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• AMERICALV PAPERS. Crown Prince is expected here.
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SITTING Of NOTIGSGER 2.
NEW-YORK, SEPTEMBER 20. addressed % of tl
likely to be longer than was at first imagined. for of
Ex-King of Spain, Joseph Bonaparte and suite,, firers in all the higher departments have been ordered The Count de Coaverro, Minister of Finance,
presented from the King the projet of a law respect- „ The law Priv
lately left this city on a visit to King James the First to go thither, and, as we know, for
power on the •King's Government. You tiros
at Weshineton, and actually progressed to :within a. Their Majesties will probably visit Roamleo.ng bin"'
to colonial produce. lie observed that the law of
the 17th December. ISI4, had generally modified direct all your attention to the spirit of its ought
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This extraordinary measure will assure tlo trap . diet
few miles of the capital, when he suddenly wheeled i ' BERLIN, OCTOBER 17. the duties levied on colonial produce, whether from ri.j.
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round and steeped his course for Philadelphia, poste ity of the State, if it be wisely applied. ft will c-
haste, where he arrived yesterday morning. On the 13th the village of Klim Beeren, near Gross
Buren, was burnt to the ground. The troops to be French or foreign celonies ; brit it renouned to won- •
vision troubles if the megistrates s b • .• le - u steno Arenrery Lot'
! Pool' OF GEORGE I'O%VN, (S.C.) SEPT. 9.
Arrived die sloop Brutes, Shaw, twelve days Iron;
Nees York ; August 31, lat. 35. 10. experienced a •
severe gale, io weigh she lost her main.boonis, part
or her ogeSeg, and damaged the greater part of her
cargo. On Tuesday last. Captain Shaw having been collected
visit
turn its
amount
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The •con here the
while Emperor of Russia is on his
to 2f),000
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driven not of his course by the •gale of the 31st, off Sardinia and Geneva,
Cape Romain, spoke a Swedish ship, 112 days from respecting the cession
Gottenburgle bound to Charleston. Captain Shaw of Geneva, have en, who will afterwards re- t
ND, OCTOBER 20. rile this law with some dispositions yet subsisting of
the Bth of Floreel, year 11. which lead imposed on
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re principal productions of Ow colonies. I. Adu
entry (or customs duty), payable en the
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of the article in the ports of tee kingdam. 2. arrival
ty
the Cernmissioners of sumption duty to be paid on dee article being p
which began some weeks ago, censumption in the kingdom. J. A special duty
'on of some districts to the Canton
been of no effect, owing to various the two et env)
on
sugars, coffees, and cocoa re-exported by sea. TO
first dories was substituted, by the lees of
d
part of Sardinia. These de. December 17, 1814, a special duty, payable on the tproceedings for a just severity, and if the
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legislation is net as it;
with respect to the prosecution of crimes, when a.
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preliminary proceedings present groom's of donee.'ntit_
lion; but being under the necessity of dirt eine fro
those general roles according to which ..h individuals
who Ire arrested should be tried, th L• , how
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states, teat the ship bad been laying ti for two days, delays caused on the c eie ,etture lei faro
is within its object that
removal of the article from the warehouse for con. been particularly careful to prevent tee asbitreil that
supposing a wind.mill on shore to be Charleston light- signed interruptions
. may be partly explained by the
house. new state of things occasioned by the restitution of sum lion but the re.exportatien duty remains, and
it is the object of the first article of the proposed will
PORT OF BOSTON, SEPT. 17. French Sardinia, which they desire to wait for, and "It is not without design that the law d as
exercise of dower,
escriess
some modifications tie- law to remove it. those ta whom it should be applied ne der the d are
env,
The brig htirs, from St. Salvador, and a schooner which tray certainly render
The furtherniination of prevent. It
stipulations of the act of Congress, re- objects of the law proposed was to pratjtoli
from Bermuda in the offine—both with loss of fore- cessary of the rip
molasses, which remained suhject to the duties of the -• •
s' territory of Geneva.citizens should not be deprived of their 1 i eereoy oa.
