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PARIS, Nov. 27.--.l'ne Li:LI; _held a Conned
yesterday, which sat horn one o'clo. k till five. •
Letters from Prussia state, that the affair of 114.
de Massenbach takes amore fivourahle turn tbass
was expected, and that probable be
shortly recover his liberty.

It is Said that, a Northern Court continues to
adopt steps to induce all
rthe Cabinets of the
great rowers Of Europe to unite In (,:'rder totally
to suppress the• piracies of- the Barbary States..
It is reported that tire Austrian Cabinet intends
to form a new kingdom, consisting of the Princi.
pality of Salzbourg, the new acquisitions of An-:
stria on the Ems, the Innviertel, &c. This king..
dom will form part of the Germanic Contedera.

There was no public sitting of the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, or the preceding day. It is
said there will be one on, Fri,:ay, at which the
project, respecting the recruitment of the army,
will be communicated.

VIINNA, Nov. 14 —The results of pe'ace be. •
come more and more consolidated 41 the Ails:limn
Monarchy. This is proved by a new ordonnirnetr
tonaed on the principle that. the
,peace cannot
beidisturbed, because the most amicable relationi
subsist between all the Powers, and which permits
the free export of cannon, muskets, sabres, gun.
powder, shot, and other stores. The same ten.
-dency is remarked with regard to our, military
establishment.. The . Army. of .the Line is to be
•till further considerably reduced, as SOW) as the
Bourgeois Militia of the ;onus is iumplettly nr-
ranized. According to' the nen 'arrangement, every
man from the age of 20 IG 45 is to become a.
.Bourgeois sol ,ier. This force is to be divided
into several classes. :Tne.iiist class, from the age ,
of 20 to 25, are to be conscripts, and in case of
nor are io be incoiporated in the regiments of

the hneot their cantons. The second class, bora-
-25, t 0,35, ate to twin the Landwelir, and are to.
go out on service, in case of the Austrian terri.
lodes being threa►ened by all enemy. The third
class, iron► 35 to 45, are to be sedentary soldiers
for interior service, in their respective COM.

mimes. Thus the principles will be adopted
amongst us, that the safety of the Monarch and,.
the State essentially rests upon ttie nation.
NAPLES, Nov. 10.—There has been discovered

in Ponipeia a very curious monument, uhich has
been conveyed to the Miss& Bout bon ; it coo. ,
tains, together with .several inscriptions, the mo-
dels of different measures of wcight and capacity,
in use amongst the Romeo', 's ie. the modius, the
semi•monius,.ihe amplisra, the cough's, the he..
the libra, and the quartanus. • Abe learned
antiquary Romanelli, to whom is orwing t his valu,
able discovery, supposes that these. measni es were
brought to Yomp,:ta by time. Roman colony, which
was sent thither in.the reign of Augustus.
RomE, Nov. B.—The Dowager IVlargravinC
ut Anspach is arrived here. She has purchased
the villa Ridolfi.

FLANDERS. MAIL. -

A Flanders mail arrived last night, of which the

following are extracts':—
" BRUSSELS, Noy. is said that their
llighnessus the Prince and Princess of Orange will
very shottly leave this city to go to the Hague.
.41 HANOVER, NOV. 14.--.—His Royal Highness,
the Duke of Cambridge was on the evening of the
10th at an assembly at his Excellency's the Mi.:.
ulster Von Decken, when he received the rinex
limed news of the death of her Royal Highness
the Princess Charlotte. This melancholy event
has thrown the whole hiogdom into consterna-
tion. The theatres and conceit-room are shut,
and public amusements 'prohibited till further. or-
ders ; the Court and all the civil and military air-
thorities have put on mourning. It is believed
that the Duke of Cambridge will very sooti go to
England.
VIENNA. Nov. 13.—Their Majesties did not
return yesterday, at was expected; rind it is said
letters froni Gratz have announced, that they will
not be here before the 19th.

" There is a report that it is proposed in our
Cabinet. to form a new kingdom, composed of the
r.rincipality of Salzburg, of the new acquisition)
of Austria on the Ens, of the Inviertel, &c. This
new kingdom would form a part of the German
Confederation.
" His Majesty has just secured a very comfort-
able competency to an invalid of his army ; be
is 115 years of age, and has been i❑ the service
82 yea's.
INSPRUCK, Nov. 2.—A new bull of the Pope
is expected io be shortly published, relative to the
determination of I,ontiers of the new dioceses
of the kingdom of Lotnittardy and Venice. The
Negociations net ween the Courts of -Vienna and
Rome are nearly terminated ; at least, it is cer-
tain. that the principal points are regulated.
" Prince Katiniiz will not leave Rome till the
final arrangement is concluded."

The PrinEeSS CHARLoTTE with Prince LEOPOLD
were in the habit of distributing Bibles to the
poor in the neighbouring villages. On one occa-
sion they went into'n poor cottage, when The
Princess observed a B ble in a very tattered ton.
dition, she immediately sent a new one, in which
she wrote with her own hand, 4! When you read
remetuber CHARLOTTS.

From the LONDON G \ZETTE, Nov. 29.

bw Iris Royal flightless tilt Pfince cf Wm...P.s, Re-
gent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
relaitil;l4:4-11c,,na me -and -ott tilt. behalf of his

A PROCLAMATION.

