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A consi•lerahle degree of on. as'ness was excited
during. this last weilt„ in etio.vequesse- of rvrtain n.
thcations of . trite butt. •..d rr risctiiry 4)44 Hun a.r.,
the juvenile Cu• as insiiity 4 Eton Cull-gr.
iv vs rat dock these you. g k-pt !Le tuwnl
i r state or uor 'lir; and in their own mune •i..ta
wirrtees did vow serious Is ire hief, a• well a- offeis
the imn—prt iiiiignitra no D ctt.r [Kate. the 6e. d
..r the Ccii,g At Mat it was ammo htisded that
all withisolinatton was at ass raid, and that i: wistilit
hr imprinible for the business of this Isiultly se.
apeetable institution to 11111,C,rd i by the Arm and
dreiiive conduct of Doctor Heat', however, tiiited
by lisp usher inosteri, Hod by making a l roper
'tam, le of wane of the ringleaders, price was rt.
stored, and we are happy to .tote, that on Saturday
the whole 0r the school hod returned to a limper
least* of their duty, and submitted to those regula.
liana which it is peculiarly their own iiitetert to
obverse.

The precise origin of this disturh3nce does not
seem to he dearly miderstry,d, hut as far as we hare
been ably to escrensio, it arises out tit the l ihirstog
cocuttastaricest—For some time !trek, tile a tutor
lode of the College, having arrived at that Ige 44 hen
coercion of any Mgt becomes irksome, awl shalt
plus ere has wore 1.10). have
thought proper to extend their excitimil.K: y..id
those hoosaals which the prudence of their super hos
had thought proper to tie as the Inset ilistr
walks. Bring thus beyond all corstsol, s.ssve aat
of their owl" fancy, they gave way to their ',arrival
isselissasioni, aud spent the liberal silloWance, 111.1•111.
thefts by their parents in the most expensive a 3
well as dasigerous asuusenterits; sirch as hurititig,
ohnotstig, driving, sod sports of a I ke desclipt:ea.
Dr. Aims, was perfrelly aware that these prat-11(1s
existed; but such was the honourable tenacity with
which the boys lypt each other's secrets, that lie
could never In hid home a charge of this dryer Iptiiiii
against any one altnosigli lie is., citiii4
srttsfied allis the offender, were. Repeated
of thi• Nutt having conic within his koow ledge, a ith..
out being idle to comet what he (Coed to he ad
incr.-so-nig evil, he dtteriniried to excit that wurrio.
rity with which he was empowered rod wh ch Ise
des inert essential to the iiitere.ts of tliie.e iiitro,ted
to his care. To this end lie issued au order that the
loi). should " Link up ;" that is to tiq, retire to
the horrors in which they boarded and liiriged, anal
nor be seen mit afterwards, at five o'clock—tine
hour 'roving formerly been six. This, ii) lire -
"i" l")!‘, was considered ass turiosa.
boo noon their liberties, and esieciaily by those
whose Inclinations led them to soek pl, insure front
other sources Shan tloir hooka. Q stroog serssattsot
111. drsciinreut liet'illiir nrqulfe.t 1111'0UAlititli the OA.
leJ.e, dud at last two intlividurils, the nephew of
Nlartrutt, 'ii I'. mid the N4lll of Mr. .111-tice
Hofroyil, (C1114r41, when directed by Dr. Keate,
to retire their dames (the hou•e isf their land*
Loh) at the time stipulated by the new reguls•
ti lir. Dr, ate, upon this direct opposition to
his authority, lilt no time its writing to the pa-
rents of the )ourig mutineers, desiring that they
so ht be removed Isom the Co!regi —,preferrosz
rather this gristle mode of proceediug ',sari hating
rocturse to the more serious sentence of espulstoe.
Si, far was this conduct
effect, that it only acted like Oh tire, trod ex-
cited s more alarionig flame. The by). ils,eaddea
together tumultuously, and secured resolved sport
C filliiiiig some de-perate act, by winch they
thought they would Ire enabled to recover !low liPp-
posed asteudasscy. The ErSt step of t:os
was of a riv..te nature, 411111 C0111.11.1e41 of Jil aIII,CK
11111111 the desks sod benches in the scloart, inassy of
which, after tralit-foll, were turn tip mai ih rtro!, ed.
assdi,.e(iVered to be the act of a new, Mid 4
suspicious cii..r.acter having bees, hargeil as a par-
ticepi oiminis—finding imosell• in dd. pu-
nishment—lie denounced the real del otpreirts. The
...me. of these gentlemen, we understand, ate
Messrs. White, Pitt, May, and Jackson. Against
these Dr. Kerite, upon tirolitig their guilt coafiroi-
eel, pronottuced sentence of expulsion ; after a loch
lie addressed the whole school on the impropriety of
their conduct, cud expressed a hope ilia, the severe
example ht loot made would have tl e elf,tt
in-
ducing them to retorts to those hobos of railer aid
regularity which the existence r f the Cidle4e de-
minded. Otte of the gentle:nun wiw %%as present,
Mr. Paljt, brother to Sir Lar.rence. answered in
an snider, but unfortunately too audible a tone.
" Never:" and he too shared the fate of irs forint r
comptinjoiss: by sat. iSr belitelletd iat• r
poled. The uproar slow became iiinre
•I'ne sel I fetiolliiiled with exclamatious e
justice of Ur. Keate; and Wailers %tilt eu f,nr
trim he was ;Jibed 11.1111 arid otherorse
:More mischief was done Ili the school, and several
panes of glass were broken. This imprudent
temperance of course only led to anew severity, and
two snore were added to the list lit those expelled,
namely, the Me-srs. Elton, major arid minor, thus
inaktir,.; in all bt vet students expelled, ..ird two *tot
Ir tttt the school.
During the cowling evetlings, mfr to Fri,luy
It gist, there was a gond dead of mischief don , ts-ic!i
as pushing flows' walls and Lreaking ; obi
tots, at lerigili, I. the establishment of proper
W/11C114:Jrii, was filially stoppetl ; and we sincerely
trust liir verity to which Dr. !irate Lis had res.
course will Lave the stied of preventing the recur-
fellet of-molar nets of insuhorimation iu foitrres
Tire puhisionent irreurerd by, Ilse Gentlemen ex.
pelt il, is permoss more scions than iii' public are
georanily apposed or; it aUrnut ti lit f ,ct in MI r‘•
I !usu.', from the Coll.ge• of tlishird unit
Ipitll4.•, as well 11. rs-55 hers I,ir lit:wit-1' 14.C1,1,:.4.4. 11,
hod a c ohm ',son nit his 11 sje•t)'s service. V.r
ter tientleoreo experied an• out to :ion',
1 to King's CLllege, Casubstd.e, sad was in'toui.,l