mists. A p‘i son from Cape Cod informs, that the specting the new
law eth Floreal, on the Salli,: footing with other co- simple suspicion, or on vet chernmilietions, and
masts, spars, rigging, and sails of a ship, attached At the same time, as private letters from Geneva It
• lonia' produce, and to exteed the rights of entrepot ••• l• • '
together, came ashore near Well-fleet, iisside of the allege that the Sardinian Commissioners have made
and transit. Thee following is the prajet of the law : •
chat it is only in consequence of the ins.ifficiency of prof
evidence, and net of its absence, that the d • • • ispasitreas
Cape, on Thursday last, also a keel and rudder, sup- the most extravagant demands fur the Catholic Clergy .
f the law can be applied. ing i
posed to have belonged to the same vessel, and seve- in the district to he ceded, quite in the spirit of theo
Louis, &C.
Art. 1. •I he arrangement of the law, 801 Flutes!, year 11, .
sal boxes, some of them containing raisins. ultramontane system, and that, not satisfied wi,h the (27th April, 1803), which subjects to a special ditty •the French 44 You must render me an account or every arrest !ma
It appears that a Treaty has been concluded be.. articles in favour of the Catholic religion, which are Colonial Produce re-ezported by sea, is annulled. The said ow- within twenty-four hours, stating precisely the ground,: some
tween the States of New-York, and the Seneca Na- drawn up in the act of• Congress with scrupulous chandise, as well a. lonian nierchandise of the same kind hay- there If, the preserep:ians and proofs which havebsea 11
big the same destination,. shall only pay the duty .of the balance
, collected. Yeu must transmit to m:• the nitritte; ,yr
lion of Indians, for the purchase of all the islands in anxiety, and which secure their present situation,
.4 commerce. the duties on entry and consumption to wletc.i, , Mb]
the ezaminatiee, and state your opinion as to the Ise
the Niagara River, between Lake Owed° and Lake their property, and their worship, and give them
by the sante law, molasses and preserves imported in French lingt
Erie. The treaty was entered into on the 15th Sep- equal political and civil rights with the Protestants, button,' from the preach Colonies, are abolished, ant cleansed then detention, diet, or discharge of the prisons,.
tender Lot, at Buffalo. lire Chiefs, Suchems, and they demand that all kinds of spiritual immunities, into a simple duty, which is duo when these goods are taken out St The prisoner should in every case be examine,' forte
warriors, were the contracting parties fur the Senecca independence, or ail superintendence of the Gc'vetn- for home consunipti.m, of. 16 francs by the metrical qtiintal. within 21 hours after his attest. He careea le co.. as V
it. All such articles of trench Colonial Produces, are allowed Geed in any other than the o: Binary pl tees of deter'.
Nation, and D. Tompkins, Esq.. Governor of the meet, &c. shall be given by a special concordat to a drawbuk
of the dudes, and are regularly imported is 'ireoch OCCU
Stale of. New Yot k, and others, signed on behalf of the priests of the ceded territory, pretensions which ships, AA also ,„joy the privilege of a fictitious em„pnt. en- den, and his corntnitment must be inede in the form
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the State of New York. For the cession of the tsar Geneve se Commissioners, and their constituents der the
collations prescribed by Articles 14 and 13 of the low, rescribrd by the law. He is not to be prevented
iseolds in quesesen, it was agreed the Indians were of course, resolutely resisted. 8 Flureal, year li, in the poets open to the commerce of the from communicating with his family or his Counsel, mutt
French Colonies. AU liquids shall be kept by the Cowl :ire- in
t , receive one theneeed drillers ; and, in addition to - nuns
SPAIN. a warehouse, dosed with two keys, of which one shall rentam
tinstint altroLly advanced, it was covenanted that (raou Tat AUSTRIAN ORSP.RTCRI at the Custons.housii. nicate to me. In cases which are not of a nature to Rlies
the people of the State of New York should pay to We lately observed how some English (and we 3. 'Flee privilege of transit grantee try the law 17th Dec. tats, occur frequently, in which you should consider it in, the
the Indians onouaily, and for ever, 500 dollars, to are sorry to say some German) Papere could not to the foreign articles of Colonial Produce designated in Art. a, , dispensible to order the prisoner into close confine.
