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LONDON,
MONDAY, .11/LNUAR,Y 16, 1615.

HALF PAST ONE.

A regtilar sales of Vienna Papers to the 3d
has just reached our Office. O❑ glancing over
them, we observe nothing worthy of stopping
the Press for insertion. The News of the Sig-
nature of the Treaty at Ghent is displayed in a
marked manner in the Court Gazette and other'
Papers of the 2d inst.

We undcntand the Lords of the Treasury 14,0 e

conic. to a detertnination, under present circum-
stances, strictly to enforce. the.,Navigation Acts,
and to do away with all those temporary iudul-
gences which the Continental System" neces-
sarily introduced. In one or two late cases, we
hear the Parties have obtained leave to bond

cargoes for exportation, where the importation
has not been quite conformable to those Acts, but
even this it is said will be discontinued.

We would rather believe the French Funds than
the French Papers or the private letters, which
some of our contemporaries contrive to receive,
front France. The Plinth have g►adually risen
from below 72 to above 74—while the News-.
papers• have represented the Congress at Vienna
as anti-pacific ; and the private letters, Rance
as unsettled.

A Dutch Mail brings a variety of Continental
Intelligence, to which Frankfort Papers make a
considerable addition. When, however, we have
perused them all, as well as-what comes to us thro'
the French Press, we can only say, that except
in one or two minor matters, they leave the veil
which hangs over the destiny of Europe just
wbere it was a month ago.

;Trench Papers to the 14th arrived this Morn,
ing--;the following is a Summary of their chief
contents, the dates from Vienna reaching to the
ad. Tbe•Prince Royal_of BAI,-,\;-ht has gone to
Salt:burgh, to order the country of that name, the

.quarters of the Inn, and Haus-Reek, to be ceded
to AUSTRIA.
_These definitive cessions of terri-
tory shcw that the labours of the Congress ap-
proach a termination. It is said that Lord CAS-
TLEREAGH Sent A Note on the 28th, in which
he strongly enforced the British opinions upon
the points reckoned most essential to the repose
. .
and tranquillity of Europe; and insisted on their
being settled by-the llth of Jan. according to the
bases which he had proposed. , It is-thought that
the French Ambassador sent a note on the same
subject on the following day.. The English and
French Ministers, it is added, appear to live on
terms of great intimacy: A final arrangement of
difficulties is spoken of as growing every day more
difficult. A grand conference on the 29th is repre-
sented as having terminated without producing a s a#
tisfactory result. • Many important notes, deciara-
tions, and reclamations, were mutually communi •
Gated. The affairs of the Church proceed slowly !.
The Court of Bavaria is -said to be pursuing its
plans of aggrandizement upon the left bank 'of the
Rhine—and it is hinted that some of, the great
Powers are looking to their own-interests and for-
getting the common cause.,

This is the substance of the Vienna news in the
,Gazette de France.—The other Journals have the-
following :
VIENNA, JAN. 2.—The celebrated Sir Sidney
Smith, always fertile in new and striking ideas,
having recollected that the Holy-Sepulchre great.
Lamp of the Temple of Jerusalem had i)een taken •
away, resolved to furnish one by means of a
Ball, which he gave in conjunction with
John, the Traiteur of •the Court. The Bali
was given on the 29th ; the tickets of admission
were 10 florins each.. It is not yet known whether
the Ball met with the expected success, and whe-

tiler the Temple of Jerusalem is likely to have
new lamp ! ! The King of Prussia VHS there.

PARIS, JAN. 11.—The King has iss'ied an ordon'
nance, by which 50 francs are allowed to ever%

man who shall voluntarily enlist in the army.
PROCEEDINGS RELATIVE TCrNIEHER DE EA TOUtfig.

It is now difficult to meet .with a man why
las participated in the uritues and excesses