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LATIN

A GRAMMAR of the LATIN TONGUE. Ey J. Joao,
Authth the Greek Grammar
.34 bound.
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pnnelpies.
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ah the Mk{ is English, for die same ready impr irerricnt of
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SLAM CICILftiPtIAMA Nee Indices Itrrurts et Ver.
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MCI UXP*Sc:•HALPIS%XY•

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

aENCH PAPERS.

.id*: *wv.

The dsy before yesterday. at nine **Clock in the
morning, Cardinal Maury, Who is appointed Arch-
-I,istiop of Paris. said a private mass at the principal
altar in the church of Notre Daum His 'eminence.
seated tinier a canopy of crimson velvPt in the
Sanctuary. was present at the Grand Hass, which
was celebrated at ten o'cldek by NI. JaHebert. The
Cardinal bestowed the Episcopal benediction after
service was over.

Pavlov's. •:T.

A letter from Cordova. d.ted• the 34th iortsit.
'Liles, that the id carps of the agog. under General
Regmer, had obtained conAiel erAle advantages over
a tiiviiiion of th. English troops, commanded by
General Hill. neral Regnier wee at Castel's
Stamm oa the s:otls of Septaglier.

sraLts, 04?. e.

The Grand Signer had not left Constaatieople.
on the 30th of Septemb►r. It is Depraved, as the
season is so far advanced. that his Highness will
defer his deportee.' until the ensuing year. whets ire
shall have learned the defeat that hie t►oops have
sustained et Bala's, well tithe surrender of Redo.
chuck. The preparations for wa►. however, sureews
tinned with unenmnson ctivity throughout the whole
of the Ottoman Empire.

TIENII4I, OCT. SO.
The Emperor has given orders for snaking espe. 4
riineots in the growing of cotton in the south et'
Hungary. Slavonia, and the Banns% Some vale.
able information has been published in the Hung..
rian hinguage ea this arhject. Little doubt is en-
tertaioed of the complete success of this experiment,
as the climate is stifficieutly warm to breed silk
worms.

OCT.

The new order relating to the establishment of
the Censorship is sanctioned by the Emperor, but
has not yet been published. We are iry,:ured that
its repletion are liberal. It is said that some of
the articles have beartiosertiaim tue oupiaiss wales
oT flit rarivity.
There is a great demand for money oa the tort
of those who «ish to become purchasers of rttletias.
tical property. A greater profit is to be derived at
this moment from trafficking in specie than in bill*
of exchange, which visa nut the cr..: before.

srurnaaur, OCT.
His Majesty issued three orders yesterday relating
to British nterchanilite. The first rigorously pro.
titbits the introduction, trdnsit, and sale of all ant.
des of Bntish mannfactare, throughout the whole
extent of the kingdom of Wirteml►erg. All arti-
cles of the kind which shall be discovered either in
the merchant/eagles, the warehouses, or in transits:,
shell be seised and sequestrated.
The second requires all merchants and traders to
return, within twenty-four hours, to the Ad ouitiistre.
tors of the Chamber of Finances, an recount of the
Colonial produce and English manufactures that
they have sent out of the country within the last
four mouths, which account is to be afterwards
transmitted to the office for imposing duties.
The third orders that all Colonial produce in his
Majesty's dominions and upon which duties have
not been psid conformably to the orders of the
10th and ttidl, shall be sqiiestrated.

tOPENSIAGIC?f, OCT. 19.

The Official Paper conta;ns the tollowing ■r.
title!—"" Yesterday, at half-pat two, the Prince
Royal of Sweden arrived at the Castle of Freile.
ricktburgh. IL! rJ::o r,ceived {n• the Privy Conn..
&clines, the Mintsters of State, the Grand Mantled
at the head of all the State 015-..ers, the French
and Swedish Aciihassailors, the heads of the dif-
ferent ofE. es, and the staff of the army. He was
conducted. with the usual farms, to an audience
of their Majesties. His Royal Highness, as well as
the ()cheers in his suite, dined with the Royal Fa-

.• In the evening the siuriciaors of the Royal
Chapel performed a concert. His Royal Highness
supped with the Royal Family. The conversation
Lietscren I fis Majelity the King and his Royal High.
ness the Prince of Sweden ism in that free and
friendly manner which might be ”pected from the
intimacy that has subsisted between them for some
yews. It is a fortunate earnest of the good un-
de►standing that is likaly to prevail beterho the two
neighbouring Powers. These feelings added to the
pleasure of the entertainment.
14 His Royal Highness slept at Copenhetren, in
the apartsiieut that was prepared fir him, to the
hliuse of Cie Privy Counsellor Beane. He set out
to-day at ten o'clock for Elsinestr.

" The Honsehol,l rat pees, servants, cook•.
plate, at. to Coronet, ltn4.•lrie, Copenhagen, awl
Blsineur, fur 1. is Royal fi iklinew's sive. His armpit
sod departure fretn Copenhagen were announced
by 27 dlacliarges of caution."

uspc, OCT.

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IoW 111 g papages

Wel: rufol mod persons eau with difficulty an•
derstatul U.iak notes are so much (It.-
precisted. Tl.rt rtr uo reasoo for not huv.,114 con-
fitlroce is these unto. If evra Ihr I.2per eireu-
liti4.ll *mistimed to 600 million,. Ka.Yia titose..er

• Wore 111411 B,lifilAtllt for .461 • cam. moil
took! in • short time r....mrch ... all this in 11.4 of
paper, it appear, carton that t;,.varrinr-rit la t:itr-
ijoinaeatures to cancel • part of tins paper
but the total extinction of it be productive
of Incotiv,-niencr 1 1 so i-ao. an empire, *her.. the
commercial walls are Is intent from eat',
other. The continually increasing luxury is a proof
This euavre. wslch