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London, England, 1816-09-06 00:00:00

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Bureaux.

VIIENCH PAPERS,,
[RECEIVED \THIS MORNING.]

'VACCINATION.

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'iats,/ Sr''.p 3.—A foreign Gaiette contains
'the following details of the prograss of Vaccine-
lion in different parts of the globe
" The English Ambassador at the. Cnnrt of Is-
'Dalian announces that the presumptive lltir of
'the Crown, m1(050 personsof hk.atiite, have
been vaccinated with matter brought front 1.0-
, rope, and that in the city of Teheran this,salti-
tary pfactice increases every day.
" Dr. SCott has vaccinated 40,300 perqonc
upon the coast of 'Coromandel, and this operation
has perfectly succeeded upon all the subjects.
" The Negtoes alone present some enomalies,
"daub ara attributed to the constitution of their
skin,. and-wlkich sometimes occasions the Opera—
lion to be repeated five times."
The Ring 'of the„NetherlAtuls has permitter)
. several Belgian Oe.:ers who have obtained the
'Cross of the Legion of Honour to. wear its deco-

ration.
!1. Joseph de Podmanicslti, chamberlain'. of the
Dmperor of A (Istria, ad Baron de Puffendat f, Co tut -
sellnrs of his Imperial Majesty, have just arrived at
'Paris, as Commissioners for arbitrating on the
part of Austri•+ with the Commission of. the
Finances established at Paris.
We read in all the London Sournals that an

Englishman was killed with a bayonet by a Na:.
'timid Guard, on one of the Boulevatts of Paris.
This news, altogether without foundation, prove&,
that the English Journals have very faithless
Correspondents at Paris.

General Delahnrde in congerinenet of an error

in the indictment, by which his name WAS spelt
• Laborde instead of !Mahonle, was acquitted after
a deliberation of an hour and a half.
'lt is said that General Claozel, absent, will be
tiied on Monday next.

We rear!' in the .1 fiches de Marseilles, Ang. 26,
the following detaili, transmitted to the Clrimber
of Commerce of ibis city, by the Connt (lc
:Missiessy, Commander of the Royal AlLtrii,.e at
TonftilN

" I am informed by a letter from Algiers, of
the 27th of, July last, that several Pirates. cruise
in the Mediterranean under a black fl awl
ammit the, greatest ravages. I art► assured that
they havealready taken several ships, whose crews
they-have massacred.
Several of the King's ships are. now cruising
.for the protection -of our commerce. ang-
.
mut the number as soon as possible, and shall
direct them upon those coasts where the merchant
ships can be attacked by these pirates."
The Amsterdam Gazette says; that a respectable
• old ,man, a gardener at Dobberdam, cites as
.a re-
- markable thing, that among the storks who have
returned a second time this year; one of the►tt bus
laid again, ‘vhich according to the testimony of
the most aged persons, generally denotes a fine

MADRID, AV G. 22.-7'oll the 4th of this month
several. Bishops appointl to I.)io*ceses in different
hurts ofAtnerica were cooseerated.at the Chureli
of Mercy in this city. The assemblage to *fitness
this ceremony was very brilliant.
The Minister ut the Finance; is occupied with
regulating the tariln, and cn;tonis, tot the whole
.01 Spain, - By a circular of the Council Royal,'
dated the 19th olthis month, the Junta is ordered
to take charge of the important labour of exa-
twining the inteudants, consuls, anti even private
perinus, in order •to know the state:of our agri-
culture, manufactures, and commerce. This pre-.

liminary and indispensable operation cannot be

sJon terminated, and the wants of the public tree-
sure admit of no delay. The Ministers meet every
day, end the greatest activity reigns in the

STUTTGARD, Ava. 27.—His Royal Ilighnesi
The Doke of Kent is expected here sOOO he in-
tends passing a few. days with the Queen
,of Wur..
temherg, his Sister.
The King has given a private audience to Mr.
Brook Taylor, Envoy of England, who presented
lettersin his Majesty. notifying the marririge of
the Princess Mary of ogland with the Doke of
Clooceider.

