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London, England, 1819-09-17 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS•

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 13.
The slight indisposition which his Majesty had
suffered is now totally removed.
A rumour was circulated last week at Frankfurt,
that the King of Sweden (Bernadotte) had been
shot. This rumour seems to have had no better
foundation than that respecting the death of the
Emperor Alexander. The Northern Journals, as
well as OUT correspondence front Sweden, make no
mention of inch an evert.—/(:azette de France.)
We learn from the Haw 1111 l all, under date of the
27th July, that the yellow fever, which had there
committed great ravages, had diminished its vio-
lence. The 'mother of deaths, which had amounted
to from ,20 to 30 eats+ slay, is reduced to from 12
to 15. Our letters from that quarter speak of a
negociation betweesi the British' uud Spaniel' Go-
ver 1111 l rots, for supplying the former soh a consi-
derahle quantity of specie, which is, without doubt,
destined to provide the flank of England the means
of resuming its payments in cash.
A considerable number of Jews, now so ill-treated
in Gsrmaity, are, it is said, leaving that country.
I repairing with their families to France. Among
us they will enjoy constitutional liberty, and that
security which is its fruit. It is now 150 years since
French Protestants went to Germany in quest of
penre and liberty. What a progress hate justice Bud
public prosperity made in our country !
Nlademniselle Gartierits, the celebrated aeronaut,
bud announced at. Orient's a magnificent fete, of
which the least splendid ornament was to be the
**cent of a balloon of 1,-100 feet. The old burying-
grouud of the town tons to he the scene of the must
brilliant exhibitions. The choice of such a place was
omen,a bad which the event hut too well realised.
The inhabitants, fusions at not finding the won-
ders which were announced in the advertisemet,
made their complaints to the hlagistrates, and
Nlsolemoisrlle Garsterin, instead of snonsiting with
glory into the eilsere•sl regions, was conducted,
amid the hisses of the people, to a vile prison,
a hence •he will he lir:night before the Tribunal of
Corset:omnd Police !

P).E11171 S ft PRESS.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, SErvEstssa 17, 1819•

A Flanders Mail arrived last light, with Papers
front Bru,srls to the 14th instant. The following
ure extracts :

treor, ssorrsltsvo 9.
Aecosents from leipsig pretend that differences have
arisen bet u een the Court! of Petersburg'', Berlin, and
Vienna, of so serious a nature as to excite fears of a rup-
ture. The plan of the Emperor Alexander to reunite to
Poland the parts which are still separated from it, is said to
be the cause of this misunderstanding. Austria and Prussia
having the same Interest in this affair, there two Powers, it
is added, are closely united to oppose the projects of Russia.
—(.lourntst ti the Pror;nce if Liege.)
VALENCIA. ACCUtrf 21.
The rigorous measures of General Elio have excited ro
much decadent in our province, that the Authorities refuse
to execute them. The Atedieoza has been discharged for
having resisted his orders, and ninny offerers, civil as well
as military, are in prison. The Inquisition, which pro-
ceeds entirely out the system of the General, ea ordered to
watch over all the other Authorities. The mesons in this
city b, in full, it has been necessary to send many persons
lately arrested to Illarvietleo.

. ittisS, strreaseetA 1.
The last accounts from Cadiz are very alarming; the
yellow fever seems to have spread in the Isle of Leon ; all
c vvvvv ninniration is interruph .1, and a military cordon has
been established. Cadiz has not any symptom of this dreadful
malady, which caused such ras ages there some years ago.
A fatality germs to oppose the departure of the expedition.
The enemies of the Government circulate pretended bode.
tins of the Independents, giving accounts of their victories
over the Royal troops ; or, on the other hand, a thousand •
alarming reports are spread respecting the progress of
Melchior and Moreno, whose bands, which sonic would re-
present as armies, are few in utimlwr, ill-so Inert, and care-
fully avoid even the smallest detachments of troops. Alto-
gether, however, these reports make people uneasy, for the
immense majority of the people wish fur peace and older us
the only remedy fur the still bleeding wouuds indicted by die
last Revolution.
We have no news respecting our Col 'es,
yet it is err.
the Government lately received some. What *ball we
think of this silence!
The non-ratification of the Florida Treaty is another cause
I of uneasiness. Many people think that a war with the
United States will be the consequence. This would give the
Independents a powerful support, and Mexico, in particu•
[ lar, would be in danger.

AV e have rec.-ived Parts Pipers of Monday. and
ilainburgh Papers of Friday last. The former al-
lude to the report of the assarWinatimi of the King
of SWEDEN, and remark. that ull the Papers from
the north of Germs"!, and their private sources
of intelligence, are silent ois the subject ; and the
latter inform us, by the insertion of un article
front Stockholm, that on the 4(1 of this month the
King of SWEDEN, accompanied by his son, Prince
OSCAR, and suite, set out in good health from his
capital on his projected tour into the interior of the