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

`,`.NCH PAPERS.

PKals, OoT. 3O.—Tie Count d'Osniond, Am-
b,,ssador of Frnce to England, 'is .now -on leave
t Paris; arid had the honour of being presented

ilie chy be!ore yesterdfty to:the King.

• :Atter-laying the stone for the statue of King
Henry IY. the King, having returned to the sa-
loon w.th the. Royal Family, conversed with the
lllirrfsters and the Members of the Committee of
the Sithscribees, the Prefect of the Seine, and the
Sculptor.—He - observed, that it teas airectim; to'
think that the provision! ,monument which they.
were about to replaci: had been protected by the,
love of • Frenchmen.- He particadarly praised the'
inscription of the medal; " Pielas ,civitzm restituit."
Nothing yet heard in confirmation of the vio-
lent death of •t he Dey. of Algiers. According. to.
he latest news, he has sheived the cnos: benevo-
lent intentions towards the' Enropean natiiinS,S
and ordered the restitution Rathburgh ship,
and its cargo, which had been sold, .
The Russian flect, it, is said, is expected at
'Cadiz The Minister of State, M.TizarrO, ha'S.
kept this negotiation so secret . that no' one can
spspect its end, or object.
PARIS, OCT 30„—The Prevotal Court of Lyons
began on the 25th" ins:. the trial of the 29'persona
who remain to be tried as accomplices in the re-
-o.•wh ich broke out here in, last June.. The most
-remarkable of the accused are Madame Lavalette,
wit.e of an Ex-Receiver-General, condemned some-
tithe-ago by the same Court to ten gears of-banish-
ment, and M. Joannon an Advocate. •. •
The Puke of Ragusa is on his return-to 'Lyons
from his tour in the department of the Isere,•which-
ii in the most tranquil state. •
A letter from Caen says, that the Duke of An-
gouleme-has set out from that town among the
acclamations of a great crowd.' • •
The- Minister of Finance has .given Orders for
:changes departmet.., from which
,greats.av-
.L?gf will i'stilt,;_the suppression of the Payinas-
ters-Ge'neral, attached to the Royal Tri.aure, is
spokeb•ot.
Talma; whose-death -was announced--by many,.
Journals,, played Orestes
,at the Bordeaux Theatre
on the 25th instant.

Letters front Italy say, that the Once-6' of Et--
rutin is to reside at Lucca.

By the last ,news from.Vientia we learn., th?,t no
intelligence has arrived there of an insurrection
iin Bucharest, and there is'everst reason to believe
that the report islalse. •
. Yesterth there was a Council of the Ministers
at the Thuilleries, his Majesty presided,' which,
ias'eci till half-past four.
We are authorized to declare, in rtniwer to our
article of • the-27th {taken from the Belgian Pa-
pers), that: n all Russia there are now no prison-
ers of war. . All those who wished to return have
been out on their journey, and haVe always been
supplied by thc Russian -Government with all ac•-
cessary help and facilities. • . ,
The Poles; and other friends of General Kos-
cinsko who are now in Paris, will cause a funeral
service to he celebiated to his weinory to-morrow,
at the Church of 'lnch.
_

Al► extract from a private letter in the Moniteur
discredits. the rumours respecting the invasion? of
Portugul, but states that they were• current at
•

Ilv'asn.Orlonnance of the King the Count Ar,-
clamhaitd, Joseph cle Talleyrand Yerigord, heir
of the yti-oi!e..de Talleyrand, is allowed to take
the honorary title•of Duke of Talleyrand. •
-The,oegoeiatiOns with Sardinia are about to. be
terminated to the satisfaation of both Govern-
ments.` .

".F.O ceremony of laying the first 'Stone of the
pedestal Of the. equestrian statute of Henry_
-took place yesterday, at one o'clock.. The King,
Blomlieur (Count d'Aitois), the Duke and Dnche.ss„
d'Angouleme and the Duke and Duchess de Berry,
with their-respective suites, went in procession,-
atterkded by the Ministers, the Municipal Autho-
rities, &c. ; a discharge of artillery tOol: plalce
the conyletion.of the veretOpy, and the prii-
cession returned with the sante,

The proceedings between the Diichess,,of Monte-
bello and the individtvil claiming
property as the eldest son of th-e late. Alaishal,
have been suddenly terminated by the ileath. of. the•
•
latter.