Vasirce, Auo. 16.—We rare assured that the
r,iiiperor of Austria has ordered all
,places of des
few:e in balmatia, Styria, awl the New Kingdom
of Illyria to be put in the best state. It is thought
that Austria intends being prepererragainst what.
ever powers may attack or trouble her in her
possessions. Our commerce :is very languishing,-
:ha city of Trieste is the only.one that dues any
thiog, it is greatly favoured by Government.
DAimitlitti troop's, are expected to relieve the

girriioll.
Tile police are very active and principally inspects
the con.inct of the military in retreat, who have

much difficulty in ottaiiiing rierni'hsion to reside
here.

18.—Mehatried ,
loCOor arriied at. this port in a Sar"-•
dintats •shtp.• lle hp; gime, on to Rome. Them.
.are several repe-rts;ctint eniing this personage,who,
it scents, served in Egypt at the time of the French
Expedition .o.ing—to the Holy Father
chared: with a mission 'from the'Bey of Timis.
They also say he is in the service of the Emperor
of Morocco, and' is sent by this; SoVerei"gtt to
the Pope. Ile, will confer at Rome with the fo-
reign Ambassadors. his suite is composed of
three persons, who chew him much consideration.
IL has, seen the, Governor, who gave hint an escort;
for his jounrney. Mehawed
.seems to be about:
years of age, low of stature, but an agreeabler
fignre. lie spelks a sort of Italian, whieh:
easily understood. We shall see what kind of part:
this diplomatist will act upon the political scene. •
GcNo.t, Auc. '4.—News from Curlo announce,:
that, thanks to 40 days observation, the stre!ght
of Lestina Iran been preserved front the
and the line of troops in consequence has been or-
dered to retire, and the communication re estit-'
Wished in the island. G.reat praises are due to.
,Major-General Philips, and other English mili-
tary there, who by there zeal haVe 54ceqIlle
habizants.

noMa, Ati0.17,--On the Ist current a Treaty,
was concluded between 43 Holiness and the King;
of Naples, by which criminals . and denellefS Of
the two.Statesaredeprived of every asylutn..
AuG'll.—On.the 7113 of 'this
at four in the afternoon, a violent shock was Mu
about the environs of Mount .Vcsuvins, and which
presaged a-new eruption. • In etl''ct, a little time!,
aftt+r two torrents of flame were seen issuing from;
the month of the Volca'rio; and directing their:
course, one towards Mauro, and the •othervto,
Catnahloll. happily 'the'eruption ceased • aulhej
commencement of night,: without hus,inr, de-
,
vastated the •neighbotiting-cOuntry., On, .the
M. William Pinkncy 'presented his credentials to
Iris Majesty, in quality ofTlenipotentiary Arlinitter
of the United States, of •Ameriett, for a sinciat
Mission. He will afterwards oo to.St.'Peteri-'
bartsh.
FRENCH FUNDS.
per Cents.
lsauk
Actions.
.1070

[RECEIVED THIS '

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SWITZPRLAND, Alto, 23.—tn the Sittings of
August 19 the President of the Diet, in the name
of the cantons.of Zlrich.alid.Byrue, cuimuuidearecl
the happy success of the negOehatjons .opened tit.
Loudon in their name, on the subject of the li
quidation of the sums pliced in England, the 'ac,
cumulated interest of WhiCh'is to serve to abolish
the Swiss Debt. It appears, that after vatiouS
difficulties Mr. De Huller, the ChargiS d'AiTairs of

these Governments, succeeded without a law-snit
.
in getting the seipteitratiou taken off, under which
the,.interetA,as %yell #ts .the Otesatrinds
'had been laid; both in the Bank and ihe'South
.Sett Stuck. The last, Ohst:telti 'to the
,livtiatition
•
being thus removed, nothing can prevent the full
exectition.of the Decree passtid by the Diet imt
*year, and the two eantons Of Zuri,:h and Berne
will doubtless soon apnwsnee,, by a Circular Let-
ter to•the Cantonal. Governments, to whom
creditiirs 'are to apply for the first dividend of tit;
Uelntic Debt which is assi,t...;ned

