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11.4RLIJIME,NTARr PROCESDINC.S.
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-'" -,'' ' -_‘l4,4srobers becoming ---Punkrupts ill, *A tbne—ter.m.
• till, mime-Militia Commivioners' Bill, 0.4 able-;-Hon•
, iotho Bill, 2/ITinut—Woods and Forests BBL sd thfe:...
Iwo ie Lani Bill, 3d tiinelrish Militia Fanilies' Bill, ad
akso
g,....k10 MMiers' Wives' Bill, sd than--Jantaica Trade Bill,
~Forther Conilderatioo of Report Pilots' Bill—Cows-
',.itterr-m members' Oath Bill--Comniatee on Ligal quay Bill
mitt of Supply—Cotnialttake of Ways and Mosns—t!ons;
„nee ,th Canada Trade Bill—Report en Penitentiary house
n, tree
on Charitable Donation Bill—Report on Supply-.
itt,ort no Earl Wellington's Annuity Bill—Report on Gins Du-
des, got ..itePort oo ?Beholds' Bill. .
Iformrs—Mr. Vernon— -Motion regarding the reserved Re-
vive of Scotland.
mr.Wilhasu Herbert—Motion for an frquiiy into the Peep-
.. Friudo, owl Abuses of the License Trade.
r'!' rG. p.m.-Bill to amend the Act of 21st and 9.2 d George
iii, to proe. .
~..de and Manufactures, by regulating and tin-
coartithg Pinatiumr. ' ~._.
TO-IfuttßOw.
Nowees—Mr. ilankes--Motion for Bill to carry into effect
114 Resolutions agreed to byths House on the Slit of May, and.
tilt lit of lone, 1811.
Br /.:fenport—Motion respecting Martinique Sugar.
or. western—Papers relating to the Prosecution and Trial of
opt* Tomlinson.
wow—Further consideration of Report 'on Weald of Kent
'Coal Bill—GO Coin Bill, 2d time.
WEDNESDAY.
polies.--Mr. O'Hara—Motion for Instructinns to the Irish
rows Committee to inqaire into the Contribution and Interest
ea the Joint Debts of Great Britain and Ireland.
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MOINTDAY, MARCH 25.
SICEVF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE ('?CLOCK
spw Ct. Crwm. for money 54,1—D0. for ace. 591-1
;per Ct. doe-5 per Ct. Scrip
VI& /Ms 9e. pre.—Bonds s.. 4a proem-Damn dii.

Ilatttrday Major Otto Fostcr.mxs, of the Swedish
usnis, arrived at Downing-street, direct from Got-
nburgh, with dispatches of the utmost importance.
hey are said to express a determination on the part
BIANADOTTE firmly and resolutely to oppose the
' teer of Francs, but they contain a proposal for a
61'14 and a powerful naval co operation from Great
titain ; the latter request will, no doubt, be eons-
ied with, but we sincerely hope Ministers will ex-
orcise the utmost circumspection before they listen to
the former, We have already hinted at BERNA-
ziorrc's hardiness, and it is curious to learn, by the
latest arrivals, that a Misunderstanding actually ex-
ists between the Swedish Nobles and their waster on
this subject.

Our Readers already know that the Diet has been!
teetoled to meet at Orebro .on the 16th of April :
tlfillistance of the place of meeting and the protrac-
ted time appointed for it are of course the topics of
etlbplaint. It is not unlikely that by the.-16th of
01,for we know the rapidity with which the French
owe, Sweden will be prostrate at the foot of France.
litlttlAboTTE and the Swedish Nobles may then be
lieliberating in Orebro, but we must be permitted to
dbiebt •vhether the parallel between BEttNAnorrE and
tiro, shut up in Utica, will hold good, if the event
Ilibich we allude to takes plate.
'The follozitig h nn extract of a private letter from
Cottenburgh, dated March 15 :
" I have only a few moments to inform you, that an OfTicel•
is jest arrived e-press from Stockholm, bringing dispatches for
trend of the H' most importance, which wP understand ccm-
nundcate the ti.:al determination of this country and Russia, to
declare war apa'net France.
k The Guards have acme,. left St. Petcrblastrgh ; and a mOst.
WO crisis is at hand. Prussia, as I before told you, must, fn
she present state of things, side with France. The Officer is a
Strode; and the only packet on this Sidi: is ordered to sail
IChn to.nturrow morning at tray-light.
"A misuaderstat tan issafd to have subsisted between the Crown
. Attu and several of the Nobles, hi consequence of the former per.
thing in the Diet bcingissembled at Orebro instead of Stockholm,
where it gua!iy met, and where the Nobles were desirolis it
ihoald still continue to meet. Tie difference was, however, re-
smelled; en the a.suranec of the Ciovn Prince that he had a
pramount teason foe hts choke of Orebro in preference to Stock_
which he would toads to the Secret Committee at the
Netting of the Diet, which is fixed for the 16th April.
" tt is reported 'hat our troop* in Pomerania have been die.
Maid and disbanded:"

rans Papers to the 10th instant have come to
'and, the contents of which are more important thah
they have been of Lite. The Moniteues contain the
proceedings of the Conteriative Senate; totisequent
aPso reports from the Ministers of War and of Fo-
rtign Affairs. These.documents go over all the old
badnied arguments in regard to the maritime rights
of neutrals. The &gout Comultakt founded upon the
above reports, tornpletely adopts the whole of their
recomtnendations, and accordingly an eittensite orge-
eization of the National Guards it immediately to
take place in the different strong fortrestes on the
lihine, and in all the principal ports bf France, Hol-
bnd, and Italy, in order that all the disposable mai:
tary force of France shay be sent wherever the Bri.
dds flag can enter. In aid of this design, 100,000
sae; selected from among the Conscripts, are to be
cent to join the armies. The above papers do \not
***in any information whatever respecting the !hi-
" or French armies in the Peninsula. There is
reestion of its being BONAPARTe* intention to
164 the Preach capital immediately. From the pe-
culiar exPte&sionz.:o If France is only to etpect en.
Lnoments,eitibout guarantee," it may be concluded
dsat nothiag less than the possession of the Russian,
Prussians and Swedish ports in the Baltic, would
satisfy her. We regret to find, that they afford ample
corroboration of the former accounts of the secom-
Turk, salotentent of hostilities between the Russians and