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London, England, 1818-07-25 00:00:00

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. . sauNtrt.s, JELY 13.
A letter from Cuurtniy, of the toils map, The

Commissioners of both nations who were appointed
to regUlisie the 'frontiers hetWeen this kingdom► and
France, have just itktliis city. It is sold, that the
boundarieS of the 'two 'kingdoms between the Meuse
and the Sea ire entirely 'regiolateil. The Commis-
sioners ire now gone to regulate the reinliiiing part
Of the frontier, from the Meese to the Nlnselle."
They write from Aii-la-Chapelle, that the Fin=
marl of Russia ■nd Austria, and bib Slaje.ty the
King of Proisia, rte expected in that city Omni
the AOth of August. Au hotel has bees. hired there
for the Duke de Richelieu; and the Duke of Wel.
lington is also expected; every thing announces
that the present season will be very brilliant at Silo.
Hotels arc also hired for their Itnysl
the Prince of Orange, Prince A tigta.t till of Proissi.i.
the Duke and Duchess Cuntherlatil, &c. It
is even hoped that this delightful plsce will he
visited by ►everal great personages during the Con-
gress at A ix-la-Chops Ile.
JULY 19.

A Wier from Valenciennes, dated the !Wl'.
says--" The ridiculous coo:spirary discovered at
Paris. and in which only military arc implicated,
may have bad consequenc.s, by delaying the time
of the evacuation of France by the Allied Army ;
this fear, at least, is entertained here and in the pro-
vinces occupied."

.71; IN 20.
The ex-conventionalist, Le-Jeune, who has lived
for a considerable time in this city, left us the day
before yesterday to go to Prussia, with a passport
givrii hint for that kingdom.
The greater ;part of the rye is cut in this country ;
the wheat harvest will soon begin ; nothing can
equal the beauty and fine quality of both the
species of grain, the olde►t farmers do not remem-
ber such A year. Rain is as rare as it is usually
plentiful at tint season.
In these circumstances it is to be desired tlvit
Measures may be taken to iirevent forestalling.
Already our neighbours Lite English have made
speCulations on the Coleseed, the Hark, and even
the Poultry ; and these adroit Islamic-is sire not
cbidented with hailing ruined our interesting ma-
nufactures by the iinnteitse importation of their
goods.
They write from Vienna, that MO horses have
been sent from the Imperial stables to Atx-la-
Chapelle.—( Brussels Papers to July 21.)

YIENNI, JULY 8.

Almost all the Diplomatic Hotly have already
left Vienna; mutt of the Ministers are gone to
Carkbail ; none remain here hut the Nuncio of hit
Holiness the Pope, the Spanish Ambassador, Mid
the Ministers of Sardinia awl the Netherlands.
FUANKFORT, JUl.t 14.

The German Diet continues its deliberations, hut
rather slowly. Several important affairs which it iv
to decide, will be suspended till af•er the tegiila-
Lion of the military concerns upon which the prin-
cipal Ministers ire daily employed.
JULY 16.

From Corlsruhe they write as follows Though
the Allied Monarchs have formally announced their
intention not to admit any diplomatic agent at the
tune of their meeting at Aix-la-Chapelle, this de-
claration is uo hindrance to the presence of other
Sovereigns, who shall choose to be at Aix-la-Cha.
toile at that time. We learn that his Royal llligli-
nen our Grand Duke, as well as several other
Princes of the South of Germany, intend going
in person to Aix-14-Chapelle."

by the D.►kep de Ciarnmont, de Chatre, ena
D'A took a ride in an open carriage in the
direction of Argentoull. Ilis EreeHenry the Count
de Casey. Mioi►ter of General Police, transacted
business wills hi,, Majesty after 'dinner.

The Notional Goard of St. 'Cloud !esterday did
duty at the Castle.
The. Five per Cent. Consols yesterday were,
77 I-10th f.—Sane deferred 42.1 Sept. 85f. 45 c.—
Same deferred iid March, 1818, 83 f. 40 c.—
Bank Actions, 1,645 f.

BERLIN, 11MY 7.

It is confidently as4erted that the deliberati tttt a of
our Council of State will not he resumed its form
before the month of next October.

The labour on the constitutional organisation of
our monarchy is currying on.actively. but no result
has yet been arrived at. The new ►ystem of finance,
such as it has been ordered by the Council of State,
is to be submitted to the King after his return Dons
Russia. Nevertheless it is not believed that his
Msjesty will make a definitive decision in this respect
before the approaching winter. The great interior
interest of the Monarchy are not to be brought
under deliheration till after the return of the
King and the Priac'e ilardenberg from the Con-
ferences of Ais-la-Chapelle.

VIENNA, JULY 9.

The Emperor will set out at the end of August,
fur the Books of the Rhine. It is believed that his
Mii;erly will proceed by water from Msyrnce to.
li.gire. A great numlicr a the iiihabitaiits of
Vienna are proceeding to Mobil since the return
of their Unveils! Majesties. It is very dific•ult to
procure lodgings there. The Archduke Prince
111...ya1, slid the other Archdukes, brothers and
brothels-in-law of the Emperor, have arrived there
to make visits to their Majesties and to the Duchess
of Pa. ma. The last versouage sill come, at an early
day, to Vienna, mid the chateau of Schrenbrun, to
vi,it the members of the Imperial Family who re-
side there: A part of her suite is established at
St linenbrun on account of the overflow of company
at Baden.

The 28111 of June was near being a terrible day
for the city of Prague; a frightful storm arose be-
tween six mod seven o'clock in the morning, and so
unexpectedly, that every body was taken by our-
priir. The dust which was elevated in the air, took
away the view of rill objects. tarriages were
overturned, trees torn up by the roots; hut, in
a few minutes all became calm ; without even
the 1111 of a single drop of rain. Several per-
sons who Were crossing the river in a boat have
been vielinis of tine disastrous phenomenon. Their
boat having tweet cast against the rocks, few indivi-
duals could be saved. The storm has nut been less
terrible in the western ',arts of Bohemia ; the cities
of Pilsen and Carlstadt have been exposed to the
same alarms, but half au hour earlier thuu the capi-
tal of the kiitgrlorn.

Some lightning having fallen in a forest near to
Carlsbad, the lire was propagated so rapidly, that
if a great shower of rain had not lorotridentially
come down, the city itself* might have become the
prey of the flames.
Madame Nlorean, the nussiiii Princess Protein-
kin, and other distinguished personages, male and
female, are taking the benefit of the hot-baths at
Aix, in Savoy.

ST. JASKS.—Hulitlay at the Bank, Exchequer, East India,

and Sunda Sea Houses.