The National Register.
London, England, 1808-01-17 00:00:00

rOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

rRANCE,
PARIS, nr.C. 2G.—the grand decorations of the Legion of
Honour, destined for the Emperor Francis I. for the Archduke
Charles, the Archduke Johns and Count erboa) wilted at
\let= on the 7th ultimo.

6F,10-1-ANY,

VI EN A, 0 r:c. `L.—Our Court Gazette contains the following
article front Turkey :—The tranquillity which prevailed on the
frontiers of Bosnia, has again beed.disturbed. About the end
of Septrtnber the cordon of Turkish tencips, formed On tile batiks
of the Dwina and Buzaw a, was reinforced with 0000 men, bt
which means its strength was iucreased to •16,000 men. The
Servians were no sooner informed of this circumstance than the%
crossed the ilazawa. mid gave battle to the Turks on the Itth
October, in ts hich the latter were completely Muted. Sn far
from the itussians making the least preparations for evacuating
Moldavia and Wallachia, pursuant to the armistice, another
Russian corps is on its march thither from Nlohilow, under the
command of' hlajor-General Prince A.praxin, who is alreads
arrived in Bitcharest, time head-quarters of the General in
Chief, Prince Prosorowskv. The Russian advanced posts hate
been lately considerably reinforced, and all correspondence and
commercial intercourse w ith Turkey, are strictly prohibited.
itaistits oP TUE MAINE, 1) r.c. s:—Some public Journals
Albite, that the report has been generally circulated for some
.s past, that a part of the Conscription of 1800 will be im-
mediately raised lly anticipation. We ate assured that Similar
to' last year, a Senates Cunsultum will be issued, by which
He 00 youths, of this class, ts ill be placed at the disposal of
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Coinnintnent ; namely, a part for the present army, and a part
or the reserve. Although peace is established on the Continent,
nevertheless, the great extent of countr) , occupied by the
French armies, requires a reinforcement of fresh troops.-s-
-41:41;sille du Nord.
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DENMARK.

COPENUAGgNs ntc. 26,-74etters from Cronstadt state,
that 16 sail of the line, and 14 gua-boais, are lying in the port
of that city.
The Frcirtt army in nalmfttla oems dtitinecl tor very im-
portant ope i op. Sot," are of opinion. that it is to occupy
the TLA • I,i' accordies to 0111,111 11 is to march
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ti tontatittee on the gate of the Islnnd the folios ins Re;ei
lutious were agreed to
1. That, on a constitutional application to his Honour thc
Lieutenant-(;a.ernor, this nouse did, in the last Session, grant
bounty on the importation of fish from the British Colonic: in
North America, in British veisclss fively and voluntatily, tli
evince our ansit•ty to proninte the nattgation Of the Empire, and
give a decided preference in our niarkets to those commodities
which could Ise futnished by any part of hitb Nlajeitty'sdotninions.
That the attempt of his Majesty'S Ministers to compel this
House to grant a bounty on fish of certain description., by pro-
hibiting the importation of fish in chips of vessels belonging to
the subjects of any State in amity With his Majesty, whilst the
oecessity ;signets an intercourse is reeognlzed, is oppressive and
unconstitutional ; and nothing but this necessity, with the pro-
tection and care which we owe to our slaves, *hose comforts and
lives are ss nutonly hazarded by 614 regulittiuni Could induce the
[louse to (notion, the hotinty4 which WU chatted!), granted
when applied for In a cotatitatiotal atandet•