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PARIS PAPERS.

or the Church. *not _lam choose lOW new
path in life.
It is but dye to the ollhaders in general to state.
Nutt estept in the way we Insikilescrihrd. they were
isttesstive to their aewtral chstime and conformed to
the dire•ctioss 044' roof/active vasolors. They
.104tIlibilir the of resentment which they
Is Nile limitywaiimioims offigoates,
;41V-111701 surpased was meant Its' to she
whits comsesawityj but 'which. on 04 band.
is end .to love loam owl only alkali/allele loll-
killatdortso mode am Of improper lon and
then oltu'llring among hisvcraspenions, did net code
saranifolly forward mid nwitv himself.
The swabs/ of pop& neaten mounts, we Ve-
lem, ports of the king.
• disk brasiotagintly interest must be far&
lb. imam d the lalalldishment.

TottriGN nvrE'LLIG EPICS.

.11101niligali.
The Kint wtruwie, accompanied by the Duke
•Of Mecklenburg, and Prince Charles of Primula,
left Paris last •moriiiimg itEleven o'clock, for Aix-
la-Chipelk%
The case oflibilletwiOn GeneralCaunel, Colo-
nel Fabvier, and M. Senneville, will be called on
before the Correctional Police, ott 'Saturday text,
the 7th of Nosololoor.

