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it to skint• any loner to do that city all the good
twit depends upon use. 1 know tkat the Milanese
utlach 14ireat interest to the Mont de Piete, with the
p• insert} of at Lich so many persons are connected. 1
..d:1. wntt.•u to the different Italian Princes, that they
srml Cmuniitsiutiers to Milan, by the day of
nsC iirrivnl, which, if (Iticl will, 'shall he the 15th of
Decenflwr, in order to regulate the public debt,
iii reference to tlw provinces which fornwrly
.i ingli on of Italy, and wiw ret.iisied
it., their ilowitsiuo.—(AntrtereluOr Cour. Per. 9.)

GENEVA, NOY. '22.

Three thous:not Piedmontetre troops are plairtly
enlarged at Calgoogn: toateeupy the part of Savoy,
which return.: wokr the dominion of the litttv of
S.trdioi4. Part are already arrived there. The
othht.try Gii rigour if the province is, the Count de
St, tiuttnn, who re*itlett at Cheanes.

!MALIN. NOV. 21.

It is lin,itively si I. thiit uo lei thaii eight dir.
pampailvt, .ene coming out st.z.tilist the WI,, k
l'ii‘y Schilautz.—(Allgest!eirie Zie-
tmt,g, .I)ec. 2.)

PALERMO. Nov. 1.
The squadron of corsairs retnrueil to Tunis An
the :flat of October, nod put* on shore 100 liar..
rliuian slave 4; w lin were almost all W01.111111e11.....
it al-0 landed five men taken in the Roman
States. The twit day it landed the arrillert. A
larire frigate' and a brig. were upon the stocks at
Tunis, built under the direction of as Italian Cll.
ir. neer.
OSTEND. DEC.
Sevenil transports are come to fetch the English
troopistill in this country.
Three fine regiments of Prussian cuirassiers ar-
rived here this morniiig.—/Oracle, Dee. 9.)

ARAU, NOV. 25.

A letter from Paris has the following passage
" 1n our Denartments there prevails a violent fe►-
mentation. The King has desiteil to I'olllllo the
rfelit'l I to hr peaceable and happy—he 11.Iti nut `III,
P..oplu's minds are inflamed. (liar for-
mer inisfortisne4 our late losses, the tlitneultivs or
our sit nation, which came more cmnpheatrd I.y
the pre:wore or the allied troops, put great ole'ta-
el••s iu tlw way of the good intentions of Luuis the
Eighteenth, iu seeking to eaten `t hr conflicting. pas-
sions. Evert• individual Frenchman feels the tie.
cessity
.rertita.; but at the same ttttt nwlit that he
cnnlesm..;thit., disputes arise about the 111/11111.3 of• ob-
taioin this end. _

" People are fully agreed that they must stand
remod the throne and frankly adopt one opinion;
bat every one deSires that his own shall have the
. . ,
preference."—r 'frau Gazette. Nor. 26.)
VILNi' A, NOV. 28.
From all teats of thr monarchy w r have ;P.0)111)0.4
of the rr turn of our brave troops to their yowii coun-
try. They are evci.y where received with the Ito-
tutors due to their merit.
The attoiiiits front Venice. which reach to the
4nt I. 1.0101111112 to wive an act ount of the magnifi-
cent fere- in that city, in honour of their Imperial
Majesties.
r Little Council of the Canton of Zurich has
publis:e.:l a %cry benevolent regulation, on occasion
rot the those: of the practice of 'employing young
children iii the manufactories and api 11111 l ig ma-
chines ;by this regulation tio'cloildren are to lie Mt
employed till they hove passed the 9th year of their
age ; they are to continue to visit the schools rega-
1-11.1y, and C. 1111114 in any Cabe hr kept to work more
than 11 bows in a day ; with respect to their
wars. they are placed under their parents ; or, in
cww thew are dead, ,or of had clisiracter, under
their guardians, or the ail . rat.nii of tlw pare.ll.
praprietors and iiiipeettirr or smelt istalilo.h-
Meta. hare certain -doilies pre•wrilied to thew for
the morals id' the children. and the Pa-
rochial :11agistrate. are utithorearil to err that thee
are ;•• iwcaluse," says the regulation, it
is the duty of every paternal Government to pro-
vi,le that the ignorance, carelessness, ur self-interest
of the pareol•, may not place young children its
satiation who'll may endanger their bodily strength '
and health, and their morals, deprive theta of that
degree. of cal tivatioii of the mind and heart tiecessary
to every isiendwr of civil society, and of the Christian
l'hurch, and preerist their aetilliflog. the ability Of
p atuiu~ an boors livelihood when they are growls
tip, awl of fultilliog in a proper manner their do..
tnestie 411,1 social duties."—(Vienna Court Gazette,
I%orr. 18.)