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London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

sautiswlcs. AVOUST 12.

A Proclamation has been iimetril Starr. marling
all stutlenta of Gottingen. sulvirets of Bronswiel.
who Imo. withdrawn in consequence of the late dni..
turbegges. to retorts to the UoiviresiWilrinhits a
forte/lOW

ILA hurl:)
PARIS PAPERS,

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PARIS. AUGUST 211...
fit)
t DR announced that M de Rianilly was relieved
from'his solitary confinement the day before yeater-
I lay, after twelve o'clock. hie interrogatory hating
• barn etweelarteil. lust of Geber4l Cignael corn ,
menced immediately after.— f r.)
The Prince dr Telleeraail is expected at his seat
Valericay the 026th Aagett, uu his return from
the miter, of Bagneres.

The King has granted a pension of 600 francs en
leis privy puree, to the widow of the Siewr Cerioua.
bookseller, who unfortunately perished the day of
the removal of the statue of Helot), IV. to the
Pow des Arts.

AUGts? 41.
His Majesty yesterday granted a private rudtestce
to Madame the Countess of Curd,loud (Queen of
Sweden). . ,
General agwel was interrogated on the 18th,
and was released front his solitary confinement of er
his examination, which closed at the ante evening.
Messrs. de Soles and de Jeannie were interro-
gated anew the dy before yesterday% rod rtkased
from their solitary eonitienteni, leaving theist at U-
tterly to communicate with every one ; slip were
MM. Cnnttel, Chande6ine, and Remit's. Previous
to this last interrogatory. these parties were not al.
lowed to we their wives, their children. nor three
Comm.!.

The Count De Nesiffes, Anthem/doe Inset
France to Rossi*, has bad the honour to present
to Isis Majesty, in • private aurlseneei • insersiAr-ent
P.mher which belonged to St. ].n is, and of shirk
I'rirree Michel Dothan', P.inerry to the Emptier),
Alexander, has mode an offering to onr Sovereign.
This Psalter mad' part or • curious Miran, that
Prior, Michel possesses at Strom.. The Cneset
De Nnaifirs having manifested a drvire to him to
are • hook an merinos retnii' CMS' the hands or
the angtest dreernd.sots of sc'to;o6. the Prince
handsomely determined to sena it to the King.
Are senthesitie note. fniend in the Iwginoing of
this P.nrlter, aliens that it w.. 1;6 VIPII to Charles V.
in 1369. hy the Queers Jeanne d'Erresie, Consort
of Charles-le-Srl—and by Clude. VI. in 1 :00,
to Madame, Marie or Frasstt, his .dAughter, pro-
fensoel in rrligi;no sit Poise' y". • , .31 ;
Ilia 51.sjr-q's corvette. Ls iterialle4 led the

. ,n 111,5 gwo7is,

thidifliVidlellidleiteiiiiiise lnw, .
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of oft ille,StWef
Note. Thos published' Ifter to the
C‘iiiiibriand, in iniCriwiiift new embalm 'of
thelatteir.
elinee Metternicli.Wi
&ober of the Austrian Minister * fnleign Aftire,
died the 11th instsut. ot*Hisoritoroty.thrre.

• .• Apulia, Stillest It.
Yestefder, beforc`dietti .'Air toant De Cises,
Minister of Police, herlihe beaver to present the
Countess kis.wife tog,* King: At two o'clock his
Isieet tranewted business with the Doke De
hiehelieu. At four o'clock he rode in his carriage
St. Cloud.
.y the Dote of Wellington will ream to Paris en
ef* wh, the day .f the file of the King.
, The CAMISS,4 Camelia,' has rejected the appeal
of the preteeldef Poo6a, Count of Saint lielens.
Tlse'startilltir 'deelling prevails among the also
dents of the thtivereity of Berlin, end the severe
memory, adopted by Goverameut have had only
the effect of making than preserve Mere secrecy.
' The most distinguished Professors now endeavour,
.Irl palosool discourses, to nosksin this bailing
yolk The source of these plittlelikio the division
ipt students ill sseeelitime NSmoidrtood. which
It hop been found impossible !advert* to abolish.
seni.its..spcurr 31.
'The two companies of greseliers that are des.
r'
tined for Aix. e, set out oe their march
for It piece 11111104141 OBlirDi Pg.
MIOVIT 31.

