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London, England, 1814-12-06 00:00:00

tories for the inhuman traffic of purchasing slaves,
have been demolished, and the proprietors driven
akiway : some of whom have been apprehended, con-
demned, and, at the date of the letter, were to be sent
ti' 'Britain, for the purpose of being transported to
Many Bay. A Native Chief has been most active in
giving his assistance on every occasion to root out a
system CO revoking to every humane mind.
Will the. French Government persist in attempting
to regain the sovereignty of St. Domingo ? The
Sovereignty." did we say ? The expedition Ain have
a more diabolical, object—the degradation oi. free
men to the state of slaves ! May lisAvEs blast
i every such project'

We have received Paris Papers of Friday last. It
now appears as if the wishes of the Saxons were about
to be gratified, and that the present family will retain
the Sovereignty, and the nation its independence.—
The following are the only articles of consequence
which they contain :

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 41 .
• Our Emperor still keeps his room, although his
indisposition is not alarming. Th.., Em:)rror Alex•
ander, who has received an injury in the leg, will be
obliged to keep his bed far a few days.
It is now said, and ssi;!! every ai,peartn7e of pro.
hibility, that Prussia consents to ter.riunce
on condition that Poland shall be given to him a; far
as the Vistula; but Russia opposes every •Aisr:rin-
berment of this kingdom, and seams to vish to incor-
porate it with her vast domains, always prewrving
the appearance of her inderndence.
NURF.MLIERG, NOVEMBER 25.

All the intelligence from Saxony states that the'
new Prussian Authorities act with the greatest wis-
dom and circumspection. Baron de Its:ck, who is
charged with the civil administration, has not per-
mitted the slightest change of persons under him, and
all the SAxon en2/1/09hr remain in office. A reform
in the Judicial)! Department hAd been spoken of, but
even this is postponed until Saxony is placed defini-
tively under the dominion of Prussia; and this is at
present more problematical than it was three weeks
since.

Letters from Vienna, Berlin, and Saxony, state,
that doubts have arisen on the subject, And that the
negotiations will take a different turn. It is said that
the King of Saxony, who still continues at the Castle
of Frederiesfeldt, near Berlin, has recive.l from his
brother, Prince Anthony, some very satisfactory let-
ters. Prince Anthony is *brother-in-law to the Em-
peror of Austria : he is now at Schaenbrunn, sees the
AlLed :Suvereigns frequently, and is treated with
much consideration.
PARIS, DECEMBER I.

Recent letters announce that that the colonies of
Martinique and Guadeloupe, the giving up of which
had at first been attended with some demur, has been
at length finally delivered up by the English to the
French Authoritcs, after an amicable explanation.—
The French troops have, therefore, landed and taken
possession the Islands are in the best poss;hle con-
dition, and the inhabitants. are animated with the best

spirit.
The King, who is best pleased when he does good
in silence, has ordered the distribution of 180,000
francs per month, to those of his faithful subjects
who never abandoned him in adversity, and who
have been left without fortune.

A Dutch Mid arrived this morning, it has brought
the following :
VIENNA, NOVEIVILER is.

The Note presented by Mr. Noailles has given (n-
-casion for a very remarkable answer. It is affirmed
that several plans of aggrandisement are deferred.—
To judge by the sudden falling of our course cf Ex.
change, one would believe that the Congresi is not
welt agreed on some points.—Hague Courant, Die. 2.
NOVEMBER 20.
There is now a CoMmittee formed for the affairs
of Italy ; it consists of the Ministers of Austria, Eng-
land, 'Russia, France, and Spain. One of the first
and most important questions is the restitution of the
three Legations, still occupied by the Austrian troops.
It seems that ali the voices are not agreed about ac-
knowledging Murat as King of Naples.

We are sorry to learn that the fever at Gibraltar,
contrary' o expectation, still continual., A letter,•dated
Nov. 16, states, that it has taken a new direction, and
2 few cases had continued for some days to twee-in-the
'south, which before was pretty free. No hew cases
bad been discovered in the town for several days. Ge-
neral Dom was making regal itiuns, and establishing
a strict police, that, it the malady should he lcc:4l, it
might be removed. From the 4th to the Ilth
sive, therewere 14 new cases and two deaths.
The main body oft eat my under S;r G. Piths-or:14
was going, at the date of the last accounts, ;nto winter
quarters at Montreal. The 27th regiment was on its
march to Quebec, to embark for 'Halifax, in his Ma-
jesty's ship Zealous, of 74 guns, Captain ANDERSON.
The desertions from this regiment, it is said, had
been very numerous. It was remarked, tbauthis
fection in the army was Aiwa ) s f nod among sub MA a
as were of mechanical trades ; and they did not enter
into the American service, hut proceeded for the in-
inerior of the S. ate, to obtwn ern:llw merit in their
several trades. The gi eat wages given in America to
stets characters, Is the swing temptation that seduces
them from mei, native KEstrr was
to have come home in the IA •y, but he had not ar.
rived at Quebec when she sailed.— Gen. P.;weit was
embarked in the ZEALOUs, fproli.dif.l7.. The Zr.A-
Lops had safely landed, at Qheboc, all the volunteer
shipwrights and other sittisami front Port.nsonth and
the Eastern ducklardis With her lowct-deck guns,
for the fortifications vol, the Likes • •