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FRENCI - 1 PAPERS, [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.] rAttIS, OCT. 15.—The number of Deputies known amounts to 325*, heEidet the IS Depu ties of the departments in. which the elections were not tomplete,, and two troth Corsica. Only one Deputy then is wanting to completethe list, which t the one from the Lower Alps. Traveltors "who have been in the vicinity of Doer and 'Canterbury announce, that in this part . of Luglatitt the harvest it,less satisfying than in Fiance. There is but a small quantity of corn, *lid that not all got in. They war* in the titetropolis with the greatest activity at the nece4sat y preparations for the nt titcal Ceremony of the 16tii, the Anniversary of Dl:atit of the late Queen Marie• Antoinette. It is said That the French Academy will assemble in'orderi to StiQW flop! Ili);lmes's the Duke ul 'Kent the Itoble speetael of their nolo!), The ob jt:ct of tlr:i ittiiig is ttOt known. here is tio cAnii-date u u the older ut the clay. By Letteis ut Grace of the 18th of September hist, his 3.l4jest) has committed into two year' imprisonment the sentence of forced labour giceu egaittt Datirct end Leto[, .convic:ed of having been . p.itticipators, with the Chiefs of a Free Corps in which they were placed, in the robbery of two •I ti who it - cit.:- truvelling •in the country I)4`onti the Loire, occupied in 1815 by the French aptly. • assassin of the Countess de Illangtieinnnt died,yesterdAy morning in !Le prison la Force, in coh l *ciitkence of the wounds lie 4ad made iu his tiasutat CV It h is razor. • ELECTION OF THE cotreyren.—hicsiti; de Ronald, Ex-deputy; Clause! de Coursiergues, idem ; pubrctel, formerly 4 Veputy in the Coutteit of the 508., celebrated for his excellent di/courses in 179 M in favour of the Clergy, and fur his dtvoteduess to lrgi- tizuticy. Cantal.—M. Gat lint Ex-deputy. Barof) de Jesse! Ex•deputy. dere. —Messrs. Ca.ittitgm.lcs, de Thezan aud•CastelboiAc- Ex-dtp . Oc.T. 4.—ilis Majesty has left Schoen ! . brunn,. and k uow bete with all his Court. His AJajesty's health is perfectly re-established. :the apaittiteots for the new Lutpress are preparing ieith great activity. The Imperial Prince lima obtained permission to pass a few days longer in the country. The new Directors have already assembled se veral times ; but their pperations:nre kept en- tirely 'secret. The Duke of Sas Carlos, Minister of Spain, diTlAys here great magnificence. He buys fine pietursei, and precious editions of the French and German literature. He visits the manu factories, and receives with great condescen tion all the Learned of distinction. Four ming Spanish Gentlemen have arrived to at-gullets know ledge of the productions of the country, our mines, &c. and the language perfectly. They are to be strAcheti to the legatitm. PARIS, Ocr. 14.--The number of Depoties -whose noniiibition we have published up to this clay, amounts to 233. The Chamber, according to the-Ordonnaneeof the sth of September, should be composed of 258 Members. Three Electoral Colleges, viz, Cote•tl'or, which *tmid appoint three Deputies; Manche, how; and Mayenne, three ; have separated without coating to a de. termination. One Deputy is wanting from Mn, three trout Ettre, two from Nord, and two from 04e, which make a total of eighteen, which join. ed to the seven whose nomination is.tiot yet known, complete a nn tuber of 240, of which, the Chamber will lie vorttpolied• ANCON,k, Ocr. 3.