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made one OF the Kings MInlieers ! and
Martial Gouvion ST. Cyr, in fpeech to
the Chambers, on the fubject of the ordi.
nary recruiting for the army, ,aiIures them
of "the pacific intentions of France land
all the Allied Sovereigns."


The High Police of Prufiia had been
abolilhed.


The Britilh Parliament has been fars
ther prorogued to the 27th Of January,
when both Houles are directed 70 meet
for the dispatch Of business. 1t is faid
and believed, that, on an early day, af-
ter the meeting of Parliament, Addrcs-
ses will be moved for in both Houfcs,
entreatiug the Prince Regent to take into
his con .idera,ion the prospect Of the fuc-
cel1ion to the Throne "We underftanc.
(fays Liverpool paper J that no fpeci6c
proceedings will be suggelted to his Roy
al Highness the general fubje6t ill be
merely recommended TO his ferrous at
tention 1t is obvious, that there arc
fe,eral meafures, which may arde out of
this; the unbiased choice of is Royal
Highness will direct what they fhall be .


1t is faid that the Duke of York is
about TO reign the office Of Commander
in Chief. A Liverpool paper Of the 9Th
of December, in noticing this report,
fays,-" There certainly has been conlid-
erabIe discufIion on the topic, indeed il
could not be avoided The Duke of
York having once concurred in judgment
with the King, that the perfon holding
the high rank of Heir Apparent ought
not to command the army, iome perfons
think he will be puzzled to efcape under
the distinction between apparent and Pre-.
SumptiUs.


The London Gazette of Dec. 9th
contains an official intimation that the
Britilh Government had refolved to pur-
fpe ftri6t courfe of neutrality in the
fruggle between Spain and her Colonies;
and this neutrality Is TO be preferved by
preventing Britilh fubjeas from entering
into any military fervice in South Amer
ica, whether under the banners of the
Spaniih government, or the per(ons exer-
citing the powers OF government in the
South american Provinces.


The Paris dates in our London papers
are TO the 4th of December. The
Chamber of Deputies were occupied in
new modelling the law on the liberty of
the prefs ; and in maturing project for
the recruitment of the French armies.
The trial of the cafe Of the pretended
Dauphin was to commence at Rouen, on
the 10th of December.


huitria, il is faid, is about to enlarge
her armies confcription, which is to in
clude all the male fubjects Of Auffra be-
tween the ages of 90 and az. The hrff