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'for establishing a basin under thr =Pone,
froto whence serebant vessels ow direct
to thews& A company 'boo proposes to establish
• dirececommenication by water for the conveyance
efflnircbandiso between Paris and IHavre.
AIII•LA-CSAPILLS, OGTOIIIII 13.
friTlt*c? or * intiVATs LITTRII.I

`Lord Castlereagh is to submit to Congress a mw-
moire ofthe celebrated Sir -Joseph Banks, on the
means of-delivering Europe from the neighbour-
hood of barbarians, and of rendering up to civilisa-
tion the northern parts of Africa.
It is believed that Congress will be engaged with
the means of einsu►ing the general execution of the
principle agreed upon at Vienna, for the abolition
of the Slave Trade.
The differences between Sweden and benmart,
which are said to be submitted to the decision of
Congress, tdru on this point :—Sweden, in obtain-
ing by the Treaty of Kiel the cession of Norway, a
cession so IMportaitt for.Swedeu, and so calamitous
for Denmark, engaged to pay • part of the public
debt formerly contracted by Denmark and Norway
in common. This stipulation of the Treaty has Hot
yet been falliNed. The Treaty is guaranteed by the
Ire Great *rowers mrsembled at Aix-la-Chapelle,
either in person of thelSovereigns, or by their Aro-
bissadors.

GIiNgVA. 111C7011111 9.
The Council of State of Fribourg was occupied
on the td October with measures for the execution
of the decree recalling the Jesuits. it has ordered
'copies of it to be addressed to the Bishop, toiite Pro-
fessors of the College of St. Michel, to P. Sineo,
rector of the College of Vallais, end to the General
'uf the Order ■t Rome.

The declaration given the 26th of September,
on the same decree, by six Members of the Conn-
'cil of State, produces the greatest sensation. It is
signed by the ancient Aroyer Werra, and Ave
Counsellors. They there publicly declare, " That
not only have they had no part in this detenuina-
tinn, but that is eoucert with the minority of the
Grand Council, they have displayed an immoveable
constancy, and the whole force of their reasoning
powers, to overcome a resolution so inconsiderate."

STILASSUIIe. OCTORSR 12.

The public joy, excited by the approaching eva-
cuation of the French territory, does not io the
least detnict from the particular esteem which the
corps of the army now withdrawing from our neigh-
bourhood., and its worthy Chiefs, have inspired to-
wards them. During three years the most ri-
gorous aiscipline has undeviatingly been maintain-
ed. just COMPidiliti have been promptly attended to,
and if sonic -disturbances have taken place (circum-
stances inseparable from all assemblages of men), pu-
nishment has immediately followed the offence. The
Generals and officers have sheen the greatest de-
licacy in their intercourse with the French Autho-
rities. On every occasion, where happy anniversa-
ries or bitter recollections called fir entertainments

or mourniatg, they were seen identifying themselves
with the sentiments by which we were animated.
At length, thanks to their precautions, The burden
of the occupation ceased to intrude itself upon our
dwelling.. This conduct cannot be misconceived,
and troops so worthy of praise, in leaving us suds
grateful recollections, will not, we aft convinced,
forget that they have been duly appreciated amongst
us. The peviod is now arrived whets afl nations,
restored to themselves, may reciprocally regard
each other with disinterested esteem.

HAMBURGH NAIL.

SMYRNA. SEPT. Z.

Accrirding to the latest accouuts from Cuostwa-
lin ply. which are (wily three or four days old, very
gnat discontent prevails io that city. Several
great fires had token place—the last of which,
about a wrric ago, burut down 20,000 houses in
97 hours.

A it:sorter, who arrived hers yesterday from
Cairo in 3U days, flinging the news that the troops
of the Poch*, in Upper Egypt, have beets defeated
by the Wechabites, which has had an immediate
Wetmore en the price of Malta coffee, as the
Wechabites destroy, without in icy, all the coffee
platitatiuns.
Ott the Bth of List mouth there was a violent
earthquake iu the island of Candi'.

11Al1 AV, OCT. 11.

Fur some dia)s past report, said to be derived
from an authentic source, is in circulation here,
that a 'Russian corps, cousin.; from France, which
is said to be from 25 to 30,000 strong, will arrive
on this side of the Rhine on the 46th or 27th of this
mouth, and will be cantoned fur • time, the dura-
tion of which is not yet fixed, in the Grand Duchy
of Baden. The truth or falsehood of this report
must, however, soon aprear.

The Haiku troops which have been called toge-
ther resistrin exactly where they were, and uo further
tuoreateute have taken place.

SItTAII, SEPT. 25.

The .10th August, 0. S. the fete of our beloved
Sovereign was a day of great rejoicing for no, more
tnemordhle than soy one in the amildrof Condom!,
mid memorable also in the annals of humanity.
Abittft two limns atter midnight the Emperor ar-
►fved, on his way to Aix-la-Chapelle; according to
hie orders, no ceremonies *bolt place.
Already the.day before divine service had been
ordered in the principal church, when the abolition
of vassalage in the Government of Courland, which
bud been resolved on by the Emperor, at the desire
of the nobility, and the continuation of the Ilan of