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LONDON.
THURSDAY. SEPTIIIIBEI 24, ISIS.

The rnaiamea suggested the propriety. as •
t &owned Gentleman had given notice of u 'notion
nes Me. Iludleasone's case, of suependiug any fur-
ther conversional on it at present. With rerpert to
»hat the Learned l;vistlentres had said, relative to
the intended re ~,,, vid of the (lortrrour-General. he
wished it to be distilled* vatiereteed. Shut the re-
tailors tithe Noble histgbiet relate. which were
Naming is the world. were tetully and tamely air-
kir,ora to the (oars •)' Dinners. is why shape
what's'''. emit were, of 'verse, cease iiiiiketherised
by them.
The own thee adjourned. sine die.

FOREIGN INTELLIUENC'E.

HAMIUNCIN NAIL.

TllOlll TIM MAINS. SIP?. 141.
Tito Emperor oi Aspiris has desired to etchne
ur l ours nod ceremonies os !us journey
t.. Ass-1.-Clispellr. His Allow), will arrive a
Na.aiww one 11, 40.15. *owl au the et Mentz.
Cessna blimingles 11011 again et Musucli its the
nee Court Calendar. jest indritshird, he stands at
ii.e heed sods nil his dignities.... . .

Ira the 441 h sitting obi the Diet coo the Sal Sep-
tendert. Promos pee in a declonstarm rensectiori
sue prdeticel wherries.. ul the States d the Koslow
now nreahmoseri. and the told!merit of the 145 h Aw
Ihrhir of Ow Att of Unsnos. It dries'. the law&
prantspl. • a tire 4 ilmerainsmat. is hen% perromperttly
Sue •atommes of the I" l'inimain noble Mouse* which
on. (woolly states ad the Essp•rr.
In elder to *item coufaremoty ris the Rumple%
• ems' end oranformasy su the epplacntrusa a 1 sliest.
554 Afar es• rico to o very reterto, anus 01ficer of
1541►. oho hod sheerly needy coucluded tl., rag.
•era•as• +soh pnanorly harms. Thome with
a milers .all sormintrotely comemoscr. *Ed ht.
dl.l►••r sill Own decade, %spun the whole. The
settorag• yr she )lalitory Committer. whack were tos
erupted for hoer weeks. recommenced a short hose
Lrivre, the u? Pouare Metternich. The in.
town of the Cannon.trear are apposchimg to their
emaeleerom end the AT tit le .•f the Feelmeoes of the
Cinalealeeessoir r• asorr sander doeceserou. The pate.
be, nowevart. are not at all sohnisared with respect to
one ela.rmosions. mar with the remlessams eunerrebililt
city owowileillalisio of the Army of the Coniederutloth
all the premesere neconois pwratille
voir mete coujectores. se earn ja, (leis..

Lb Ws /eO4 RttiT 111117.1. AND. •►I?. lA.

Is se arni tismi tM Provitrima trant Frirs.
tiled is.ll albettly lice re-estabhihtst. thc East

THE QUEEN.

, a subaltern °Seer was ion-
. pi er drat he woold he able
/ger force thou that iirtrust.rlin
liens specesertv. •ro grae.t wlid
meal services Ives the proessice of the
Eamostorto limn—but there was one degree of sim
owe anima tlw ramie or the tlerarral Carr, which he
wall imam state. lie roucevord, that. at • limper
aeon, when thy Aver had friend Its terosusisou, it
bee expertierit to have all the dispatches, cars.
dental *Willi site tenting Mostilitier, laid bef.ire the min two or three families, and most of the
Grove,' (Neat for their perespl. Three. he cam- knights' (stem es sit the lauds of the burghers
Mid. davit be slated, 'nth • copious Milo% • 1 and peepers*. and- the estates of the peasants (or
,iweporglaseary.alsti • earpleor map el the ...Peony ; homers) 'peewee. near &OM free divided estates of
'pato wheels oar mow ad Isms. soecesefisHy thhlrst class, and near 8.000 smeller sines of all
Isle premired Issamerlf. front this weal the 1a.4 is aocient trines the siusuretooe knights fees
Melitis. Ivy woo see, ober. those
.phir were and able estates were all in the ponemitor of the
losmoorebly Atesstirmord is the chspaktres. looked Rim Frieslend nobility. which is glide different iss
Iseleord, hessodere, fee lair awl Josseroandsle row. . modern times. According to the old Constitution,
moisms. they afraid. 'periwig the peg. et which Ilse East Frio...laud Diet was opened every year on
their menses were weeds *scions. " Meek what was the loth of %lssy. for the production of the public
ant reding, or, mirk aulkessiois, aissijodge from mammy ;it was held with open doors, under the
,1,.t how for we or:
.Weithy of 11w tans we ask." direction of . Royal Cosentissiouer. The revenue
Here loe woo enamour to diem the estrutsee of the was levied et a small expense. The Prussian
Colin to • sublipa if rms. saipanassee not only to Ouvertreprost had • great revenue from East Fries.
the Compaq. bat to the empire at lard-. He el. land. Ile inlielosteuis of the coantry hail few bur-
led'd to a report. • kw+ he hod seen in The moon. der anal few taxes ; all trade. and every lininchof
"rpm •a nialpar has the Eflartsimes Mere her. end the country flourished.
oaf Goseerreratiesureal. that Mania* assn. who Thew good times will certainly soon return. and
troinieraled sheer linlaara—sold whir hod phoned, I still farther promote the general vatisfaction iu East
*eiso the bestowing. the roe& of carrying as. that Fneelend. if the Ems Coal should be accom.
ars% shirk be evoserli, was morn tervoinetted. plaited. it would be highly advantageous to the
they would profit by pat eaperwswir-a. eamentoce and navigation of East Friesland.
sad dive room haw taught sheer how much their sit. SEPTEMBER 8.
Nowa heel oalleted by the premature steal of the tassel Gibrolier, the agent of the Pache of
pritsent tinemeew.Clewseure greet peedmewow. This Rapt. so gorse to erotic-rime, whence he will sail
heat he was awsseas als misupleteir centre. Ito Italy. as bard a ship which Ire has purchased.
Acted. They wicks en almost Gotiorsineeut mut wily ILINIVRGII, SEPTEMBER IL
satire She Pest*. Gesereee'lleeerel 14)n.ru.tsAecordiag to tette, from the Rhine, which
long esesegli to eapownstrail whet me mated the coast from penmen worthy of credit, Prince liar.
weirdoes-up of the war, but that tome should he deuberg, Prince Metteruich, sod Lord Castle-
secs his to consolsdate that 111BrIt which Ins reugli, were to meet et she before the opening of
tihtlities had brew so loarillaiteatal iu allettill•— the Colonies,. at Aix.la-Chapelle. It is said, that
Tim Lemma' Onstleinan the arraillanaldedi iu 0..0er0l Powers have continued to express en eager
Wow Irma. sr the eelY way 'eying our Easter° wish to be isdruitted to the Conyers but have
paisowoo% she keeping the natives from all fo- been repeatedly refused, end referred to the on.
mists cosierectsons--and couchoded by pronouncing I sired decimation, that nothing but the evacuation
• spelled eulogies on Sir J. Malcolm. who, bet or the French tenituty will be there discussed.
• few t%lotabi. ago, was sitting trillowert them. tett. on which the Allied Powers continue to be
Writ pots Sit their debates lied nevi/lag from the all ef the some opiniso. It Deeds nut to be
leworpony shot reward which gratitude dictated.... avowed at length, that this resohnia is the wisest
bet had, since the breaking out of the war in los and the best for maintairring the harmony which
• ateblished • chorm ter. as a soldier, as Iris.. now exists. The various negociatioiss began at
scesideut as that which he had previously famed I Paris on the relations between Spain and Portugal,
as au Ambassador and an author. Spain and its Colonies, &cgs will be continued there
Mr. S. Muni said, that when the subjecb mews escheat iutereeption.
honed by the Learned Gentleman came legation BERLIN, REPTICIIBIR 15.
before the General Contd. then. sad them only The day after to-morrow we shall have the plea-
...mid be the iii. to notice them. He hoped. sure of seeing his Majesty the Emperor of Russia
when the case of Mr. Hodleillotie was brought arrive here. He goes ot. the. Vet to Potsdam.
forward. that doe ante would be given of it, in Soon after our Monarch will set out for Aix-lam
order that that Gentleman's justification. which, Chapelle.
be hod no doubt, would be a complete one. might Hie Royat Highness the Crowu Prince goes to
Ire ruined nolo before a numerous body of Pro. Breslow. to receive their Majesties the Empresses of
Isrietoro. Whatever the mode of conducting the Russia.
late. or rather the present war is. India, was sob..
misted to them, he hoped that the justice aid IIC•
comity of it would be proved, which, io ha opinion.
moos a matter of indurtely greater importance than
its result. He .1.. wished, that the mercantile
isilvaustages that were likely to accrue irons the con-
test, should be clearly pointed ant—for their title.
if he mistook not. was so the Cospauy of Mee-
ehinets tredi_eff to the East ludico."
General MACAULZT said. that, when Mr. Hud-
Intone'. am cantle before the Premnetors. he would
prove, that is. charge was made, or was intended to
be reade, egoism that Gridirons,. in Col. Wilks's
Ilistory. This would clearly be seen by a refer-
ence to the work. He felt a great degree of re-
spect for Alr. Hudleatune, and he woo 'perfectly
cosivinced. that Colonel Villts and Sir T. Dallas
were the. lost mew in the world to think of injusiug
that Gentleman's chamfer.

