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London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

monarchy are definitively estahlisheil,the Govirn-
►nent will convoke a General Diet of ad the Pro-
vinces, to submit to it the new Constitution of

the Kingdom.
ROME, Nov. 7.--Seseral congregations have AS-
bembled bete, under the direction of the Cardinal
Secretary of State. It is sa d that important com-
munications, have been made to them respecting
the Churches of Germany and It eland.

GALLIPOLI Nov. 4.—Several vessels have taken
refuge in this port, to avoid the pirates who
swarm in the Mediterranean, particularly in the
Sicilian waters. It is not known to what nation
they belong, hot they are not Algerines, the vessels
of that nation having received orders to return.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 16.—Count De Luton', is ar-
rived in this city with dispatches from the King
of Prussia ; he will also go to England on a mis-
sion for that Government.

STK/48MM Nov. 10.—The Duke of Cam-
hridge, who• travels under the name of Count
Diephola, arrived here this day at noon. His
Royal Highness viewed the monument of Marshal
Saxe, in the church of St Thomas. In the even-
ing he attended the concert, and to-morrow he
proposes to go by the route of Carlsruhe to
,Stuttgard.
MAottio, Nov. 9.—Our Gazette of this day
contains airorrespondence, which, besides what
we already know of the defeat of 1301kar, ex-
presses the acknowledgments of the Captain-Ge-
neral of the Caraecas to Count Vaugiraud, French
Governor of Martinique, who had enabled the
Spanish Royalists to t.,,,Ouse stores and supplies
of every kind at Martinique. These stores, it
appears, artived most opportunely at Guayra, be-
ing just at the moment when. the Royal squathon,
appeared in, the roads in want of every thing, and
reduced to a small allowance.

ViesniA,Noy.9,—This morning the discharge of
artillery announced to us the departure of our fun.-
press from St. Pollen. Tier Majesty had lodged at
the Episcopal Palace, anti after Divine Service, set
out on her journey at ha,lf past nine. The Ens-
juror had gone to the Castle of Schoenbrunn,
there to give her a public recepthin : this recep-
tion took place precisely at half past one, in the
presence of all the Imperial Flintily. A great mal.
titude of people of all ranks had assembled round
the castle: a quarter of an hour afterwards their
Majesties showed themselves Iron) n balcony, and
were saluted by lively acclamations. The Em.
press will make her entrance into Vienna to
morrow.

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-HANIIIURGI4 MAIL

ERRCEIVED THIS MORNINOI
STUTTOARD, Nov. 12 —His Majesty has issued
a long Ordinance respecting the organization of
the Ministry of State, which is to be called for
the future the Privy Council.
DAMOTADT, Nov. 14.—The Grand Duke has
issued a Proclamation, stating, that to remedy
the inconveniences arising from the various systems
of laws prevailing in various parts of the Grand
Duchy, he has resolved to have a new Code
formed for the whole state, which is to be founded
on the Civil Code of the Austrian Hereditary
States, and he hopes his toiljects may enjoy the
benefits of it in 1818.

Critint lIOGGENDfIIW, Vice•Prestthnt of the
Council of State of the Netherlands, hat retired
from office on account of ill health. lle retains
his title of Minister of State anti other honours.

SLAVE TRADIL—The question under the Apt of
Parliament. for abolishing the Slave Trailei'mak-
ing the traffic in Negroes felony, and subject to
transportation, is about to be tried. Res weeu
two and three months since, Captain Join; B.
HANNAY was taken into custody, and underwent
several private examinations at the Public Office,
Bow-street, ,charged with feloniously being con-
cerned in, buying and selling Negroes, to make
them slaves. tie teas then admitted to ball,
.Itint-
self in 10001. and two sureties in 5001. to appear
before the Privy Contscil, to be finally examined
on the tutbject. Pit the clay appointed for his
esamittistian before the Council, the Centel') did
not appear. appreiteasions were then entertained
that be had absconded ; it was, however, ascer-
'taint& that he had sailed from London in his
ship Jarnei in the Liverpool trade for that port ;
and in consequence Taunton, the flow-street
'Ol-
- was dispatched in pursuit of him. The Of.
Rear arrived in London about a week since with
-the Captain in his custody, and lodged him in
Tothill-fields Bridewell ; front which prison he
was conveyed to the Council Office on Saturday,
and underwent an examination before the Lords
'of the Council, who assembled at halt past two
`O'clock for that purpose, when his Mate and seve-
. rat of his sailors were examined against him.—
Theyproeed that he had been concerned in carry•
ing a number of negroes from Calabar in Africa.
The Captain was in consequence committed in the
evening to 'Netvgate, to take his trial for the
offence.

On Saturday last as Mr. WU . Ann. of Hing-
ham, was ploughing, be was attaeltefl by bi 3
nephew, aml so severely beaten about the head, Is
to occasion Itis death.