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IFtran the Poife dated Si otirday. Now. 2r7.]
.11.!:NASt1ITIIA, SETT. 21.
whom Ali Paeha after having put in activity the new adminis-
tygo, returuett to •.its city on the llth of Otis month. Ile is Lot
without unpm a.... rep. ring the sit ir.iiim of his son and dr. aro, y
_,,..,, he coms.taaf. It is affirmed :hat the lizeeks attacked loin
•ga"the'" 5.i, or tom ;1.00111. in the gulf of Iloudromi, and bon, the
Tolima frigate which made part of his squadron.
Theliiaja Per of AlLlnllall. Poen of Acre., in expected here very
jogly. It is 1111;110I Out the Perim foes again refused to pay to-i-
-,.,. and is on die point of again rebelling against his Srivvrei.:n.
ibe',,meus and the circumstances of this new proceeding of the
, Paths are nor known. hut it is probable that the refusal 0:
ibitharerainent of Damascus to 31ehentet Pacha may have contii•
bad pit
Fans Tut! BAWER or THE Starr.. Nor. 17.
There is little news here respecting your countryman, 31. I 'on-
o, I mean such as merits some confidence, fur there is a gre.m
tier to circulation which has no appearance of truth. It wee
papered to traester him to the fortress of Copenick, but this toes.
sunb., not taken place, and he in still at Devlin, where he is
wed ins private house situ a gent) itrine to guard him. it is
„ironed that he has reined to answer to the various interro.
gaol put to him. Ile loss conatantly declared that lie would
otarawer an authority •hich he considered as invompeent, toiless
tress authorised 10 do so by his Sovereign, and 'inlets a person
s.,seling to the French rogation was present at the ClalliiitAl.lo:l.
Fa the wit he ii treated with all possible attent kin.
ft lei/11 also, that several diplomatic notes have been exchanged
Owen the French legation at the Court of Berlin, and Count
imwtorlf, 3linister for Foreign Aflkirs, relative to the arrest of
N. Cousin.
The Chief Prussian Engineer of the fortress of Erfurt has also
pre arrested and brought before the Commissioners, charged with '
Se isvertlgation of the revolutionary intrigues. This arrest is the
abilet of general conversation here. It is agreed that such a I
wale cannot have been tale:li without powerful reasons.
islet, we have heard a gilt deal within these few days,
f wry active and important investigations made at Erfurt.
flithbsve led to the discovery of a vast secret ASIDOCia! inn each.
read is that town, and which has among its members a great
mbr of priiii military. It even seems certain, that a great
goy pillowh een arrested at Erfurt and the neighbourhood.
• sanequinee of this discovery; and that amongst the pawns
owned are several officer,. subalterns, and privates.
osier eseortation. in other towns in Prussia are spoken of, het '
g loww. t nothing officially is known on the subject, and 1 will
ma wait than risk of sending you ernmenus accounts.
n, mforitise• am. a Royal ordinance,. relative to pensions
to begrimed to a holding judicial offiecro
SW ITZ CRLANII. Nov. 17.
The UST d'lntendaedt, the •Prustian Envoy to Switrerlatia,
to set satisfied with the declaration of our Government, and
of the defilion of the Great Council. with regard to the afitir
of the ?prestos Snell and Charles Follenius ; he has addresaed
further remonstrances to our Davernmeat, as well as the three-
wenl ricaronrent of Deem The result is, that the l'russian
MiliSterillliStS n., longer on the hatdahment of lhofessor Snell,
v:u was born at N3SCIU. and is one of the ancient t'onneillors
s! Criminal Justice to the hake of Nassau. lately Professor of
Joao:cadence at the Prussian University of Dorpat, in Livonia,
Tiia: he received his dismissal for having published something
mztir.st the Ness-trial Ministry. M. Seel never lived iii Prussia,
-... has no ronliectitai with that country. Am (41 the Professor,
Aides Follenitia, he is alto not a Pronsian, tit he was ham at
Week s town of the I 1r.,:n1 Duchy of Ilesse Darmstadt. D. %I.
1 trarsteedt made great exeriorin to procure his removal to Fterlinv
it the Swiss lionernment believed itself aufficit. tly powerful to
4giort its right..
',From the Comelier Francais of Friday.]
AI Armin, Nov. 15.
It Tat reported the day before yesterday as certain, that a change of
henry wou'al take place; hot yesterday and ti-day those reports
a! aha:ed. The following were the rumoured appointments :_..
.:: M. les was to succeed Ore Duke of San t'arlris ; the 31arottis
:Owen or M. Parga, to slimed 31. Ballastermi; M. Arlon*
a the Marquis of Zandirano, to mimed M. Calomarde and 31.
Siren; and t!nly the 3: iins!er of 3lsrine to reran his Portfolio.