By two Royal Ordonnances, the City of Toulon •
is raised to the rank of oneof the good cities of
the kingdom ; and Rear Admiral the Baron Baudin
it appointed Major General of the Marine at Brest.
The •Prince de, TalleYrand will, :It said, soon
return to Pat is,
The balloon of 'Mademoiselle Garner in, which"
ascended the 10th September, has been found sus-
pended to a branch of one of the must elevated
trees in the forest of Villers Coteret. R evl
A-.olding. to the last accounts front Geneva,
theirrinciPal instigators of the tumult there on
the 15,h instant, eleven in number, were in
custndy, an<l were,to be put'upon their trial. A.
detarii.niti)t of 1,500 men guard the Town4ious
every night, and maintain order ; the guards are
cl.nif;lo4 ; tranquillity is re-established. The in-
,tivia,„,di implicated in the affair of the 15tlf
Ang!is:, atCaronge, have been condemned to
more. or less seyere punishments. The party of
the Puritans silently increases, and mysticism.4o-
- gains upon the lower classes.
e Journal des Debuts has already positively
enittrfrdicted the pktetended hostile niovvments,ot
:3,ain.agninst Portn.vl, A l the Vinglish Jour-
nOW -agree upon:thisltthject with our private
core.e.snoniviice. The rrasons given by some of
these Journals ..fear the maintenance of the trap-:
quillity of. Europc•-are sp•moch the•more Convinc-
ing; as tiny are fAnded upon the new system,
uceolding to which all tire:great powers of Europe
reciprocally give a solemn guarantee against all
atteirs at usurpation and illegitimate aggran„
dizuknit. rims the cause of the less poyv,erhil
Stat`e-s is linked with the interests of the largest
Etu'f!irCs, anti cliscioisions too often • inevitable be.
t wcc s Ret:ilibouring:Sti.tes, at the moment when
to be leading to the most sp,•
will„fiud mediators, who, uniting
•n•-_,,!li to wi.,dotri: will ar vays .be ready to ar7
4;vod b, ut Put-dowso,..th.e'difierenees
h'ife7;l*. '11,i5 applies to the differ;

1. ellen. which Wirie between Spain and Pbr-
titgal,
PETERFELIAGII, OCT:. 3.—The Emperor ayri
the-17th nit. at Tschernigoff, and set out the next
'day for Kieft. • •
AuGauaGn, OCT: 20.--.--Different. letters con-
tinue to state, that..the interview between severat-
great Monarchs is determined upon,: and that it
will take place the beginning 0f..-next stipmer.
'Spa is said to he the;pla.ce fixed upop,(or :the
meeting.
A hitter from Munich, 'repeating :this• intelli-
gence, adds, th;t the *EinpreSs of. Austria willie---
,maitvin that City during the absenee, of her.
.atigust spouse.
NocyrA OCT.S.—A violent storm took place
here yesterday afternoon. .An•extraordinary quan-
tity of hail, of large 'size, tell, which struck down
and nrotintlea:several individuals, and-maoy head
cat ,_le. hail-stories weighed upwards .I.lf
•tx ouncos, and were angular. The lightning
'struck the '.Apdis'tojic Palace, but without doling
intich•domag The olive,: and grades have been
neaTly destroyed. At Ztilino, Assist.; and Le-
regia considerable dathagelias" also been dOne..,
' MADRID, OCT. 10.—Thte King has just granted
his wonted athnesty En solemn occasions. The
clemency of his Majesty extends to individuals
prosecuted, who Wave appeared or not, whose
offences' are:not comprited .in the ordinary ex..:
ceptioos, such. as offences
..Losce illajotatis /lumina
diving, forgery; some robberies, clues, tual-
versation in the finances., &c. This amnesty is
on the occasion:, of the it4iyy delivery the
Queen.—lt is superllnonS to add, that.';eimes of
,Opinion :icy not included .in this measure.
. VIENNA, Oc'. 16,-4-Their. Majesties
twill return here on the 6th NOvernber, Prince
M-etteinich sets out on the 28111 int. for (I;.t.tz.
MuNrcn, 00T. ina'iriages.ot the't•siio
younger daughters of, oiir, King, are:spoken
one to theilereditary Prince of Austria, the other
to the Iletedititry Princesf Saxony:
RomE, demand of the Em-
peror of Austria the Pope' ha, grduted to h'in, and
his successors, by aliult of.Septl,3o, the right or
"`appointing to liishoNias in. the V,en o
lian-ad fta-
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.LEGlioaN, OC,r. 6.--CAutain Sir Robert Gem-
A
%ill (I), Commander of. Int, Etglish corvette Alyi*-
Itkidon; •
,who has: come from \boon., has brougbr
lil following, news :—" ,cousol at
Mahon hasreceived front the consul ot . the suing.,
' nktion, ;t4. Algiers,.,oflicial news of the deatit•,of
'the Dey on the IS:h September. event re-
stilted trom the entrance of a Hamburg!) prize
into the port. The English Consul demanded
that it shoUld be restored, but th-g Dey having
,refused, ail' the' Consuls drew up an energetic
protest, threatening' to depart. This gave. rise:
to a popular commotion. The. Dey -retired to
the Palace, but was attacked by the people, and
strangled. The new Dey t'as formerly a shoe-
maker. He sheivs a pacific::disposition, anti--has
already offered to nut the town of I3cinil into.tbe
hands .of tine English. It is not known whether
this •o-tler will he accepted. The town is -.quiet,
and -the Consuls are respected.--,(Piedniant- G44`•
zeile . , •

