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London, England, 1818-12-01 00:00:00

GERMAN AND HAMBURG!, PAPERS.

Hanoverian Government has ordered
operations to be undertaken to improve
the Weser, a certain Mr. C. W.,
the opinion of • great Office► of
that instead of facilitating the
setter, it would be more @dean-
obstacles in the way of it, because
gain more money by goods
,hrough it by land carriage. This
, according to *lnch nothing would
advantageous than to have all tuerchandise
shoulders, has induced (besides an
lutation in • Hanoverian Journal) an
the improvements of river and
the middle ages, when single
than states have done since. But
navigation since peace was re-
increasing activity in the Elbe and
flattering expectations. But as
navigation, and confines the traffic
construction of which is very
sandy soil, and for want of large
that the States will think of some
conquering these difficulties, and con.
contruction of such roads as other
The States (of Hanover) will
' of December.
FRANKFORT, NOV. 21.

A public Journal has the following article :-
4, By order of the Government, a seizure has hero
made ill the house of Mr. Spilt, bookseller, ■t
Cologne, of all the copies of his pirated editions of
the works belonging to the house or M. Colts.
Prussia having set this example of respect fur lite-
rary property. there is •reason to hope that other
Governments will follow it."—(Frankfurt Papers
to November !4.)

111TOCItnOLM, NOT. 13.

Already, in lel4, when the Swedish army in Nor-
way approached the spot where King Charles XII.
ended his glorious career, it begged permission to
erect a monument to him ; the King consented, and
the preparatory measures were taken. A general
voluntary subscription is now opened in all the re-
giments, to collect, by the 11th December, when a
centu►y will have elapsed since the death of that
hero, the sum necessary for the monument, which,
acenieling to the general wish, will be erect in
the capital.
They w.ite from East Got))land that the weather
continues to be so mild, that the stranberries are
again in blossom. There has been ❑o rain fur these
►iz weeks, so that many springs are dried up, and
the mills cannot work.

I fALT. SOY. •.

On the froitiers of Savoy, an impostor, who

re-establish the

rights
Some journals have spread a report tlmt the Em-
peror Alexander had proposed to the Congress to
remove Bonaparte from St. Helena. and to send
Nat to Cavan, where he would be underlhe ear-

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seillaiece of Russia. This fable has met with some
credulous persons is believe it, Mut it is wholly un-
founded. There has been no question about Na-
poleon in the conferences of the Congress; his fate
seems to f.e irrevoc ibly fixed. Whatever may be
spread on this siolijrct in future must be considered
as th- dark manrt•uvres of e party which is in de-
spair at seeing peace re-established in Europe, and
the new constitution of its nations become every
day more and more consolidated.
N0V611868 24.
For some time past there have existed between
the students of ou► University disputes which seem-
ed to itijure all the ancient friendships, sad tien
were injurious to the progress of the studies, and
it was found that this discord would lead to some
very unpleasant consequences; happily, however, by
the interventiou of some well-meaning and respected
perianth, ancient friendship and Lemony has been
!restored, and rendered more firni than ever. This
fortunate event was yesterday commemorated by u
grand entertainment, at which the presiding Bur-
gomaster. the Curators of the University. the Pro-
frnore. sod many persons of distinction of this
city were present.—(Datch Paper, /Von. 28.)

ULM, NOVEMBER 8.
of last month persons have been
measuring all the public buildings,
• area of them, but we cannot disco-
megesines or for barracks, for the
of the Confederation, The pos-
houses and estate', and wally of

the city, are much grieved et this
of making Ulm u formidable fortress.
Commissioners to be appointed fur the pur-
the present mid Omani): the
, will have, for carrying ou their
house lately erected here.
11105 t Tilt EMS. NOVE3IIII6II 13.
of eleven years (fur it was in 1807
States of East Friesland were
the Dutch Government), these
yesterday re-established, mid for the
re-assembled at Aurich, the usual place
It is a very important day fur
, well as for the land of [Lulli.-gen,
/ united with East Friesland, takes
Provincial Assemblies. This excellent
of the Stater, which subsisted
hundred years, will he a great advan-
the kingdom of Hanover, sr to
and Harlingen, now incorporated
help to restore the prosperity
to which the establishment of a
in the city of Embden would

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vet whether for magssi
intended fortress of th
season of country hoe
the inhabitants of the ci
intention of tusking I
The Commissioners to
', pose of examining thi
new fortifications, will
business, a large house
1 MOM
After a lapse of ele
that the Provincial Sol
dissolved under the I
Slates were yesterday
first time re-assembled
of their meeting. It ii
East Friesland, as well v
which being now unitec
part in the Provincial A
ancient constitution of
above three hundred 3
ter, as well to the
East Friesland and II
with it, and soon help
of the country, to wl
Hanoverian Bank in I
t•--' also greedy contribute.
While the Hanover'
, . . 'expensive operations It
rite navigation of the W
who appeals to the of
State, declares, that '
communication by vette
tageous to throw obstacl
1
the country would gal
i tieing conveyed througl
strange opinion, accord
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1 . be more advantageous tl
1
carried on men's shout&
I. unmerited refutation in
examination into the i
canal navigation, in thi
i cities did more than 51
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the attention paid to nay
1 .:1
stored,
and its increasirs
Weser, entourage flatte
Winter stops the navigati
to the roads, the cool
difficult in the sandy si
L stones, it is hoped that II
: 4 ik\ means of conquering tl
tribute to the contruct
kingdoms have. The '
assemble on the Ist of I
A public Journal ha
a By order of the Cove'
made io the house of
Cologne, of all the copil
the works belonging te
Prussia having set this e