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t5th. the bill for preventing, as jar iis may be possible, tho extension Of Cho. lera in England, was passed. A simi- lar bill for Scotland was brought in and read first time. The House after wards resolved itself into a Committee on the Reform Ri!l, when several clau- ses were agreed to. On motion of MT. Hume q return was ordered of the num- Der of barracks in the United Kingdom now ,iitfor the reception Of troops, stat ing the place and the number Of men and officers each barrack is calculated to hold. distinguishing barracks for h. fantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Marines. and inc number of men and officers now quartcred in each barrack.

 HOLLAND.

 LONDON. Feb. I5.-Priyate letters from Holland state that such is the ae- tivity with which the araaments are carried on, that all vessels not wanted as merchantmen, arc equipped as men, ol-war.

 Don Pedro sailed from Belleisle on the the 10th of February for Terceira, in the Fl Reynha de Portugal, 5i guns, and 500 men, accompanied by the Donna Maria Seconda, 1 guns. and 100 men, one corvette. and two trans ports, having in all I,500 troops on 1 board. The vessels and troops are pro- viaed with six months provisions. The land part of the expedition consists of the foIEowing-S,000 of the expedition ary troops, well disciplined and well appointed, assembled at Terceira; ,, 300 recruited on the continent, and sent to Tereeira by the ships fitted out for the expedition. Submarines furnished by the the fleet, 300 Portuguese volun- teers.

 LONDON, Feb. l7.-The citizens care not fafthing for ftse cholera, but the effect of the alarm respecting it is indeed serious affair. We hear Of nothing but the stagnation of trade outward bound ships, stopped, and un- loading all orders sent to the manufae- turing districts counteraeted, and about two thousand laborers employed in the shipping in fhe river discharging.- Many assert that the deaths arc from the typhus fever and fimine.

 PRBSSfa.

 LONDON, Feb. I5.-There is a war party in Prussia, at the head of which is the present Prince Royal, an cnthu- siastic, and, it is asserted an ignorant man. who is now influenced very much by his Dutch and Russian connections. Efforts are now said to be made to in- duce the old King to resign the reigns of government, and then, as the French expect, war will blaze all over Europe,