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London, England, 1816-02-23 00:00:00

isames Salamanca, Orthes, Vittoria, Toulouse,
Albuera, Waterloo.

Itaussat's, gas. Tbelast letters from Bs-
yarie announce,.,that his Maiest'y no longer perk
sists in the system of not, ceding any portion of
territory to Anstria, but that he only objects to
the insufficiency of the population, and the small-
ness of the revenues of the territory which is of-
fervd him in eNchangc,

On the Ist inst. the cola at inspruck, %ins 17
Aeg-rees,,below the freezing point. Such atlita
nieurte. 4mintity of snow lINS fallen in South Tyi-01,
thut the oldest inhabitants remember nothing
'equl'to• it. ' '

• MENTz, FEL:IIC-'--They write from Colmar,
that the journey'Which Baron de .Printout was to
make to revieW the troops under his command is
suspended, and will probably not take place till
spring. His *Excellency lives on the best, terms
•with the Prefects. of the two departments, and
does every thing 'possible .to lighten the burden
which these departments have to bear._ In all
the towns of the department of the Upper
Ititine all the tmoccop:ed buildings are made
faro barracks for the• troops, and &Irbil Pri-
meitit favours this measure. • The small Saxon
detachments which had remained about Colmar,
are gone *to the Pas de Calais. The manufacto-
ries of Muillimusen,. in the MUnsterthal and the
environs, arc very flourishing, and the intercourse
.with foreign countries, which had been-
ed by the war, has resumed its authority; but the
want of ready me ney is severely felt; the vintage
having ;ailed and there not having been a good
one since 1811. • The Civil of Colmar
js the only one in all Alsace which has yet been
renewed.by the King.
BERLIN, FEII.-6.---qheaing tlll3 BOOM' two
bishop's, one for the 'Lutheran religion, and one
for the rctorr»etllCalviniss). The latter is said
to he Mr. Sack, first Chaplain of the Court,- and
•Cotiosellor-in-thief of the Consistory. .
lIMILUM, Faa. 13.—They write from L:11e,
that the Prefect of the Department of the. North
has received from inipedor•authority,' strict orders
to prevent tWo Belgic papers, one printed at Brus-
sels, and one at Liege:, tram being introduced into
France,. because they contain secounts both false
and exaggerated, oldie internal state of that king-
dom. -The same attention is to be paid talareiga
pamphlets. • •

FRENCH PAPERS,
(6ECEIVXD 'THIS MOUNIN(;)

CHAMBER OF PEERS, Feb. I(.

A very long report: Was' made by Count Mole,
of the proceedings of the Special Connoission
elitirged with the Exelnioution of the Questions
relative to the Powers of the Chamber of Peers
as a Court 01 Justice,
,and the s:eterniining the
mode of proceeding in such sittings.-

i)Att IS, an. 18.----Twelve colossal statues, and
four trophies; will form the' decoration, of 14
Itc4tleot of Louie ,X.VI. Tbee statues Will repre-
sent Bayard and DUguescliu, Turenne and Conde,
the 'Abbe Suger and CT,4a,rdiriat,de'llicblieu, Sully
and Colbert, Taurville Mari Dtiguay Trouin,
Duquesne and .Suffreo.,
M. Eaneri, a plqskta.n,..,eho hid followed the
Usurper to Elba, and who has been arrested in
th 4 village of Lens, has been conducted...to lie-

They write
.from Lude, in the department. of
f•
14a Sarthe—" The gendarmerie of our. depart-
ment have just made en important capture; four-
teen brigands, who called themselves Buonaparte's
Vultures, have been arrested, and sent to the prison
'of Mons."
MADRID. TEL 4.--The preparations going for-
ward u this capital, leave no doubt at the speedy
arrival of a princess tvho is to reign over' Spain.
The Duke de Ptirque is preparing to setoff for
..Report says, that the Ex-Minister Ballejo, con-
donned far having abused the confidence of the
King, by spreading calumnious reports, hat tie-
, Illailde4 to be judged by a tribunal where he will
be allowed to defend bnself; and that the King,
faithful to his promises just published, has not re-
' jetted` the demand.
Letters from the interior speak much.of the dif-
fereut hands of „robbers which infest Andalusia,
Navarre, and Galicia; The Government continues
to treat them with contempt, and disdains to use
military force to suppress 'them; considering the
local enthorities sufficient for the purpose;
It appears to be the intention to send a fresh
Army to Amiritia. At is drought that it will be
entrusted to General Count de la Bisbal.
VIENNA, FEB. 7.—Our Gavernment is forming
'Commercial Relations, with North America. M.
Perez hai just., been istnetl:COusul-Generitl for
•Austria, at Philadelphia.
The 'King of- Saxony has giVen permission to
Fottehe to pass the winter at Dresden, but has
refused his request for leave to settle there.
• Pea, Litta has'returned
to Rome, without havingobtained a verysuccess-
-14 termination to his negociationi.. The Pope
has demanded that all the BishOps- of Lombardy,
nominated by Buonaparte, and. lately confirmed ;
by the Emperor, should be distnissed. The UAly
Father aellre. Same time winos tci 'corifirin several
Bishops in the Hereditary. States 'of Austria, and
among others the Bishop of_Lyhtich,
Murttott, Fes. 12.-r. The Prince Royal -of Ba-
Varia,who has
.been received by the Bniperur of
Austria, with. the' greatest cordiality, frs expected
here to-Itiorroiv from Milan. -Wire are assured that
this-Prince has succeeded in the-negociations with
Which he was charged. It is said that the County
of Hanau and the Principality of Issenbourg will
be'giyee to Bavaria as indemnities for the4rct-
•,
yinees ceded to Ailititt.