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PARIS PAPERS.

PARTS, SEPTEMITTR 7.
Yesterday the Countess of Clans-wards and Miss Fits.
grrild were presented to his Majesty by the English Am-
bassador. At one O'clock his Majesty received Gentlemen.
After having traw..ellied business with the Marquis Desso
the King went at haltpast three o'clock to Ma!maim'''.
Prince Paul Esterbasy, Ambassador from the Emperor of
Austria to the Court of England arrived yesterday at Paris.
The lion. M. Long has arrived at the Hotel de Wagram,
Rue de la Pais, Paris.
The Glasgow, English frigate, Captain Maitland, was ex-
pected to sail from Toulon for Italy on the 30th nit.
A letter from Caen, dated the 4th instant, states—" M.
Puiford, the young Englishman who last year was motor-
tenste enough to wound mortally owe of our countrymen
ins single combat, has just died, at the age of 22, after an
illiiess of only a few hours." IJ
Estraet of a private letter in the Comfit'slion'', dated
Tiadriil. ogrist 26 :—" We imagine we perceive here symp-
toe,s of a movement in our Cabinet. It is rumoured that
Vie Doke de San Carlos will retiirsi to the Ministry of the
S.ute. It is, however, more probable, that it will be M.
I.t.rano de Torres, whose successor in the Ministry of Jus-
tice is already designated: it is also said that Don Onis
will replace General Alava at the Hague."
Some Journals yesterday circulated the intelligence
Of the death of the Emperor of Russia, on the authority of a
Belgian Journal, which gave it on hearsay authority. This
vague report, which is so little worthy of belief, was after-
wat d; contradicted by the paper which bad been the echo
1 be intelligence which has arrived at Court sod al
she Gossiao Ambassador's is, in this respect, of the most as-
ti.f.ictory nalure.—Couni Posse di forgo has this very day
rith lost.) received letters from St. Petersburgh of later
(hots than those of the paper which excited the alarm.
MADRID, AUGUST 26.
General Saarsfichl, who so well seconded the Count
de Abisbal at the Port St. Mary, and who obtained on that
occasion the rank of Lieutenant-General, has received an
opuoilitment in Aedalusia. IN conseqnface he will not de-
part %, ith the expedition beyond sea.
Vll IUtIS promotions have taken place in the marine.
P. igadier Newell° has been raised to the rank of Chief of
Squadron. The second in command, Rivera, having been
appointed General Commandant of the Pilots to the Boys

Marine. has been displaced.
The departure of the flotilla from Cadiz seems to be fixed
for the Milt of September next. The preparations are
gashed forward with astonishing activity, and it is hoped
that rscry thing will be ready by that period.
The formidable baud of Melchior, which, aecordin • to
lowly foreign Journsle, threatens to shake the throne, con.
'Fists altor,ther of about 24 men, who cannot remain lung
together no one point as they would quickly be taken.
Accounts from Cadiz say, that the Alexander, of 74 guns,
which had formed part of the naval expedition to Lima has
Iteturned to Cadiz, iu consequence of some damage she had
recciseil, whirl. preveuted the possibility of her proceeding
oo Ler voyage. This account wants confirmation.
COSUIRG, AUGUST 26.
Salvoes of artillery horn our castle announced this morn-
ins the happy deliverance of the reigning Duchess of a
IPriute.

FLANDCRS MAIL.

FRANKFORT, •OGOST 31.

Accounts from Wurtzburg state, that on the
nigtt of the 18th the windows of the houses in-
hdrted by Jews were broken at Sommerach and
Rimpon. in this last town the populace. not con-
te!‘t with breaking the windows of the synagogue,
reilettatrd into the interior. and destroyed every
thing that served fur the exercise of the Jewish

The King of Bavaria hag decided, that the town
of 11 ortzburg moat indemnify the Jews for the
losses thet• have suffered in the late tumults there,
rood that the amount of the indemnity shell be im-
posed on such of the inhabitants us have excited
these troubles.

