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A N Abridgement of • PENAL STATUTES.
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FOREIGN IN7ELLIGSNCE.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
BRUNSWICK, SEP F. 24.

The Princess of W.iles just remained here a fort.
night, when her Royal Highness gave a grand ball
and supp rat the Town Palace. A small private
theatre was fitted hp, where there were performances.
This palace, which was shockingly abused by the
French, is now undergoing a thorough repair. King
jeriime put his hand on every thing valuable and
p• .rtable, and packed them off. To.day several
waggons have art ived loaded with hoses of valuable
paintings, which he had sent to Cassel and Paris, and
which have been restored to Brunswick by agreement.
A faithful domestic of the Duke's bad concealed it
his house in town, during the whole usurpation, and
at the risk r.f severe punishment, many valuable ar-
ticles of the Brunswick family, which fortunately
esc.rped the claws of the Usurper. It was remarked,
that during ex Princess' residence here, she sat hi
n;n: or the apartments which had been occupied by
• - .ler me and his wife. A Lady in the suite of her
H; j'!IeSS was marred a few days after her arrival,
t. a' Officer in the Staff of the Duke, when she gave
lier elPgant present.

The Duke has gone to Vienna. It is said he has
an ey- at some part if Hanover.
Su .h was :h- in% e eracy of the French, when in
pr.s:,ession of !his place, against the Island of A!bion;
th..; they actually issued a law prohibiting any per-
sail from speaking the English language under pain
of being seized and punished !
It is said the Princess of Wales will return here
next J nuary. She has a large retinue and 40 servants.
Large quantities of goods are passing through this
place to the fairs of Frankfort and Leipsic.
A bust of the Emperor Alexander is erected at the
principal gate leading into Frankfort.

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