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cant', the Hereditary Prince of Peelle, Rizioyf
CRACOW, NOV.n.
Etturia, with other at alterations, in c •
By his Imperial Majetly's command, dlss Lntin stip. to the prdent Rate of Europe.
Schools in Weft are pat entirely upon the I "'
Ault:rise footing. So early as the 334 of July
the Abbe HOFFMAN, Superintendent of the
Rdchower Gymnafican, in Eall Gallich, was ap-
pointed (uperintendent of theprineipalarinailore
in Cracow, and direited to regulate this, as well
as the re • • country Gymnafia ettablithed
by the Court. Oa the s nth of September the
former teachers were iummoned to a Commirton
of Governors, and aiked whether they, believed
themfelves fitted for the new mode of initruition,
and to be perfealy acquainted with the German
language ? The soft of them renouncing the
new &nations of teachers, and referving to them-
(elves the very favourable advantages Secured to
the mode wf inftruition by the Polifh Conßitution,
under the guaranty of his MaJefty the Emperor,
the Government of the Province thereupon ap.
pointed to the higheß places in the principal
fehool of Cracow the following Teacherr: (Here
follow the names of the Teachers of Poetry, Ora-
tory or Rhetoric, and three Grammatical Clares.)
On the 4th of this month the principal fchool
of Cracow was opened in the following manner s
At eight o'clock in the morning the febool-youth,
tinder the conduit of their Teachers and of the
Prefea, affembled in the collegiate church near
St. Ann. At nine o'clock they repaired, accord-
ing to the order of their dares, to the fchool
building, and into the hall of the Amphitheatre,
in which the Normal fchooh of St. Barbara and
of Sande, and the youth of all the parith fcbools
had arembled. In the middle of the hall was a
throne, with the pieture of his Majefly the En-
PIILOR, and near it, a little lower, another, with
the pietnre of the Archduke CH A ti.xs. The high
vifitors invited to this extraordinary exhibition,
and who appeared in great numbers, hook their
feats on both fides of- the throne, on the right
fide of which, oppofite to the fchool-youth, fat
the perfons newly named as Teachers, with their
Superintendint. In the middle of the hall, op-
polite to the Throne, the Teacher of Rhetoric
held a difconrfe on the Influence of the Fine Ares
on Theology, at the cAncluflon of which he re-
commended the new Teachers to the refpea and
love of the fchool-youth. After this the newly-
appointed Superinteadant °Eche Gymnafium made
a fpeech, in which, after having expatiated on
Various fubjeas he concluded with a very nai-
-1 mated and wc.ll:deferved eulogium on, the Arch-
duke Charles ; and the whole ceremony concluded
with mulic.

POLAND.

.mMill.m.

NOV. I.

alk•••••••••••••,. _
The coronation of our univerfally beloved Mo.
narch, Ataxannaa the Flrft, which took place at
Mofeow on the 27th of September, was celebrated
here, for feveral whole days, by our generally.
refpeited and beloved military Governor, his
Excellency Count Litres', by a dinner, fuppgr,
ball, fireworks, and allegorical illuminations, amid
the loud acclamations of the inhabitants of this city,
and principally on the fira day, on which rani,
tirudes of people flocked to the principal Rua
flan church, at the end of the fervice kneeling and
praying to Goo, under the thunder of cannon,
for the good and great father of their country.
This cerebration was on the following days*.
pelted by the Civil Governor, the Vice Governor,
and with the fame folemnities by the foreign
merchants, and laßly by the native merchants,
on which occafion the molt cordial feelings of joy,
and bleffings for the long life and worperity of
ALLUNDU the Fait, were every where to be ob.
fared.

SWEDEN.

STOCICHOLM, NOV. 14.

With the beginning of the new year. the nni.
form of the whole army will be changed : infield
of the hitherto ihott jackets and round hats, they
wW recei♦e long ,coats rind cocked hats.

■02211122 27.

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On the 3oth inßant their Majellies, with their
Royal Relations and a great Suite, are to repair
to Cripfholm, a Pleafure-palace about feven miles
from hence, whither the King's Cabinet for fo-
reign Correfpondence, and the Chiefs of the
Foreign and Interior Departments, the (High
Chancellor ZISIT, and the Secretary of State,
ROSIIIIIBLAD, are to fet out on the following ;
from whence it is eonjeaurcd that their Majellies
will make a cimfiderable fiarthere. After a fo-
lemn Knighting held yefterday, the King fet off
for Criptholm ; but he returns from thence to-
morrow.

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The accounts of the unfortunate confequences
of the 'aft florm become every day more melan-
choly. In the Road of Malmoe, thirty-nine
merchant (hips have (offered (hipwreek. The
coals of Haland and Schonen, from Nidnigarne
to Faliter, are covered with wrecks ; and at Ska-
gen, two (hips laden with (alt, have been firand-
ed, of which the one is from Terra Vecchia,
which was bound to Gottenburgh with 400 tons
of fah. The captain, two mates, and Bevan
men of the crew are drowned, and only ten per-
fons faved.

R USSIA.

PETERSBURGH, NOV.
The Privy Counfellor and Senator Butnes-
cm tw is difmitfed with the full penfion of his ap-
pointment.
Colonel Sultan MEN °La Gracr, fon of AZSLAS
GIICI, reigning Sultan on the further fide of the
Coban,is appointed Major General, and fent to the
borders of Caucafus, under the command of Lieu-
tenant General Knott's*.

It was a callom introduced of old, that the in-
habitants of cities and villages made prefents to
newly-appointed Governors, and alio to the pritt-
cil Officers of Government, under the name
of fah and bread, which, for the moll-part,
hfracon-
filled
of furniture, different kinds rds, and
alfo of the produce of the coon . An ttkafe,
which has now appeared on t ', fubjed, is thus
expreffed : That the receiving of fuch prefents
mall incleedwaot be confidered as a reproach to
any one, but that as this pralice gives rife to
many abufes, and may eafily open the way to
corruption, and, in particular,' caufes frequently,
confiderable expence to the public revenues of
cities and villages, it is therefore abfolntely for-
bidden for the future to receive prefents of this
fort from communities, and it is to be firialy
obferved, that the public revenues of the cities
and villages (hall be no otherwife applied than to
the common good.