Star.
London, England, 1809-03-08 00:00:00

rons holding canteens under the Commissioners i
fog
.eempt-
tor toe Stirs of Barracks ;. an amendmen;
.„, cart; with four horses, or waggOns, having narrow
lam the penalties of the Road Acts, if theyl
w:;1!t by accident, bear a load above the statute:
w:; 1!t ; an amendtherit, making persons refusing to
b'ilet ;gars or soldiers in Ireland, liable tothe pe-
nalties in force in Ireland, at the time of the Union ;
a:ncndment to facilitate the proof of the indentures
of arprcntices, by making the certificate of a Magis-
ns.tc, that the indenture and hand-writing were proved'
bor,: him, a •,,, fficient proof of an indenture ; and a
clause to authorise Courts Martial to inflict greater
re„;aties than heretofore upon persons in the Corn-
missariat who should have fraudulently misapplied
any (4' his Majesty's stores. This latter clause, the
sECKETARY at WAR observed, had, been ren-
dered necesary by the insufficiency of the present
penalty ; dismissal from the service, and a fine of
kick, to deter persons employed uporkforeign stations
from yielding to the great temptation Of embezzling
iyabiic stores. The clause had been Originally framed
to extend over the empire, but as
.it was not deemed
reces,ary to give such a power to. Courts Martial in
Great Britain or Ireland, an amendment had been
rude in it, restricting its operation to the Foreign
Settlements.
The amendments having been gale through, the
no use resumed, and the Report was ordered to be
teceived to-morrow.

NAVAL INQUIRY., .
on the motion that the Committee on the Plymouth
Police Bill be put off to Friday,
Sir C. POLE desired to be informed whether any
and *l!.it proceedings had been taken by the -Law
°tigers of the Crown, pursuant to the recommenda-
tions of the Ist, 10th, 12th, and 13th Reports of the
an
Co mmissioners of Naval Inuiry ; anwhether and
What sums had been recovered for' the public in
tooecinenec
The CIIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
was unable to state what particular proceedings had
been taken by the Attorney-General, or whit progress
had h:!en tna•le therein, but could assurelbe Honour-
able Baronet that proceedings had been, instituted.
The Committee was then put off to Friday ; and
House a.ipaurned.,

TEI FiN INC;

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
.437er Cent. Consols, money, 6134.1-:-for ace. 88/.
Omnuen lil preen.—Excheq, Bills les. to I.s, preen.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stoa shut India Bonds, 1 2s. 13s. pre.
ier Cent. Red. shut Ex. Eills 10s.-22. pre.
J per Cent. Cons. 68 671 Ditto (Fundahle) lila. ICs pr.
4 per Cent. shut Omnium li prem.
p- re-r. Navy 98it Lottery Tickets 2.11. 19s,
Lor.g Ann. s' ut Cons. for acc. 684
. _

GOTTENBURGH

Seven Mails arrived this morning, brought to liar-
r;cb by the AUCKLAND packet. By this conveyance
Messenger arrived with dispatches for Government,
ThiCh it is believed relate to the new aspect which
the telations of Russila and Austria have begun to
awl= since the late interview between their Prus
sian lIAMTIES and the Emperor ALEXANDER.

O: 25th tilt: an embargo was laid on all Bri-
ti,h re:els at Nlftrstrand. The cause of this lye Lave
tot hearJ. It was taken off again on the following day.
The following are the principal articles of intelli-
FCC rcceivcd by these Mails :
STOCKHOLM; FEB. 28.
liic Royal Majesty has received the following

"As the mcvcable property foUnd at a small place
rear called Enklubo, could not be removed i
the last expedition for Want of horses, the Of.
Ecm commanding at the post of Ward°, were ob-
s,:a-ed ca the I.lth, to detach a strong reconnoitring
rany to Enklin, in order to save the moveable-pro-
p:rrr of the inhabitants, and destroy the buildings,
r!tilh was successfully performed by Captain Van
E7efouchton, cf the regiment of Sudet.mania. Se-
Cossacks were.killcd, wounded, and taken pri-

(Signed) "G. V. DOBELIN,
Denjor-Ven'eral of the Divisiop of Aland."
H A--;:utcr, Yamala, Ft.b. 17, 1 SOD."
According to letters from Vienna of a recent date,
.•t:t f,Llowing is a correct Return of the Military
I've.; of the Austrian Army :—The regular troops
z7;-.1-at to 390,00 f) men ; namely, 271,500 infantry
a reserve of .19,000 men), 50,800 horse,
artinel y, and four regiments of guards.
In time of war, the army is reinforced by 25,000
tr.:red to arms in peaceful times, and by the

ins4rrection.
he above Return, the following Statistical Ac-
• -:..t is added —The Revenue of the Empire, at
amountr, in the whole, to 146,000,000 of fib-
▪ Austriaa Dominions contain in the whole
11,528 square German miles, 790 towns, 2040 bo-
.;11F, 65,460 villages ; comprehending together
7-4.7;',f,i 0 dwellings. The capital of Vienna and the
s.,Waros contain 6,935 houses, inhabited by 222,808
besides the military, and foreigners.
ne population of the whole monarchy amounts
'0 2/9135,000 souls, including 535,000 Jews. The,
A: nattily is rich in variety of products of the three
k.ogdorns of nature ; the produce of the mineral
i:agdorn may be valued at 47 millions of florins, and
L'e tetal amount of all sorts of manufactures at 3SO
rnillias of florins per annum.

COWTANTINOPLE, DEC, 10.
Ren Effendi, Effendia, and Arif Effendi, 1
vro have hitherto conducted the negociation with
the English Minister Adair, at the Dardistetles, will
!.,1 OUt to-Inc:now or next day, under a strong escort,
on account of the roads not being yet' oittite safe, by
to Bucharest, on a diploma& Okssim ofin/.