GEORGIt, P. It

Whe,e4 .the l'ziyhaintrit "stand prorogued to.
Tuesuay the h day of Decewhet-next,
the pante a,•it on uhe behalf of his M,..j._!sty, and by
and-Wit', the advice of. his Al.i.jety's Privy Conn-.
hereny puhlio and de,cktre, that the said
Par.lithent .shall be lurth-:tr prorogued on the
said pith day ot De,rernber to Tuesday, the
27th day of January next and Nv e have given
orde- to, r.e Lord 1-1 i 'ii Chancellor of that p,n;
the'lJuilted Kingd4un Of Great Britain and lrelai:d
catteif Great Micah', to prepare a Con 'nission for
protogbing the 'same accordingly. And we du
further hereby, in the name and' on the behalf of
his Majesty, and hy'and with the advice aforesaid,
publish and declare, that the said Parliament shall,
on the'27th day of January next, be held and sit
forthe dispatch of divers urgent and important
affairs.: And the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
and the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, and
the Commissioners for Shires and Bui•glis of the
House of Commons, are hereby required and
commanded to gi've't heir attenthince accordingly,
at
,Westminster, on the said 27th day of January

Given at the Court at Brighton, the 27th day of Novethber,
. tally in the s&th year of his Majesty's feign.
GOD save the KING.

'3y his, Royal. Highness the
,Plinee of WALES,
Regent of the. United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, in the name and on the behalf of
his Majesty.
A PROCLAMATION,
Prohibiting kis Majesty's natural-born Subjects from serving
or milistiog, or e,tering.thenisclves to serve in the Military
rovers or Ships of War, taiicd or set forth by the Persons
exercising or assuming to exercise the Powers of Guvetn-
ni9t ill certain Provinces and Parts of Provinces in Spanish
• Athertca, or the Military Forces of his Catholic Majesty
iroployed in Spanish Atuvrica, or in his said Majcsty'sShips
of War.
- GEORGE, P. R.

'Whereas these unhappily subsists a state of war.
fare between his Calhoiic Majesty and divers •Pro-
Ninces or parts of provinces io Spanish America
and whereas it has been re,--• seated to ;is, that
many of our subjects have, without our leave or
licence, enlisted or entered themselves to serve
in the military forces or ships of war raised or
set forth, or intended to be raised or set forth,
by the persons exercising or assuming to
exercise the powers of Government -in' such
provinces or pal t of provinces, and that divers
otiiersof•otir subjects are about in like manner to
enter. and enlist themselves and whereas such
pitaetices are highly prejudicial to and tend to en-
danger the .peace and welfare of our Crown and
Thotniriions; we do therefore. hereby, by and with
the advice of our Privy Council, strictly-charge and
command all and eve; y of our natural,born subjects
of what degree or quality soever, not to serve in
asy such military forces or ships of war as' afore-
said, and not to enlist or enter themselves to
serve therein, and not to go beyond the sea., or
einbark, itr-order to serve, or wit!; intent to enter,
or enlist thmselves to.serve in such military forces
or ships of war : and it is at the same time our
liMtal, will and pleasure, and we do, by and with
the advice aforesaid; hereby also strictly charge
Arid command all .and every of our said subjects
nbt to servs, or enlist, or enter themselves to serve
in any of the military forces or 'ships of war raised
or set forth, or to be -raised or set forth, by
iris Catholic Majesty, and not to go beyond
the seas, or embark, in order, or to the intent
to serve, or enter, or enlist themselves to serve
itt such military forces or ships of war. •It
is nevertheless our Royal will and pleasure,
that nothing herein contained, shall be deemed or
taken to prohibit any of our subjects, who are en-
kag •d at the time of the date of this our Pro-
chi nation, in serving in the military forces of his
C “holic Majesty, when employed in Spanish
A nerica : and we do hereby, by and with the
a tyke aforesaid, strictly require all our said sub-
ie.:is duly to conform to all commands herein con-
Ctined, under pin of our highest displeasure, and
the utmost forfeitures, penalties, and punishments,
to which by law they will otherwise be liable,
Given at oar Co in at Brighton, the 27th day of November,
• 1817, in the 59th year of (nu reign.
GOD save the KING.

[This Gazette also, aimounces, that James Colqubonn, Esq.
of St..lisines's-place, has been appointed Consul General in
Great Britain fur the Free i-lan•vatic Reputitics of Haar-
bur4ll, Breawn, and Lubec. Likewise, teat the Rev. John
ilaviion has been presented to the Vicarage of Starecton, Lin-
colnshire, vice the, Geo. ; an:l the Rev. Thomas
Fawcett, to the Rectory of Norton Davie, Northamptuaskite,
vice the late'Rev. ii. I;cauciedi.]

TO CORRESPONDENTS:
We mest. decline :in Letters frum C. W. at Brighton.

THEATRICAL REGISTER,.
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Performed on Saturday Nght.
THEATRE ROYAL, Datuf-LixE.-Love in a Vitia7.e: Young
Meadows?, by-'a •Yonit; Gentleman; Rosetta., Mnis Byrne.
After which, 'file Falls of Clyde.
TIJEATItE itoYM„ CovENT-GaRriF.N.--The Cabinet: Prince
Orlando, Mr. liriiharn; Fluretta, Miss Steriens. After
Tin! linsian Festival. To which was added, Tho
rather and Children.