ns
be paid tin in felore die Ist day of June in each year, conceal their malicious joy at the first news of the is applicable under the same conditio and forniali7lei, to the meat, he may still communicate with the King's circu
same kinds ot French Colonial Produce impored in french pur.s,tern
sr Canandeitstis, in the county of Ontario; the first insurrection in Spain. The same, as might have been to all the ports wine they are admissible to the tic. it loos enireihn. Attorney or the Attorney-General, when these of&
rneni to tie madeon the Ist day ofJune.lBl6. foreseen, happened at Paris,-4, On the first report," The balance duty which An. 21 ot the law, $ Mortal, year It, errs think fit to hear him. In all cases the necessary there
The id led, ceded by this tretty are Squaw Island, says a Paris Paper of the 10th, o of an insurrection demanded on the entry of Colonial anti other tot den merchan • facility is to be granted the prisoner for addressing It
Strawberry Island, Grand Ist intl. Navy Island, and in that country, which had hardly begun to enjoy re• dike to a real tntrepot, shall only be paid on re•expostatiim, aml his representations to the Authorities appointed by of Ci
lot such quantities as are re-exported by. orted sea UT tr.OiOt„
Goal I,i .41;d........ .11:is," see the American papers, , the implacable enemies of all tepose, all peace, law to decide on his fete,
111 C prijet was ordered tole: printed, and referred . Cord
ois a hood bat gain tor the people, and if the people abandoned themselves among us to thy most ferocioes 44 in general, atter reporting to rue you ought to
to the Conimittee.—Adjourned, Cour
would oit slid. tendon of their lands on this frontier joy. Already, as the Poet of Paradise Lots says, their wait my orders; but if on the first ex imination, and
as could be advantaFrously seeded, it would have countenances shewed the horrid smile which esceped PARIS, NOVEMBER C. from the irdormetion you may have obtained, you Ti:
great elect in eper.i..g and imerosii.g soads to Nia- Death when Satan promised him a rich prey, Yesterday evening the Duke of' Wellington gave a are conviticed of the injustice, or even of the inutility
was t
gene River, and selech would ohm greatly relieve - • ©dos it horribly a ghastly smile.' magnificent ball and supper at his forel, which was of the proceedings ag.teeist the accused, you need not Leiner
the industrious inhabitants on the frcmiier, whose • attended by all the rank and fashion in Pais. hesitate to set him immediately at liberty, if his arrest
But scarcely had rebellion reared her serpent crest. to hi
means of living have been Straitened by the cletresta-
when the people themselves rose to defend the Regal Previous to the Races on %Vednesday, a serious has not been on my order. if the accueel !olong to
Outs of war." accident happened to Marshal Prince Windier : in a public administration, you must heaven hi. tem. Bross
power, and the conspirators were destreyed. 4 Malter . .
