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London, England, 1814-10-27 00:00:00

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LONDON,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1814.

We have received Vienna Papers to the 15th,
but they do not furnish a single article of intel-

ligence.

Hambnrgh, Gottenburgh, and Dutch Mails,
French Papers to the 25th, and the continuation
of Colonel QUINTIN's Trial, so completely occupy
our columns, that toe must omit the insertion of
many matters intended for publication. A French
Paper states, that some further indulgence has
been granted by FSRDINAND VII. on the impor-
tation of British Cottons into Spain, in conse-
quence of our Government having consented to
advance a further Loan of 500,000 piasters .to
supply the urgent necessities of the Court of
Madrid.

We yesterday shortly animadverted upwr the
comments attached by the Moniteur to the Decla-
ration of the Ambassadors at Vienna, on post-
poning the opening of Congress to the Ist No-
vember, and delivere.l an opinion unfavourable to
this delay. It still seems to us that the vague ex-
pressions employed in this official annotation
mean more than meets the ear : it is like the
round-about story of a man who is afraid to speak
ont, and certainty covers an aim deeper than ap-
pears on the face of it, or else is a mere piece of
empty declamation, which might as well have
been spared by the Organ of the French Govern-

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It is mentioned that the late King of Sweden
has left Italy on his way to Germany. Prince
CnRISTIAN has finished his affairs in Norway, and
it is represented that all the population of that
country are reconciled to the Swedish Union, ex-
cept those of Bergen, and some of the inhabitants
of Drontheim. The moderate and conciliatory
conduct pursued by the Cabinet of Stockholm
will, however, it is probable restore all to per-
fect concord and tranquillity.

The Merchants interested in the Bonding Sys-
tem are at this time in conference with Lord Li-
VERPOOL, on the subject of their claims to further
indulgence. Should any thing worthy of notice
transpire in time for our Publication, it shall be
communicated.

By reference to our Portsmouth letter of this
day, it will be seen that the American sloop of
war Wasp is still afloat, and doing more mischief.

A Messenger arrived yesterday with Dispatches
horn Ghent, in the unusually short space of 32

hours.

Advices were yesterday received by the French
Mail from Ghent to the Val instant. Several of
the Republican Commissioners were absent, and
nothing was apparently in progress connected
with the Negociation.—( Mor ping Chronicle.)
Last night dispatches tor Borth America were
sent from the Secretary of State's Office to Ports-
mouth, to be forwarded without delay.
It is reported that the plan of re-establishing
the kingdom of Poland undera Russian Prince has
been abandoned. The Ministers of Great Bri-
tain, Austria, and France, are said to have deli-
vered in a joint Note against the re-establish-
ment ; and Russia, after a short delay, consented
to relinquish the project: