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FRENCII PA I'IEIS.
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(Fns the Etoik, dated Tucsday.l
PAHII4. Nov. b.
foie King heard Mass, in the chapel of the Chateau, Troterilay.
Were Mats. the King granted a private audience to hit Excellency
11.1. Guluto de la Puebla del. liievtre, Allll,llsaader Extraordinary
.7. his Net Catholic Maley'''. The public audience, in which las
glealleary will prericot hit credentials, c.uniut take place till after
ibeigaaill;o4sel mourning.
roNST•NTINOPI.r, OCT. 2f.
whin berti Ktrangford came shown the strait of the Dardanelles
be paid a LLLL to the l'lntiiii Paella. It it sant his lairdyhip found
pal porfeedy tranquil. After the result of this, the fourth CAM.
mar dilution's kir the Ottoman Porte than those which
at„. it is generally supp.sted that the Turks will nut dare to
a fifth, at least on the Rea.
(From the Moulins,. of Monday. Nov. 291
3fatia s to, So•. IS

departure of the French troops Dom the
It sutras that the
tell begin to take place on the Tid, and continue daily till
atior,fle,nobee; but some Swiss regiments will remain, to lust
the or eau Girard of his Majesty.
Ilanaing, Nor. I.S.
glrs moming the French writing left this city. where it !cures
tXt most honourable reirolleriiimat mince we owe ill it the tranquillity
04 piece which we have enjoyed since the racupation, and that
Shier
la prepared for us In future. tientral Coent .tillieime
it goer to Culls. at the head of the 'coups, artillery and in- I
tinily. The Stall of the artillery, that of the engineers, anti the
members of the rrrrrr 1 officen, go In the head-quarters at Magee,
ender the command of Viscount Ilarris de Mtolard. The grati-
tude set the inhabitant,' of Iladajos to the worthy Commander of I he
troops cannot be greater than it is, being equal to the signal 30%i:tit
tury have rendered us.
The therm./ of RAO,: has ',titillated a proclamation in the
nouns, iii which he I.s.me. the highest eultriuni on the French
'mop', and expresses his confidence that the toluiletants, who have
eahatn been diatinguished by thee misleration and good conduct.
e.ll persevere iu it, and to he assuml that, with the consperation of
Wenn,e force, every thing will be done to maintain tranquillity,
ure their hiplines., and effectually to serve their beloved
eirerriga.
I From the Cony ier Francais of Nlonday. I
Illsti•tn, Nov. 111.
The King has been confined to his bed for the last three days by
asevere attack of the gone. If It continues it is feared that he will
*kW, to go to St. I Weren't, as was proposed, and in that event
es latent Ibin arks; will do the honours in receiving the lather
ad sister of our (totem.
Ili }loyal Highness the Infant Mon Frsweis and his wife are
about Inuring the Eacurnil ; every thing is prepared he their its.
preaching journey. Their !loyal Ilighneaaeswillproceedto France,
whew thry will go to featly. It is not now thought, as has been
said, that they will embark at one tut the southern poets fur Naples
divert.
The roundlet' Castile has betted a Royal thdinance against nll-
- the waste lauds, which, during the period of she Constitu-
tion, had been allotted to Site soldiers, or purchased by private
die greater part of them are in full cultivation. The
Audacities there are eisaitlsting one another in destroying Spain.
Font the JOlll *II 16'el Dam!, of M outlay.
111a11u i Nov.

11 r'insenocnce of the !loyal I hilinance, annulling all that had
trn dent m the proems sonnet the 14tutitutional es-31agiovrates
at Madrid. and giving fresh instructions to the cnitniral tribunal
of this capitol. she I:otint de Soblejas, one of the elf -31 igistrates,
who can *treated at his hotter, and nearly imprisoned ; and the
roast it'l Mute, the third ofttttr flranilers in Spain, who was tinother,
and trio is PIM at Montreux, is railed on by the plea to ap-
pro Wort his :mtge., imal detest himself.
There is an (Miiiitioce of the Police to the foPowing effect ;
Every person, of whatora a... sir condition he may he, who
pores any books, prints, caricatures, or pictures, whether they
Ilan been printed in Spsin, or introduced from abroad, between the
lo ofJenunry, and tow 3lst Deceniber, lot t, must deliver
such limbs nod pictures to the curate of his parish within the .pace
of 30 der., whatever may be the natter triated in the works.
A winter &limy of rill books and paiiiplifrot prohibited by the
Char, h or the floly of the Impusitmn lutist I.: made,
stamen may bare been the period of their printing or isitrialue-
. . . . .

new contravening these orders ►hall be tried and punished
■wtding to law. All person► inhuming be protected, and a
dm! ill the lino indicted ►hall be given to than. The bunks
Ouch, arun rusuliutAtion, ►hall he found to rontain nothing against
alypon, shall be re-dcliticscd to their owners.

VII.NNA' Nov. 17.
bird Strangrarl, tlw Anshaspoilor from Engbaul toConseantino.
Or, ernrcil hrre on the I.hh, with hit eon.

II'"IMACT Or A 1.1:1 TEN PITON CONSTANTINOPLE,
0( T. 24.1_ .