Aeco►ding to the news from Carlsbad, which we
receive at this Moment, the interview of the Mo-
narchs at Aida-Chapelle will be pot oIF for twelve
days. The Emperor ♦kxander is prevented by
impnrtant business from arriving at Aix-la-Clw•
pelle the 15th September. He will only arrive
at Berlin the 1311, September, and at Aix-la-Cha-
pelle the 27th. The departure of oar Monarch will,
in consequence, be postponed, as is said, to the 10th
Sep leather.

EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE VATTER, DATED AIX..
LA•CHAPELLE. AUGUST 9.
" We art all hustle and confusion with arrivals
and p►eparations for the Cotsgress. It is an auto•
fishing circumstance, that •the' English, whom we
were furnserly eager to receive. find it very difficult
to procure • lodging. An English family lately
presented itself to 2 hotels, and could not find ad-
mittance into any of them, not that there was not
room, hut because these Wanders are so very par-
simonious in their expenses, and wish to hairpin be-
fore-hand for every thing. A few days ago • per-
son came here to hire lodgings for the English Ali-
aisles., but the price appeared so high he went army
without co►►cluding • bargain. He took away with
him the plan of several houses, and promised to re-
turn in ten days with fresh instructions."

MADRID. ♦UGUST 9.
NOTE

BLITRIFD TIN 12TH OF JUNt LAST. NT TOM
CABINET OF MADRID. TO TUB NIGH MIAMI)
POWEIts. NELATITZ TO THI SITUATION OF

IMMO AMERICA.

Since the time that unfortunate events, by a na-
tural consequence communicated the revolatikruary
germ to Spanish America, and caused to break out
in these c tries deplorable efforts to effect the
arparAtion of subjects from their legitimate Sore•
rtign, his Catholic Majesty took for the itieariable
rule of his conduct the following principles:-
1. To employ all the Means that depend spoil human
wimiora, to briar beck those stir' base strayed (rum the
path of order sad itliedlemeti by using as mach =ibises
sad se little rigour as possible.

I. To peek in the diplomatic. relatientra political wean to
attain this 'object. The revolutionary rufrneseinseinent of
Ninth America, nn its return under its Inlaid rule, present,
in fact, to the polities! world, ammaitleratioes of such vett
treigio, they d verve that the ryas of Europe should lx
elierearlver upon coujunctures, which 'say bring shunt a new
o.tire atlases in Ha pnlitital and eoesencreial ►elations.

The united efforts of the principal European
Palters Nave already aotiihilated that disastrous sys-
srm which parsed the American Revolution ; but
k remains still foe them to miffe this system in the
mese Aineries, where its effects ate of the most se-
rious noture.—Nis Catholic Majesty having never
lost sight of theilledwprinciples above nientitisted,
,is bring still .nitrated with a dmire to pet' as
mod to the effusion of blood mid devastations, the
deplorable elisseqeenees of a war of this kind, only
waited for ars opportunity to call the attention of
the High Allied Powers to s subject, which several
times has been mule the fousidation of notes which
ham hens delivt red to them, amid recently of new
goriatiosis fostered %IMO in a. friendly a number
with his Royal Highness Ilse Prince Regent of
Great Britain.
The iusarrectien of Fammeskileo made. liveitislW
premiums, epee kis •fikallsalit ikk"
• os •. t 1..•, u'o • • vivo,

fallow
Illtsced, his Majesty thinks the moment is arrived
11Wits' he should explain, in a categorioil and solemn
sameowf, to his High Allies, the principles which
L. has laid down for himself' to eaect the eowd
1.1 ' ^—
whirls he proposes to Wessell; and Inch as might
•be•expected from his sentiments of humanity.
ru consequence, in rektting to the overtures
which hate already beet- made, his Majesty declares
this day, that sods art the paints an glitch he is
invariably Axed :

