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London, England, 1816-06-18 00:00:00

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The French Papers of the 14th instant are chiefly
filled with descriptions of the ceremonies to be
observed on the reception of the Duchess ot Baant
at Fontaine!)lent] And at Paris. AUORRZAII, whose
death had been several times days before an-
ticipated by the public,journals, appears cer-
tainly to have died on the I 2tli instant and it is
inthhated, that.- addition to the eir.Tts of a
dropsy. under which lte had for sonic t line labout
eel, his end ryas accelerated by vexation at the
disgrace in %nch his'eandnet- tlurittg the rehellion
hail involved Min.—The tcdlowing are extracts.:---;
" Dinteit, hefore his execntion, an inter-
view will; his wife and his children, in presence
of the vndarrnes. ''Tice night before, at eleven
o'clock, be had Setitl General DON:csontr, and
had con Versed tw,tit hint ;ill one in the morning.

During the trial,, Ptotea lus revealed some
imp rtant truths, It he is to be believed, there
was no Chief-above him, and his pecuniary means
were so insufficient, that the objects ful'aished to
the rebels at. Elheyns have not, been paid for."
An article from Corfu, dated the, 20th of March,
states, '' that a Pamphlet has been published
which has excited the most lively sensations. It
enclearoitrs to, prove, that the lonian Isles, from
their political situation, and the character' of their
inhabitants, eau never be a'free and inikpetuleta
State. The English General Campbell is named
as author, but General Maitland; by Proclama-
tion,' hits Airmolly disavowed the 'publication to'
be Engliqb, to prevent the hrealting out of trouble
in consequence," ,

" It was (says a,Mornitsg Paper) reported -yes
terdsy, won 'Change, that adviccs had beet, re-
ceived front India, that. appearances of, a hostile
nature-on the part of the.Marhattas had occasion-
ed a new Call cm the army to prepare for the field:"
—Upon this we have to state, from private letters,
that the hostile disposition of the Nlarliattas
new sytterl... The Bombay it Itas been in ac-
tivity for toitliy months, in consequence of their
deinonstratiows. Part, of this fore. has been tra-
Veffiillg, Ciateh and other provinces, in moveable
columns, to ovt,mirve the' cli,contenteiL $0,0411,
forts have bcen rrtiocetio airti .strong 111COlitreS
t:ikt:ll to pirvent the flame of war from bursting
out in (1,1.-trter.

If the hoWpentlAnce and integrity of the Bri-
tish Howie of Commons were at all problemati-
cal; if there leek the slightest foundation for the
base assertion of pretended Reformists that a
majority of more than 650 of such men *5
form the body of out Representatives, could
be corruptly subseivient to the vietva of any
Administration ; if it were possible to credit
a fact so improbable in itself, and so dis
grarefal in its imptantion, the decision of fait
right must root the suspicion out of the most
sceptical bre-ast. (in an Amendment mold by

.try." It shall he surmounted liy..a crown 'of
laurels and Cyprus."—[ilete follows the list of
the subscribers, which is alleady Very couider-
able, and increases every inoineti.t.l--( Brussels
Oracle, "June 15.)

The Paris Papers of the bare rtricheti
With tlic exception of limber long details tit the
ceremonies to be observed at the nuptials of the
Duke of 13Rittn, they contain nutting 1110 TC than

these paragraphs
" JUNE 13.—The hincess ( Conde
arrived at'Calais on the TI th front England. She
departed in the evening for,the capital.
They write from Italy, that some Austrian
regiments will garrison in the ports of the Eccle-
siastical States, in order to ,protect them against

" The Prince of Schrattenbach, Bishop of
Brunn, diet! oil the 25th of \lay, at the age of

'6 There is a long Report of the Trim of a
woman of the name of f,etlulr, for assassimiting
/11. Driacourt, who, wanting courage to pin him-
. 14cif to death, induced her by an offer of a thou-
Sand francs and other property to perform -the
dreadful act. Delaconrt, when first discovered by
his grqans, denied that she had done it, but af-
terwards confessed that this woman was the person
who teas &rtilty. She was.condemned to ten years'
solitary confinement, mid to give security of 500
francs. On hearing licr condemnation she ex-
claimed with despair, " Let tue die rather !"
" FRANKFORT, JUNO 10.—The Duke of Co.
burg has returned to leis residence at Coburg,
from a journey to Goths. Report snys that his
marriage with the Prindes's Dorotheer Louise of
• .
Sac Gotha has been'broken of).
" We are informed l'hat Negociations are•set
on fon,t with Prussia for the Bailliwick of Zie4en-
bruits, ott the confines' of the Duchy of COLairg."
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