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London, England, 1821-08-18 00:00:00

ieived by his Revd Highness and the other Princes
of the blood with the most distinguished] favour.
Fortunately the recovery of the litia rendered the
proceedings of both Parliaments unnecessaiy, butt
it wes on that Occasion that the Prince expressed 1
himself with respect to Ireland in terms of the
warmest gratitude, and declared that he should
never forget how largely he was indebted to it. It
is trot improbable that this circumstance still lives
freshly in the memory of the KING, and that in the
eery animated harangue which he lately addressed
to the people in the I'hmuix Park, his mind re-
verted to it. The people of Dublin, we fear, will
not dwell upon the circumstance with equal com-
placency, fur those who recollect the debates which
preceded the Legislative Union of the two lolanda,
must remember the force with which this diversity
between the Perliaments of the respective countries
upon so vital a matter was urged as an argument in
favour of blending the Legislatures into one. The
argument was certainly, and perhaps justly, consi.
dered very cogent, and there are many who to this
day do not scruple to attrihute to Mr. GRATTAN'S
splendid triamphs in 1788, the memorable defeats
which he and his friends endured in 1799.

The Paris Pipers of Tuesday arrived last night.
The following are extracts:—
PARIS, AVOUST 14.
The King transacted business yesterday with the Duke
De Richelieu.
The Prince of Mecktenburgh Sirelitz dined on Sunday
with the King.
Prince Eugene, and the Duchess Dowager Stephanie of
11441 en, pot on mourning fur Napoleon the moment they
received the news of his death.

A vessel arrived at Havre oa the 10th, from Rio Janeiro,
has brought intelligence that • revulatio■ has broken out at
the Brazils, and that the army of Monte Video has establish-
ed a Council of Regency, of which the Prince Regent is a
Member, hat not President. According to another 11CCOUlli
the Prince Regent hall embarled fur Lisbon.
The Five per Crut. Cousuls are $8 francs 20 crests; Batik
Actions, 1,540 francs.

We received last night German Papers to the gth
instant. They contan 1111 political nest of any 1111 s
porttince. It is stated under the head of Heidel-
berg, the 6th instant, that his Royal Highness
Prince LEOPOLD of Srlite Cohoig had arrived in
that city on the evening of the sth, and set eta next
morning fur Atuerhaell.

Dutch, Flintier', and Ilaniburgh mails hive
arrived. The Hemburgli papers, which are to
the 10th, state, under the head of Vilna, that
there is no truth in the report of • misunderstand-
ing between Russia and England relative to the
affairs of Turkey. They also state on the au-
thority of advices from Copenhagen of the 31st
July, that the price of corn bas fallen in several
parts of Denmark. Active preparations are mak-
ing ut Hanover for the reception of the King of
ENGLAND. whose arrival is confidently expected
about the end of next mouth.
His Royal Highness the Duke of DGE,
who was pleased to prevent the Address of the
Citizens of this Capital to his AIAJEsTy, has sent
the following Answer :
" I feel particular pleasure in being able to acquaint the
eslisem of this capital, that his Majesty has received, with
particular satiasmiou, the Address of the Milken., of Hano-
ver, relative to the eagerly expected visit of his Maj.sty to
Hanover, shich I permitted him. His Majesty has been
pleased to give me the commission to express to the
body of the citizens his thanks for the sentiments con-
tained in the Address, and 'to assure them that his Ma-
jesty looks forward with particular pleasure to the mo-
ment •hen he shall be in the midst of his faithful Hano-
verian subjects. In fulfilling this commission 1 request the
Provosts of the Citizens to lose no time in comoinnicating to
tin: whole body of the CitiMens the gracious sentiments of his
Majesty. 1 take this opportunity of returning my thank, to
the Provosts for the expressions of attachment mid coni-
awe cuntaiutd in the letter accompanying the address.

" A DOLPHUS FREDERICK.
" London, 3lsl July. 1821."

The Dutch Papers come down to the 15th in-
stant.. An article, dated Smyrna, 4th July, states,
that the plague ties manifested itself on board
three ve►sels, one of which is French. at that
place. The following is as extract from these
Papers

iIATAVIA, ',ARCH 18, 1821.
Accounts from Semarang of the 9th of February locution
the arrival of ao °yen bust with Messrs. Scott and Morgan,
belougiug to the Englkh ship Coromandel, Captain Huller,
bobod to Malacca, bill which was abandoned by the crew iu
a sinking slate un the coast of Borneo the 711, February.—
Captain B. with the first Officer awl 3M me*, Irtt the ship in
the long boat-, the aciund Officer, with 11 men, in auulber
boat ; sod the twit of the people in the third bust above.
iocutioned. Captaiu Huller has happily al rived at /Coombe,
sod the other buat, with the officer soul twelve teen, at Soo.
cabers.

Quchre Papers have been received tutite6th ult.
His Excn!ieriey turd DaLtiousta hod isaucil ■
Piorlamation, dated Quebec, Vtith Or• June,
rortring the meeting of the Colonial Parliament
from the loth July to the gstli August.
INTIM RUFTtON OF DI VINE SERI ICI. On
Sunday last a rermots was pre.sclied in the High
Place of the cathedral. Chichester, he the Rev.
W. 11. Ilut.t.alro. The Iteiterend (iristlettian,
wishing to inculcate th.._• duties of religion and mu-
salny, drew a comparison between the throne and
the cottagn. A Lady (whose name we forbear to
ourlititni) arrestrd, and. it may he said. paralysed tlir
attention of the congregation, by ai raking its a tout
not at all accordant with the harmony tif the sacred
choir aial plsne, rtldres•ing the preacher thus
'• The pulpit is not a proper place for politics
An awful consternation was the imtaediztte efeet.—
f Puprr."