1. A general easetety fir all the lesorgeeb ss soon as
On base etslassitted.

Admissios of Americus. endowed with the proper goo-
lifeations, testy emplsymatilii Is coinveoe with the &impress
Spaniards
3. A cenimercial of these provisoes with
fureir Itates apes Ores ^npr elplef, sad cost 'rumble with
she mescal political sitsaiies of diem countries and of Ea.
rope.
4. A sincere dispolltles as the part of his Catholic Ma-
jesty to promote all the iseemires which is the course of
the ragettelless may be maimed to him by the High Allies,
mad shall be compatible with his rights and dignity.

• Rio Majesty is, therefore, persuaded, that no.,
tbiag farther opposes itself to the opening of ne.
goliatioes. upon the basis laid down as above, and
which he komp. to be eqoally esofewasable with the
views already manifested by hi. august Allies.—
(Hantburgh Corresponded.)

THE BRITISH PRES S.

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY. Atmore 26, ISM

The Paris Papers have been for two days in,
arrear. It is now paid off by the arrival of three
sets doers to the %id inclusive. Those of the
2td furnish a very important State Paper. It is a
Note from the Cabinet of Madrid to the High Allied
Powers, dated the 12th of June, and professing to
have been copied from the Musslare Cerro-
pandensas of the 14th instant. hi this Note the
King of Spirit re-asserts the principles on which he
Memo to act with respect to his 'melted Colonies in
South America.. He Odds, that they are approved
by the High Allied Powers, who have erstreented to
interfere in the quarrel, and promised to use every
means that wisdom and vigour can suggest, to bring
back the revolters to their obedience. The Pluses
ROORNT of ENGLAssb is singled out from the rest
of the Sovereigns, as particularly friendly to the
dews of his Spanish Majesty, and already engaged
in a negotiation for carrying them into effect. The
Journal des Deloals, in copying this official note,
doubts its authenticity. All generous and wow-
phisticated minds will, like the Editor of the
Journal des De‘as, naturally hesitate to give it
entertainment. They must be startled at the pic-
ture of the boasted Deliverers of Europe employed
in deviling the chains of the enslaved inhabitants of
South America. If they can credit their senses,
they must consider this boasted spirit of knight-
errantry, of which they have heard so much in the
coalition against BONAPARTI, as a thing without a
loco-motive quality—a sort of manufacture for
domestic use, but prohibited from exportatioo
abroad.

We are deterred from making fu►ther observations
upon this diplomatic article, in the hope that. for
the honour of the Allied Sovereigns, and more
particularly fur that of our own, who is repro•
muted se the warmest and most eager is the cause,
that it is a fabrication. If genuine, we might ex.
pest a document of so much importance would
fume made its Ent oppeamnee io the Madrid
Ga:eUe, and not in a Hambu►Rh Pape►. If
genuine, we can 'sever oulleieutly &plank this de..
donation of the Allied Sovereigns of Europe
against the rights and liberties of mankind,
and this determination to perpetuate .the existing
order of things, however wretched sad &let-tire,
thaw precluding all possible ninelioratiow. The
Note sap, that the Allied Powers have consented to
assist the Kiag of Spain with ell the means tbat
niodoku and vigour can inggest. Thiais an offer of
their arms and commie they mina enter Mori
heartily into the came.
• .• •

• •
It is stated. under se Wick free
NCR,IO2OIIeI
the ()unitive, et Aia-ta.Chepelle itj
twelve doom ermitutlys till the 27th Seilliesiee.
Theo Prairie*. iefhtlerr, destined faillie
guard. left Berlin fur Airi-le.Chspelle the 11th
intent 1.