The Swedish Diet rewired, in its hit iittingt, that
the pram's% and agricultural labourers, who 'hall
moose four of their children to he vaccinated, shaH
enjoy a diminution of taxes for four year*.
Letters /tom Leipsie say, that the Michaelmas
Fair liatitermineted, but that it did not realise ull
the hopes which the success (Jibe ten first days had
created.

We are assured from Fronk/oft, that the old
project proposed by the Areliduke Charles, iu
1796, hos beeu Adopted, of not establishis.g for-
tresses on the Banks (min the neighbourhood of the
)11iiiie, but to.lisse with forts the posses through the
Black Forest luta Swabia.
wovursza S.

Bold speculations have agitated the Stock Ex.
change. The opinion of some gamblers had dis-
counted. if we may ase the expression, all our
hopes of the evacuation 14 our territory. Mis-
fortunes might have been the result of these cal-
culations. The mischief is repaired. The funds
cannot fail to rake their natural course. l'itey
repose upon 'bases that cannot be shaken.—
Amidst this sort of crisis the credit of the Royal
Treir.ury is untouched. The hoods of the chest of
service are considerably above the best commercial
paper. The payment. are made with the usual re-
gularity. .14luthing results from this inoventelit
but an surerwl lemon for ganibleni.—(Aloairear.)
The Kiug
.ptesidad at a Council of Ministers
3 esterdisy.
The ineetio; of the Chambers will take place
the 30th of Noveiniter.

Lieutenant-General Cannel, MM. de Romilly„
de Simgy, de Chauvigiry, de Blot, Gaufre, and
lasfittr, hart been reni, by a decision of the Tri-
bunal of First Instance, before the Chamber of
Accuration of the Royal Court, as being accused
of conspiracy :relent the iuternal safety of
ititate. Friday last the Court heard the informs.
turn of the public ministry. and yesterday issued
the order, which declares that there had been no
ground of accusation, and orders the liberation of
all the mewed.
General Cannel and M. de Chauvigny left the
(prison) de la Force yesterday, at six o'clock in
the evening. M. de Romihly might have recovered
his liberty at the same tune, he remained in prison
volootesily during the night. not to abandon M.
de Sungy, sifficted with a violent attack of goat,
and who was unable to have himself removed to his
vesidener till yesterday morning.
The 'Duchess, of Devonshire arrived at Paris the
41.1 before yesterday.
A young man, about 46 years ,of age. nerved
Lend, had occupied, for the space of a fortnight,
litre Brujolais, a small shop and
.room where he
manufactured chocolate. A reverse or fortune
which he experienced determined him to pelt an
cud thins day.. The 26th of last month he in-
forms his landlord and neighbours that lie is going
eo make a journey, shuts up his shop, closes up
and stops perfectly all the passages to Iris room;
...rites a very long letter, wherein he atirmencra
that he alone is the cause of his death; arks pardon
of society, and testifiee his 'regret fur the sorrow
that he ma about to cause his lousily and friends.;
bequeaths to one of then last a bill for 800 bones,
'mid then lays illinself down, after having kindled
a chafing pan, and a great stove Ailed with 'coal.
They thought he was in the country, audit was
nut till three days ago the a noisome stench awoke
OUppll ; the Comatimary caused his charaiber to
be opened, where they found the unfortunate man,
who hail been dead right days.
During his stay at Paris, his Majesty the King
.4 Prussia honoured with his presence on Saturday
not the Montague. Franeenies of the 'radio
Ileaujon. This Monarch was recognised by the
managers, before whom ire preserved the must strict
incognito, which the latter 'knew how to respect.
ilis Majerty left the 'marks of his isrunificauce to
all Slit persons ensployed at *Willie garden.
The case of libel between Lieutetrant•General
Canoe!, 'Colonel Fancier. and M. Sernievitle, will
be called oo at theCorreetional Police on Saturday
the 7th November.
Two Colleges Of Jesuits have already been open-
ed in the durnisinms of the King of Sardivia.
That at Twin was to be opened in the beginning
of November.