of Gollicia'—thus spoke those sowers of discord—one riding over the course, his horse was nearly thrown dime superior of his arrest, and you will proceed in
11.1AIBURGI1 PAPERS. - of the largest and must populous provinces of Spain,
• by the cord placed across it to prevent persons from ties same manner with respect to military persons. WI
entering ; the Marshal, in endeavouring to check his a' Tile course pointed nut above is to be followed
. the intrepid Porlier will march to Madrid, while . . Hover
STU MARI), OC LOSER es. the Royal armies are on the frontiers. We will call spirited beast, was thrown off with a dieadfei shock, in the case of your subjecting the accused to the sit. only
Last Sunday morning his Rovai Highness the together the Cones which Ferdinand dared to dis- and dislocated his shoulder; a carriage was 'mate. perinteedence of the high police,
ph., diately procured, in which his Highness came CO •• Besides thee panic:tiler reports required above, it sup
einesu Prince arrived heir from Pens, but cornine soble, and we shall at length see principles trium
Paris for the necessary assistance you will send me correct monthly reports on tee ge. liiii 1
L.,E from D:jen, %here h • had been resent at the tr i
.. .n order to obtain a just idea of these Coves, lee ' •
The Volunteer Chasseurs of the first corps of the ner4l state of these atteirs. earn il
grand revue ar of II e Austrian army. aiould apply to the zealous servants of Ferdinand,
Yesterday afternoon a deputation i f the States had we might perhaps apprehend that the answer would Prussian
army leave 'Beauvais this day, and return to " Respect for individual liberty requires the most will n
the honour to wait upon his Revd Highness, anti De dictated by hatred and prejudice. But what if we their homes. The order of the Prussian Government scrupulous attention in the exercise of your tusctioas. PrtrA
congratulate him, in the name of the Assembly, On asked some of these Spaniards, who have not been for the departure of these troops, says, that 4, since The Government which wishes to employ the rota.
Swim
his happy return to his coititry. yet received into favour—it we ask two of the most the Prussian army is yet to remain some tinte in ()refinery power with which it is temporarily invested
France, it is my desire that the volunteers should re- solely fur the interest of the :irate and will repress
BASLE. OCTOBER 111. distinguished among them, and receive for enswer—
turn to their native places." with severity the abuses and even negligence: of pub. La
" The Manifesto of the Cones of the 19tH February,
We learn that the manufactories at Muldhansen We are •
assured, that the Prussian Military Govern- sic functionaries, expects to find in the impartiality
1814, of which every word breathes vengeance, thirsthespi
ate in full employment. .1n general, trade is revive meat of Paris ceased its functions yesterday. of the Prefects the ►guarantee of its responsibility, al Tile,
f blood and a bitterness highly unsuitable to thee '
lee in the French towns occupied lay the Allies, ° . s .A Toulouse journal states, 4i. that actor me to the all his Majesty's subjects, all peaceably disposed mrs
weich is n t the case in the French provinces beyond dignity of a national Congress, does but too well jus-
orders of the M areschal de Camp Baron V,esserot, °Lorin to find therein security for their tranquillity Furth
tify the fear, or rather the tenor, which seized so s„
the Loire. germ
ith a Commandant of the Department of the Eastern Py- and that protection which is their due.
Yesterday evening the equipages of Prince Metter- familie who against their will and w
many s, , . ' reeves a detachment of 6ofthe 1 • Omen
aids attired here, and set oti again this morning.— thousand sufferings, were forced to seek in France an '
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His Highness is expected to arrive immediately. asylum from the persecutions and violence with which Upper Garonne, set out on the 17th of October, at - of tit
they were threatened. It will be the more difficult three in the morning, from the citadel of Perpignan, THE EVENING STAit. of ti
LADENBURG, OCTOBER 20. to proceed to Elne, a village three leagues from Per- sto-°-- o• - _,—,,,..----eore
for the Cortes to justify this conduct, as they should
Some regiments of the Austrian' division which have known, and, in tact, did know the true cause of 'signets, in order to disarm the inhabitants. These 140NDUN.
lately Mike up in the d. portment of Mont Tonnerre this forced emigration, and the situation in which orders were executed. There were taken in the ell- Ti
have returned to the right bank of the Gueich, and their fellow citizens were." lase sixty muskets, pistols, sabres, swords, and two oinnl
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1915.
are gone into cantonments between Weissenburg and pies in-coloured flags. The detachment returned the Enid
e we read, word for word, in the memorial pub.
Lautetburgh. They are coromanded by General 1. ''" same day to Per • • • ' i • r% The Paris Papers of Friday, the red instanearrived
pignan, at six in tee evening. shit
*shed by Don M. de Azanza and Don Gonzalo it:
Wrede, brother to the Bavarian Field Marshal. whose returning the soldiers dragged in the streets one of the last night. They present but little novelty. A new
L O'Farrell. What then did these pretended organs habit
head-quarters have been for some time past at a-colours seized, amidst multiplied cries ot .4 Vtve le
of the Spanish netion intend ? They rejected the R • law has been proposed respecting Colonial produce.
detiburg. m 1" and then burnt it. by ti
treaty of Valeneay, which restored King Ferdinand By • • the object of which is to lessen the duty on the pro.
