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tirenistives as well itiToirited, the King will go on
Ni idsy next to N'inernoes to witness the rxercist
artillery tfiere. %litre every thing is disposed to re-
-cr.:we Ins Majesty.

'CO.PENkAGEN. SEPTEIIinER

The itegotiStiona with the Crown of Sweden. on
the subj. et of the execution of the Treaty of Kid.
That General, who et ar74!tiereti his position impregnable, illAttAttell es Was therein mild:fated. that Norway
had added to the diMr shies of ground, by übstilicting the ' 1
act‘r:ohle paths wills a battis, diking, mid ena.ses a rock.
As soon as the artiller yof the army bah cli,sed at natio'', should charge herself with a Proportional part of
and- forgot their fittigusa .
they marched against #r enemy, ! the public debt of Denmark, hive been continued
i foe some tittle without interruption ; but LW result
The IrDiti and 80th re ;IMeuts advanced against the heights ! has yet been arrived at. The "Court of Copeo-
tenth great holdaem, ;Ind made themselves master. of the ! liagen strongly desires Hist this object Omuta Ate
heights, which were ishstinately defended. decided; beceese it is nimble is establish an ex-
Gemini Wastrel, however, rallied his troops for thallird .
Nei, sad even eodeav oared again to act on Ike Wensire, ,act budget, until it skald tiorld•stand the 'Precise
Y ping to overthrow us in his turn; but this attempt was
arely disastrous to himself. The advanced : amount of her debt ; nod the iiiterest which has
entre guard had grown ou it. IVe are assured that the great Powers
:suited, and an engagement milk the *aguaet commenced, in . will occupy themselves effectually with an ar-
whiclit he enemy was overwhelmed. rangement in this respect at the Congress of iiii-
The bussareind chasseurs assisted in patting him com-
pletely to the route ;iu short, this little corps, which left lu- Chapelle.
1,200 in the field, is entirely destroyed. Cur dragoons
fought on fool on several occasions, and distinguished them-
selva. The artil!ery also behaved well. The loss that
we have sustained in the late hattles amounts to live officers
and thirty subilterns and privates killed; ten utEeers anti
140 subalterns and privates wounded; several dropped dead
in the racks from beat and fatigue.
Monsieur di Terrier L'Enque, Colonel of the 3d Hussars,
distinguished himself in several charges, and that regiment
lost forty horses. Colonel Cowl, of the 59th infantry, killed
an atm, who, while chargiug, attempted to take his horse.

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER 27.

The news is spreading every instant that the pro-
vincial Estutes of our kingdoms are to be assembler)
again about the eutl of October, and that tins Session
will be extremely important. The Prince Urgent ham,
its his wisdom, taken the resolution to propose to the
Diet very itoporraut changes in the organiz aims of
the kingdom. We are assured that a plan of a con-
stitution will be submitted to that assembly, and
that it is of a nature to fulfil the expectation of true
Hanoverian patriots. Some of the new institu-
tions that we are to have approach closely to
those of England ; the Diet will be separated
into two Chambers, viz. that of the Peers, and
that of the Deputies of the Commons. The Go-
vernment will propose to this last all demands of
imposts, erhich will be exclusively 4 iireusped there,
&c. We are assured that the Harroverian Govern-
ment proposes to lay the aftair of the Univerlity
of Gottingen before the Germanic Dirt, fur the
purpose of producing general regulations on the
police of the German Universities, by which dtvi-
stone taken in one would be binding on all the
rest. Nevertheless it is foreseen that such measures
would experience great difficulties, and that it
would nut be easy to bring about in the Diet a com-
mon agreement on objects of this nature.
COPENHAGEN, sErrEmsea 22.

NEY.

this we conceive is a most triumplialt refutation
of the calumny advanced against this disiiitguished,
gallant, and injured Officer, and such is the force
of truth, that we confidently anticipate to see in
the next number of The 'Quarterly Review, a full
quid candid acknowledgment on the part of Sir
'RORER? WiLeotes accuser, that the charge was
altogether unfounded.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PAITS, OCTOBER 9.

The King transacted business yesterday with M.
Leine, Minister of the Interior. His Majesty then
took an airing towards the Worth Boulevards. On
his return he stopped at the Palace of the Elysee
Bourbon, to seethe Duchess of Berry, whose health
is in a most satisfactory state.
Lieutenant• General Cannel, M. de t ongis, and
M. de Romiliy, have been accused by au Ordi-
nance of the Tribunal of the Fist Instance, for a
conspiracy against the intersal safety of the State.
The Royal Court Chamber df Accusation will de-
cide ultimately upon their , fide. M. the Viscount
de Chapdelhiltie and M. de .7.6anne, acquitted by
the same Ordinance, have been ►et at liberty.
The auditory at the Court of Assize* was yes-
terday shocked by the kind of defence set' op by •
girl accused of forgery in a private transaction.
She pretended to he a' creditor of a Mr. I'-- for
the sum of 30,000 fr. which had been placed in his
hands by her aunt, *hose heir she was, besides
24,000 francs, for interest from fifteen to twenty
years. On the faith of this debt to her, she bur-
visaed sums from several individuals, producing in
support of it, forgtd letteis, acknowledging the
debt.

The Diana corvette, which has railed for Sr.
Thomas's, has received orders to cruise in the I iti-
tudes of our posbessions, to the end of proectilq
our commerce against the corsairs of the Spithibit
Insurgents.

The accused was not in theleast emberritiseil by
the objection, that her resit was riot itaciently
rich to place a capital of 30,000 francs in Mr.
V--'s hands : she asserted that her aunt had ,j,ll
years ago been the accomPlice or witness of the
murder of her maker, and 'had received this saki
fur lift share of the plunder.
The Court condemned the girl, whose mane is
Rarbe Pourekon, to six years close iteprisetinsent
to the pillory, and to be branded with the'letter F.
Letters from Cadiz of 'the 18th of Setitember
leste, that the Spanish 'house Vuida de Ruiz and
Terry the younger, has failed for nearly a million
of piastres. This house owed but little abroad.
Its failure was caused by the expenses it untlftweitt
in fitting out six large armed frigates'fur'the Ame-
rican Spaniards, and in having at present two
freighted for Vera Cruz.
The Court of Caseation this morning rejected
the appeal of the Sieur Causse, who had been con-
demned by the Court of Assites of the Gard to five
years hard lobster, verhicted of beirir.itsoccomplice
in carrying off a Gelb of 100 Louis, by • married
woman whom he had seduced, and with whom he
had gone to Italy. Arrested in !tat •on the
demand of the Sieur 41-, they were delive►-
e`d tap to the French authorities. The Sieur
Caesse alone .was brought to trial, Lecause the
husband and wife were reconciled, and the wife
herself complained against her paramour. In
the cotiese of the trial, M. Z--- perceived on
the Prisoner's linger it diamond ring, ■nd re-
claimed it us the property of his wife. The Court
t•mntanded the surre►►der of this new evidence of
conviction, mettiithritanding the claims of the Sieur
Caveat and his Council, who required at least, by
way of compensation, that Madame Z. should
frame, upon her part, seven rings, which she had
received from her lover. The Court did not con-
*rive itself rethorised to command this restitution.
The Sieur Causse has lodged a complaint of per•
jury against the wife, the husband, and their wit-
nesses. This ease will be tried at Nimes.

If we vim believe kOille Fervent', who repreoent