Star.
London, England, 1831-06-29 00:00:00

SUPPLY.

Mr. BERNAL brought up the report of the Committee
of Supply.
Mr. COURTENAY asked when Ministers proposed
making a provision for the Queen, which was left undone in
the las, Parliament.

Lord ALI'HORP said, it would have been mentioned in
the King's speech, but it was his Majesty's wish that in a
Session so important nothing personal to himself should be
introduced in die speech.—(Hear, bear.) The matter
should be properly attended to.
Sir J. GRAHAM said he had to state to the house an
act of splendid liberality on the part of Alr. Marsden, Secre-
t:sly to the Admiralty, during a great portion of the war.
from which he retired in 1807, on a retired allowance of
1,5001. a year. That allowance he now resigned to the pub-
lic. The lion. Baronet read Mr. hlaraden s letter to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, stating that he had now suffi-
cient means to provide him with every comfort for the re-
mair.der of his life, and he should not longer trespass on the
bounty of the country, for which he was very Crateful.
The Report was agreed to.
Lord ALTHORP gave notice that on Thursday he
should bring in a bill to amend the Game Laws. (Hear.)
The other Orders of the Day were disposed of, and the
House adjourned at Oma O'CLOCK.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS.
EXCLUSIVE EXTRACTS.
RECEIVED THIS DAY.

BRUSSELS, JANE 25.—Tbe Regent will to-
morrow review the civic guard of Brussels and its
district, as well as a great number of troops ofl
the line, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, from the
neighbouring garrisons. The total number to be
reviewed is estimated at 20,000 men. Generals
Goethels, Daine, Tieken de Terhone, and Mal-
herbe, who had been for some days in this city,
have received orders to leave it immediately, and
return to their posts. They left Brussels last night;
Gen. Goethels took the road to Namur, Gen.
Tieken to Antwerp, and Gen. Daine to Hassell.
The Belgian Moniteur contradicts the report of
the resignation of Generals Tiekin de Terhone and
Malherbe, which we copied from Le Belge.
Arms were distributed yesterday among the first
Ban of the civic guards of a great number of the
neighbouring communes. The distribution will
continue without interruption, as the arms are re-
ceived at the War-office. The Courrier of this
morning says, that the Sections of the Congress
are very busily employed in preparing the budgets
of the different departments, in which it is hoped
great reductions will be made. It appears that our
finances are in a pretty good condition. No more
than about three millions of the forced loan have
yet been paid in. The treasury being sufficiently
well supplied at present, the Minister of Finance
has thought there was no necessity for forcing the
payments, which are in fact more sure when a
little time can be allowed to the contributors.

The Journal of the Government OfAix-la-
Chapelle has given notice, that the landwehr
will not be assembled this year to be exercised.
The High Military Tribunal has decided on
examination of tha evidence in support of the ac-
cusation against Major Kessels, that there was no-
thin!,: in the evidence to support the accusation,
and consequently there was no ground for farther
proceedings ; he is therefore to be immediately set
at liberty.
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.
ANT W EUP, JUNE 24.—Some persons persist in
asserting that the works for the attack of the ci-
tadel are continued at Kiel. We can assert that
these works have ceased.

It was reported on Change, that Prince Leopold
had accepted the Crown of Belgium on the follow-
ing conditions : The left bank of the Scheldt to
remaid to the Dutch ; a part of Venloo to be ours ;
Maestricht to be garrisoned by neutral troops;
Luxemburg and the division of the debt to be the
subject of negociation. We think it will be pru-
dent to wait for the return of our deputation, before
we indulge in hopes that may not be realised.—
Brussels Papers, June 26.
FRANKFORT, JUNE 22.—A letter from Corfu,'
dated May 11, reports that a merchantman had
met a Turkish fleet of thirty sail steering its
course to the Adriatic Sea. It will probably go to
the coast of the Pachalick of Scutari.

The cholera has again appeared at Ribinsk on
the Wolga, in the tiovernment of Jaroslaw, 330
wersts (220 miles) north of Moscow ; and also in
the Government of Mohilew.— Frankfort Papers,
June 22.