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London, England, 1816-10-12 00:00:00

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'Tire lith September, in consequence of a vio-
lent storm, an excavation was tooldenly formed at
the hotfoot, of a hill, between Olches ,ind Vade-
lainevort (Meuse), about 25 feet deep and 20 in
iiiiameter, which it feared is the prelude to an-
sattaer-Anore considerable one.
An indivirlualname4Qu'eitlier, accused of llSSllS-
tinali,36i Moitty-dealer in the Rue de Lycee, died
111'14 day at the Force prison, in consequence of
the wound be inflicted on himself when. he srai
apprehended.
A Petition to time Minister of Police, signed by
tl4OO i;littpiieepers of the city of Paris, complains of
the injury they AlMAin.from the numerous move-
hle stalls erected in the streets and on the bridges.
'The owners of these ptalls, they complain, sell
.Ihe SAtike artjeles with themselves,,and thus draw
a great plot of the retail trade, although` the' pay
wither rent nor taxes, but vend the refuse of the
w,treliouses, and deteiionited goods. The Pre-
feet promised that he would redress-their lawful
complaints.
.1t is well knoven, that some of the public estab-
lishments, and even streets in London are lighted
with hydrogen gas. Tbe.same mode of lighting
to he I•ied here, in the passage of the
Panorama.; arid we are assured that, thanks to
certain new prOcet,ses, the disagreeable odour dif-
'fused by the gas will entirely disappear:
Several Englishmen, Military officers and sur-
coos., formerly, prisoners Verdun, where they
married, hive returned- to that town, there to
spend the period of retirement from service.
Narrras. OCT. 3.-.-111 C ship Iris, Captain Bo-
gue') fitted out by M. Jacques Francois, lett this
port on the lit of Jan. last, and on the 13th of
May' atrited at the Isle Bourbon : it there learned
aft orilvr 1)1 the English Government, which pro-
ltibited the importation of the merehantlhe of Kit-
rope into the enmity of the Isle of France. Shortly
after it was stated at Bourbon, that the Luglish
Out ereor of the Isle of France bad issued a coi► s,.
fcr order, allowing the entrance of foreign vessels
tikatged with Earropeao goods for three months.
Hots, SP.PT. 21 ---,One hundred 'and seventy-
three auhjeets 01 the Papal States, delivered front
sl.tvJry 'at Algiers by the arms of his lititannie
Maiebty, have' afriVed its. this capital. Alessrs.
Vely, a Captain, and Aylmer, Captain of the
Severn fripte, have had the honour to be pre-
sewed to_ is Holiness, who received them with the
greatest affability, anti testified to them his grati•
tittle for the signal' service done to his• States by
time Em4lzlish forces in the Mediterranean.

tXKPORT, OCT. 3.—The second preliminary
-conference of the :Ifinisters here will take place
the. 91. h. Nothing has. transpired retTecting. the
i,tihjects discussed in the first couterepce ; but it
iS known with certainty that it terminated to the
genet al sat isfact ion.
1 isEnt4, Shp?, 20.--Vesterday his Majesty's
frigate Don Pedro arrived in this putt in 78 days
trout Rio Janeiro, having on hoard Marshal Lord
lieresford, 11.1artittts of Campo ittojor.

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FRENCH PAPERS.—(avicilnrEm Tins MORNING.)

Pants, OCT. 9.—The Duke of Wellington is
txpeted at Paris towards the end of this month.

The Duke of Kent passed through Metz on his
ray to this city, where he is expected this day:
Lord ilarrowhy, Lord President,of Jilt) Council,
had an audience of the X' ing on the 7tlf.

A complete collection of the %.viaLs published
in Europe for or ttgainst the Jesu;ts will soon be
.pnblished'ut Berlin.

IteNNES, Oct..s.—U. Moreau, brother of the
iilostriotts General of that name, chosen' by the
King as President of our Electoral College,
(Tenet! the lirstj.itting by a discourse, of which
we regret we cannot cite more than the, following
passages " The secretly interested may, without
&min, strive to divert the votes in directions‘
contrary to the wise views of the King. They csll
It) their succour their ordinary attendants, calumny,
intriAuc, perfitlious.rceriminations, remembrances
whi,ch ought to he effaced, and hopes :to which
tbey eannot" &liver theMseives up without ftmeril y.
,
Let us beware, Gentlemen, of suffering these perfi-
(lions advisers to penetrate among its. I glory in
repeating it, we have before us iptiet, abundance,
-sod happiness ; if we do not seize these benefits,
if we ikten t 4) the passions, to egotism, and am-
bition, every danger. surrounds us. it only re-
mains now for tut-to rope:st to this Assembly' the
winds that our greitt Sovereign charged me to
litru to it Go, preside over the Electoral College
ut lile-vt so order it that sitterre friends
of the King, of his fatuity, nut! of the Chatter, that
prudent, entightened,.and WO! he chosen,'"
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NArLits, Seri. mosifieeuce tins
granted a pcusion to those prisoners at Algiers
tthont tirtsllli, or age disables from sVrerVing.

Tire Ainericsn Striadron will soon leave our
costs. It it tbonglit the arrangements between
Gor Court and the United States will soon be ter.
ni:,;:a;cti. Mr. Pinckney was present at the so-
Icmbite 4) 41442 !gat. anti was itlVitCti to Vi#it the
slin:sren, ~f Foreign Affairs.

Lt 6,3 29..;--Tbe brig of Commerce

St. 5e441:i311, from Algiers, brings it)fortiti-ition
s'wz i•(33'tificAt+iliif of Algirri Hire illy rise

1;144IS ; in the city they' hibottr in-
crst,awly rtt vifdrit:g the traces of the bombard-
:neat, anti iri it hint' Sitile none of the efrcl:ts of the
expetlltfoowiii be peicri:eti. Tiot Pity COD
cinttes to vot ot,L t 1,4: !wittis of ell NtAtotiliclityecto.
Ili; eogei.w.:e hits airco4

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