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London, England, 1814-11-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

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BOSTON, SEPT. 19:•--The English ships Spencer,
Leander, and. Nymphe; anchored. at Province
'Town, Cape Cdti, on Wednesday. the 14th. Oil a
signal being mai;e by a tender,the Leandetsudderily
made sail. The Spencer and Nymphe
person who was on board one- of thOse vessels
says, that an Officer told him that they would go
to Boston in a month, because they expected great
reinforcements of ships, and 15,000 men,- with
which they would disembark at Cape Cod-or Cape
Ann:—(,lloniteur.)
I'AIUS, -Nov. 6.—Letters from Rochelle, dated
the 30th October, state, that the wind having be-
come favotp.anic, the expedition for the Autelles
sailed on the evening of the 27th. There only
remains the frigate the DuchesS of Apgouleme to
carry out Admiral Vaugerartt, the. Governor of
Martinique. She is expected to sail to-nirrow:
.The Marquis of Marialva, Ambassador 'from
Portugal to his Majesty Louis XVIII. sets out
this night for Vienna.
Madame Catalani arrived, it is said, here yes-
terday evening : she proposes to give several cou
certs.

The Custom-house receipt Havre,- for the
month of October, amounted to 1,0004000 livres.
PARIS, Nov. G.—We have received frOtn 'An-
cona news of the 20th, October ; they make no
mention of the movement of the Neapolitan
troops,-which we bad been told had entered•the
Duchy ofurbin the 18th of the same month..
tfer Royal Highness the Dowager Princess of
-Hohenzollern Hechingen died on the 25th Oct.
at Hechingen, in consequence Of an inflammation
of the lungs, at the age of 62 years. According
to a public jon;z:2A, the Minister D'Rech has
been nominated Civil GoN.T..t.nor of Saxony. We
are assured, that his Eminence Cardinal Gomalvi
will form one of the Committee charged with the
discussion of the aflairs"of Germany.
Fao'rrneus OF AUSTRIA, OCT. 26.—The busi-
ness of Naples sis not yet arranged. A Proposi-
tion has been macla. to King Joachim to renotuce
the sovereignty of Ilia, t kingdom on receiving a
n suitable compensation. egoejation upon this,
subject has been opened bet. weer the Neapolitan,
Minister the Duke of Campo-Ch.iaro, and the
nister of the Allied Powers.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-.-hopes are now.„-ntertairted
. . .
that the Negociations between the 11r10811. and
American Plenipotentiaries will be brotiglit-'.-0 a
favourable issue.

AUGSBURG, OCT. 31.—The following article,
which appeared in•the Palermo Gazette of the 29th
September, completely refutes the 'reports.which
have been circulated respecting Sicily:—
" It is not true that several public functiona-
ries, both civil and military, have been arrested•;

no one bas been arbitrarily arrested. It is not
true that several persons have been turned out of

office; those only have been dismissed who ne-

glected their duty.

It was said that the Parlia-

ment had been dissolved, because it had refused,

on the proposition of M. Ruff° 11 Scaletta, to

grant 100,000 ounces of silver to pay a part of the
public debt; but that Gentleman has been for se-

vcral years, a Minister Plenipotentiary at' the
Court of Vienna, and has never absented himself,

excepting in the montli of June last, when he

was sent upon a mission to Pails and to Lou-

don ; lie returned to Paris abut the-end of Au-

gust, and was expected at Vienna the middle of

this month."

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