An 'Akre from nip mentions. that the
of that, rid some neigietiburiag provinere, havt.
manumitted their peasant.'" dm NW/4W (4 noble,
rumple alf &theme end. Cletrelmedir' le is !hit
4. 4. ...a•ve,ett i• 't e

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performance of , promise.
!Aced', Vt•isik been said, that PLATullr got more
credit fur geuerosity is thiseme than he deserved—
fee shot, in I. Ihors lON l Ile Pt.r Tore whose
Wird he could bestow iipms.Smy one. The old
Clement, however, appears to have conaokd himself
fur the want of a daughter, by forming a warmer
connexion during his visit to this country. lie
lo
I,look away with hilts a very fine and • beuutifill
Ataitiotmearra, who'd probably No drib will re-
Mato of captivity in which she has
rills,e lived ipso his ebb& on the banks of the Don.
Old Priticeamicssis beat him hollow at the seine
I;.tiase: he took away *Mime Faii

Thedeimen Papers site. that great preparations
were making at !Lauver for the reception of the
Doke and Duchess oleLsaexce. Their Royal
Highnesses were to mike their etelti• into that
capital with great pomp and ceremony. the
Duchess entered into her 27th year on the Etih inst.
The insubordination Lately manifested among the
Students .1 Gaffing'n is infections; a like spirit
prevails in the Uoiversity of Berlin, in which duel-
' liar appears to be the order of the day.

A Dutch Mail has arrived, with Papers to
the gist instant.—The restraint imposed upon the
Jewish merchants frequenting the fair of Leipsic
has been taken off.—Private letters from Paris
speak lightly of the Ultra-Royalist conspiracy. It
is called the White Conspiracy.

Her MAJESTY was flat so welt on Monday as ►he
was on Sunday, which prevented her from riding
out in the morning, as was arranged. The account
of her state yesterday was—

" The Quetta boa bad a prod aigitt, aatt is better."

At one o'clock her MAJESTY rode out in her
garden chaise, the Duchess or GLOUCESTER, the
Princess AUGUSTA. Mad Mr. R. Kesre, walking
by her side. The pony drawing the chaise was
drivels by her MAJMSTY'S onaohnson. Two footmen
walked behind.

Yesterday morning, after breakfast, the Duchess
of GLOUCESTTI and the Princess AUGUSTA, at.
tended by General TATLOA, rode out from Kew
Palace to Isleworth. where they viewed Mr. REY-
Not.os's nursery grintads near that place, with
which they exprestied themselves highly gratified.
The Royal Party returned through Richmond to
Kew Ws time to attend her Ma.rasTir in her ride.

Mr. GALLATIN, Amhimador from the United
States to the Court of France, End Mr. RUSH,
American Amiss's:odor M this country, said to he
appointed Plenipotentiaries, for the purpose of re-
owning mid extending theContamercial 'rosily already
existing between Great Britain lind the United
States, held a conference with Lord CASTLEREAGH
on Saturday last, at his Lordship's seat, Noted' Cray,
'Kent, at which the Right Hon. Mr. Rummies and
Mr. Gov wimp. we usiderotossol..tre the Pleni-
potentiaries ty►poinsed i)y his MA.lirsTlr's Govern-
ment to uegociete with the American PleibipOleup
tinier, assisted.

We alluded, in a former Paper, to the existence of
wine snplvasisur dissentious in the Mstnitine be-
tween the Acting Governor, Majnr-Gesiend HALL,
and some hmoiches of the Civil Administration. In
last Saturday's Gazelle we perceive Major-General
DARLING, late Deputy Adjutant-General to the
Forces, is appointed to the Staff of that Colony.
Major-General Hsu. will, or course, return.—
( keening Paper.)

