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FRENCH PAPERS. nECEIVEID THIS MORNING. MADRID, 5E1 , T.10.--A Commission has been appointed to try the Members of ihe,Cortes, known by the name of the Libtales, who are now in prison. Two Magistrates, "afro were appointed - to sit on thi s Commi ss ion, have given in their resignation, viz. tonnts Pinar and de Sanca, both Members of the Council . of Castile. It is certain that the Count de Peralada, who was appointed Ambassador to Paris, has begged of his Majesty to be excused from that mission. It is not knowqr'whO will .be the third Ambassador. A dispatch has been received from Don Joseph Thomas Boves by the Minister of the Indies, in which he gives an account of the total defeat, on the 15th'July, of a large body of insurgents at Puerta, under the command of the Liberatus Bolivar and Marino. All the baggage, artillery, and stores of every kind, were taken. M. De Boves also an , pounced that he had entered the capital of the Caraccas on the 7th July ; and he meant speedily to chastise. the pride of Cutuana and Barcelona. VIENNA, SEPT. 21 —According to letters from .-Itastisbon, it appears decided that the Prince! Primate shall attend the Congress at Vicuna. lie will be consulted principally on the organiZation of the Catholic Churches in Germany, which are: in a state of distress, of which it is impossible to form a notion. The last accounts from Poland state, that the Russian and Polish Officers live bn tide best terms toAether. When General Count Krasenski enter, ed Warsaw at the.head of his division, the Field Marshal Count Barclay de 'folly went to meet him at the bead of his Staff. From that time the Generals and soldiers of the two nations have lived together. MUNICH, SEPT. 23..—The Empress of 'Russia set out yesterday for Vienna at 1I o'clock. The Royal Guard was under arms, and a•strong de tachment 'of Hussars accompanied_ her Majesty. Their Majesties the King .and Queen of Bava ria propose to set out for Vienna on the 24th. NAPLES, SEPT. 14.--,Sevefal Capitalists wait with impatience oral! the Treaty of Commerce which has been proposed to his Britannic Majes ty shall hare' been accepted, in order to attempt great commercial enterprizes. The King has ma nifested -an intention of interesting himself, in some of them ; and has announced that he will grant bounties upon the exportation of national productions. • There ate a great nu►nber of strangers in our' city. Doria, an. Ambassador from the Pope, was expected. It is thought that his mission re. bites to the Bull of the Jesuits. But it appears difficult, if not impossible, that that body should be re-establisheA in Naples. Nothing official has been published o❑ this sulaject. PALIS, OCT. I.—Monsieur will return to Paris on the 10th of the month. His Majesty has conferred the dignity of Count upon M. Ferrand, Minister of State. The Chevalier Simonetti, Envoy front the King of Naples to the Helvetic Diet, has communicat ed to the Laudamann of Switzerland the decrees of his Sovereign, tending to favour the commerce of Naples with all countries. We are assured that the Court of Bavaria has interested itself very much with the Pope in the case of the former Grand Duke of Frankfort, in his quality as Prince Primate ; and that his Holiness has given his entire confidence to that Prince, and has entrusted him with the entire or ganization of the Catholic Churches in Germany. The Government of the Canton of . Thurgovia has presented to the Helvetic Diet a Memorial, the object of which is, to prove the utility of the union of the City of Constance with Switzerland. That City now belongs to Baden. The Diet has resolved to give its Minister at the Congress in structions on the subject. It is said that the King of Saxony, so far from going to the Congress, is about to return to Berlin. BASLE, Sari% ell.—tier Imperial . Highness the Archduchess Maria Louisa has paid several visits to Messrs. Joseph aryl Louis Buouapartc. RASTADT, SEPT. 26.—A letter from Mentz as sures us, that the future fate of this city is still undecided. The inhabitants have for some time heeil - filled with the dread of • passing under the dominion of Prussia : They pray to [leaven that they nifty be permitted to continue French ; but the general opinion is, that Mentz will be united t o the Bavarian monarchy.. L:ITANUtER OF 1:71 'uTtE::, SITTING OF IST OCTuECII. M. Pcyserr6 de Sevres, in the name of the Cen tral Committee, enforced the propriety of adopt inc.,- the 1)roj e_ t 0 f *t he Law, presented in the name •of the King, relative to the tree exportation of grain. . , M. Berenger, Director-Ceneral of Indirect Con tributkons, demanded the continuation of the existing laws . respecting the mannfiteture-and im portation of tobacco. . Another discussion ensued, on the subject of the Iron Trade, Which was ad,ionrned Lill Mont ay. NAMlturical mml4. ST. PETERSBURVaI , SEPT. 14.