--The Queen * of Etruria is expected ;I) this city. It is thought that atilt Prin cess intends, hifore she leaves Itsly, accomplish ing a vow she up to to our Lady of Loretto. We st e assured that the depart , :re of his Ma le.ry for Spain is put off. and that his august parents having given up the project of re niai,ing in the States of the Kiug of Naples trill also go to Spain before the winter. Mgr. )lanchetti and the young Prince Don Louis, N o * , of the Queen of Etruria, are expected. This Pt inee why promises so well would be worthy of e throne, if fortune did not prove glue is often the blinded it who t overus the world. Oar commerce has regained some actistity. We are arming rive galleys to protect. our 13 ag , • We 40 not felr the bto4,lrians at present, but their nature not being ell:IN:et! we may always look for SDIIIe The evit brateil .C;nova expected here for the plan of a ruouttrueGt deo:tied to perpetuate the re rovnbrance of our raurti wider the governaieut W the iloly F Rump t) ..T , cr -Smie attachments _of alnlqit every diy iittn Manheim, • EviJeatly i itt►iff ' .t#t atisian deserters who kept themteivcs coil : - ceaied in the interior of France, and the greater part of whom disguise themselves as French or . German countryttren.---On the "other hand we . . frequently see arrive on the left bank of the Rhine, carts lOaded with the inhabitants of. this eountry, emigrating with their wives and children to Poland and Russia. But a great number of those who formet ly pursued this cou r se . have re turned in the greatest misery, after having spent the little money they took with them. Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Bavaria, destined to share the Throne of the Emperor of Austria, set out yesterday front Wurtzbourg with his Highness the Prince Royal, fur Munich, where the Prince of Scbwartzenburgh is now expected, in quality of Embassador Extra ordinary of Austria, to make the demands in forth. LEit'stcx, OCT. 3.—The regulation of the fron tiers between Saxony an►.l Prussia is pursued with activity, and it is hoped it 'sill be soon terminated. By virtue of these arrangements Saxony will lose many villages which she flattered herself she should preserve. They are about to rebuild the Church of the University, whiCh served as an hospital before and atter the battle of Leipsiek. It is so much da maged that it will not require less than 7000 or 8000 clowns to put it in order. CASSEL, OCT. B.—According to the account of the College of Health:of Sehleswig-Holstrin upon the progress of vaccination, it appears that 9941 persons have been vaccinated in these prOViIICC3. FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents. Bank Actions DUTCH AND 11AN1BURGH MAILS, NECEIVED THIS MORNING 4 tirARSAW, SP./1%30.—A Courier has arrived here to-day, bringing the news - that hit Majesty. the Emperor of Russia, our King, will arrive here in the course of the night. MI the preparations in the palace for his reception are already completed. The report spreads, that his Majesty will in the course of a week go to Berlin ; and then return to ibis ,city. Nothing certain is known respecting ,an interview with his Majesty the Emperor of Austria and our Sovereign, but it is still reported that it will take place. Several persons belong ing to t he Suite of the Emperor are already arriv ed here. On the 2fith, she funeral of Gen. Soliolnicki, who so unhappily loit his life, was celebrated with great pump. 'PIIANKFORT, Ocr. 6.—ln the first meeting of the. Plenipotentiaries which has taken place the WI powers were examined. The whole month will pass in preliminary conferences, and then the solemn Opening of the Diet will take place. The subjects of deliberation will be arranged so that all may go on in a regular course. A Committee has been appointed to regulate the relations of the Diet to the City of FratikfOrt. The Commit tee is also to draw up a plan for the solemnities w hi c h are to take place at the opening of the Diet. There is a report also, that some Ambas sadors of foreign Powers, who du not belong to t h e Di et , will be admitted. Thus - there will be, as formerly at Itatisbun, Ambassadors to the Diet. FitANOOKT, Ucr. 10.