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TRENCH PAPERS,.
(REtEIVED THIS MORNING.)

rUtV4, APRIL 22.—Workmen have been em-
ployed for some days in constructing the found►i-
tion of the mon►►ment which is to he erected to
the n►emory of Louis XVI. on the Place dt
Vi et oires

Registers have been opened for some, days at
Nantes, in oilier to give an opportunity to all
classes, by putting tlieir signature, to express the
Mirror they feel At the events of the list of Sa-
nitary, and their respect for Louis the Martyr.—
The fiat and second-companies of the Ist hatta,
lion of the National Guard were there yesterday.
• Pwreasuutton, MAttott 27.—The Prince and
Princess Royal of orange will leave this capital
op the Ist of June for Berlin ; from whence they
continue their route by Frankfort to the Low
Countries. ,

FIIANKPORT, Aram 17.--Count Cottorp has
144 t Angsburg for Leipsic.
RomE, APRIL {O.—Otir ; a.,a.rs with France are
concluded. IVe are assured, Ihat if any Religions
Orders are established in that kingdom it is %shit
essential modifications on several points, and such
as must prevent every one (rain doubting their
utility.

BASE}?, APRTL 10.—On the evening of the sth R
horrible design was discovered of setting fire to
the hospital of this town. Matches and other
combustibles were already disposed for the execu-
tion of this horrible attempt.

FLANDERS MAIL
(RECEIVPM THIS MORNING.)

BRUSBILII, APRIL 20.—The Duke of Welling-
ton arrived yesterday in this city, coming from
liiy head-quarters at Cambray: The Noble Lord put
up at the Hotel de Belle Vue, and depArted tgaio
at seven o'clock in the evening to proceed to the
Hague. His Lank!tip's carriage, drawn 11‘,, six
horses, was follc►ued by only one coach and four,
travelling with the greatest !paste.
They write from MuMansell as follows :
" Our police has received great reinforcements ;
this measure has appeared necessary to prevent
troubles. We are afters witnesses of disagreeable
events, but they are attended with no cottseouences.
The armed force begins by inflicting the bastenado
on the seditious, who are then delivered up to the
civil authorities. The Austrian garrison occupies
the buildings of an abandoned manufactory."
BaussrLs, Aram 21,—The Duke of Welling-
ton, after a very short stay at the Hague, will
embark in gone port of Holland to go to Eng-
land. It is affirmed that he will return to France
immediately after the marriage.of the Princess
Charlotte. All the Officers of the Staff who ac-
companied his Grace to Cambray have remained
there.

WHICH, APRIL 6.—flavarian Commissioners
are gone to Salzburg, to deliver up that city as
well as the Innviertel, to Austria. The Prince
Royal of BAvaria, who had fixed his residence at
Sahzburg, will now reside at Aschaffenburg, to
which place his effects have just been removed.
MtLAN, APRIL 7.—They say that it is decided

that there shall be et Venice and in the porta of
' Dalmatia a squadron of 10 frigates, 20 brigs, and
50 gun-boats ; the crews will be composed of ll-
lyrians, Dalmatians, anti Ragusens : they are io-
trepid seamen, and may become very skilful when
schools are established among them to teach the

the,,ry of navigation.
FRANKFORT, Aram 17.—According to the ar-
rangement concluded between Austria and Ba-
varia, the Court of Munich is to take possession,
on the Ist of May nextt of that part of the left
bank of the Rhine which belongs to Austria, and
the Bavarian troops arc to take the place of the
Austrian garrison in the fortress or Landau.

Rhenish Mercury : his Majesty has Also acquainted
me that -his Ministry are at present busy upon
Law with regard to the Freedom of tl►e Press,
which at, for the future, reconcile the jarring
claims of' ptiblic opinion, and the. welfare of the
State ; and, while he expresses his disapprobation
of the licence which has been hitherto exercised,
he has made it my otpress ditty, in the mean time
especially, to keep in check the .newspapers and
journals. 1 have therefore to request, that the
Censors in your respective districts will double
their vigilance over all gazettes and political jour-
nals which appear tl►ere, so that no passaggl may
appear in which injurions atta'•ks are math: on
any foreign. Government, or incoMpeten: criti-
cisms on the transactions of our own, Or upon
circumstances of our Own political economy, or
our external relations."

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1 Dublin, 2 Waterford. Du —1 Lisbon, I flulland,
1 Gottenlwrgh,

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