The; fall of. the Rhine continues to excite admi
ratio'', and to present a most magnificent steiie:
The:belglirof the river ivat-','SelialbauSen
quill to that in 1;70, wi,en people traversed in
bouts :the plain of Rorschach. In Appetizel the
mountains '.nre 'still covered with snow, at the
Sante season when theiloi:ks usually cover the rich
stinntleT, pastures. At Geneva the waters of the
Lake and of the Rhone have risen still., snore.
They have not been so high for these 50 years;
,
On the 21st they Were scveil (ett, anti a half aLIOII3
the level of low water,

The three Lakes of Nenchatel, ATorat, and
Bienne, are ennfonndell into one. In several
places the waters have risen to truer 8 to 11. feet
above their ordinary level. Fifteen or sixieed
thousand acres of lurid have been inundated, and
their produce destroyed for this yeay. In the
!-Cornruurie of,Julas the waters bare covered above
'three fourths of the best hind in cultivation, and
shone half in that of ChaiurTon.—The :dantsgeB
-done in Cirlier at:d Nidatt :are atready.estitnated
at abov,e 160,000 frankS of SWitzerlaptl,' and if
we collect the'Sinall iiiinitler of data resulting from
the official reports, it will be easy-to lodge of the
extent of the evil.

SAXONY, Auo. 22.,Sinee the return of the
King the works- of the fortress of- Koenig stein
have been carrying on with activity and without
interruption; stud none but those who ere etn.
'dove(' have permission to enter it.
rt he King intends this month to visit our moan•
tainS, known undcr the pante of Suiou StVitzer•

hool) preparations are making fur the journey,
and labourers are employed in rendering several
of the defiles of these mountains passable.
27.---The base pi* -
ed a long Decree concerning -the progress 01.
the negociatiOus which have hitherto taken place,
to give a constitution to the kingdokl, addressed
to the priiicipatauthorillei, and' dated august
1816. The object of this document is to rectify
the false ideas entertained upon the subject- by
most of his Majesty's Subjects, which are spread
and maintained even by the Bailiffs and Chiefs of
Communes, and to put an end to the distrust thus
excited respecting, the actions .of his. Majesty,
whirls are dictated by the purest and mott-benc-
tievu,t - - -"-
VIIANKFORT;) AUG. 29.--His' Excellency Baron;
Stein i,s now- in •%Irestphalia, where be has male
the acquisition of the convent of Kappelbetglq,
elschange with Prussia.

FLANDERS MAIL,
DILCGIVED LAST NIGHT.)

Ilitussrts,nAuo. 30.—A letter from the Hague
informs us, that by the new Tarif of Custom-
house duties, lehich is•now nearly completed, the
import duties on articles of foreign mannfacture
will be fixed sufficiently high to give the advantage
of competition to our own nranufactures, particu-
larly cottons, as Well Taw, as white or printed, or
thread,and.,cotton, or catione4:es, &c. It is hoped.
that India cottons, which pay in England GO or
70 per cent. as a duty on consumption, will here
have au import duty laid on theta double that of
others l this would be a very wise measure. One
cannot ren6ler too, expensive the consumption of
articles manufactUred in countries with .md-, an
exchange can be established,' and the prodncrons
of which, when imported among us, are detri-
mental' to our own.
The Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Kent
are at this inonient at 131ussels, where there arriv-
ed yesterday an illustrious stranger, who travels
incognitO, undt.r.the aline of the Count of Mars-
field, he put up at Wellington Hotel. It is oh-
served MI the occasion there are three King's.
sons here.

