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London, England, 1815-10-09 00:00:00

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• LONDON
MONDAY; OCTOBER 9, 1815. •
PRICE OF sTocKs THIS DAY A TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Reduced shut—Cons. money sof—for ace. ralii
4 per Cent. shut—S per Cent. 8641—80nd4 2s. Se. dls.
Own. sti pr.—Do.pay. pro—Exchequer lidle 2s. dls. Is. pr.

Since our last Hamburgh, Dutch, and Flanders
Mails have arrived; also the Paris Papers of Thurs-
day. Extracts from these are given in the preceding
columns: This morning we received the Rhenish
Mercury of the lst instant, horn which we have ex-
tracted a most lively and entertaining picture of the
state of the public mind in France, but want of room
compels us to defer its insertion until to-morrow.
We have also this morning received the Paris Papers
of Friday, from which we subjoin extracts of every
thing worthy of notice.

The KING has nominated a Privy Council on the
model of that of England. We are sorry to observe
among their names that of FONTANES, one of the
most strenuous eulogists of BONAPARTE. This was
the orator who in one of his impious public speeches
said that 64, when the Deity had made BONAPARTE, he
then rested from all his works !"

MURAT, it would appear, has been raising an
armed force in Corsica : he pays the soldiers 26 sous
Peer diem. He has also bought at Bastia eight large
barks and a felucca. His object seems not to be
known. He can hardly be so insane as to imagine
that he can maintain a piratical state in the Mediter-
ranean—and yet why not Some gent/mar not one
whit more respectable have been permitted to nestle
themselves for centuries on the northern shore of
Africa, and to insult with impunity the flags of more
than one of the European Powers. It is however
more probable that this ei-devant King is preparing
means to transport himself to Amelica. His new
soldiers, ignorant of his real intentions, may be made
instrumental in covering his embarkation :—he will
then leave them to their f tte.
Private letters from Paris mention the arrival of
the intelligence of the insurrection at Corunna ; but
the news is not later than the accounts received here.
There is, it is said, a letter in Town on the same
subject from Madrid, dated the 21th ult. describing
the great sensation caused at the Spanish Cnurt by
the adv ices received of the Galician explosion against
the tyranny of Fount AND, &c. But if such a
letter has been received, there must be some mistake
in the date ; for the explosion took place only the
day before, and the intelligence could not reach
'Madrid on the following day.

There was some contusion at the Theatre Francais
en the night of the 4th, by a person calling out that
the generale was beating. A drum had really been
heard, but it was only the Prussian and English
troops ch,inging giurd. Order was soon restored.
At the Theatre Favart there was also some noise,
the same on the preceding night-2 part of the au.
dience being uffended at the presence of a foreigner
of distinction in the King's box. Private letters say,
that it was the Duke of Wm.t.tNGTos, in coloured
ckthes.

We have received American Papers to the 9th
September.
PHILAISELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 9.

_ Captain Sawyer, of the British ship Norfolk, ar-
rived at New York in eighteen days from Trinidad,
brings information, that on the 20th of July a battle
was fought on the Spanish Main, between the
Royalists and Patriots, when the latter were defeated
with great los.. A great number, it is said, were
left dead on the field.
TRINIDAD, JULY 30.

A body of some thousands, named the Army of
General Rivas, who crossed the river Oroonoko, has
lately made an attack on the Province of Guyana,
and been joined by a great many of the natives of
that Province. Tlicy are 'commanded by two active
partisans cane., Cadeno and •Monegas. A Sachem
of the Spanish Government arrived a few days ago
from the Apostadern in the Otoonoko, and the Mas-
ter reported that the Independants had taken Guyana,
but were driven out again by one Gorin, name 4 Go-
vernor by Morino.; however, three of his crew de-
serted, and reported that. the Independents were in
possession of Angostura (the capital), and that Gorin
and the Spaniards had made Their escape to Viego
Guyana, where two bad forts are, and where they
expected to be attacked.
The Llanoos of Cumana are said to be occupied.
by Rivera, of the Independents, who escaped with
his-men frotn Yrapa, when Guira was taken, and
the Olin: of Barcelona by Laresa, another very ac-
tive Llanaro ; the former is said to press hard upon
Maturin. V3I inas and San Fernando de Apure are.
said to be occupied by Don Rafael Urdaneta, and
that all the Llanoos are more or less occupied by the
Independents.

Yesterday the following Bulletin was exhibited at
St. James's Palace of the state of the KING
WINDSOR CASTLE, OCTOBER 7.
« The KING has enjoyed good general health, and
has been very quiet and comfortable during the last
month, MAJOTT'S dkorder is not abated."
Lord CAsTLF:REACiII. is nearly recovered from his
late accidenr, though he cannot bear any thing tight
across the knee. . - s

The Doke del PARQUI hal been appointed by the
King of SPAIN Ambassador to Vienna.
We regret to, state that the Earl of Daatinierenis
seriously indisposed at Raby Castle.

innziamet.

• • MARA

AIR. DUI. Aat. pus.
IYublin -..- . 1 o I Crib u - 0 0
Waterford . -. I 0 1 Malta .- - 0 0
°memory and Jersey 0 0 1 Froo.e • . ' I 0
Holland •. - I o Hamburg!' - - I 0
Gottenburgli - . 1 1 rlandrra - - - I 0
Lisbon - 4- 0 1 Corunna - - . 0 *

PALMOUTH, OCTOBER 6.
No arrivals. Sailed the Thomas and Mart, Dv,
aatur, ter St. gelena ; Apollo, r'-
_Dar, for Buenos
Ayes I Minerva, PunutAss, fer 13ourdeaex. The
Speedy packet for Ci,rtfuna, and Duke of MArlbo.
rough packet for Lisbon, are now in the loads.