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as the quantity of mitten and inversely as the
quire of the distaucel haute the nsatheiusticisus
have no rPason to quarrel with it. Pt is at the
same time not unimportant whether our rissoisiags
bre directed by a true or a false hypothesis; and
Ilrerefore it is worthy of serious investigation whs.
ther transferred NOTION may be. or any not be, a
►afieieut cease of all phetiomens, and whether it
i• urcessary, or not necoseery,--to introduce -wish
foci i is those of ATTILACTION and PILOJSCTIOII
into 1114 Illachioter) Of Maori.

• IFONEXIN INTELItIGENCIL

PAWS PAMIRS.

mom.

Pain. OfTosti 5.

. The King, atconspanied by liaillainte and the
)viscera of th 2 Skye raitilly, appeared yesterday.
inter *‘l!ll7l,' iu 'the balcony • of the 'glass gallery.
whirs 'hie presence excited the liveliest acclamatieus.
His Majesty on returning to his oparioneetwi te.
eriverrthe Morpheus and Spanish Ambassedom,
the MiiiiiteriSeeretatits of State, the Manihaillif
Vra'hae; Deice of 'cOutrgliaeo. Datitxhk, snit Tre-
viso. se vend Peers of emote, sod other
guished persons.
On the 26th of fast month Captain Tarot pre-
sented "is petirian to his Majesty. soliciting the
Mae*. or his tether Lietitenant-Geoetal Trivet.
Hie Shinty received it with such 'afiectitig bene-
volence that the unhappy young teas could not re-
fritih 'Prim tears. • •
iliot and Arsgo, MemberS of the Institute
end triy"Burtan of Longitude, are gone to Dun-
kirk, where they intend, in concert with. skventi
English philosopher', to terminate their ntronorni-
cal'obeervitticms for the measurement of the. earth. •
Eiglit,Nue Arabi:in horses and theree mares have
been landed at Miuseilles„ and forwarded to Arles.
The Government has purchased them4ser the jOillk•
peel Of improving the biked of Fiencldivttr,'•
e tlie • lowing • eirpect
iistjrig!gio:trehtili; in, Norway. tronsie traveller
arrivesl,directly from Christiania :
The Militia is in general extremely dissatisfied
with the mode of flovErnment (but not itH with
the iiiirs),,and porticolarty with. titepreseiii
thing.. because its, imposts are exatilitatit, and
levied with a rigour hitherto mikuown. We Novo
already spoken of the insurrection of the peasant',
agaihst Christiania; but who were put
down by the troops. In another pad of the Kittle
province the peasants also rose iii tines, with
the intention of protteding to Christiania ; hut
they were diverted from that project by a re-
spectable Curate, who, though. a4reeing with
them in opinion, assured them that the Store
thing was already dissolved. As his statement
was not, however, ofteriards confirmed, the Cu-
rate had nearly become the victim of his pain-
otient. In the most remote parts of the country,
the inliebitants had beeu culled upon by messen-
gers to form a general assemblage on the Ist of
this month, under the threat of being hanged at
their men doors if they failed. But the measures
.. •
of the magistrates have been of a stature to avert
this meeting, which might have been attended with
fatal roitscquences. At the same time the reeds of
discontent ere every where propagated to such an
extent, that the Gurtratnient is compelled to employ
the most prudent precautions.
Accounts from Frankfurt state, that the military
organization of Germany is only delayed by the
fti;•iilties of classing the contingents of each 11Iern-
ber of the Confederation. It appears decided, that
rirdy the Powers which furnish the strongest con.
tiogente rill, in time of war, have the supreme
command of divisions. It is Paid that it is proposed
to 'wake the kingdoms of the Netherlands and
ttt a t sk. Members of the Confederation for,the
whole,uf their force, instead °Chris% admitted only
fur their German provinces. This would simplify
the system. of defence, and give the Conftderatiou
maritime forces.
The Count Pouo di Borgo, the Russian Ambas-
sador, obtained yesterday his audience of leave of
the Bing. His Zateelleury set oil host night fur
Aix-fa-Chapelle.
'rite Council-General of. the department of the
Lower Seine has voted funds for the acquisition and
cumervatlon of monuments of antiquity.
There has appeared here a new Journal, especi-
ally devoted to commerce ; its title is, Le l'ilote,
fistille,Cumosereink de France. et de r Etrutager.
glevvu numbers have already been published. which
announce a very extensive correspondence, and give
all the general movements, and the details of com-
merce its all parts of the world.
LAUSANNE. SEPTEMBER 29.
His -Excellency the Minister of France. the
Count de Talleyrviitl, previous to his departure for
Paris, announced to the Federal Directory that,
satisfied with the adhesion given by the Govern-
ment of Fribourg to the measures hiker' by the
Diet on the subject at Frenchmen resident in Swit-
zerland. the reprisals adopted by France should in-
stantly cruse; that the pusaporta of the people of
Fribourg should be ittspecied as heretofore by the
Embassy, and that the payment of pensions should
suffer nu delay.