AII-LA•CaATELLE, OCTOBEi 51.
(NXTRACT Or A PICIVATE2.II:II'IIL)
The affairs of throtany hose already, it is said,
been brought under discussion in several vender-
-elite', or the Mllll.lefrol but up to the present lite
filly thong that events agreed fill is, that (Jim bllllll
Ile lied:lied u fortress Of the Confederation, and
shad' have an Animism ;outruns
They ►Neal tunrinually of ass exchange of terri-
tua) between Prussia sad the Low Countries;
Politer t desires on the site of Belgium the ltivuse
I-r a frontier, stud the wishes to cede to the Low

Countries, to exchange, parts .f the territory of
Cleves.
For throe weeks incessantly we have had the hoed
weather 'that mild be sees in totems. t has
is
basin remaiked that Anise alt the Roost Jois-
ts* .t the dilfevent Coatis dr IR wmpe Li
liklios amietabled here by order of their
91110-I.s tmoc, oeitiliji s
The Illipmerisa troops who formed pat Of the
Aterey_af I,occapatiou, and to whom the filtist per.
0111111 s paler tlirewgh hie States to ret•fll til
thhir *May, Iridium pars through our province, as
hiiil lido muirmaced, 'but will take their route, as
WMet been assured, thrones the provinces of
sinedh, Southern Brabant, and Lionbourg.—
ranlingent is • competed of 4.000 men, and

This ,
41400 horses.

4611/SSEIN

1111USSELS, 110•611111111 3.
$ •
His Excelleney'llie Ali!Autry Governor of South
Brabant set out yesterday, at the same time as the
Civil Governor, toga and receive her Majesty the
'Empress Dowager of Russia at the -frontiers of the
province. 'where all the brigades of the Royal
blarechoblsee were assembled to form the escort. It
'is supposeillhat her Majesty will make her entry into
this city. between four and Eve o'clock. The Bur-
gomaster, *mom ponied by ,the'Guard of Honourori II
repair at half-past three out at the Louvain gate,
*here a handsome tent has just been pitched : there
our Magistrates will expect the Empress to compli.
meat her. The whole suburb of Louvain is planted
with ash trees and elegantly decorated. Among the
arrivals m this city are Baron Humboldt. Minister of
State to his Majesty the King of Prussia, and his
Ambassador to the Court of St. James's, cowling
expresefrom London; Count de Lucy, ecretary
.to the Prussian Legation at London, express from
1 London ;. and Colonel Count de la Tour. iu the
services.' Austria, express from Paris. They ire
alrguing to Aix-la-Chapelle.
The Magistrates of the city of Brussels have
Wised an order for all the inhabitants of the city to
illuminate the fronts of their houses this evening,
in honour of the :Arrival of the Empress of Russia.

BBANKYOBT, OCTOBER 30.
it is affirmed that the new plan of the Concordat
of the Protestant Princes of Germany was con-
cluded on the 4th, by the Commissioners assembled
in our city, and that this plan will give a fresh proof
of the tolerant spirit which now prevails in countries
enlightened by roman. The restrictions which have
hitherto beeu tried in some parts of Germany on
the free exercise of religion will be entirely removed.
All the Protestant Sovereigns who sent Deputies to
the Canninitteit have appeared to be animated by a
noble zeal fur the good of their Catholic subjects.

IPELLE, WM 2.

The Austrian frigates, the Austria end the Au-
pasta. arrived at Trieste in sixty-five days from
Rio Janeiro, anchored on the 2d October in the
pert of Venice.—(Oracle, No7easber 4.)
Earl Guilford has arrived here flom Louden.—
/Air-la-Chapelle Paper, Nos. 2.)

LORD Wawa's MT.—Holiday at the But, East lona,
sad South Sr* Houses.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON.

MONDAY, Normans 9. ISIS.