—Yestei (Lfy morn - - ing tarty, his. Imperial Majesty set out on his journey to Vienna,: • Count Rastopchin, General of Infantry, Com mandant of Moscow, is dismissed from the service, and- General Tormassow is appointed Governor of Moscow: On the3oth (0.8.) beingSt:AlexanderNewsky's Day and . the Fke of his Majesty, above 25,000 men paraded in the finest order. As the Emperor, ac companied by Prince: ConStantine and a. nume rous suite of Cenerals, -rode before the ranki: pf his brave troops, they received biiii with conti- toned acelamatioos. The Emperor then 'repaired to the Taunt Palace, kind thence to the Church of the Convent of Alexander Newsky, where he was reeeived by the Metropolitan_ Ambrosius and -the dignified Clergy. The Metropolitan performed the dirine'service, at which theEmp - ress . :Mothei and the Grand Duchess Anne.were also. present. Orr the same :clay numerous promotions were made and .Aber favours Itestow;.d. ' country seat -6f Mr. P. Godeirrtiy "; and in the evening there Was a concert o Amatettrs at Count Retiningsen's, at which his itoyal Highness the Duke of Cantbildge sang a ditet:fWith Mr. j'ohn Schroeder, accompanied on -the piano by Cnun tess Benningsen, who patticularly delighted the company by a piano-forte concerto of Himmel's. After the concert was a splendid supper, which his Royal Highness left at two in the morning...- This evening his Royal Highness is gone to Marburg, leaving 'the deepest impression of re spect on the minds of the inhabitants, and fol lowed by the good wishes of all who have had the good fortune to approach thiS .amiable Prince, und the hope that be soon again honour "Hamburg)! with , a visit. —(lldinturgh Cprresp. Sept. 28 and 30.)" • Ltrestc, SEPT. 26.—0 n the 17th the •RusSian troops here in garrison,,"•received orders to leave us, and marched entiiely away'; the 'following clay Saxon Landwher occupied all the posts. Co lonel Brettzel remains as Russian Commandant. BRESLAV, SEPT. 22.—The King set off yester- day for Vienmi. BERLIN, SHPT. 27.—A Bible Association _is established here, • of . which General Dicrike is President, with Ili-, Majesty's approbation. I .‘NIFF , ST—AdBST.Ifii'F. The Clergy, who by their encouragements :'nul exhortations have so ' powerfully contributed' to the defence of the county, TeceiVe silver crosses to wear on the breast ; the have giVen patriotic contributions, a silver medal on the ib bon of St.' Wiadimer, *hick medal is to be kept as a family memorial ;, the Merchants who have, . contributed to the expence of the xyar, Medals 'of gilt bronze on the ribbon of St. Anne. Pardon for all those, who through error of seduction, have had Connections with 'the enemy, and been sinitenced for it to imprisimment, banishment, • . &c. : dis chlrge all debts due 'to the Government below the sum of 2000: pardon of all criMinals in the prisons, except robbers and murderers :11 gene ral conditional mitigation of the punishment of all condemned criminals : no levy of recruits for this year, the army being completed from the de pots, and .the promise, that perhaps next year also no levy will be made, &c. ,&c.—The widow of Prince kutusow has received a present of 130,000 rubles, and each of her daughters 30,000, in all 400,010. On the 30th August, 0. S. the French Ambas sador, Count Noailles,-had hi"g audience of intro . duct;on. WARSAW, ,SErT, 1.8.—A formal Deputation of five persons, among whom is Prince S t ol ows ki, 'is gone to Truspol to compliment the Emperor : on his -entering the Duchy of Warsaw. Count Bar'elay dr To *Senator NoVosilioW, and other distinguished persons, are gone to receive him at Macey. Deputies are also sent from the cities of the Duchy, to testify their respect for the-au gust Monarch.—(llantb. Cor. Sept. 30.) %Est,Atr, SEPT. 20.—Yesterday evening,. at 8 'o'clock; we hid the happiness to see our beloved Sovereign arrive here, who, after the most bloody and dangerous war, has obtained for his people the palm of peace. His Majesty had indeed for bidden all ceremony ; nothing could hinder thousands -of the inhabitants front thronging tlit gate where he entered. The town MIS ilirm►i nated. Arrived, Prince Blucher, Count Hang witz, Prince Sagn Wittgenstein,Hettman COPENHAGEN, SEPT.. 23.—1 t is said that' the brig I.3oruhohn is to go to Christiania to fetch Prince Christian. Three French frigates without cannon have passed the Sound, going to Riga with 400 Rus sian wounded. GOTTENBURGIT, SEPT. 20.