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Tuesday last the Royal Lancashire• Militia, eons.
We have received Paris papers to the i!Oth and
Dutch to the 26th instant. The birth of a Prince of mandcd by Crlonel‘Viesoa, were reviewedejne Go.
France is annotinced with all the pomp which might vernmentequere, Plymouth, by General Ttioitas,
and afterwards went. through the manstuvres c,f a
have been expected. It is long sinteNAPOLVON adopted
.sham-fight. The day was remarkably fine, and the
into his Code of Legislation the Salique Lew which
corps executed their various evolutions with a masterly
excludes females from the succession, so that the birth correctness and precision, and obtained the just mead
of a Son must be to him an Object of more than coin- of approbation from the reviewing General and others
Officers present —The above Regiment is going toe:- ..-'1
mon triumph. It is not improbable that this event
Dartmeor, on two months duty. -- I
may lead to something Tike a change of policy in the s-
Cabinet of St. Cloud—the security of the Napoleon The wound which Colonel Seentania.(brother of
Sir Jolts), who so gallantly led tile Guards in the
Dynasty, or rather the chains of the French people, late action, fortunately is not of :4 dengerotts nature :
vrould.be more securely rivetted by limiting than by it was a musket-shot, which lodged in his left shoed-
extending the future conquests of France—but we der, and was soon extracted.
fear this is a line of policy that cannot enter into the Preparations are making, both at Pnrtsmonth and
views of a military despot, unless it is forced upon Plymouth, to send out another flier with reinforce-
menu of men and stoles of every kind to Portugal.
him by defeat and disgrace. Many horses are already embarked, and a consider.
It is curious to observe the silence of the French I '
able member more will be sent. NVe learn, that, in
Journals at this moment with respect to Spain and I the expectation of an action soon liking place, all
Portugal: no sound but that of Vice Napoleon le feline! 1 Officers on leave in this country are ordered to join
is permitted to be heard ; and even the Press is cau- the army in Portugal without the smallest delay.--
1 Sir STAPLETON
,COTTON and suite have already set
timed against giving publicity to any thing that may ! out. Generals Lana .and the Honourable Cetenees
damp the general joy. The Dutch Proclamation for STUAnT, FARE, and LONG, with the Marquis of
the iiluminations and oche/ marks of rejoicing ordered Tweenetse leave Town to-morrow to embark at
Poetsmeuth. If the wind is favourable, the fleet witl
by the Emperor concludes in the following manner:
'...4. The Director-General, of Police, obliged by his sail on Monday or Tuesday:
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place to watch over the public order, and to remove 11)e Dstie of Busecce on has re gned
mend of the Edinburgh Militi-
every thing which may offend against decency, good be succeeded by the Earl of Ai
manners, the laws, and the government, informs A general Court Martial was
all authors, printers, end booksellers, that he will Castle, on the 17th of L'ecemi'
watch with the utmost diligence the abuse, licentious- of Captains DONALD FRASER
tress and crimes of the press, and prosecute persons sere of the first Regiment of .
offending in this respect with ail the rigour which the Militia, who were arraigned for
of July, 1810, after tendering r'
laws authorize." i however had not been accept
1 Ment with( ut leave, the regime
I the preceding day at Inverness,
Icise, for the space of 21 days
wards refused to return (or
CAMBRIDGE, MARCH '27. turned to the regiment while
At the close of the Poll for the Chancellorship of ordered to do so' by the Ccznm; -,sing Officer.
Cambridge, the numbers stand as follow :. ' which charges the Court deceled, that the prisoners
For the Duke of QLOUCIESTER ...... --CO I were guilty of both the charges, in breach of the arts.
