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London, England, 1817-11-03 00:00:00

refused,

threatened to withdraw, a tumult ensued, in which
the Dey lost his life. Another Dey was installed,
who is said to have been previously a shoemaker,
and he, it is reported, offered to deliver up Bona
in deposit to the English, but it was not known
whether the proposition had been accepted.

The conditions on which the Russian squa-
dron has heel) transferred to the Spanish
cr-
vice, are st,ited in the ankles from Madrid, to
he at present entirely kept secret.
The following are extracts from the Journals
Of Friday :

e‘ Pants, OcT.3l.—The Councillors of State
and Masters of Requests, attached to the respec-
tive Committees of Council, assembled yesterday
at the Hotel of the Chancellery at I 1., o'clock in

the thoining., pitt:.nan't to Stttililtr,t,stA t9snc by'
the Keeper of the Seals, Who prtsided at the sit-
ting. the CoUntil vat ovGit lied Witli the exa;
Initiation kittd dlscuSsion of a projet of law re-
specting the techlitinirt of the Artny: The Mini-
sters fOr the Departments of War; General Police/
and the Milne, were peseta.
" The Maripti'S ilarbe Marbois, Minister of
State and IFirst President of the Court of Accounts,
had the hOnOur to present, yesterday, to his• M-
ajesty, before Mass, Maclaine Michelin. This
Lady is, it is said, the daughter of M. Delaunay,
who commanded the Grenadiers of the Conven-
tion (lit the 13th Vendemiare, and who was after-
wards deported to Cayenne, where he died.

The Vrinee de Talleyrand lias returned to

Paris.

" The Poles in this capital celebrated estertlay•
in the Church of Saint Mich, at funeral service iii
honour of General Kosciusko.

" The Duke d'Angouleme arrived at Caen the
23d, and remained there the next day. The 25th
his Royal Highness set out. for Cherbourg!).

" The trial of the 29 individuals, accitsell of
treasonable conspiracy, is proceeding at Lyons. On
the 26th the reading -of the papers was finished,
and the interrogatories of the accused „corn.,
menced. The 27th the interrogatories continued,
and the next they it was expected the Court would
proceed 0.) the examination of witnesses. 'Several
of the accused have reverted to their first declara
tions, and almost all of them agree in a complete
system of denial.

" The 24th, the Duke of Ragusa reviewed the
National Guards and ether troops at. Vienne, de.
partment of here.
" A Lady of very high birth has, within these
few days, taken theyeil at the Ursulines, Rue de
Vongurard,

FRENCH FIVE PER CENTS.
" Monday
-" Tuesday 65 f.. Oc.
Wednesday •
" Thursday 64 f. 80c.

" BALE, Ocr. 21.—The Gazette of Arax has
reptiled, with great indignation, an insinuation in
the Weymar Journal, that the great pemers ought
to give to Switzerland a Sovereign in the person
of a German Prince, with a Representative Go-
vernment.

" LYags, OCT. 25.—1 t appears by the papers
respecting the trial here, that there were three
principal Committees of Insurrection, of ‘shiel,

one was the Head that each Committee Lad apA
pointed Chiefs wit() assumed different titles or
ranks, and who were specially charged with the
enrollment of a great number of individuals.--=
At the moment when the groupes of Insurgents
from the.country presented Ihemselves at the gates
of the city, each person enrolled was to, pro-
ceed to the place assigned .to him, and•thui
several .thoatsand men assembled in Com-
panies were to favgur the entrance of the Rebels,
whose first crime was to be the assassination of
the Mayor of Lyons. It appears that the Mem-
bers of the different Committees did not know
each other, and that
scud' person initiated only
knew the person by whom 'he had been engaged
in the conspiracy.
" The Duke of Ragusa returned here this morn
ing.

" PRESBURGH, OCT. 14.—A letter from Sza-
mabor, in Croatia, dated the sth inst. states as
follows About 15 (ays since some Italians
came to Catstadt with a lion, a tiger, a panther,
a leopard, a hyena, monkeys, and birds, for the
purpose of a public exhibition. After their de-
parture for Laibach, the hyena. unfortunately made
his escape from them, ,between Moettling and
Neustadr. He was seen eight days since r:t
Mokritz, and in the environs of Sichelbourg, irs
which quarter he has killed nine children. itlorc
than 700 Peasants are now in pursuit of this
terrible animal, of whose further ravages we arc
every day receiving intelligence.'
" AUGSBURG, OCT. 23,—The Vintage is excel,-
lent, and very productive in Austria and Hun-,

gary.

NUREMBERG, OCT. 23.—The last letters from
Poland mention the very brilliant reception of tbf.
Emperor• of Russia at Kiow. His Imperial Ma-
jesty passed some days there,, and then set out to
proceed to the bead-quarters of General Beta

lingsen.

" BERLIN, OCT. 21.—The King has conferred
on the English Lieutenant-General Murray, Chief
of the Duke of Wellington's. Staff, the Order of
the Red Eagle of the Ist Class, and on the En''
list) Colonel }larding the same Order of the 3d
Class.

" DRESDE.V, OCT.
,19.—The opening of the
General Assembly of the States of Saxony ;ools,
place here to-day.'•

A Lisbon Mail, with Leiters anti Papers to.the
2.1 d ult. arrived yesterday. The sentence pissed
upon the persons engaged in the sate conspiracy

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