Star.
London, England, 1810-04-04 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, MARCH e 6.

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.-THE PREFECT OF THE LOWER

RHINE TO THE MINISTERS OF THE INTERIOR.

Strasbtirgh, Niarch 24, Half past Six o'clock, A. Al.

Yesterday was the happiest of days for Als ice. One-third of
its population was at Strashurgh, in order to see the Empress, who
has .hew•t hers if every where, and has gain"d all hearts.
Her Majesty will depart at eight o'clock this morning.
The Prince of Neufchatel to the Emperor and King.
Strasburgh, March 24, Eigit o'clock, A. M.
Stir—The Empress proceeded on her journey to-day, at eight
o'clock in the morning. H.•r Majesty is in very good health,and
is extremely desirous to arrive speedily at Compeigne ; ,but we
rre retarded by the zeal of the tols r.,.—Her Majesty is well satis-
fied with the city of Stras'nirgh.
It is certain that their Majesties will arrive at St.
C:oud from Compeigne on the 30th.

BAYONNE, MARCH 16.
Yesterday a number of prisoners (3500) were
marched in here, taken in the province of Catalonia,
in straggling parties. We expect a considerable num-
ber more in their progress to the interior of France.
It is imagined that within the last five weeks 15,000
prisoners have gone through here.

PARLiAMEATARr PROCEEDINGS.

llob/SE OF LORDS, APRIL S.

In the Com:rittee of Privileges on the Banbury Peerage, Mr.
Hargrave was finally beard in behalf of the Claimant.—Further
proceedings on Tuesday.
'1 fie Committee of Privileges on the Roaburgh• Peerage was
appoii:ted to sit on Thursday.
Some local and private Bills were brought up by Sir Charles
Morgan, Sir Janic-s Graham, and other Members of the House of
C..mmons, and read a first time.
Mr. Meheux, from the India House, presented some India Ac-
clunts, pursuant to sn Order of the House ; and Mr. Johnson,
from the Office of Chief Secretary for Irelani, the 10th Report
of the Cornraiisioners of Inquiry in Ireland, and an Account of
Corn imported there Item areign parts.—Ordered to lie on the
table an.; to be printed.
The Irish Sugar Bill was read a third time and passed.
'fl.e Sugar Drawback Hill passed through a Committee, and
was reported.—Adjourncd till to-morrow (this cit.)).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The vcond re.tding of the Smithfield Market rill was, at the
oesir!c of the Corporation of the City a London, postponed until
Monday next, on the Illation of Sir CHARLES PRICE.
Mr. Jolint.too-, from the Secretary of State's Oface in Ireland,
presented an Account of the State of the Cuatorns there.—Or-
tiered to iie ott the table.
The Inventor-General of Imports and Exports presented an
accomt of thy tiLantity of Coals, &c. hrporteti into the port of
London daring a riven period.
Sir JOHN SINCLAII& brou7,ht up the Report of the High-
ways Improvement Bill.—Ordered to be further considered to-
morrow.
Mr. LESLIE FOSTER brought up the Report of the Irish
Silk Manufacture Bill.—Ordered to be read a third time to-mor-
row.
Lord PALMERSTONE moved the discharge of the Order for
the Correspondence between the Medical Board and the Secretary
at War, and substituted a motion of a similar description, which
AS agreed to. He immediately after presented the papers, which
as ere laid on the table.

„ • _
Lord COCI-IRANE moved for further Papers relative to the
Admiralty Court.—Ordered.

INN-KEEPERS.

Lord PA LMERSTONE moved for leave to bring in the an-
nual Bill tor Inn-keepers' Allowances.
Mr. SHAW I.F. FEVRE adverted to the Petitions on the Ta-
ble, from several Inn-keepers, praying relief—and stated his in-
tention to propose a clause to increase the allowances, or to pro-
vide that the soldiers Manilla be supplied by rations.
lord PALMERSTONE 7tated, that inquiries were making
into the subject by order of the Commander in Chief—and when
the Report was made, then woulh be the t'lrie to adopt whatever
regulations might appear proper.—Leave given.

Silk Manufacture Diu.—
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at War, and substituted
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