MENnt AUG. 25.—1 n filt LUC our garrison will:
be wholiy composed of troops .of the same nation;
and every thing leads us to believe that it will be
the SMIle With Isll the fortresses of the German
Confederation. rWe had too Much reason far
alarm SORIA: :days ago, for the Sovereigns not.to
torn their attention to the inconveniencies of a
mixture of troops, though'we enjoy the completes(
trallquillity, and harmony is re-established among
the: crOopi,. whose discipline is remarkably excel-
lent.

lizttiss.ecs,, ivc and vigorous mea-
sures had been prepared to repress the disorders
committed in our environs. The Captain of the
MareelUnts4:!o collected above 400 men, as well
troops of theiltie as Marechausee, and ordered
hem to traverse the whole Forest of Soigneea---
They crossed the Forest in .various directions,
and all met.with admirable precision at the cell-
:11 point of IVaterloo, loringing with. them front
4J to 50 prisoners, who were, found ,on the roads
and in tile woosis, in contravention of the laws
some. were set at liberty, and the others delivered
to the competent- Anthorities. .The amended law
concerning the
.;ntlirect Taxes bas been passed in:`
the. Second Chamber, of the. States General. i 1
seems that it has been judged necessary to 'citlcti
late the Dew ItylireCtifiCtet 04)011 a-supposed prb
duce of:18,000,000, of Dutch florins.
While the States-General are discussing the le-
gality or illegality of the arrest of Simon, the
French refugee, they write from Metz,, says the
Journal of. 'Strasburg, that this Oh famous. Simon
has been delivered up by the Priissians to the
French. Atithorities; We learn that the calum-
nies and indecentitersonalities cthicii tinricb every
number of the ." Nein Jatme,"- have•just gireti
rise, as might he'expeeted, to evert tiers, whict)
behlng to the juiisiliction of the Correctional
Police, and the more as these scenes'have passed
in.the Park-itself, and in the Coffee-houses.

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HAGIin_AUG. 30.—The King has signed at the
Loo'on 21it,"a Decree, establishing the unifor-
mity of weights and measures .according to the
new law.

BRUSSELS, AUG. 31.—p-The persons who signed
a request, addressed to his Majesty, to be autho-
rised to, form an association, destined to perpe-
tuate. Cele memory of the glorious day of June 18,
181.5, imve received a moat gracious answer highly
approving of the patriotic. intention.

Pouentt'S MRMOIRS.-1.1!C Park Papers have
npt pub.iisheit the Letter of Foucnit to the Duke
of liret.t.ttiorou, but they have published. some
obscreations upon it from the Frankfort Journal,
.01 which Ike following is thiconclusion We
shall not dwell on the Duke of OTRANTO'S saying
in this 'Litter that he has honoured his lilt. Let
him. reflect profoundly on the ten first years .of his
revolutionary career, and:then he will feel that-he
ought no longer to. occupy the attention of Europe
with. his concerns ; for there are crimes for %%466:
the greatest talents can neither procure oblivion.
nor pardon ; and let the Duke of Orna.scroalways
recollect. AL VOunne,"

. .
MILITARY COLLBOB AT Sartpricarr.--Monday
their Royal highnesses the Duke, DuclieSs, and
Princess SOPRIA .of GLOUCESTER, honoured the
Royal Military-College at Sandhurst, Berks, with
their presence, where they were received 1;y: the'
Governor, Sir ALIMANDER Hors, Sir HOWARD
DOUGLAS, and CoIotieIi.M`DERMOTIME! BUTLER.
The -Royal Visitors inspected the Chapel, -Com-
ntittec-room, Dormitories, Hallso Study,
Model-
room, Dining-rooms, and Armouries, dined with
Sir-ALExabroca and Lady flovr, and returned to
133gshot-parkin the evening,