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London, England, 1814-11-14 00:00:00

SAI.I7SSELS AND PiIAK'YOLIT

ViIz.NNA,I• OCT. 30.—1 t is affirmed that all the
Pleuipotentiat•ies have recoi4tiised the title assut-ii.,
ed by the. Prince Regent of. Eni,PlAnd of King of
Hanover.- •

AtssatittG, Nov. l.—Onr Unitersal Gazette of
to-day contains a long article under the bead of
Dresden, the object of which is to shew that
Saxony will derive great advantages from the
union With Prussia. This article, which hut's a
half officialappearanee, deserves attention. Tbe
King, it observes, whose personal qu.dities will
always retain our love and esteem, slitters for his
political errors, and -we should fall into a similar
error by wishing for a systetn of hostilityto Prus-
sia,and what would be its inevitable consequences,
connection with a foreign Power.
The Sefutpau.seu Gazelle says that 11,000 Aus-
trian troops have entered Voralberg.---,(Univer.a/
Gazette, Nov: 2.)
BRUSSELS, Nov. B.—We learn fu- Ghent,
that the American Commissioners 'sent off some
days ago dispatches for their Governutent; the
flag of truce Which took them sailed from Ostend
on the ist iost: On their, side, • the English re-
ceive almost daily messages from their Cabinet,
and dispatch them as Often.—Nothing more
strongly proves the activity of. the iabour,s,Of the
Congress,, than the dispatches constantly sent of
and received by the Jtwo Legations ; hut it is in
vani tO attempt 'to discoverthe least notion of' the
contents of those dispatches, ,which greatly dis-
appotn po It:clans respecting the subject any: pro,
gress of the Negoriations, which, sincet he opening
rat the-Congress, hare cautioned to be envelopped
in an impenetrable veil, to that all that hats been re-
ported of theta in the national and foreign jour-
nals amount to-only conjectures or suppositions,
in which we will take good -care not to partici-
pate.—(Belgiton Journal, Nov. 9.)
ROME, OCT'. i G.—A letter from Cardinal Goa-
SAIVi auncauaces the agreeable intelligence, that it
has been decided by the Congress at Vienna,
that the Holy Father shall obtain the restitution
of the Marches d'Ancoiie, of Urhan, ands of all
.Ztotuagne, but that it would dispose of the Lega-
t
dons of Bologna and Ferrara in favour of a Prince
connected with the House of Austria.-oe4itt#l
Paper, N0z.10.)

Ite crew an pAtsungeni, they plundered tue ves-
sel of the specie that was an board, which amount-
ed to a considerable sum, and made their escape,
leaving the ship- and the survivors to their fate.
The ship reached Bastia.
Iu the Chamber of Deputies on-the 9th, there
was a long discussion respecting the law imposing
a duty•upon liquors v•the various articles were
agreed to. - •
NAPLUS, OCT. 20.—Our Official Journal con-
tains the folio-wing Decree:—
Whereas one of the effects of the Treliy con-
cluded by his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, our
August Ally, as well in his name as in those of
his Allies, with his Majesty the King of France,
was to annul all the endowments, assignments of
revenues, and other ohligitiOns constituted by the
French Government, on the different --States of
the Princes who compose the. European COnfe-
deratiou.
We have Decreed and do Decree as follows:

. Art. I. All the endowments, assignments of rvertnes, and
other obligations, of whatever .kind, constituted upon our
tiogdoni. by the French Government, are declared null' and
void, the property of every sort which formed a part of them
is united to the domain of the State.
Art. 2. The estates whiiti formed these endowments than
rersiaiu united as fiefs, assd shall be destined to form . royal
endointents' conformably to the lads of the kiugdom relative
to titles and &fi.

Art_ The esta.tes .desiginated in the above articles shall
be ashiiiuistcred by oar Connell of Fiefs until it please us to
ilispose of theta either in favour of the titulars who have pos-'
sessed 14.acin until the present time, and who have all parti-
cular ellims to our esteem,* and affection, or iu favour of any
aither whom we sisai3 thiak proper to name.

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