The typhus fever continues very general at Glos.
gave. Twenty-four patients in that ilowone were ad-
mitted to the Glasgow Infirmary last week.
In the night of Sunday the 26th of July lest.
the mills cud manufactory called the New Mills.
near Wittiey, io thr meaty of Oxford, were de.
strayed by ire, sod as there is rest.isii to suppose
the seise were wilfully and meliciously pet on fire,
the Getette of lest night contains apt uffer of a fret
pardon to any accomplice giving information that
may !rad to the couvietiots of the offender or offend-
era; and also& seemed of 1001. un the above con.

The fallowing initasice of courage sad linonanily
is comasonicaltol in a private letter front Dublin
' As .har. 11'..m.trot Ma•Nnv, of the Holm or
Moon Air, P1C1C61111,40, Nod Co, of Loudon was
'twining to this city :on Saturday, he, nepiery.
ih I crowd of the loyal Canal, jest below the
trudge, inquired' the canoe. end learned lists boy,
about the age of 144 hod Web Rabin, end %lipped
into rise mind. fie itntardharely pulled off his
coat and waistcoat and ptirsited in fur I ; up.
soectiofor the first time, lie isiteinined ir second, and
pitched with Ins Wed tweet the boy, whieht °flied hits
round, and molded bine to 107 hold of h.e leg, and
hej. bin, on 14140 re. lie was nuntediately conveyed
S. a public-house, nod; with the assist is of a
burgeon, is 111161111 (army minutes asionstion war
je,,ture(l, unit hoiwa entegloint-ri of his alumni, re.
elver). The hid hed br*is in'the wilt* tebowt Ire
weivuttr."
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Coqliwirk RoußiN. 6111 e p this the at lignigt oc Ito imii
,„„ to i., iices4,l- ..7- sirk 04
lib t g i
mi.. 1100 *IP ter dr 1 eery thiltripsteteib* "'French Fu t s . inn;
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• . i .ge of discovery alone the Ill'alcvw it is 11th the greMest satisfasion that hie 514- --....--
coeste.of Africa. Their lebeitta..bar_bemnstird vitylit received the essersors jam the Ilvelv "'"1 We have received fireman Papers of 8 recen'
er b•
ra es do Ifiles of LIII.V- A-Ise
_.• "Y"re_,471131 )15___k_i"r", Their opt MP lip.ilf. !err irorrofq .Axle. The renowned PLATUFF, the Iletmen of du
day*. there was no sickness mom me MVP.
"4""uni"' •114 ineleele Air vault" le interfere Cmseeks of the Duo, who eceensisenird the *me.
Modem, de St. 11corpOssidrimbisaiMilltanriPlii •is the sinfort estate cireiiiiiltiliewa' in sehlik A Mistiest „ig„. mi their eimis,4,4o4do„. alter the down,
that of her dionhter, awl. -610011•1104. ii 4041 MAI itself. tbr the 0441 41;4,41611g thesneylves Ed of 80% Aralera. 111 &rd. Mud succeeded in hi
en
anneal the 17. h votthrivevivmd,t4"Crilvi"!liMint of all the means of vviollow mad' eillivvve edlrvvildt'd cominstut by General Deetsocr.—.PL m ATOFF W
of ti;;;i6ibumi of cometiesol gv,lietsiiths4llstine. to bring the revolted- contstrim to submiesion. and
celebristatl. for hie weir of his dattglitOr stub fur
• sheimithe 13th. which *celery* them gilt
..,11 the Ini pot an end to the immenslity sad political con- tune MAV Ilesis Who should produce Bon APAILTI
". .of plow „y igaind Colonel . • eogion which such as didal of thine. ',remote.
01,1rumi• ," deed esi Ali., but no men ever heel the good for
,segwuni seder, the suppression of thoPSltifings 1 Tv t•lltry lip thg,,sist steno so Nippily coal- tune to claim the performance of the promise
'tlliftlillititillillkilied aesisast him.... mewed, his Molests, thinks the moment is arrived 1r . I--/ .. . l