BRIT I.SII PRESS.

Yesterday the following Bulletin was issued re-
spertiug her MAJ EST If 'll itt's it h :

°Kea Palace, September 23.
" The Quers has bad some good sleep is the uight, by
which het 'Sagest, appears tWa sorrsi•g to be • little re-
(seabed.

" FR. MILNIAN,
s HENRY HALFORD."

Her MAJINTIr *II much composed ou Tuesday,
and teceivsil • visit from the PRINCE REGENT.
After the interview with his afflicted Parent, his
Royal Highness left Kew for London.
Sir F. MILMAN. Sir 11. HALTOM). and Mr.
BeAND, the apothecary to the KIEV, ■t whose
house the QvLea's mrdicinis liner been made up
since her lung and afflicting indisposition, remain-
set in attendance during Tuesday night upou her
Al A./ Ist v.

l'esierdity morning, the QUEEN being better
front the refreshing b Irrp abs bad enjoyed during
the night. Sir HMV( liat.roso left Kew Prises
after breakfast. foe Windsor Pilaw', to take his
waiting en the KiMo and visit the P 161,001111 So rua A.
Sir lliana• was expected to return to Kew hart
evening. to attend her MAJESTY win. The
guess's appetite, we are concerned to my, is
very indifferent, and sire takes but very little re-
freshment.

The westlwr proving rensarkably fine yesterday
asoriatig. the Diechesis of CI ouciweita and the
Princess Almost*. after breakfast. rented front
their attendance on their afflicted parent. and
stalked m the *deliglitcat gardens attached to the
lace, attended by Sir tamscis MILMAN and
Griieral TA TlAni.

The iimpsortes at Kew Palace lifter the etste of
her itltusTe. yesterday. were very numerous;
ousaing the distisiguished 'characters Imre, the
Countess of CARDIGAM, and her sister. Lady CA.
swami WaLuittaaaws, Lady !Petit:GAL, Lady
ii.ss as. Ike.
The Pitascs !tatlet kft toten 'esterttsy sifter-
noon for Kew. to pay his dutiful respects to his
irttlictrd parent. His Royal Highness remained to
done with his Itoyal Sisters. The Duke of Yost
liccumpouied the 11:1114.11 REOEXT to New from
town.

We reviewed last night the Paris Papers of Son-
de,. The nearer we approach the Prieetiog of the
Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, the greater is the
iu-
tc:est which it mites. At the preteut,roorriertt

r Ripest 'carrel
pi• •IM 4h.1 'sot
ou *Wad M much Imre
.• $4. run. if se hail hr.
..69 fro m& 1.. lava, scrip

ILI

Friesland Prt.vincinl Constitution is shove 300
years ohl, and has uriuy ercelloacies ; though some
defect...hail crept into the adininistrr*A. ssititli it
gm won Iris be pri so.renseslt
: WIN*. kola lig the
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* pPe 14111111 es,
rst, h a Isere ll
I it ..
I *ties; yit 11,16 Cont.
tenon i iritor voting in Curie eiliunot
W2ll be iutivdneed.ossin. humus the *holm
equestrial ender .of East Friesland consists of