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kom THE RHINE. SEPTEMBER 1.

The Spanish Ainb.ssiulor in North America,
Don Oui•, concluded before his departure a p►o.
visional Convention with a Society of Swiss and Ger.
MIMI in North America, rrrerving the sanction of
Ins Caiholic Majesty, in order to found in the Pro-
vilice.of Teary a colony of Swiss and German pea•
plaits and mechanics.

SEPTEMBBIL 3.
The ntsrringe of the Archduchess Caroline is
:fixed for the 28th of this mouth.

FRANKFORT. SEPTIMBEK 8.
The Jews of this city hove made a present to the
soldiers oT the garri•ou, to the amount of twelve
days pay, as a te►timony of gratitude for their
having passed several nights under arms, to defend
them from their persecutors. They have also ad-
dressed a letter to the Senate, expjessing their gra-
titude to the. Burghers fur taking arms in their
defence. A great number of foreign journeymen
and apprentices, who took part in the late excesses
sgaisist the Jews, have been banished from the
city. The•pubhic peace lizts mint. been further die.
Curbed here, .but the accounts received from vs•
r.ntis parts of Germany, prove that these excesses
still continue to take place in marmots towns, not-
withstanding the measures of the Governments to
prevent thew.—( trunk:furl Paper, September 13.)
MFANINGEN. AUGUST 27.

Some public papers gave at the very beginning
accounts respecting whit had happened with the
Jews here, which v ere partly incomplete and partly
incorrect. But what most surprises the citizens of
Meiningen is an article which says, •1 The Jews
who lately left Meiiiiii!en have now all• returned,
taken up their former abodes, and live in the
greatest harmony with.the rest of the inhabitants."
All this is incorrect. •
It war not from an ebullition of the (inquiet
spirit which now thews itself every where, hut on
account of serious and just grounds of complaint,
that the citizens of this lowa alenianded that the
Jews should leave the place, and be confined with
respect to trade within the ancient limit.. Most of
the Jews soon complied with this desire, surd re-
moved, only a few holding out In the last; their
furniture and goods were loaded in waggons, and
sent away, in doing which not the smallest act of.,
violence was cotfittutted, nor was any thing stolen,
or even the leasttrifir injured. •
The citizens chose Syndics as their speakers and
representatives, and filar since prosecoted their
complaint by the medium of those Syndics cud a.
particular Advocate, in she regular way of legal,
proceeding, with the greatest coolness. arid unani-
mity. • They have tun much attachment to the
Sovereign House, arid too much confidence in the
judgment said justice of the Gurerunsent, not to
hope that they shalt obtain, in a legal manner, what
'there try to procure by acts of tiulaute--' "-
She k'eursqo.oo, diegemy.

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