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London, England, 1830-12-24 00:00:00

FLANDERS PAPERS.

" BERLIN, Dec. 14.
" The Gazette of Posen contains a circular from the Archbishop
elect of Gnesen and Posen to the clergy and Catholic inhabitants of that
diocese, calling upon them, with reference to the lamentable events in
the kingdom of Poland. faithfully to fulfil their duty as subjects, and
particularly enjoining the clergy to make the necessasy exhortation to
their parishioners on this subject, and to inculcate peaceable behaviour
and obedience to the magistrates. It is, indeed, not to be ap-
prehended,' says this circular, that the inhabitants of the
Grand Duchy of Posen, considering the melancholy fate of
the Polish nation, would be threatened with similar misfortunes; but
as the love of innovation and the unhappy endeavours to overturn the
(listing order of things have lately so much increased, and as similar
at rinv have visited other countries of Europe, whose peaceable inhab.
itant, have lost in a moment, their liberties, their property, and many
of them even their lives, we cannot omit to warn you, beloved brethren,
according to our duty, not to give ear to the insinuations of evil.disposed
peons.
" BERLIN, Dec. 14. —St. Schuld. Sch. 4 per Cent. 83 2-ads; Prus-
sian English Loan, 1818, 5 per Cent. 97; Prussian English Loan,
1822, 5 pee Cent. 94 I ; Prussian English Bonds, 1830, 4 per Cent.
N.—Prussian State Gazette, December 15.
The Prussian State Gazette of the 15th and I6th December does
rot contain a syllable of news from Poland or St. Petersburgh.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 20.—" A French Cabinet Courier arrived here
yesterday from Paris ; and, after having delivered his despatches to the
French Chargé d'Affaires, continued his journey to carry despatches to
London. A British Cabinet messenger wu despatched for London this
morning.
"Accounts from the Hague of the Bth instant, published by the
Prussian Slate Gazette, say, that her Royal Highness the Princess of
Orange and her children would soon embark for London. Letters re.
ceived yesterday from the Hague announced that her Royal Highness
has in fact departed.

DYCEMIEII 21.
" The Journal dee Flandret complains that for the last two days, in
the public.houses and places of general resort, agitators loudly condemn
the principles of our political regeneration. Some who appeared to have
taken up arms to defend the sacred cause of liberty, have not been
ashamed to throw into the fire the glorious colours of our revolution.
" ."acts which we here state are open and known to every body ;
it is in the centre of the city of Ghent, in a public-house, that some
persons endeavoured yesterday evening to disturb the public tranquillity
by seditious language and acts of violence, but happily the brave Ge-
neral Duvivier was informed in time, and immediately repaired to the
spot, accompanied by some officers and some companies of the muni-
cipal guard. Oa their arrival, cries of The Belgians for ever,' and
Down with the Orangists,' were heard and the enemies of public
tranquillity fied.
The journal of Antwerp says—' According to a letter from Flush-
ing of the 17th, permission has at length been given by General Go..
btu, for the foreign vessels bound to Antwerp and Ghent to go to
Ostend,' and several of them have taken advantage of this permission.'
" The Journal els la Belyigne states, that by an error of the press it
announced that the whole of the project of law relative to the Senate had
been rejected, whereas it should have been adopted by a majority of
112 to GO.