At Weitsenbur- the Bavarian General Braun has
ao to them, and banished, at the same time, all the for- intelligence from Italy, derived from good au- but
duce of' the trench Colonies, while that of editr
his head•quarters. His corps which is there conceit- ' . thority, we learn that Murat, alter his arrival in will
tner . servants of King Joseph. Their object cannot
trated consists of moveable national guards from the COrSiCds temained divided what part to take. Having countries remains as before.
be a secret ; the leaders of the Cortes did not rise mho
Bavarian principalities of Aschaffenburg •and Ware- deliberated foralon ' . g time, he at length decided to It appears by some farther details respectial
against this or that King, but doubtless designed to
burgh, and behaves uncommonly well. attempt a descent in Calabria, where he was assured
overthrow the monarchy itself. MURATthat h had • opportunity offered to hits
, eon
lice marches and counter-marches of the Alliedbe had only to chew himself, and he would find nu- 01
trcops leave us at a loss to know their real intentions. From amidst these Liberals: .we should infallibly maws partizans. One thing, however, delayed his to proceed to Triest under British protection, whin
onto
It does not appear that the evacuation of the Pro- have seen men arise like those who, for 26 years past, expedition, he wanted money. During the interval it appears he would have been permitted to reside)
wince is so ne.r at hand as has been hitherto sup- have been carrying on in ;unhappy France, their re. a flag of truce was sent from an English vessel,- with but he persuaded himself that he was destined 10
posed. Fresh troops have marched into many places volutionary intrigues in the most wicked manner. an offer to him of 'passports for Austria, and to con- reign again in Naples, and hurried on to his own W
that had been entirely evacuated. To take the field tcoday Against despotism. against duct him ' to
Trieste.
The Ex-King had a long can. destruction. lota
A Ssziii: corps, c• ming immediately from Dres- the great and the rich, in the name of philosophy, ference with the Officer
sent by the flag of truce, and
den n. 4 crossed the Elite at Fort Louis, and is to and to-morrow to turn tyrants themselves—to hunt seemed convinced by the ff By a Circular of the Minister of General Police.
tit
reasons a ered against his
march to Upper Alsace. ..ter greatness, and quarrel for titles and ribbons. foolish enter • but he said prize, he would give his ulti- addressed to the Prefects, the Government recom• iii o
VIEhiNA, OCrOI3ER 21. "
such is the unworthy spectacle
they have given in matum next day. Some adventurers who were about mends a moderate Application of the Law of Arrest. an e
Her Royal Higbness. :he Elopes: will pass the endless repetition to the world, which does not yet' him, led him back to his first
idea, he resumed his temporarily given to the Miniscrs. Much will de-
as co
whole u inter with tee younger branches of the Ism. seem to be cored of its blindness. But let it not be project, and believed himself once more destined to pend on the prudence of the subordinate agents, and
amen
Pedal Fareily in leer neoye country, Italy, and imagined, that the Spanish nation has ever listened reign. He had diamondsofthe
hardly retool here sooner than the beginning of next to the enticements of those deluders, Scarcely were 100,000 I •and his - they should be made severely responsible for any
francs,
Mo, the fetters of the lawful Sovereign broken in and out for hint •
on them 24,000 francs. He imagined dos abuse of this law ; otherwise its execution will weaken, c
On the other hand, it seems that the Archduchess of Spain, where all eyes were turned towards him, and sum would be suffi • • •
cient for the execution Of his pro- in place of strengthening, the authority of the king. few a
1 Maria Louisa does not yet go to Parma, at least no all eagerly hastened to lay the expression of these sen- ject, and he embarked in the .
