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London, England, 1813-01-15 00:00:00

, NOTICE. -
li-limEer,P,buebiloilci airner
Bcolat INTINeodT
Efrsoomf
thttaiiking
of BALL,
mpg!
Pi NI, and DOYNF, of Dublin, for £lOO each, which
were robbed frcan a vrenn in that City an the 13th September.
-UMI'
;last, •:z:--Nos. 6, SA, 62, 63, 66, 67, 70, n, 82, 122, 145,1
410siatildateti the 9, hianuvy, 1812.
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FRENCH PAPERS.

The Movitenr, of the 9:11 inst. tontains the
follow-
oc,ties on a private letter, stated to have been re.
fepred from Paris, which appeared in an English paper:
EmousH PATia.—" The Emperor continues to be indisposed:
:i!: has not, on that account, ceased to employ himself in state

: Note jst in the Moniteur.—" Neither.withltunting
Ahree times a week ; marching three leagues on foot,
amidst frpst and snow : but there is ao person at Pa-
iris who does not know that the Emperor enjoys very
tood health. It is evident that this was manufactured
OR London."
E. 1014311 PA PLIll•-•-" His conferences with his Ministers, but
articutatly with the Austrian Ambassador, are very frequent."
Note 2.—" Observe, there is not at Paris either an
Austrian Ambassador or Minister."
ENGLISH PA re a.—'s There is much speculation here reipec-
tins neguciations for a General Peace."

Note 3.-0 If you wish to know the conditions of
ft—read the Duke of Bassano's letter to Lord Cas-
tlereagh:"

LAYBACH, DEC. 24.
•
The trade of Castanezza every day assumes more
cm& `vity,-.and the new route which the foresight of the
ntperor has opened to commerce, already offers the
realest advantages. Eighteen thousand bales of cot-
yton were at one time collected together in Castanezza
Rduring the month o: October last ; it was impossible
'ita? warehouse•them all—it was requisite to place part
of them in tote sq-a les which had been prepared, till
'the pr( jected Mitichouses should have been finished.
This has been a very rainy season; the Unna having
Semi der4 hip su alien, the island of the Lazaret was
Inundated. The merchandize cgmained in the ware-
houses received no injury ; but the bales of cotton
placed in the squares have been covered with water.
However, the damage has been less than was at first
!eat eil.
CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER ,24.

ImiThe Ministers of the Porte, during the last fort-
ght, have had meetings extraordinarily frequent ;
sometimes at the house of the Mufti, sometimes at
the house of the .Caimacan, to deliberate upon till
et widen i f the empire. Hitherto nothing has trans-
pired to the public respecting these deliberations; it
ss, however, presumed, that these conferences have
bad for their principal object the affairs of Servia and
Widd,in, as Hell as the troubles of the Government
lof Bagdad, where Abdurabman Pacha, who has
lately been driven from Kurdistan, has, in concert
Sy

ith- the Persians, renewed hostilities. The Grand
libeler, to judge by what had passed, does not intend
uickly to quit Schumla. It is true, that it would
be difficult for him to quit the capital before the ne-
gociations with the Servians are terminated, and
der and tranquillity restored, in some way or other,
- the neighbourhood of Widdin—
The same Pi:per, after statin& the death of the
rinse Demetrius Morouse and his younger brother,
nd the reasons which led to their execution, as for-
limerly given in the English Newspapers, adds •
14* Besides, they were the cause of the impolitic alli.
'ante of the Porte with Russia—of the articles of the
treaty relative to Wallachia and Moldavia—of the
peace concluded with England at the Dardanelles.
'They made numerous attempts to induce the Porte
oivcao:caVenyas torippploeseadllitahnece am
ztahineshtel.;graynce itbluvatsthaes
recoMperice for these maneuvres, that Demetrius
as to have reigned in Thrace, upon raising 20,000
'raillery troops to the triple coalition. This Deme-
rius received a cultivated education ; he was magni-
cent, licentious in his pleasures, ambitious in the
ighest degree, and greedy of glory."
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