—The city was finely illuminated on the 16th on the arrival of the Crown Prince. STOCKWOLM, 20.—Baron Roset.b'ad,' Swedish Counsellor of St ate ; is named to organize the internal administration of Norway ; and Baron Von Flicrta, Governor of the province of BoThns- Lelien ; M. Wiersen, Secretary of State, and General Bioernstgerna, Commissioners to confer with the States on the Constitution of the.Coun try.—(Same Pape.-,) • HAMBURGIT, SEPT. 27.-4 esterday was et dou ble holiday for Hamburgh 3 it was the Coronation of the Emperor of Russia, and the &re of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. • In the evening was a ball and supper at Gene ral Benningsen's, where the principal persons of Hamburgh and Altona were present. • His Royal Highness danced till four in the morning. To-day there was a' review of infantry. The troops received his Royal Highness with three cheers. After which Te Deum was performed in the little church of St. Michael. This evening J. Thornton, Esq. gives a splendid laalf at Rainviller's lintel. The whole city is il- Inninated; arid the finest weather increases the gerteral joy. SEPT. 29.—The. day after the ball'al his •Royal Highness Count Benningsen, and other breakfasted at the tine Some rumours are afloat on Change, respecting the Negotiations at Ghent—it is: reported, we know not on what authority, that they are likely soon to terminate in 'a pacific manner, in (muse ', pence of discretionary powers vested in the Arne - rican Commissioners. Of these, the recent events at Washington may have induced them to avail themselves. Certain it is, tlit the Funds, dur ing this last 'hour (from twelve to one o'clock) have advanced coosidembly. amnion), which in the morning was at .23, is now at 2,per cent. disc. A liamburgh Mail, received this morning, in forms us that the 'Emperor ALEXANDER left Pe tersburgh for Vienna on the 13th ult. as originally proposed. We arc grieved to observe that any thing shoidd have happened to induce his Impe rial Majesty to dismiss from his •service the late Governor of Moscow, ROSTOPCIIIN, whose burn ing zeal against the invaders of his native land had so strongly recommended him to ,our kindest wishes, ToaNtAsow, his successor, also bore a distinguished part in the late war. Previous to his departure, on the festival of his Patron Saint, ST. ALEXANDER NEwsKI, the EYIPERCIR performed many acts . of favour and grace, which must have made this day indeed a ho liday through .the wide confines of Russia. Honours conferred on the meritorious, clemency extended to offenders, mercy granted to the great est criminals, imposts remitted, the assurance of no military levy this year, and the probability that sBcl' snigEtted that the next wili not ca ul I°-' • Ili 1 .13'0 1 in ftce such Are tilt boons and blessings -1 ` b: 1 1 0 callse the Day . of St. Alexander , t h o t this ttniembered as a National jubilee L lll.°ll l , - : ( 1 ,11 0 pindigious Empire. The Widow and 430 r : b4 4 oerF i on l i : .oo e oin, : or e e t is e tec r i a ,,ti i be ) (iCieshb.i by f t h eir Comm it a 1:) 1 .. e .1 1';;: oC 1 : : : 11. 5 : 5 1 :: 0 111 • V IV ; Private Letters, and the • air Mail, our Readers ;tater a f" ll47' i c ' i r e ' oPl e . the gratifying manner gin which .( 11 `;' ) .0 1 British Prince. It is truly deliirldal eocc Hatnburgh testified their joy at the lir es . 0 1 0 1 4 ' 1 ' i t ) 1 1 1: 1 1 . t s c t: ( r i • n b a y t it o m u a r l by l ( t i ' le6 l Government benevolence displ a y e d by our Vl,lll.'6°l'4o'l' eevxearlytecpleto i,e o p th i e r p E ite u l r t o o p f e. adt , t i t s i t r i a c tr it : l so l :, e s , : i) : pression, and just rnmentality of Fil'gh'ntitlict it s ti) nioting ambitious designs, and aiding °- to subvert liberty, are themes only 1,0 vipers whom she nourishes in her 6 ' ll s oil ° themes as false as they arc ma ligo liti • I • fo r 0 mischievous - as they are .false. TbeY 41e y, i ctfr l of they Faction from witich they ' o fts 4 notorious for devotedness to .the interests slt f ' ) country on earth but its own• b The CROWN nuNCE arrived at Got tert : r :(l the 16th. • He was honourably recei ved ' city illuminated. A Swedish Counnissi°lb Licc° head of' which is Count RosF,sl3o9' nominated to organize the interior atlati`l'' dtC tfroe ~,, of Norway, and confer with th e Diet stitutional.union between the collatr ie ' h now on the eve of being consummated. 