' Fnr the Duke of 12u-rid:ND ......... ... ..556
Majority in favour of hi. Highness ......--114 , des ot war, and sentenced them to be dismissed from
It will be seen by the following letter from our Cor-
his Majesty's service, and rendered incapable of again
serving his Majesty in any.military capacity wliatcesr.
respondent, that Lord PALMERSTON has gained his
election as Member for the University: A few days ago e meeting took place et Norman
Eight &Clock. i Cross, between Lieutenant H. C. D. and Lieutenant
The Poll must close within half an hour from this C. C. Led the Royal Bells Militia, the f rmer at-
time. Lora PALMERSTON has a majority of about 100, tended by Lieutenant A..--T—N, and the latter by
and this advantage he will maintain, as scarcely any Lieutenant N—L—T. After the first shat the parCes
remain to be polled. called for another, but. their friernis interfeted, _and
N. B. Tile number polled is about the same as yes- succeeded in reconciling there.
today; it cannot be accurately ascertained at present. I
Three•quarters past Eight o'Clock.
Poll closed, but votes not counted. It is certain N4V.IfL INTELLIGENCE.
Lord PALIiF,RSTON is mere than 100 a-head ; more
than 800 votes polled. a A FRENCH FRIGATE DESTROYED.
We feel great pleasure in announcing the desereic-
, tion of another ot the enemy's f,igetes, off Cape Bar.
, • Lord and Lady Gm arrived in town with iheir liens, by the Cherburgh squastion.--- .o`ur Re.atfeet
tunny on Tuesday last from Northumberland. i Will recollect, that about Christmas last, tao Freneh
Tuesday afternoon Lord and Lady GARDDILIt and frigates escaped from Hevre, one of which Captain
family arrived at Yarmouth from London, and yes. GRANT, in his Majesty's ship DIANA, drove on s'nete
terday morning at two o'clock, through the fatigue and finally burned; the other, l'Amazone,liad at thlit
of the journey, her Ladyship died at her lodgings in . time the good fortune to escape heck into Havre ; but
Yarmouth. Lady GARDNER had been in an infirm
i was burnt by her crew on Sunday night last, ta pre-
state of health for some time. ;vent her from falling into our possession. She was qg t
end . her way from Havre to Cherburgh ; when, just as she
Count. Gorton') (the lea King of Sweden)
inrounding Cape Barfleur, the BERWICK, oneicif.our
suite, arrived at Yerrpouth yesterday morning,
. blockading squadron, 'got sight of her. L'Amezoee
order to embark for the Baltic. His baggage was
. seeing herself cut off floret Cherburgh, anchoted dote
immediately put on board the HORATIA frigate, Cap.
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to the shore, in which situation she was attacked by tain Lord GEORGE 6TEWAftT, and it was expected that °
I'she would sail with her distinguished passenger as !the Bertwica and the Niosa and 'AMELIA frigates.—
I The enemy perceiving that preparations were makingl this day, if the weather permitted.
to attack her with the boats of the squadron, set fire to
To the applications made yesterday to the Board
of Trade for Baltic Licences, the answer was, that the frigate, and she was burnt to the water's edge.—
they would be issued in two days. We had two men killed.
2.:.
A Quarterly General Court of Proprietors was held FALMOUTH, MARC!!
Sailed the Prince Adnlphtis packet, for Gibralt ir
yesterday at the East India House. On the motion
of the Chairman, the additional salary of £5OO per 1 and Malta ; the ALPIIEA cutter, for Wales and Ire-
was I land; and Eliza packet, for the Windward Islands.
annum to Captain SALMON, military secretary,
c confirmed, after some opposition from Mr. Roca.— PLYMOUTH, MARCH 26.
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It was also agreed to put to the ballot, on the 24th Arrived the lets frigate from off Brest, into vrhich
of April next, the motion—" That Mr. W. Cottli:s port it is said the squadron that took the Challenger,
Jecxson, late of the Madras Civil Establishment, be got unmolested. Sailed the Wm I'ING schooner for
permitted to return with his rank to India." our squadron cruizing off the Isle of Bass and adja-
! Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the cent coast. A line ot battle ship is now in the. Offing
East India. House, when Captain Menem:Tose of to the westward, supposed to be the WARIG*R, of 74
the ship Scaleby Castle, took leave of the Court pre. gmts, which brought the Cadiz dispatchestu Falmouth.