—The second Conference took place yesterday in the Palace of Tour and Taxis, the residence of the Austri.in Embassy which presides. Nothing official has , yet been pubhshed respecting the transactions in•these two Conferences. It seems certain, that the opening of the Diet is definitively fixed for the stl, of November, it is affirmed, that the greatest harmony anti mutual confidence prevail among all the Ministers, Plenipotentiaries to the Diet. VIENNA, SEPT. 28.—We expect, now. that the twelve Bank Directors arc appointed, that the dovernor wilt bechosen. Borne believe that the choice will fall on Mr. John Parish (who has bought an estate in .Bohetnia, and his been re ceived among the Koights of that Kingdom) ; others locution Pcseliier Partner, of Count Tries. Oa account of the continually increasing dear ness of provisions, the persons employed in the public office have again received an addition to their salaries; a benefit which is, however, al• most considered, by the rest" of the consuming public, as a calamity; because the usurious dealers regularly . raise their prices after . seeing such in et ease of salary, and thus endeavour to stifle in the bud the benevolent Intention of our gracious Monarch. COPENHAGEbIi OCT. s.—.Tbe Commandant of Ilekingborg, Count Von Ihivenhaupt, who lately fought a dud (with pistols), with a Swiss of the flilftie of Miller, or Muller, has died bete of his wound. Ms adversary Is conkued in the castle Doe. lie is a native of Berne; fought tinder Esbacli for the Federal spat in of his country THE SUN. SALEM 4(114 DICERS FALSVIR AUMat LONDON, FamAY. 0 1:7 :9BAR 1 , 8 ; 1..816. The perturbed state of Nottingham we have a d too ititiOA oAcasion tr. native ; but we have at least the negative satisfaction of stating, that by the accounts at this day .no , fresh.outrage or disturbance had occurred. . The Paris Papers to the 16th arrived in course this morning, as did Ilamburgh and Dutch Join-- 0411 So from all of which we have made our custom ary selection, though they continue to be barren of interesting news. The following articles are from a lianiturgh Correspondeht received since the :- "LATTER PROM WARSAW, Ocr, 13.—For these three days past the inhabitants of this city have had the happiness of having among them their Sovereign, the Emperor Alexander,' who arrived here on the3oth ult. at eight in the evening. His Majesty came by way of Brzese-Litewski, and slept last at Siecile, 12 . (German) miles from this City. Every where his Majesty.was received with the loudest demonstrations of joy, and on his ar rival here was welcomed by the Viceroy and the Russian Senator Newosiltow. On the Ist inst. his Majesty was waited npon . by the Viceroy, the Senators, Ministers, Generals, ate.; yesterday by the ci4ll and judicial authorities, " The ILmpelor ai rivrd herein the Polish nni- Amu, which he put on at his entraece jut* tlaq kingdom. In his suite is Prince WolkonskY, and also Count Uwarow, the Adjutant-General, and several Aid-de-Canips. " Tomorrow the Viceroy gives a splendid ba11; the city w ill also give a hall, which the Emp eror will honour with his presence. " " To-morrow liii Majesty will review t he Polish troops, which could not be done yesterday on account of the rain. " All the Ministers and Generals dine withiba Emperor to-day. " On account of the Emperor's short slap (only till the lath), his 111,Ijesty yesterday et,rted the Viceroy to act in that capacity while he, is here ; whereas, by the Polish Constitution,, the Viceroy exercises his functions only during the Sovereign's absence. FRANKFORT, OCT. 6.