The National Register.
London, England, 1815-03-19 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

PARTICULARS OF THE MANNER IN RIUCH
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GENOA, MARCH 3.—Buonaparte hos been long
rape ; he cajoled the Commanders of the English
before Porto Ferrajo ; he seized eves), opportuni
liking to maritime officers; he made use of this
quently on board the English ships of war; he also
to the small neighbouring islands, as Pianoss, &►
his French brig, and another which he had bough'
Leghorn, to buy ammunition and other things for
troops. MI this had so accustomed the English
flag, that they paid no attention to his little squadi
by night. He has left at Porto Ferrajo the wife
trend, the sister of General Drouet, and in general
upon whom he could not depend for a despera►
made some of them believe that he was merely
to have a conference with King Joachim Murat,
to have quitted Naples or to hare ante connection fedi,
has had some detachments of French thrown upon
Genoa ; but our King has ordered that these men,
soldiers, should be obliged to follow the road of .
without entering Genoa. The King being informed
escape, has sent orders in all directions, among
where there is the Italian regiment in the pay of .
BRUSSELS, MARCH 10.--Since yesterday a gri
have passed through this city, coming from Paris,
haste to the Hague, Berlin, Copenhagen and Stuci
news of Buonaparte's landing.
FONDI (NAPLES). FEB. 18.—Yesterday Geoma
viewed all the troops of his corps. Many promo,
made, and orders distributed. Io the Order of the
Proclamation, which says 41 Buonaparte was the
tinent, but now he is no longer to he feared." Afte
curs the following passage:—" I have raised the
but it is nst yet to combat."

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY, MARCH 15.
The Corn Bill, and Marine Mutiny Rill, were
the Commons, and read a first time ; and the i
motion of the Earl of Liverpool, ordered to be prii
CORN LBWS.
Petitions on the subject of the Corn Bill were
the following places :—From the town of Perih,
average might be fixed at 725. instead of t3os. ; fro:
and Walsall, Ralston, Stattord.hirc, and Tones,
*lv alteration in the Corn Laws ; rom the Cliam,
In Vaterford, in favour of the Bill ; from Liverpo
Kalifax, Camberwell, Peckham, Dulwich, Cu!
Reading, Nottingham, different trade, incorporai
and other places, against the Bill, by Lord Grenv.
that the petitions would have been more nurnerk
meronsly signed, if the petitioners had not concei
he trusted, that the Legislature was running a race
the City of London to the same effect, signed by up\
Persons, by the Duke of Sussex, who observed Ilia,
were such as to require the most calm and deliberat
of the subject.
Earl GREY rose to make his promised motion
on the Corn Laws. • His Lordship said, there
which required to be treated with greater calmness,
„which iritation could be productive of more mischief
there could be no manner of viewing it more injurious
test of opposite interests. It had been well remark(
Earl (Liverpool). that if "therewere an opposition
tween ch mid the poor, Parliament ought to
of the great-mass against the opulent few. He was
the people of Ibis country would be satisfied, if
justice of the decisies of the Legislature by proper ,
although that decision mizht not be altogether conformable
wishes. With respect to kimself, his personal into.
same as those of the persous cho had been supposed;