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London, England, 1820-10-09 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, ocTosta 5.

0.1 Tne•day, after Mast, the Anittaa•arlora arid
Forergn Mini.ters paid their Court In the King on
the oceamon of the happy acerigickesivil of the
Ditches, of Berry. His Excellency Mortasetar
De Madly, Nuncio from the rope. presented in
thew word+ the congratulations of the Diplom dry
Body :

" SIR, •••Tile Dipl4.ollllle Body join their congratulations
to Ouilie of all France, fur the great blessing which a fa-
vonrah'e Providence has deigned to grant to your Majesty's
paternal tenderness. This child of grief•, of remembralices,
awl of regret•, is also the child of Europe; he ►s the presage
nod the guarantee of the peace and of the repo*, which
unght to follow so many agitations."
The King ►eplied—
.r Never have I received with so much satisfaction the
conrratulatiows of the Diplomatic Burly. lam persuaded
that Four Sovereigns Osage the joy which fills any heart, which
is Oft much the more lively, as I see in this great event she
most signal blessing of Providence, and the pledge of the
repe•e which it deigns, at length, to grant so the world. I
r-roatmend this dear child to the prayers of the Holy Father,
to those of the whale Church, and to the frieud►bip of all
the S..rerriftlll...

Mad. Viscountess de Gontatit. Gauv..riisnte of
the laranta of France, having been apprised that
the Ambassadors desired to be admitted to the pre-
sence of the Duke of Bourdeaux, she cau.eil the
cradle presented by the Lathes of Boorslentils to be
placed in the middle of the reception chonber. In
this the infant was placed, and the AnOm...adore
betog introduced, walked round the cradle of the
suzioit infant who is one day to rule over one of
she 6•test countries in Europe.
The Duchess of Berry has expressed a wish that
the army of France should be the godmother of her
ao,zust infant.
Wr are assured that Doctor Pencils, accouchere
of her Royal Highness the Duchess de Berry, was so
fortunate as to render all important at rvice to his
illustrious patient. After her delivery Pier Royal
Highness was in the same state as oiss the unfortil.
rote Princess Charlotte of England ; but he ob.
visted the danger, and restored the ordinary course
of afr.irs by a skilful and prompt operation. exe-
cuted with precision and couluess.—(l e Muniteitr.J
NAPLES, •EPTEMBER 19.

Our official Journal of the 1611 i, contains • dill-
pet h from Colonel Cu'."., dated from the camp
before Caltainisella. io Sicily, the 7th of Srptemher.
It appears from this repot', that a body or 1,500
; .en, of whom COO were civialry, with four pieces
; r having marched from Palermo to pro.
t-ct Caltailis.lbs. was completely destroyed by •
d•vi-ion of the regiment Principessa. co )))))) untied
by Colonel Costa. The Palerrnitan catitioniers
were lain at their guns. except 14 who were made
pri.nners. Colonel Costa, in this memorable affair.
b.el wily one serjeaut End two soldiers wounded.
This is official.

TRIESTE, SEPTEMBER 17.

A Greek ship which arrived yesterday in this her.
I,rstir, annowrices that the squadron of Ali, Patlia
of Janina, had bren surrenderid by treachery, at
fir 4 appraratice of the Turkish fleet. Two
sons of Ali. who were on beard, were immeilcarly
loaded with irons, and sent WI to Constantinople.
It is added, that Ali niche, int:in:led of this teen►,
had abandoned every thing, and that the Turks
had entered Janina without oppos•tinn. The ty-
rant bad shut himself up iu the citadel, which is
wrongly fortified, with about 600 soldiers, who had
continued faithful to him. Ile has with him his
treasure, ►ontaining the fruits of forty years ra-
pacity, and amounting to 25 millio..s of Tui lash
pleat res.

HAMBURGH AND DUTCII MAILS.

ITALY, SEPTEMBER 15.

Thr Milan Gaulle of the leth Sewell)for men-
( s, in the list of strangers who hove left that
city, " Bergsmi, country gentleman, gone to
Pes.no."

The Royal Family t.f Naples rare sail ti hive
11.101 C ■pprelwosiooll r►spectlllK (heir fine. and 10
I,aie requested the Court of London send at all
events a stialtdrou to cruise in the Gulf of Naples.

1111.DE$HEIM, SLPfIENBER 24.

According to the list accounts from Mane, the
Concotdai NUL Ptos.i.l 111 • fair *Ay of be-
ing soon roocladerl. That with ll.nsrer appears
to ba still retarded by some (Menhirs. Baron
Von Itedess, our AsstbAssAdor to she Papal See, has
sosbmiltrd those difficulties to the decistois of the
lissig, abuse tolerant inineip!e. are sl Well kiss's's'.

114 N UV ER, SEPTEMBIII 30.

At the rtquesi of the Frrt:ch Glivertnuent an
officer was arrested here, a h:w days ego, and sent to
Poi*.

Oh the 22,1 of October Te Dense is to be eele-
boated in all the churches of the kingdom. and all
the bells rung. in conatnetnoratuni uf the batik of
Leipsie.

SEPTPIIIBER 30.
Hi. Highness the Prince Chancellor has returned
from Pyrinout.
Os; the 3011. of June, during N violent thunder.
storm, a surlier/4:w 'done I/meg:long 40Ib. frll from
the air in the village of Lbku, in the circle of
Duna-burg. 111 Huvvi..

CARLSRUHR, SEPTEMBER 16.

Mr. Brougham, brottoet to the Costumel of the
(li/evil Or Elbg1:11141, hies mule is frliititsie attempt to
i,.doev. the Gram] Duke's Chaothee Baru*
P Von oole, and the innkeeper Kreglittger, to go to
Low o:seer he loolittl *brit depucliutia would
weakest the teitontooj of Barbara Krum; which is
so fi.intidsble to the Qurest. These two 'serums
Lave. hoorver. out trio+. it to deeltre sat ovittog tv hot
they toow of the sly of the Queen at Carh.c.a:.e.

ALTON A, OCTUREI 2.

A most sffixtiies event tusk plser this sourliiisg.
04r of Olaf MOM •lilt •lad eatermeit 14wyeir,
Al. Ititt.g..n, wise/ yesterday kept Ins bstth.d•y is
1111111 of his friends. •as Wined slue worsting
111 WO Own know. 'Elie I'ulic•e is waking
V r suit:wit search into ibis dreadful ofvorriove.—
(Hriviburgh repels. October 4.-:-Dostell Pape►s,
Octotee 7.1

WE are hypy t., tiod that aeveral of the prieci-
pal aosstafeciutele in Blackburn advanced the price
of wkavtog mai:pester a piece ou Moo 14y I-aut.—
(puma sifq raper.)