I\IIDDLESEI SESSIONS, N-ov.-1.

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.coNsriRACY TO DEFRAUD SEAMEN OF Tr-UM PEN-

SIGNS HIONI GREENWICH HOSPITAL

Joseph Hart, a Jew, and Charles Henry Brandt.,
a Prussian, stool indicted, at the instance of the
Governors of Greenwich Hospital, for conspiracy
and forgery, Under the folio wing circtirnstances :

James Mason, a native of Islington, and a
Greenwich pensioner, deposed, that lie; being en.•
titled to a pension of St. per annum from Green-
wich, was introdriced to the prisoner for the pur-
pose of selling his pension.' He 'was in great ills,
tress at the time, having lost .151. the. night on
which ire was paid off from the'navy, anti being
then ivithout a Ironic; he-haring slept for some:
weeks in. a
,brick•field near Stepney. :The pri•,
sowers Proposed,to:him to pass for a foreign, sea-
man in which case they undertook to procure
~ hint :16 'guineas. lieu of his pension, as by the
regtantinnsitalthe Admiralty foreign seamen are
permitted to dispose of their pension, and in lieu
thereof co receioe.twO 'years' advance in discharge
of such claim. Witness accordingly accompanied
the prisoners, who,' it was agretd, should receive
61:. 125.. for their trouble. The prisoners Went to
the rtsidenee• of the Prussian COnsttl, and pro.'
etn.ed a passport for him in the name of
.James
CoE're,'or Cotfe, representing that'it. was-for a sub'.
jectfrf-the: King; of ProsSia wishing to return to
his 'native country: Upon this-pass the name of,
Cope was erased, And the name of Mason insert-
d'hey then „desired witness to present this,
Together4yith his, Pension Ticket., ;to Mr. Dyer,
one of the Citief. Clerks at the Admiralty, and Se-
cretary to Greenwichjlospiqd, in, order to pro•
cnre, a warrant, upon w ich the I GI. would become
payable at Greenwich Hospital. .lie presented
these documents to Mr. Dyer for the commutation
of his pension ; when, -onbeing,interrogated by
.111. r. Dyer as_ to his being a Prussian, some suspi-
cion was,ex-cited in the mind of that Gentleinan,
Who tom, him the document he bad presented was
not sufficient proof of his being a Prussian. .;1-1e
left Mr„DN:er's-,office with the,pass, and meeting
with the.pris,oners, who waited iiyhe neighbour-
hood, they, said, ." Never wind,.. We will get you
another paper to•morrow,that will do thehnsincss."
The prisoners, according to appointment, accom-
panied him on a subsequent day to the Admiralty,
and provided 'him with another certificate in
French, to the effect, that he. (Mason) was a true
born subject of the King of Prussia, and born at,
Memel. Tkis was signed :4! M. joulTray, Charg4
d'Affaires au Roi de Prnsse." Mr.. Dyer, stilt
not satisfied, said he would not grant the war-
rant, unless he (Mason) would make oath of his
,being a native, of Memel. Being then further,in-
terrogated by Mr. Dyer, he confessed that be was,'
horn at Islington. Mr. Dyer then demanded if:
he had not ,Some accomplice's. Mason then de-
scribed the tWo prisoners by their dress. A per-
son named Sutherland, who liad been defrauded of
his'pension in like manner, immediately leltthe
office iu search of the prisonerS. ihrt was, ap-
prehended outside' 'the Admialty, and Brandt'
near the London Docks. The prisoners were, tiotp
found Guilty, and sentenced wto''is o •
brisonmeLt.