—The Duchess of St. lieu has sent here a valuable set of jewels and a silver table service fur sale : hitherto trr purchaser ha! appeared. Her sister, the wife of Joseph Bit?* naparte, who has passed the summer at a neigh* bowing. country-house, has hared a house iu AS city till &stet.; 1817. Moscow, Avo. 11 (O.S.) —They say tha t the pious intention of the •Enperor to build at Moscow a Magnificent , Temple to Christ the e' heater has been already considered; and that it is resolved to put it in execution . Correspondent, Oct. 12a day tater theta the fr 10..- We here New York Papers to the I'Bth,,tilt!,. cnntenti iybich will be found' in out Istit ~- .• As no trade is so easily taken up as Patrioers, requiring as it dues no capital of honesty - Or k 10. 4" tolgei tin . there id no comtu&dity which es" b l ,, vended so cheaply as public spirit. It costs: o4 thing but an exertion of lungq, and neither 110 grity, nor good sense, nor truth, are needed i sll the composition. This was Well exemplied 09 t* Oratory of Mr. CALVERT (a man who, in his proper person, spews that Parliament, migil t reformed) at a Borough Meeting which :lo 7i ' place yesterday. Mr. CALVERT recononeutkil; defraud the National Creditors, end had 0 91 "',•, jectio3 to stain for ever the character of his 11 1 * try for good faith. Mr: CALVERT told t he hotel' volind hint that they were grievousil bort, with taxes. And Mr. CALVEUT 10 10 * tvery proposition which could intlaine the of his auditory against the Government/ tti' ; Legislatu're.. But Mr. CALVERT did•ltOt $1,014,521 the Meeting that it was his intention not 0 dna' to their hurtheus, by augmenting t he p lice°,f beverage which they purchase d at his lire His tvel‘! • private patriotism .ilid not scr oll:psi 1 9 , 11. " 11 , public patriotism ; and though he ltad -- iection to wrong the Stockholder, or Church, 'or tbe State, he had the 10174, of possible antipathies to curtailing the (l r; which Mr. CALVERT levied upon rlie ph t to CALVERT, who for years sold his pot of 0 0 0 4 the hard-wrought labourer at sd. when he i t s have sold it at 31(1., and now ra i se s it aga i n Oroac ti# oil price on the mere apprehension of an aP. ceb4 0 tog increase of cost hi the- m aterials nt s • . 1° he the component ingredients. of rw ters • patriotic Lord Mayors dealt in pulsations 444; and patriotic Brewers mauufactured theizir .Stout. a hoaxing World do we live i" I trial. e i:1: 10 , when your Pseudo Patriots thought it fl ecii ' l fit assume_ the semblaiice of some little feeliflg b ..it b the multitude tliiy wished to D ull , ut ndlit 1 i I itot % . etrionterycarries the day, and the parsi 3O -5 wi a complete, that love for our fellow-citizens, I ' d by the pressure of 'distress, is hest tliiii°"3l"i'- inflicting Misery, and defeatiurrelief. ' By all. arrtivatf it 9p b,, ;.0, ---.ooooa irn adve7 nirri , h, prowl 01611 ( e ) li t if ie t he C fi rt e h i g. z e i n ,l i t a a l i tprivateers,oennstC li ol ie a t : ". 1 1 ' ' a ll ‘ r i e sel(ilill ,t e lt s : rbiileoiel,,int,iiiiitiv.liiiiAetieltisg9o,l6o:osritiis:ltto.tiemsiitla:ia:gt,litivrielli,eauessiesipeettilsrtlislitiedot I:oll)::.fit?iiiiii, tbeehitZnbliit'flanttesdi l o f ) o y ni a l aredsf:sltuitoicoto s(t)tattet,t'eutiller n i, e , A7:l; C :a i r ts t i li i t t i t u 't tl i k n e ". was felt at klartinitl 114 at three o'clock in usually biStett a conaitlerable tittle, and bring . r ... tho l il ! 