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London, England, 1818-11-07 00:00:00

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PARIS. 110/Ildliti S.
The king of Pumas, the Duke of Mecklen-
btrg, mid the Prima ftoysl of Prussia, paid •
visit yesterday to Madame and the Princes. His
Prosoisn Majesty is slightly indisposed. His speedy
departure is spoken of. ,
On Sundry his Msjesty. accompanied by bi•
sou and M. de Humboldt, honoured the panorama
of London with • visit. _ .

The Duke of Escars. Ent waitre•d'hotel of the
Kind toes to have had the honour of receiving the
King of Prussia last reveling(
.at supper. Its Ma-
jesty arrived at the Thuillerses at eleven o'clock.
Twelve musicians, placed in a dark corridor. exe-
cuted several ororcemix of the most idealists 111UNC.
The august traveller hid given his &mission to N.
Veril Peers of France, and persona Of the highest
distinction, to be present at this repast; but unhaii.
pity he was very much indisposed; mad was obliged
to retire before the banquet.
A traveller who lately left Constantinople. has
given us some intelligence from that capitol:
According to his account spiptoms precursive or
souse iMportaist events. manifested themselves
there on several Occatioils, and a violent isiburrecl
toots *is apprehended. To the irreseist moment the
Granq Seign4 has succeeded iii repressiog the Serb.
lions by the energy and the strength or character he
has developed. It would be deiiirable that his Mi.
Misters enjoyed the same confidence as is inspired
by his high qualities. It is pretended that some
superior officers of the Junishrivii are the inciters of
these discoistents. but it would be difficult to con-
vict them. Every sensible person is conviiked that
there ore nu nseani of putting an end to the
preterit agitation. but by a nee organization of
the Jaerisaries. Such an undertaking would in-
deed be difficult but not impossible. This tra-
veller, who has passed through 4 great part of
Turkey, declares; that there are sin titiloury prepara-
tions snaking. as bad been pretended by others. that
no orders had been issued relative to the proviiion.
big of fortreises. or to the re-establishment of old
luititicationv. The Porte holds a good understand-
ing with all the powers of Europe.
Au aerount from Berlin says. that old Field.
Alarshal Blucher had cc:lively arrived in that coy
from his estate near Breslau when he *gaits because
indisposed its tonsequence of a severe (Ad.

Yesterday the Marquis de Mari Alva. Ambassador
of Portugal, and Alarshal Ilererford, Nlarrpoos of
Campo-Major, and General of the Portuguese
Armies, paid their respec►s to his Majesty.
Yesterday morning. ut six o'clock, his Royal
Highness the Duke orAngoulente set oft to inspect
the frontier fortresses evacuated by the Allied
Powers. This Pr i ttttt it uccon►pattird by two of h►s
Aides-de-Camp, MM. de Muniagooy and de Mout.
calm, and Lieutenant-Gettetal Baron de Rogninl,
Engineer Inspector-General. His Royal Higtoneis
will first visit the fortresses of Alsace, and con.
elude his mission by those of Flanders. It is
thought that his journey will last at least six weeks.
On the Ist instant M. Fievee surrendered himself
prisoner at La Force prison.
In 1814 a Russian brought to Paris a kind or
tea-plant, which has been cultivated by one of our
most skilful gardeners. Already be lous a bed of
409 feet of the plant, which thrives exceedingly
well ; at this moment experiments ore making to
ascertain its qualities and value, compared
that of China, which we receive by way of Eng-
land.

On the 30th ult. General La Fayette was elected
Deputy of La Sartl►.
A letter from Wiesembourg, doted October 25,
states, "The departure of the army or Vt'irtemberg,
which was to have taken place on the 2Sth instant,
is at present del'e►red until the 2(1 of November.—
Orders relative to their departure at that period
have jinn been issued."
The celebrated English actor, lienible, is now
at Toulouse. One of the Journals of this town has
published a prose translat►on of the Ode whitened
to this great tragedian, at the farewell dinner, by
the Pont, Campbell.

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44% CA

item, ina calm lAen Troeo the plblicatiOn of Dr.
Recce. &c.
Dr. A. A. Ratiensan, of this city, his just pub-
%Bed a work, entitled, " The protecting Power of
Vaccination placed beyond all doubt, by the latest
Report of the National Vaccine Institution at Lon-
don, laid before the Parliament ; together with an
Appendix upon the safest Method of Inoculation,
and the Means of distinguishing the genuine Cow
Puck ;" a work which, according to the most cape•
rienced physicians. is the beet calculated to put an
end to the controveisy that has arisen on the subject.
-.(liambargh Papers, Od. 30.)
Exchange on London. 7th ■ud 30th October :-
32. 11.-32. 9 33. 2.-33. 0.