W WWW ^ - ••11t , t 4 FEB. 9. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ARMY OF THE NORTH. The General of Division, Minnet, is master of the Asturias. Sixty English and Spanish vessels, laden with merchandise and, ammunition, have been taken in the port of Gijon, and_the other ports of the coast. The• fl.:g of the insurgents was ea flying, in order to allure them. A fine Spanish blig of war wss taken there. The Gyneral in Chief, Count Dorsenne, after having visited Navarre and I'l4e.ty, c•arried back Eng head-quarters to Valladolid. The wiiole band commat.ded by Mina and Nlendizabal had united on the C:lliimunicati at he wpun Sarl.gubsa and Jaen, to disturb the army which t.VILS be,iei 4 h.g Valencia; but the General Count Cafartlii set out with his divi ,, lon trorn Sarago.isa, marched against them, dis persed them, and re-established tlt conununications. RIT.-;SIA. Ni)A 1.111:KEY. VIENNA. JAN. R.-- I tit! rel'orts of peace between the Porte and Rus,ia arc totally d)ne away. According to all the accounts that we have lately receoied from Blic‘iarcst, Widdin, and Belgrade, this state ntent is confirined„thlto4h it is not positively asserted,that the ne vtiatf•ns are Ip . oken oil, but rather that they are to be continued at linchar..st. Certain it is, that the UktAND SEIGNIott has formally disap pr.)ved of the proposal.; made or accepted by the GRAND VIZIER. It 15 furilier as erred, that the GRA ND VIZI V.R had found himself under the tiects,ity of it voltult; a part of the conditions into which he had atithe first instant ciA,..tt d Gene' al Ku rusow. It !further appears that he enjoys the full coL:ldence of his Sovereign, and that all the reports that v e heed spread concerning his disgrace are without - any foundation. •- --• LISBON PAPERS. PORTU GAL. OPORTO, JAN. . —Before you receive this, you will have heard the particulars of the capture of Ciudad Rodrigo. The garrison con,isted of 3000 men ; MO were killed on the ramparts, and the remainder are prisoners. MARMONT has begun his march towards Cithiad Rodrigo and you may expect shortly to hear of a battle. Lord WELLINGTON is well prepared to meet him ; and it is reported, that Do RSENNE is de scending from Salamanca to join MAI:MONT. General Intl is advanc ing front Estremadura towards the expected scene of action. I am of opinion, that important events are near at hand. • IMPERL4 L It Lizom.vi.. HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY ' FFB. 3. On the question for going into a Committee on the Corn Distillery Prohbitimi 13111, a conversation took place between the Earls Lauder• dale and Bathurst, and Lora Grenville ; after which the lionse went into a Committee, and agreed to the Bill without any amendment.— adjourned. TUESDAY, FEB. 4. The Royal Assent was declared by Commission to the Malt Duty and Sugar Importation Bills. The Distillation Bill, the 1,500,0001. Exchequer Bills' Bill, and the 10,500,0,01. Exchequer Bills' Bill, were read a third time and pased. NOTTINGHAM RIOTS. I•otd HOLLAND, seeing the Noble Secretary of State (Lord Liverpo o l) in his place, was desirous to be informed, previous to the discussion nt the Order of the Day, whether any information was ready to bc: com. municated to the House, concerning a subject which for some nme past had engaged and alarmed the public mind, and which appeared to involve and be pregnant with the most serioei consequence—he was alluding to the recent disturbances in Nottingham and its neighbour hood. Those disturbances had continued under the cognizance and eye of Government, and during the actual sitting of Parliament, fur many weeks, and no effectual measures had as yet been taken ro suppress them, nor any communication whatever been submitted to Parliament respecting the cause of so alarming an evil. ile was .by no means prepared or inclined to throw blame rashly on Ministers; but the subject itself was of such striking importance, that whatever might be the conduct or opinion of those Ministers, it became the pressing duty of their Lord ships and of Parliament to obtain, without delay, such satisfactory in telligence, respecting the cause of those outrages, as might enable tuem to take the proper remedy fur putting a stop to them. The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose to assure the Noble Lord, that the disorders to which he had alluded, had not been by his Majesty's Go vernment overlooked ; on the contrary, they were seriously impressed with the concern which such proceedings were calculated to excite, and with the duty which was incumbent upon them to examine into the causes, and as far and as directly as possible, to apply an efficient remedy. Many considerations of delicacy, however, made precaution and circum spection expedient. Inquiries had been set on foot, and some most active and intelligent Magistrates had been, employed for that put - pese. The exertions of those persons had already been attended wall very hopeful results ; and should they not speedily be fully answerab!e to ex pectation, it was the intention of his Majesty's Government to bring the subject before Parliament. THURSDAY, FEB. 6. The Earl of LivEßrooL gave notice, that he should next Monday pro pose the Thanks of the House to Lord Viscount Wellington, and that Officers and Army under his command, for the late bi !Mara at - A I A:l,-i- nt in the capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, and Iloveti that their Lordships be summoned accordingly. Ordered.