preparations for trevoillose ale observed at her Court. timents at the foot of the reestablished throne. leaving the officer with the flag of truce without • dont that u
Fresh orders have hien given not to suarr any French Where then shall ere seek the source of those ly answer.
ing It was a woman, it is said, that chiefly con.
an in •
the course of the following week the Conven
theri:
attendants atuart hers un, and the few lower atten- incessantly renewed por:s and declamations' upon tributed to his arrest, by precipitating
_herself upon ratified by all the High Contracting Parties, would
end
dents still remaining hove been remneed from him, the solidity of the Spanish throne, and the public him. They were conducting bun to Naples, when, be laid before the two 'Chambers. The Chember of
toot
and received passports to return to F:ance.. This spirit that prevailed in that country ? Where but on the road, countera ci
a ers were received. He was Deputies was excted to give the Treaty its roost 7- lame
measure has spired tee ter among; the numerous emong the crew of wretches who served in succession immediately conveyed back to Fezzo, where the l'r •
4-• unquelified assent; but the same unanim • ity was not •• ft
French attendants of the Archduchess Maria Louisa, every party, and suffered every party to make them too
vocal Court wall assembled. Peers. Nr7 •
, who now tear that they also may be dismissed. its tools, who in the middle of France had the insu- It is said that Normandy is - expected to prevail in the Chamber of
cf c,
f His Majesty the Emperor has appointed Bailin hence to say, that the French needed not to repent the cuoted by the Prussians,
that they
will be re. .014
Aibini to be his Ambassador Extraordinary and Mi- torrents of blood they had shed in Spain—where but placed by 10,000 English, who will tale up thee, relative to the Convention, they were all prepsroi,i
V:t;:le;
roister Pltnipotentiery to the Diet at Frankfort. Mr. among those traitors. who, after blaming the French winterquarters there. to set off for their several destinations. ovt,
F. Schlegel will follow hino it is said, as first Seem- Emigrants for haying fought for their lawful King;, General Drouet was, it is said, arrested yesterday A Mail this orn
d sn • %Litho
Netherlands •
from the arrive
t ryLegation. were but lately guilty
Space Me baseness of proposing to in 'the Asylum where h • had I.econcealed himself in ingrelates chiefly to .. 4
. Officers lielcnging to tl:e head-quarte:s of Prince Bonaparte warns the pish emigrants against their Pens. ; the intelligence brought by it
Bchwartzenberg, and to the General Staff, arrive own countrymen, ice order to bring them under the The Duke d'Angouleme arrivedat the marching of the Allied Troops on
• Marseilles the hich
ds. fel.
here *slimy, and Prince SchwArtzenberg himself is yoke—where, but among those incorrigible revolu. ti.7tli of October. home from the French frontier. W.. select .- ,"
moo
expecle.f eoniestrately ante the dePartnie of the Em- tionists, who are consumed by a blind rage against a General Linois, who lately disembarked •
, in France, lowing articles : ;hens
pito, of Russia, who takes the diversina of hunting Sovereign, whose example daily sloes.' we,at to illness was conveyed the day before yesterday to the Ab• I eve
gat the estates of this Prince, and those of Princess mited uith respect tor ail institutions, can effect, and, baye. Genet 1
aßoyer hoe also been sent to the same BRUSSELS, OCTOBER SO.
from the intr. ids
Auerstorg. Pnitce Schwertzeriberg goes thence to 'ho has been long seeking to introduce a system of prison. The Prussian troops are Matching
nts. ,ear i
Venice. ih. most daring and shameless celuMny against his The Prefect of tlw Upper
Garonne issued, on the nor of France to the northern frontier departme
.ret t
Tice Archduchess Maria Bettrice is still at Vienna, ugust person and his government t—darnion (11). 26th of Getiihe Cluirlerille, All
and sets out foi Italy IL a fortnight with the etiunge t (rm., October 22. recting that the Mayors shall not deliver any passport Champagne is ettocuated, Four cr five toosaud ar
te reletive to passports, di• With the exception of Mezieres and Stalio
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