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LONDON,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1816.

The Paris Papers to the 13th have arrived this
morning, but do not furnish any important Wel.,
ligence.
Foucua, has, it seems, relinquished his design
of visiting Carlsbad. General DROUET hai been
condemned to death, but is among the fugitives
who felt that their crimes were beyond forgive*
ness by any Government which did not extend Its
sway over Crocodiles and Hyenas. The 0111''
LALLEMM(D3 are next for trial, and have alio•Od.j:
sconded.
The report of a misunderstanding between,
Denmark and Sweden is copied into these Papers..,
and another rumour connected
Keith the latter
Country is circulated in a coquettish way by lb.:. 7,
Journal de Paris. It says, that a Dantzig tetter.:
mentions the appointment'by the Emperor AL X''
O
ANDER of the Sou of the Ex-King to be GO",
nor of Finland, and half contradicts its .014'
story by adding that the Hamburg:it letters do poi
sanction the fact.

~,

The PRINCS REGENT left Town to•t3al for
i 0
Hampton, in order to inspect his stud. fie '3
yisit her MAJESTY to-morrow at pnore, 0
to sleep at his Cottage in the neighboarhood,
where his Royal Highness will remain for two or
three days.

The continued indisposition of the Prince.
CHARLOTTE, though her Royal Highness iS SOn3"
what better than she was, is, we are assured, t"
only reason of her not participating in any of 148
late Court Entertainments.

" We are assured," says a Morning Paper*
Lt
'r there is no intention of assembling Pgr!"''''mt
till after Christmas."—We should have °
04'1-
there was no need' for such ai}aSSUrtin" a.fte:
the declaration of ?•iinisters, at the close of *1 i -
Session, that Parliament would not be re4l7;
bled till January. No person ever etlrrt'se
would. be called together Merely because ' t--
4.
faction* where raise. a chinitior, and then see°
to believe there is some foundation' of truth 14?
the echoes of their own ravings.

The Abbe VINSON'S Work is entitled' " Le Cow
corttat Explique au Rot." in which he calls- tb7
who framed the 13th Article of the Contuld" us
}BOl, and the 9th Article of tl,e Constitutionor
Charter 'of 1814, " Robbers, sacrilegious IP°'
liators, impenitent transgressors of every iliY:us
law," &c.'; and " menaces with etersaldarnoa"
the laity who detain the domains alienated 11
the Clergy since 1;91." The Abu, is to be trie
with closed doors, according to the 64tit ArLic.i"
°
of the Charter, which sanctions that mode of
cedure when publicity would be atteutled Writ
consequences.

" A Correspondent has suggested the raPrlelli,
of instantly taking off the duties on Staffordlit
Coal brought to London. poor
employment, and the
Staffordshire would thus, be observes, be
poor nrtizans ofwould obtain their winter's firing (a most neces
sary article of life) at about jos. instead of 41%or
St. per chaldroa. Any reasonable inde"ltlit;
might be awarded to the Newcastle Coal-011eirl
and the City of London for any loss theY
thereby sustain."
So this is the object of all the outcry about
to
dfstress in Staffordshire. It is to be made
ground for partial legislation: the most
chievous, useless, and endless of all the (1014 i:
remedies proposed in these quacking
reliEt
the public pressure. Government is to be earr'll
on at no expense, and yet so contradictory
tp
our political Charlatans that-they expect the
Government to have a fond for every rant,
haat
plaister for every sore ! Our system is °
the
too complicated, and it is time to give uP
re
foolish notion of doing a general good, by -:f
nee v
lieving one place or one interest at the expo
another. We do not [Wean to t to
siderable suffering may have been felt by P
be
lion of the lower orders in Staffordshire; but t
Plated 6114
yin which it has lately beon exagg-:- cost
protruded is but a succedaneum. for the
question that ceoar:

effect is to take ttii part.out of tire tolumon cir-
tie, andout'of its proper place. Dotiliciliary Visits
are paidto all the poor hovels in the iteigkbaurhood
.4,f certain patriotic persons, and highly colotired
descriptions of the misery of their inhabitant's are
given, as it privation were 'peculiar t'O the poen. of
Staffordshire) and there were no wretchedness out
of that -county. Let our Philatitifrotist's look
about them, and be more just by being less
Collar in the expenditure of their butuitnity.-;:-
Every portion 'of the Empire has its portidh
of suffering, and has had at all tittles past, aria
will have at all times to come, unless Mr. OWRN
of Lanark's plan can be rettlitcd, its share nithe
`Common lot of mankind,. What we say then is
'but to discourage the relief of the needy in Staf-
i'orclshire, but to encourage the relief of the Suf-
ferers every where. To substitute equaliq fAr
partiality of charity, and instead of heavy shower's
of benevolence 'On spots of the earth, to procure
a gedtle, refreshing, and diffused rain to fall over.the whole.

In this point of `view we lament gurinability to
commend the lahcitirs of the London Subcription.
'hirty thousand• pounds is a paltry 4tim to bate
been raised within so long It period and on such
tat occasion. Had it been palled With the came
Zeal the German fund was pushed by 3, __CKERNINN
We are convinced it would have newly doubled its
present amount.

Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held, by snot.
'props, at the Foreign Office, which was atteuded
by all the Miuisters who are in Lonthin ; they sat
from one o'clock- till past four. At the breaking
up of the Council, the Earl of LIVERPOOL. left
*own for his seat at Combe-wood. Viscount, SID-
VOUTH left town for Richmondlark, •
Coma MUNTRR and Prince CASTRLCtCALA 1110
audiences yesterday of the YRINCR REGENT at
Carlton,house:
The Funds recovered upwards of 1 per cent.
•?esterday from the artificial depreciation which
they had•experieneed on the two precediog days.
Late on Tuesday night Mr. PooLae, .the Ales-
tenger, was serif with dispatches from, 'Viscount
CAsrLEREAGIVS Othce AU Sir CHARLR3 STUART.
at Park.
We have reason to know, that 'not ontsthave
the French contributions been regularly paid on
the very day on which each instalment became
Aire, but that there is actually a considerable sum
in the military diem at Paris, arising from this
saitirce, beyond the immediate wants of the service,
Cctleva„ Ave. 2 ....Among the Engliih of note,
lately•orrived here are distinguished Lord MIN ro,
Lady.gatostesettalf, and Lady BayetEaama(m..-.,
(Qtgxre.)
The Paris Papers give the Princess Of Matte a
tbainberlain of the name of Hell! and stite' that
Hell is going to IL R. H. This' is realty too bail.
*Extract of a letter from Paris, Aug. 10.7—" In
one part of die Duke of OTRANTO'Sfamoos letter
to the Duke of %I/ELLINGTON (which is more dun-
germ's from the Mire of moderation which seems
characterise it) it is asserted that lOtinuity is
614 a political local law, well adopted to prevent
subversions, but annulled by conquest or a state of.
The. author continues—BOO:o4MM would
Lave lost his throne whether a legitimate Sove.
reign or not, because the interest of Europe hit-
perionaly required it." *
The LORD MAYOR has apriointed Wednesday
text, the 21it inst. for a Common Hall, oft the
Subject Of the present state of the nation.
The paper which first mentioned that Sir Evita
Coscerst hail accepted the Chiltern Hundreds has
er'illtadieted that statement upon authority, its
totally void of foundation.
The trial of Lord COcatiaNr, at Guildford, for
treakingoiit of the King's Bench prisnu, is nn-
det•stootl to he fixed for Saturday.—(Mora..Paper.)
Miss O'Nefae is performing both in tragedy and
comedy during tier twelve niulit's engagement tit
kliohurgh, e,
tiA great settiation was experienced in Penrith
ering the last week, in consequence of the firm
ISARTIIOI.OkBW SMITE! 'and .Co. suspending
their Payments....-(Seotch Paper.)
, Colonti Caution?, of Blenkinsopp castle, hats
Oesented to the Antiquarian Society :6f
Newcastle a Tablet of free-stone, bearing auiii.
11eriplioa to Ceres, in irregular iambic verses,
laird
in 4 very fine state of preservAtion. It Was lintod
2U Cuervoran, vibe Magna of the Notitia, and
one of tire 18 stationsion the line Of the' Walt.
Vaugharr,, the Police Officer, who has rende'red
himself infamous by entrapping (Oen into the
conunission of crimes, was formerly transported
from NeWcastles and upon the old but dangerous
Principle of «letting a thief to catch a thief," he
‘"a/tafterivard employed by, the Police.
The 'three Irishmen involved in the late con'spir-
7„eY did not receive absolation, its Stared, from a
t`',e,tholic priest. Ile did no &ore than explain to
trent. t hat oaths, under the eircum`statrees in which
's' Stood, were not adMissible, which the men
nut belieVe until' they heard it frofl the
.Jnouth of the priest. •
,HT.here Was a grand parade on Monday. last of
11)e troops in the Isle of Wight, who fired at
1:•!°11 a Au de joie in on admirable manner, and
Mittwitrds heartily Cheered with three times three,
•honotte of the Birth-day of their beloved ,and
itHitrinus REGENT, In the evening a large party
lituilitary mill other Uentlemen dined at Albany
11,„yn'e. Colonel MAINWARING, the Com,-
19'1414 of the garrison.
torine"hl the Non-commissioned Officers and
of the 2d regiment of Life tiliardt were
Lsl,iuit N'ensly entertained with a dinner, at their
(6.:ras, in King-street, . Portman-square, by Or-
?me Puttsce RaoeNT, end it') honour of hit
Th e" 4137. -
three saatriton 'Companies 311: immediately to Le tedueed.

AVM Ali
zl-11 .

.11iontlay evening her IWA:rt. 3T? ball a Select
party at her Palace. The DuchesS'af thoucesTait
Was of the Party. '
Yes'teydAy, soon 'alter twelve o'clock, her MA-
JaSTY, Princesses AUGUSTA Rua FAIZABETti, kit
the 4bleta'S Palace for Kew Palace, where they
were to dine. The VaINCE JtroekT 'followed
them to dinner. His 11,9yal Highness was et
pectetl to sleep at HaMptopCdort., ana to proceed
to his Cottage at Windsor this dity. The Quesm
and Princess EmiAßETti Were 'to return to the
Queen's Palace last tyight; and 'the Princess AIi-
*GUSTA, was to proceed to Windsor.
Yesterday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE and Prince
LEOPOLD paid their respect's to the PRINCE
GtiNT at Carlton-house.

Yesterday afternoon between tour and fi'•e
o'clock 'the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER
'left London fur Bagshot.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER entertained The
VICEItHANCELLOR, IMO the other Membeis of
the University of Cambridge, who waited upon
With a letter of congratulation twin the Se-
nate, with a 'sumptuous, dinner at Gloucester-
home.

'the Address front the Deaf and Dumb Institn-
,tinawas presented ro the Duchess of GLOUCESTER
was well as the Duke, and: was delivered by a
Deptitation.consisting of the whole Committee of
the Charity..
Ti*e Princess SOMA of GLOUCESTER had a
party on Tuesday evening.
tie hear thAt, • upon a survey -cif the Ordnance
Office, in Palk. tittcll, tho expeoce of pr paring it
for ttle•resideoce of Prittee.LEopot.o and Princess.
CHARLOTTE, has been Itittad so great as tti sus-
pend at least, it not to ()v• rcnure, design of
oppropriatitig it to that purpose.