This general animosity against the Jews is quite
inconceivable. From every quarter we have ac-
counts of scandalous scenes.

At Reinhart, a village near Wurtzburg, the
t,ewcts not only plundered the houses of the Jews,
the synagogue, trampled on the
, in which were the books of Motes,
'hole into the street, broke the chande-
committed the most reprehensible

AVOUsT 26.
words 4' Rep !" which may be
rallying cry, had been heard for

some weeks in the streets of this city, s Jewish girl s
was personally insulted by a burgher, who was ar-
rested. The burgher guard. which marched through
the city yesterday morning, with music playing, on
occasion of the fete of St. Louis, set him at liberty
by its own authority. During all the rest of the day,
a report was spread that excesses would he commit-
ted 111 the night againit ihe Jews, most of whom
looked upon this report as quite unworthy of at-
tention. But between severs mid eight in the
evening bodies of atm crying Ifep !" proceed-
ed to the houses of the Jtvirs, armed with hatchets,
crow-bars, and other similar instruments; they
broke to 'prices the doors, the windows, and shut-
ters, and entered several honsev, where they pil-
laged and dettrnyed all they could find; they
then broke open the burettus, in which there vrcs
Money and papers, took the first, and tore the
Litter; lastly, they cut the beds to pieces, and
committed suds ravages, that almost a whole street
was filled with feathers from the beds, fragments of
furniture, &c. This uperatian continued three
hours, without meetisig with any olt.tacle. Not
the smallest step was observed to be taken, either
by the police or the armed citizens. to check
the disorder during it continuance. Three houses
were already totally pillaged ; a fourth was on
the point of exp,Trietteing the Pirtle fate, which
would infallibly have been shared by all the Jewish
I houses, when all at once an unlocked-for aysivtance
appeared, *lnch chatigtd the appearance of thing..
It was the students of our University, who, armed
aids sabres, swords, &c. fell upon the plunderers,
immediately put them to flight, and delivered those
whom they could seize, into the hands of the muni-
cipal authorities. Thus they preserved the Jews
from further outrages, the citizens from greater
disgrace, and the Magistrates from a still heavier
responsibility.

MANHEISIt AUGUST QS.

The Hanoverian Minister to the Do-t has made
in the name of his Court an important declaration,
respecting the affairs of Westphalia. It app►cars
from this declaration, that the Hanoverian Govern-
ment does not consider the Diet as competent to
lay down principles en such a subject; that on the
contrary it is of opinion that each State is autho-
rised to act according to the system which it shall
judge the best to adopt ; that the Elector of [lease
has adopted a principle recognised by the law of
nations, and according to which the conqueror, or
temporary holder of a country, cannot exercise any
other rights than those which he derives front mili-
tary occupation, consequently that he cannot
alienate domains or other property.

GHENT, SEPTEMBER 5.

The persons, to the number of eirren, arre►ted
in this city, suspected, we believe, of enlisting nun
for the independents of South Ame►ica, are still in
confinement, and have been interrogated several
times.

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 6.
Accounts from !run any, that sevelel divisions of

seamen have sailed from the ports of the Atlantic
and Mediterranean, to join the fleet at Cadiz,
where they would arrive by the end of Angina.—
The garrisons of Seville, Grenada, and Cordova,
are ready to proceed to the coast for embarkation
at the first signal. Many transports from Bayonne
sud Bourdeaux, furnished by private persons, on
terms very advantageous to themselves, have arrived
at Cadiz. The fleet will consist of ‘2oo, and it
seems certain that it will depart in September.
There is no foundation whatever for the report of
the yellow fever having broke out at Cadiz.

gEPTEMBEtt 7.

We said yesterday that the grand expedition
would sail from Cadiz in the course of September.
We now learn that its departure is irrevocably fixed
for the 15th September, and that the General ()Ri-
cers commanding the several corps have left Ma-
drid to put themselves at the head of their respec-
tive divisions.—( Brussels Papers. September 7.)

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