—Adjourned. FRIDAY, EEL 7. The Royal Assent was given by Conunission to the Corn Distiller? Bill, to the two Exchequer Loan Bills, and to some Private Bills. CONFINED DEBTORS. Load REDESDALE moved, that various returns, which be particularly specified, of prisoners received into, and discharged from the several jAils, should be laid before the House. The Earl of Mourn expressed his satisfaction, that a subject in which he had long been most anxiously interested, and on which he had so often called the attention of their Lordships, was likely, at length, by the zeal and acknowledged legal ability of the Noble Lord opposite, to be brought to a succesful issue. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. The Marquis of LANDSDOWNE said, that the Orders in Council as acted upon, called for the notice and attention of the Legislature; first, because they were the subject now of hostile discussion with the I.ll , lted States of America; and secondly, because they were the cause of the vast injuries done to the commercial and trading part of the British Public. Hs therefore gave notice, that he should submit a motion un the subject on Monday the 28th inst. • FINANCE. • A long conversation took place between Lord Grenville, Lord 'Lau derdale, and Lord Harrowby, on the subject of Finance; in which Lord GRICNTii.LE stated, that the deficiency in the public income ing the sth April, 1811, was no less than 3,30,0001. Lord HARROWOT, on the other hand, conti.nded, that all things taken into consideration, the Public Revenue was progsessively Un proving.—No motion was offered on the subject. ROYAL 1 - 10 USEHOI.I). The Order of the Day being read for tJae third reading of the Royal Household Bill, A dicussion took place between several Noble I .ord9 ; and IA lent the Bill wai lead a third tinic aLd paostll.—Adjourned to Muoday. ANHOLT MAIL. HOLLAND. AMSTERDAM, JAN. 16.—8 y a Decree of the Prefect of our Depart ment, the Public are informed, that the Conscription for 1810 is about to be carried into execution. It comprehends young men born between thwi 16t of Januaey and 31st of December, 1790, who are obliged to in form the Municipality of their legal place of abode before the 10th inst. Any touscript who voluntarily. mutilates hiniself,or becomes sick and infirm, shall be sent to the. pioneer's companies, or punished by other pains fixed by law, if he is incapable to perform any service. I I'ALY. ROME, DEC. 24 —The Police of Naples has ordered that land con veyance shall travel in number ten or twelve together, and under the escort of sufficient troops. r I.f s, DEC. O.—According to intelligence from Messina, the En glish Commander has prohibited all the inhabitants, without exception, from fishing. A free corps of troops which was in garrison in Melazzo, having refused to embark for Malta, the English General ordered it to be disat med. He has al,o directed a reinforcement of troops to Si cily from (ante and Cephalonia. Dec. 10.—The King of the two Sicilics has prohibited all foreigners from entering into the Kingdom of Naples, unless they be furnished with passports signed by one of his diplomatic or,commercial agents. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JAN. 14.—0 n the 12th inst. the benediction of colours be longing to the Civic (Wards took place with much solemnity. Accord ing to the Orders of his NlAlEssev there was a standard for the horse, and a flag fur each of the infantry battalions. The ground work of the flag is white, in the . centre the Royal Eagle, =id the Town Arms, smith this iuscriptiou—rrci , a (larch Burguseun (United by Patriotism.) M UNGO PAINT. The Thais, Captain Scobell, arrived lagt week at Portsmouth, front the coast of Africa, anl brings certain information respecting the fate of Mtngo Parke, who, i; appears, after the whole of his retinue, excepting person,bad died, w:o; proceeding up a branch of the Niger, when, having given an tinnirentiostal offence to a Native Chief, he was assailed wbilst in a ranee pay,itt3 a narrow arm of the river, and, leaping over-. bt:ar , l with his European companion, to swim to shore, was drowned with him. The canoe upset, and nothing belonging to the travellers wits preserved, nor did any one e,cape but some of the hired attendants. Mr. object, it will he remeninvred,was to visit the city of Tum buctoo, in the interior of Africa, from which, wham he net with his da4o. he w wilt a 500 milts. Pw"" I I F' Rh \ CC TTI hi