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LONDON, SEPTEMBER r 4, 18oz.

AT half past twelve this day, Paris Papers
arrived to the x zth inst.

The Moniteur of the II th contains a Programme
for regulating the Ceremonies which are to take
place at Paris during the five Complementary Days,
beginning the tsth of September, There is to be
a public exhibition of the produas of National In-
dustry, a General Illumination, and Spc4acles
gratis at the principal Theatres. On the first
of the year, according to the French Calendar,
September 23d, there is also to be a general Illu-
mination, a grand Concert on the Terrace of the
Palace of Government, and Fire-works. These
rejoicings and ceremonies are in commemoration of
the foundation of the Republic.

The Plenipotentiaries of France and /24usia have
transmitted to the Directorial Minister of Mayence,
a Note, in- answer to thelmperial Rescript, which
they have requested him to transmit to the Deputa.
don of the 'Empire. In this Note they asses', that
they have constantly evinced in their conducl, the
utmost solicitude for the good of the Germanic
Empire, and decline answering the Rescript in de-
tail, as it applies to farts which are generally
known.

The Minister of Trisrtzburg has, it is said, pro_
tested against the Plan of Indemnities proposed by
France and Russia.

General LA FAYETTE, is reported to be dead.
A Corvette from Brest, having on board the
Wife of ToussArNT, his two Children, one of his
Neices, and some domestics, arrived at Bayonne on
the zd inst. The family were disembarked the
same day, and condueted to the Hotel de la Provi-
dence. Apartments are preparing for them in one
of the Castles.

A. vessel has arrived at Nantes from the Cape in
ro r ty- two days. At the period of its departure
from Sr. Domt*Atio, the ravages of the epidemic
fever there :were much abated.

The Canton of Uri has rejoined the Confederacy
of the smaller Cantons, and the Party of the Insur-,
gents is stated to gain strength every day.

Lord ST. HELENS, the British Ambassador at
Petersburgh, has taken his departure from. that
Copital on board the Latona.

The Chief of Brigade, SE ASTIANI, is about to
be sent by the French Government to Algiers, sup-.
posed to be on some important mission.
A dispute is stated to have arisen between the Prus-
san. Authorities in Lower Saxony and the Regency
of Hanover. The former having taken possession
of the Chapter of EirioVild, in the Hanoverian
Borough of Nerten, placed on the walls the Prussian
Eagle. The. Hanoverian .Government, on being
informed of the circumstance, ordered the Prussian
Eagle to he. taken down, and replaced by the
dais of His BRITANNIC MAJESTY. The Prussian
Commissaries have protested against this cot-Kitt&
of the Regency of Hanover.
- A discharge of cannon took place at Paris on the
publication of the Treaty with the Porte.
The French and Russian Ministers have testified
their discontent at the slow proceedings of the De-
Putation of the Empire, and have again invited
that Body to discuss the plan of Indemnities az

masse.

The CM'ITAN PACHA is stated to be making
every necessary preparation to attack PAsswAN
OGLOU with vigour, if the negotiation with that
Rebel does not happily terminate.
The 5 per Cents. were on the sorb, at 57, 4.5.

T. is morning arrived a Mail from New-York
and Halifax, brought to Falmouth by the Lady
Hobart Packet, in five week 4 from Halifax.

By this Mail we have received New-York Papers
to the Sth ult. They contain no intelligence of
importance. The contagious fever had still conti-
nued its ravages at Philadelphia, but in a less de-
gree.

HIS NIA JEf:TY • yesterday rode out in Windsor
Great Park, accompanied by his usual attendants.
_ _

The Equipages of Lord WHITWORTH, and some
of his retinue, were to be forwarded this day for
France. •

The I.L'Psses, of 44. guns, is now quite ready at
Shithead to receive the Commis;ioner3 and Survey-
or-Qeneral for Tril:idada. Sir Sant:; F. I. HOCID will
hoist a Broad Pendant as a Commodore. •

.12,7 Ard L NEW $.

PORTSAIOUTII, SZ'T. 13.

Cots into Harbour, ,the P ,ro4)idence and Lady
jxlianu Tranvorts.

DEAL, SEPT. 13.

Las; night arrived in the Downs, the Hon. East
India Company's Ship Taunton Castle, from China,
and Triton, Country Ship, from Bengal ; the latter
sailed this morning, with the Alfred and Belvidere,
to the River, and the Taunton Castle remains.

Arrived -from Portsmouth, and sailed for Sheer-
ness, the Lapwing Frigate.

Y ARANUTII, SEPT.

ARRIVED the Elizabeth, TUMNION, from Hull;
Catherine and Mary, KNIGHT, from Rochester;
Trible.y, CROSBY, from Charante.

Put jtn leaky, the Eli;abeth
DAVIS,
from
Dantziek, bound to Aberystwith, with timber and
deals ; also the Friend's Increase, dotn.soN, from
London ; and Goad Intent, WRAY, from Harwich,
both bound to the North in ballast.

Sailed the New Kati;on, CUCKMA.Y, to Nor-
way ; King George, HoRsEDROUGH, to Peters.
burgh; and Astley, F:LLARD, to London.