015;(1 • The Russian troops have evacuated where •their posts have been supplied by tbc' Landwehr. lid cr9 4 11 7 e received this morning Fre ne • to . o t the 3d, the most interesting ,particala l b A tri"tarttl relate to the aff a irs of Spaill, e t he o i been appointed to try the Members o' known by the name of I: ibrales--th e t boO' `freedom and a constitution, and men wi' th , j ot their principles and ideas may prob3 blY i 0 . 1 115 trt exceed the license which FertnINANoT -II advisers think consistent with R' 'y but even the rational liberty of wbid ; of ter' approves, are yet entitled to the g rlititu Sovereign for having, in deUnding th ' e v ocil 1 ( try, saved ' for him the Thron e °ll c i is seated, to . dispense to them r se 1 "er:Y• So 'odious does ti) s appear to he in its origin, that and r DE SANcA,- both Members of til t ' ! Castile,- have resi gne d their SitnatioasP,l),t/ li ci countenance p roce edings by aCcePtitiie seats as Nembers.—The accounts 1101'1,i00 raccas acid littie to our former inferlll3. cutting South America. The affairs of 'Switzerland appear to a t i % a definitive and satisfactory adjusti'ji) ncl ° stated, the nineteen Cantons of I°ll ll °4 EiV ir Lucerne, Uri Sch'wcitz, Ztl,tr 1 ih 21•-"rg, Solent e, Bale, 5 c113 . , f c c APPenzel, - Saint Gall, Grisons, Arg°';''to I. l; ' ° e( v le i'l r ' al l ( l . l , e o s t s l i tp ft a i ct a , nci tl: fe iC) a u t g l( l l ; 0 1 : 112.c e er 33c5c°1.c11 : 1 , 1 i s i °11:4( Y U lated thereupon by some doubt on the fact of the ° c , 0 1 Schweitz, linderwalden, and Tessitl);ol.l,,,i on the - 17th ultimo the I)ier. the f3rirish, Russian _Ministers. We no ticed Yestc.l' le k'' rc c ; Papers this clay, that the City' of 3~ ~UQ ,►itt~ about to clo the saute. AI aCIIIy Of co+' yt as was known sev e ral months a g o, is t0t,,,, the standin g force of this'renovated i Confederation. 1 1 ' 4 nen °,t ~,v. be 11l j~ unction with _endeavour to procure for Del tr tcao i ,Islig.)r,risi..‘lecci this s ds : ,Ipi t c, i t: l ; lo l .l 7 ll.),t):: : , , i j ' t : ll : : : rc i rj c : e : s se l .,/ 1 it. , ) . : 0 ) , ' ,11, ' ( 1. nti in what uarter ured, if these three is some furthe g r k p 'e n i r t ti "111 Portionls l,russr`~rn 6°ll' object in view. states a (" et importancebic to our Mercantile plrlY one, r o l : ret r y c Pc itlc ch, if Atrunc, proves I fr,t,ti f gratitude Gifted" • been OWn S nn Spanish King. Prt issuedtijeoc subjects, Foreignr AiatlaaiNiitr•--iltrsi'LecCarbse:tenti:itl'tt:llF::csr so I! • ngracious a measure till ":c authenticity. CADIZ, SEPT. 13. " Although still without any communication either from the British Ambassador Or Consul .General at Madrid, on the subject of the late ap plications rnade front hence to the Spanish Govern -ment, for a renewal "of the pentission to export British cotton goods to South America, we are' now in possession here of a 'copy of a Royal De cree just published in Madrid, "prohibiting: entirely and absolutelit the' importation, even into this country, of ail kindi of foreign cotton manufac tmes, and alhiwing only the period of four montbs-: from the 29th ult. for the sale and consumption-A* the immense stock at present .an hand, the greater part of, which has already paid the ordinary heavy duties, not a penny of which will he returned on re-exportation. This occurrence, as you may readily conceive, has struck us all with astonishment, the more especially as .no communication on the sub ject has yet been made, either by the Ambassador or Consul-General, for the information and go vernment of the British Merchants here. This hitter circumstance, however, in' not manner af fects our thorough belief in the authenticity of the decree, which will be attended with serious evil consequences to our trade with. this country, which- already, on almost every other point, la bones under disadvantages, but ill according with that system of 'liberality which the services of the British natiqn imperiously demand, and should have had conceded to.it by - this Goveriment.!' • ARRIvEn-1 tramburgit, 9 - Dubtin. DUE-1 LiSbori, 1 Got tenbursh, Guernsey and Jersey, 4 ‘Vaterforq. PRICE OF STOCKS: . . THIS VAY All. ME LV n O ' CLOCK. • Bank Stock, shut . .„ . I India Stock, 3 per Cent. lt,:d. shut . . I India Bonds, 9s. 10s. pr. 3 per Cent.' Cons. 051 i - Exact]. Bills, 41. dis. par 4 per Ccnt. Cons. shut Onistintn, 'eiodis. 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 93-H-, Consols fur Account, 65i1 Bank L. Ann. shut • • -, E. ErroN, ' and t °el:43) . o(er, No. , No. IS, Coventry-street. . , • HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Moiling, 61 minutes after 6. I Evening, 16 minutes after THE SUN. SOLEM- QUIS s fIICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? • LONDON, IrEDNE,S'DAY, OCTOBER 5, 1814. h 41' i m 'e; 1 1 0, i~ic ' 41