vious to departing for Bombay direct. The Court . PORTSMOUTH, MARCH-117. '
adjourned at hie o'clock till to-morrow. Arrived the VENGEI:B, On toe, and It evesrove fro*.
i The China ships, we understand, will be dispatched Liebhn (sailed with the Geer s).—Sailed the I)ii.
at the India House on Saturday next, and those for Weer, for Guernsey, with
,coaxoy. Came int*, hale
1 India, on Saturday week. They will proceed from ;beet the ryi.LA liezep dente—Wind S. E.
I Poissmouth in two fleets, if practicable, and not altor - •
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gether, as at first intended The convoy is not yet DEAL, MARCH r:.
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appointed.
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. Sailed the Spanish Patriot for Cadiz, and the Prince
The rumour which reached us from the Continent
for Quebec. Arrived the BEAGLE sloop of war from
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some ti me agctof an attempt to assassinate BERNADOTTE, a cruize. Sailed the BERMUDA and SKYLARK on a
! is confirmed in acme degree by a recent letter from
cruize.
Gottenburgh, in which it is thus mentioned : " In
SHEERNESS, MARCH 27.
Sailed the BLAZER and PINCHER for Yarmouth.--
the morning of the —, the Pewee received an ann..
nymous letter, desiring him not to go to the Opera Carrie into dock the DWARF.
i in the evening, Which he paid no attention to, until YARMOUTH, MARCH 17. ,
ihe had ascended about half-seay up the stair.case ; Arrived the REVNARD and Ceevesn. sloop, aid
he then recollected the letter, and. turned himself sailed this morning with the PARTRIDGE, Uttoevr.
about and left the house ; after which a strict search , and &um's, fin the Baltic. Remain-the Roebudt ,
1 being made, a page was discovered with a pair of and Horatio frigates.
loaded pistols, of whom strong suspicions axe enter- One,'P. M.—A ship is now coming in, supposed
tained. • the DtsinEs frigate.
Several of the Papers have fallep into a gross error
The English cutter Olympia, of 150 tons, armed
respecting the incorporation of the kingdom of Arest-
i with 10 catronades, and having a crew of 47 men, has
phadia into the French Empire. JEROME has only
.been captured and ) carried ieto Calais. h i the Finite) t
I ceded a very small portio-ant his territgry; an arrange-
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ment which seems to have been rendered necessary privy cars, the Grand Alike de' Berg, Captain De:-
by she recent annex:ellen of Holland. 4t was on this* voices ; the ItancutiM, Captaii Ditta4o34.fts ; the
. . , :Atria Louisa, Cept 'in _HORNER, and sit others.
occasion that he published anaddress to the inhabi.
l'he Neetralitn, Fusernefrom Liverpool to Boston,
tants of the ceded district, congmp're. ratulating them on .
becoming citizens of the Great E . is on shore on Cape Cud, and full. a water. - ,
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i The following extract of a letter firm Mexico, Captain
7 4 Igli.n..l,,c.tteais,appointedeactiligeto the Pole-
which. arrived yesterday, servekto strew the fallacy of .ter .
the communications received ley the way of Cadit, of • Rear-Admital Snarre,., lie ineceeded A 614.4
the restoration of order and treequillity : Sr' J. B. WARREN nn the . Halifas station, attiisid
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" ,IM IPC. Dec. 20.—rjery thing here is confoe • et- l'erinuja on the 14th eLteletry to the Beivideta
.sioa. .There is nothing in the country but; reattery frights, and shanty ifter 'shifted Isis f3••+ t: the' !• .
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and Anus:milieu. Trade is parkilized." ' .10nPui ' ' .•
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UNI VF.RsiTr INTELLIGENCE.

has re:iped the -cent.
itia, and we hear ii to
A NCRAM.
was held in Edinbtugh-
nber, 1810, for the trial
t and ALEXANDER FRA•
1 Inverness-shire Local
for having, on the 26:1i
their resignation (which
quieted the regi-
rnent having assembled
.ss, for training and exer.
s ; and or having after.
r at least not having le-
so assembled) akhough
minding Officer. Upon