'Y severe , exeitetl great alartn antoori habitants. . pol g6 lo ' Count NI - , tiNsratt hart an audience of th e REGENT yezterthl . . Ai l. d r.o Yesterdav Prince . r 'Me p .., A int), i ...A . rzattaxY , pats astatior, had I, , along audience of the ....EGENT. - Se I . The fluke of SUSSEX, and several of th e - I . til bitty v isited her M :,,ef S . , ZABETif, Id the atett's Palace thCientoroltiollg: , ycsteraaPniiiie of gcreui.rig the PRINCE IREOHNT End . Il ie i rsl l4 ` A"I"DGE dined %%it'll the ( boa >s 6191 CESSES. Ot G L ij u l t! ' ; e l ; 8 s d T il a Y a trill i'er glilvie4ahngess rant!r trliitnnrieesrsatSb°(-Fcgit:':::: at Blackheath to herMaJesTY and the Pol' o ,, E lul hi s -Ittqal Highness the Patsrt:o JOG!, larg6 Duke anti Duchess oh' GLOUCBSTER, an" .sit teile° of C fg t r'll t I tljb a e.e y PP w rilt i i : fiel l i i creee H tine ssli g°BQleic)nutPV:::3l:4(E.:lllc.: :GIP': 13:svi :Ccl:kell 11 I::gtehd. ri : g il Yes' against Massena, Maedonrad, &c.. and fled when his party was vanquished. . Rear Admiral Li wenorn has. given notice, fur -the information of mariners, that an English brig i 3 sunk in the Kioeger 'Licht, and that a Fart of the ►essel is still above Water. MUNICH, SEPT.. Atheneum which has been founded here by Professor Tbiersch, for the education of young Greeks, goes on successfully. There are already young men there froM Greece, Proper, from the Islands, Asia, Moldavia, and Wallachia; among them arc sons of the first fa milies, for example, a nephew of Archbishop Iguatin, a grandson of the late Prince of Mottla-. via, Chika, three brothers of the illustrious name of St. Comeni, whose family retired within these few years from the Archipelago to Taganrok, on the Don,. 'Others are cxpccted.in the course of the year. , When they fir s t come they begin with learning Germsn, after which they commence their studies of the languages and 'sciences. FROM THR MAINE, 00T: C.-It is said, .that Prince Blucher will go next year . to . England, on the invitation of-the Prince Regent. Antony Lehnager, a watchmaker, in iklorarla, made on the 12th of August a successful trial on tha Danube, with a machine ; of his invention, by which ships with. the greatest burdens may pro ceed against the stream,, on the most .rapid and , largest rivers,' without' the assistance of animal power or steam engines. • On the lsC of October, ten millions of florins 'n paper currency-are again burnt at Vienna. .Exchange on London, 3.0,-6. FLANDERS MAIL. FRANKFORT, OCT. 6.—The Order of Malta intends to present a detailed Memorial to the (ier manic Diet, and to found it on the grounds which it alleged, Sept. 20th, 1814, at the Congress of Vienna: It reliei particularly on the services it has rendered, and ore those it will render in fu ture. It desires to be re-established in its an cient independence; it claims an establishment conformable to its ancient situation. VALENCIENNES, OCT. I .—The Duke of Wel lington has returned to Mont St. Martin, where the Duchess his consort has arrived, ,as well as a great number of Generals, &c. General Zie then is expected on the 14th, the Didie of Cam bridge is expected on the 16th or 17th, and the grand reviews will take place on the ltiO, 19th, and 20th, in the plain of Denain. The Danish contingent, under the Prince •of Hesse ; the Saxons, under General Gatibertx ; the ltanove- Hans, under Gen. D'Alten ; as well as the Eng lish troops of all arms are in motion, in the envi rons of Lille, Donny, and Cassel, with a,.nume.; roes field artillery, to repair to the plain of De nain. There will 'remain here and in theneigh bourhood only troops sufficient to do the duty of the place. A vast number of foreigners and inha bitants of the neighbouring departments propose. to - attend these reviews. *** Our Article on Mr. Futtims' Nan was inserted 15th Sep teMber—not 19th August, as stated by mistake yesterday. SI AI LC. Analvan—l Holland, I Ilnruburgh, I tinnd;ri, 1 Duhl;n. DtiE-4 Gottenburgh, I Guernsey and Jersey - , 1 Waterford. Sr. LUEF.—Holittay at the Bank. Exchequer, East India and Suath Sot 111011 WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGF,'M-MORROW,, Mornitig, 8 minutes alter 1. I Eveming t 83 alitllltUA alter 1.