fii:lataat Fratieisco hw tweived the King's permission
nrd : he will set out rext month. accompanied by his wife the
meta Maria Carlotta and two of his children. Ile will go first
kris and thence to It is ;Aid that the Infant 1/on
leashes obtained permission to go to with his wife. Ths
torture of this; two l'ritices, under the prevent eirettmstancee, is
nt 'abject n 1 much conversation. (In the 19th of this month,
t. Rajestits will quit the Palace fm st. Ildefonso, where they
'mit the arrival of the Prince Maximilian of Saxony, and his
me, the Princess Amelia. From St. Ildeforso they will return
vti Escurial, which Mil will leave on the 12th or 15th of next
xt:h for the capital. It is said that the King will winter et his
sr:met:at Pardo; great prepara:ivtis are making there just now,
mi gives dolour to tilt' retain. ft is said that he will there re-
t!s:ht Royal Gus-d, which has just been organised.
bile persoos, who, since the Itecree of the Ist of October. hail
. 1 themscives in ilitretent towns of the Peninsula, have been
:mita repair to partictilar places which have been marked out
:tine. The Captains-General of the Provinces to which these
A have been ordered have been directed to keep a rigorous watch
_ _

MOlri me feeembeets 4 Peikra have been removed, Mein
btu ricAdeird n too niedgralk.
Tbs King, lwating due the Ex•Minl•ter of War. M. Crux,
Vie VerY la. Mkt,: he slioukl be removed to a more a:twe-
ak/a lay:ing. Ilr wal he ti ied by a Council of Clenctals.
We hear that c.i.urts adopted fur an executive military
riremluion. to • two criminal Judge. hare been appointed,
ill he erteadad to di- military commission of the province.,
order that the proretding may be regular and the condemnations
to tlt• Liar.

throln :he fiumscl of Friday.]
'Latium. Nov.
Ice afloat to Mate a fact to you, of the truth of which I can
eury Tou. and which will gire you a true idea of the Atrocity of
vt.teitnt: city, and of the exciases which may be expected
• .11 it they a7e no: kept in check by the prescace of the
31. 31,1garrjo, a decided Royalist, but yet a man of
um melons, the political and military Governor of the
v* .r Infarins, in the province of La Mancha, having been re-
lo.r.!. nom hts tlavernment, came to ilatleid to complain of such
Ili, uncle, a titan of wealth and influence, relying on
=•_p;e,
hail written to bin,. had the imprudence to stay in
A." 31, Igarcj.i was restored to his I:over:intent, and nits.
:1' ii I,•s as,,rtion by a phrase very common in Spain, that he
tack! funrit his can if his nephew did not return on such a day to
ansesitsl aid) his former tin of Governor.
tfolunrely fir lm, the day Living arrive d without the op.
of ha acpli.:w in the town. at.d he [laving left how.: about
1.3 t, attacked at his door by four persons. who threw him
and afirr b:ating hint vi,lcmly about the head, actually cut
3^3 tlf. A number of the friends and relatives of this num,
tqry say is since dr3tl of his anoints. have been staying in
ro.re day, past, to endeavour to bring the assassins
but as they have received no orders authoriaing the
• et them.

Ih r of Villa 11c-mass, Ambassador from Spain to Poe-
I anared het:: ;he g.rts smite rcry curious details ar to
'nu • dim kingtiom. It eetas that the Portuguese. Ministry
'onstial ;nto :an par,es ;at t;it, Itniul of one is t' eral Periphuta.
77, ,t dtc;:tedly at•.:clird to the Frenth ititer,t ; at the head of
o,!ter utttint who m114101'1% the intere,ta of
'L.: :ay that sir William A'l:ttrt.. otlicially de-
tht of ll•reml Pamplona ; addititt, at the turtle
nix allowed to rbotiioi the English 31snistens, lie
Id:entice (.11g!rt to bettor... with his can.
ouster. At inerick, has aldrro,d a circular to the
I, -tau ti.terd sad ttovernors of the provi :cea. forbidding their
••• . tr;t: of omit.rs:rance front any or the officers alto ore
v', 11.1%. !rave of absence. Many Gov..:rnors have
"I,,ciierre in ro strange an order.
ix I.:mends Vigotlet, Valli... and eie:a., who were appointed
the Kingdom, on the 1::::nifs twitting Cadiz, hare been
To .t•••• :1 thn Prov:. cal t', ate; at Scville. to Le put on
Ltglt treAsua. in th•tault of which they adl be con-
-"'"'T :07 contumacy. These Generals will no doubt refuse to
13'11 .0 this summons.

TSr L.
NOVEMBER It'.
%vete pnblishes a D: tree wrainst the defaulters in the
'4""t of the contributhins ; it contains some very severe mai.
44 which there will be sonte chi:lenity of executing under
.ner:;. Such measures hate been hitherto unknown
a. ate, tltr ne-,•le do not :inbuilt without inurnintiny. The
"thy is riuncsited with a heavy tine, and ill wine cases with
Aucitect.