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London, England, 1818-09-21 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAILS.

BRUSSELS. SEPTEMBER 12.
Letters from Aix-ht-Chapulle Ittate that some
stnietgers who had arrived sit that city had received
orders from the police to depart within eight hours.

The Duke and Duchess of arrived here to•
day, with ail their suit, from Pan..
Lord Castler.agh set out this morning for Spa,
whence lie will afterwards repair to Ai:-fa-Chapelle.
siiisissea 13.

The Doke de Richelieu is expected in this city
on the 22.1. The suite that will accompany this
Minister to Aix-la-Chapelle will be very numerous
and brilliant.
sErt. 16.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange ar.
rived here yesterday afternoon. at five o'clock, from
!pa, whence he set out in the morning on horse-
hick at ten in the evening he proceeded to the
flsgue. It is presumed that he will go thence to
the. camp at Zeist, to command in chief at the
grand reviews.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE. SEPT. 13.
We expect to-day the troops destined to attend
the Allied Sovereigns while they are in this city,
and to firm the garrison during the Congress. It
is said that what has been stated of the arrival of
several battalions to parade at the entrance of the
Sovereigns, is not well founded.
SEPT. 15.

Lord and Lady Castlereagh are now at Spa,
where it is supposed they will remain some days
before they c here.
The Russian Minister has given the most posi-
tive unless, that the country house which the Em-
peror Alexander will inhabit during his stay here,
shall be ready in two days, and he has threatened
to annul the contract if his instructions are not
executed.

VIENNA, SEPT. S.

The Emperor and Empress, and the Arclidtschess
Maria Louisa, who arrived on the 2d from Bolen
at Vienna, for the last time before their departure,
'aid their visits of leave on the 3d, to all the Mem.
bees of the Imperial family now here. On the
same day the Emperor gave his last public audio
eller; afterwards, accompanied by all the Court,
lie laud the list stone of the new gate, to be called
litagthon. Yesterday their Nlajtsties returned to
Rodeo, where they will peeaa the time till their de.
parture (fixed fur the !;th inst.) iii the bosom of
their &mil). 'flue Arcliducliesr ,Maria Louisa awl
her son will accompany their Majesties to the
family estates. She will remain there till the de-
parture of her august hither, and then return
thrtugh Salzburg to Pomo.
Aceostihug to letters from Tries', of iSth August,
they shortly expect the A tiatrian frigates that have
returned from Rio Janeiro. These vessels have on
hoard, besides some collections of natural history
for the Imperial Cabinet, Mill the equipages of
Cauat Elsr some aiticles al merchatiiii.e for the
merchants of Tries,. Ttie plan of establishing a
iliiirt counniereial iiiteremirst: betwvets the Austrian
11101)11111011% and ',rims, however. to have
I rowdy fulled; at least for the itteci,t. The agent
fat tile writ:longs of Ttii:st, who is bis board one of

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
MONDAY. Salmon 21. Isis:

Paris Papers to the 18th instant have reached
oar office. It appears by an article foam-Mar-
seines, that the seizure of Pensacola by General
JAMISON, had, by the apprehensions it excited of
ern iaitaeditite rupture between Spain and the
United Statess, exercised • very considerableinflu-
ence upon the prices of colonial produce. Specu.
lotions began to be made in sugar, coffee, and to.
bacco, to a greet extent : but the subsequent con-
duct of the United States, in disavowing the act
of their General, restored the markets to their pre.
viOus state.
In a titivate letter from Madrid, some political
conjectures are ho=arded, which we police, from our
belief that they !re such as are commonly enter-
tained in that capital. The writer recites the diffi-
culties that have of late years etuharrsteed the Spa-
nish Government, namely, its differences with Por-
tugal ; the seizure of the Floridas by the United
States of North America; and the spirit of We-
pendence that seeks to throw off the yoke of Spain
in the South American Colonies. These difficulties
are, however, regulated in this private letter, with an
air of the most satisfied complacency. Portugal is
conciliated by the surrender of Otivenca, the United
States have satisfied " the honour of the Crown,"
by disavowing the conduct of Jacasott, and Spain
is declared 6. not to attach extreme imeortance to
the possession of that border of randy ground, of
which Florida is composed ;" but more extensive
and varied means are required to dispatch the dif-
ficulties arising from the obstinacy of the Colonies.
It is asserted that Buenos Ayres alone exhibits the
appearance of an independent government, but
its strength is believed to be exhausted, and
hopes are entertained that General SAN MARTIN,
whom even the Royalifts now disignate us
" the Conqueror of Maipo," will tiogly repent
of his conduct, and being disgusted with the coma
mends of the merchants of Buenos Ayres, become
the instrument of r.-conciliation between his native'
province and the Mother Country. It is. miser-
able cause that founds its hind hopes upon the folly
or treachery of an antagothat.

The sailing of O'Dottlm.'s grand expedition
from Cadiz, is said to be deferred until the deter-
mination of the Allied Sovereigns shall have been
declared at Aix-la-Chapelle upon the Note lately
transmitted by the Court of Madrid to the several
Powers of Europe, demanding their mediation
between Spain and the Independents. The Hetes-
sity of maing this demand proves more fully than
could be expressed by the ordinary language of
Coons, to how very low tl condition Spain has
beets reduced, and how very triumphant most
be the cause of the Independents. Were Spain
able to cope with any one of the Colonies, there
Ho Court in Europe that'Would stand with more
punctilious exactitude ultbis the impropriety of
iniothel'a intriferenee in a family quarrel.

The bulletin» of her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Bkitutr's health are satisfactory. We are
also happy to slate, that the Duke of Ituu Imola is
*so moth reeuveted from the effects of his late acci•

S:• 3') \ b I

dent, that the i:huing of bulletin% Alf.4l4wet t o
his health will he durcuistiouert. ' - '
On normlay the Frinch'Fiie pr Cent*. were
f.ltesik Stuck `lll6Bs`f,_

botch and Flanders Mails -have yrrived.. brimring
'Papers to the 19th inst. "Accounts from Brussels
notice the late review of the British, Hanoveriaii,
and Danish striiiiik aiid t ztiil, in -the ;;664 .ll4tterint
terint fenny, their general appearance. The Duke
Of KENT scantly-bsied the one of WELLING-
TON at the review, and him returned to
Valenciennes, where their presence was cele-
brated by a splendid ball and supper. On the
lith the Duke of KENT proceeded to Brtipsets, and
the Duke of WELLINOTOiI to Cambray. The
several corps forming the Army of occupation hav-'
ing been reviewed, they are respectively restored
to their former cantonments, waiting the determi-
nation of the Allied Sovereigns, on the propriety of
their return hoineward. It would appear, front an
article in the Brussels Papers, that smile of those
characters who are regarded by the eye of legiti-
Macy as dangerous to the existing order of affairs,
had polluted the town of Aix-la-Chapelle by their
presence. Their intrusion gave the police usi op-
portunity of displaying their vigilance, and they
°Armee, it is said, commanded instantly to depart.

In a 'Vienna Paper it is mentioned that the at-
tempts lately made by the Austrian Cabinet tn esta-
blish a direct intercourse between the Austrian
States mud the Brazils have totally failed. The

Commissioners state, that on their arrival in Rio:
de Janeiro they found the markets quite glutted!
with English merchandise.

We have received Baltimore Papers to the 16th
last. The following is on account of the dinner
given to General JACKSON :.-..

BALTIMORE, &VOMIT 12.
On the 4th of July a dinner was given to Gene-
ral.. JAcksow by the citizens of Nashville and its
vicinity. JAMES I'IIIIIBLE, Esq. officiated as Pre-
sident, and Colonel M. CAMPBELL as Vice-Presi-
dent. Of the guests were the Hon. JOHN RHEA
and Colonel ELLIOTT, of Tennessee. From the
toasty drunk on the occasion we select the follow-

tog:—
" James Monroe, President a the United States—guided
in his course by +lotions and Virtue, he has the confidence of
the citizens ofTeunessee—be his the confidence of the Arne%
titan People."
_ " Thomas Jefferson."
"James Madison."
" Maj.-Gen. Jackson--his fame is the offspring of his own
merit. While. our armies are directed by the energies of
his Cenials, we have nothing to fear from foreign aggresaion."‘
Peusacola—spanish perfidy and Indian barbarity ren•
dered its capture uccesaary—niny our Government never
surrender it from the fear of a war."
" The Army and Navy of the United States."
'4l The Fair."
Volunteer, by General Jaekson—" Our tonality—though
turbearsuce is her maxims, she should sheer foreign nations,
that, under a precut of neutrality, ber rights are not to be
outraged."

Government, with a view to strengthen the mea-
sures already existing for the suppression of smug-
gling, have determined upon stationing a stated
number or Lieutenants. Igo Midshipmen, and 1,000
seamen, on the coast of Kent and Suioex. Lt is in-
tended that the Officers and men shall he divided
into parties, each to occupy a Marielln Tower.—
They are to keep watch by night, and thus, by their
alacrity, intercept the acts of illicit traffic which
the arrangements at present adopted are inadequate
to prevent. They are to be victualled from the
Severn, lying in the Downs : a Surgeon (Mr.
DALLAWAY) and a Purser (Mr. Jos. WILLIAM-
SON), a►e appointed. Thirty Midshipmen, who have
passed for the rank of Lieutenant, are appointed
from Portsmouth, and take their passage is the
Tiber, which sailed yesterday from Deptford to be
paid off.

The CaOro*, Captain PURNEAUX, will sail when
the wind is fair, for the Cape, ►he Mauritius, and
Trinco►nalee; as will the Co►fasce, emit: MONT.
GOSIERIE, for the JaMiica station. General and
Mrs. Mumma p out i►► the Carron lb The Man•

CliptiSinlitititsoN is confirmed in the rank of
Commander, to which he attained on the death of
Sir JAMES YEo.—Lieut. AUSTEN is also confirmed
in ills rank.

The Gkiffeni. Capt. WRiatur, sailed on Ttiewday
from Portsmouth fur Deptford, to be !mid utf.

The 7'ultnieli, of 80 guns, is nearly completed
fur launching at Woolwich, which is expected to
take place during the ensuing spring tides.
On Wednesday the 7'dr/or, Commodore Sir
GEORGE COLLIER. Bart. arrived at Portsmouth
from :sheerness, preparatory to f)rorretlii)g to the
coast e.f Abica. The teiy. Captain the
HENRY DUNCAN, for the :Mediterranean; and the
Creole, Capt. W. B. DASH% 000, fur South Ame-
rica. are daily expected. The Vengestr, 74, Capt.
A LEILA ri Dtilt, is ordered to be paid off, and re-curbs
nassionetle
At Soithend—Tartar. Iphigenio. Phaeton, Ti-
ber. Carron, Lao/lance, Rosario, and three Russian
frigates, bound to Cadiz.
The contract lately advertised bv Government
for the supply of 20,000 tierces of beef and pork,
was taken all Tuesday and Wednesday last.—
Mersp,-. I lesnA ND, 13EN90N, Nod 'CO. were the coro6
1111C111r1 for 13. Out) tietees, and Messra. Cusrattsis
(brothers) for ~000 tierces: the whole bring cue:
year's consumption fur 21,000 !Parnell, the Mambo'
OOte employed in the British uury, ou the' !mote
establish:he or.