The 'l'urkish I:.gyptnin Herz N ;itilitylerte, and the Greeks be-
er :n Samos, ll'hot, and loner& The l'apitan Peeks aat the
It• drtwllrs. Tltty write from Smyrna that two Turkish ships
I,.tr loam by tit: Cheek% on the 11th Mount, before Alit,lent.
rurki.h agates at komelto look lutl.

THE SHETLAND LYLANDS.

TO TIIE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH MSS.

LETTER 11.

1111,--lkhetland abottiti; in all sorts of fish peculiar se
thr Ninth Ns: the aillika and punnets are for a great part
of tare year thc:r daily food. The silliks, as I hate before
said, arc the fry of the tole fish, and if they could be con-
rryid South, the London epicure would be delighted with
dm, for Mil have not only an excellent flavour, but they
sever pall the aretite. The cod, the ling, and especially
thr tuck, are delicious. They have • peculiar method of
Mooting the skate by putting it in pickle for a few days,
abaft removes all the unpleasing flavour front it, and
maps it extremely delicate. Liserworwits (the stomach
at the end filled with liner)' is also considered a vet y an-
pifor dish, and held in high estimation by all ranks.
ling, and tusk, arc the staple commodities of 111.2
marry ; and I have been informed that the proprietors,
ii general, export from about 20,000/. to 30,000/. worth of
fah yearly. besides oil, which they procure from the gram-
pus, which, while follou ing the shoals of herrings, get
tallow:II in the lochs, and are unable to find their way cut.
Wilde thus embarrassed, the inhabitants asi,enible in their
roof's, and with shouting and throwing stones, frighten
and drive them into shoal water, where they soon get
,;round, when with litmus and lances they are quickly
iltspatchtd. Large quantities of (Inc oil arc procured front
them: and it would be very desirable if they would remove
the corms into deep water, after obtaining the blubber ;
a, which might be better still, if they would convert them
istu manure, instead of which they are left to rot on the
belch, or to be anationizAl by the starlings end Norwegian
ouss. The inhabitants, although tittle currants lie
iutnfying within twenty yards of their houses, do not ap-
par suffer any . inconvenience front the stench they
mink: such ia the vireos ufeustors. Herrings, although
%Amain?, arzund the coast, are not regarded, hut are left
Nita /latch thiggerz, that assemble at Lerwick yearly,
ty the herring-fishing, and catch great numbers. A few
ur %login and Kohl at Lerwick ; but Pr. Its KC t As, at
~_I-Yeti, in the only iinlit lanai that I have heard of

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vmsictrisig a heriirg fishery. That a very valuable
ti,tiery might be establishes! in Shetland is certain ;
s.d it is unaccountable to me that so productive a source
el smith Elkin's' be neglected. The Doh 4at rrcsent
the whole. In the month of July, from arc to
L kindred of these doggers assemble at Lerwick and
rolsl Yit.tland. mulct the orders of a Lieutenant or 4.*ein-
tsoLvt. of tie! I).zieh nary, who lies at Lerwick: his yeast I
a. It the same time, an hospital ship for such of Mitch
"lag as fall sick, 111:11 who, after they are rc-
,,orrial, sr.! sent to their tcipcctive vessels. Each
7,lthr dorp.r's crew consist of from II to I t into and

.•; they lurch, an immense quantity of woollen ma-
r:wore, a!su stockings, mittens, nightcaps. &r. for which
• c I.ny iu amy,,,fled urfd tohdow. The great at p.ii t
the gitt and ',Marro smuggled into 4hvtlaml :0.,

.41C without dot. etion, in their c.tinoion•
trowbers; they convey out a bottle at a linie, or a mist:
l'erliou of tob.iceo. but which. although small iu it
parcels, when p.r;.n I,wuxand rttrzs king away coil his
sot .:Intw in lii ag:Je;;ate to a pnali!ri•lo quantity
i" rortut r years a very considerable cent:lllnd trade in
?;•'., was carved on from llolland, lout the '.•!ietlaiul pro-
lurs have of late !et their lace against it ; a vcs:.'l roost.-
"rl CAM in ruling to the westward, but the la. knnieti
f.lett d aro the milv purchasers, and to no i;reat extent ;
.c clamk s, ahem tht_y were the von-inner.

vlgnriiiis in their licalth, and less inoliistrion% in
•""r hahitui %inch derived theta of Pit! or ratite,

•,r rent ; but their i•vcs ure now even to the hall ettic
.1)44 -th the evil has wrought its own cull•

I'"icultnic ta its infancy. it nut In ing the st
,
priTriclora,-- I um. the terui its fr/'.t/i:Y'C''pla4Pn,

L"'" inhabitants slinahl turn their attention to the
krttittn anti iniprovt.mrtit. of the laud, whet w the
6'lut Scotland would well repay the iittluAry e:oploy.
"14,3 it. The harvest hurt• is relit r than either in the
'nit of or the Orkneys. They Now oats nett
and plant pitutors aria cOiIINC cabbages. 'Flic.r
irn-
`n'e't arc of the ritthbt kind, a small spade with a spear
instead of Iltc plough,--inileetl, in many 'nuts, they
do no know what a plough means ;—they usurlly work
rrshing in all their spades at once, and, as