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London, England, 1824-11-18 00:00:00

quit its pregett positiVna-befort nest spring. Aceorci-
ing to the declaratian ,alreiCly made by the. Russian
Cabinet, it will remain" assembled on the frostier of
Turkey till the Oitonsan troops have fully evacuated
Moldavia, and Wallachia.
We know, by accounts horn nll quarters, that this,
evacuation has not taken place; and that after that
change in the Ministry at Constantinople, it is less pro-
bable than it was under the administration of Ghalib
Pacha. It is said, in letters from Constantinople, that
in reply to M. Minziacky's remonstrances on this sub-
ject, the Reis Effendi lays the blame on the friospodar
Stourdta, who, he says, has received full powers from
the Porte for the evacuation of Moldavia.

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BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER to.
The Seconil Chamber of the States• General has been,
engaged 'in the discussion of laws relative to the deter-
mination of the frontiers between some of the Provinces,
to the exemptions from the militia, Sm.
The Governor of the Province of Liege bas published
a circular letter relative to the attempts made by fo-
reign emissaries, who are dispersed over the Provinces,
to seduce workmen to emigrate to foreign countries,
employing for that purpose every kind of moanceuvre,
and tempting them by promises, the falsebdod '
of
which they do not discover until it is too late.'
The law prohibits the transfer to foreign countries
entirely, or in part, of commercial or manufacturing
establishments of Belgium, or of machinery used in
those manufactories. It is also forbidden to persuade,
solicit, or advise manufacturers, clerks, or workmen in
the said manufactories, to go to foreign countries to
settle or to work there, or to give instrutfions relative
to the manufactories. The penalties are imprisonment
for not less than six months nor more than two years,
and a fine of .500 to 3000 francs.

Frankfort PA pent t 6 the I 1 th instant, and the Austrian
Obserwer to the Stb inrslant; reached us this morning,
but they contain no intelligence of a political nature.
The following are some further particulars of the late
inundations

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NIUNICII, NOVEMBER 5.
The disasters caused by the fioodi in. Bavaria, are as
great as in Sniabia ; all the bridges over -the Danube,
the Leck, &c. are cartied awayor damaged. The towns,
villages, and a great extent of country,-are under water;
in many places the inhabitant's have been forced to
abandon their cattle and the fruits of their harvest' to
the fury of the waves, which rose even to the roofs of
'the houses. Travellers are in the greatest embarrass-
ment, all the roads being under water, sq,that they are
obliged to leave their catiiages and effects, and take
boats if they find it necessary to proceed. ,

TREUDEN§TA DT.. NOVEMBER 6.
The flood, at the end of October, has even carried
away a bridge over the Vorbach (whet wise a very in-_
considerable streans)oaeke.liniebas, vcbicb.is 2,5601eet
above the level of the sea, arid 1;89.0 above Stutgard.
It is remarkable, that on Iriday and Monday-, before
the great torrents of rain, shocks like those of at earth-
quake were felt upon the summits of the mountains;
and that, on the 4th November, loud thundervas heard,
while the mountains.were covered with snow.

cAnsnubk., NOVEMBER •
His Royal Highness the Grand Duke has assigned a
sum of 15,000 florins, to meet the most urgent wants of
the sufferers by the inundation. The Minister of Ec-
clesiastical Affairs hat ordered a general collection of
Money and provisions. The subalterns and soldiers of
the guard have spontxteously• offered a day's,pay for
the relief of those unfortunate sufferers, who, having
lost their all, are no* without shelter. All the other
corps here have eagerly followed this • laudable ex-
ample, and his Royal Highness has expressed to the gar-
rison his satisfaction at this generosity.
FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER io.

The accounts from the Rhine, Danube, &c. state that
the waters have began to subside, but every day brings
more distressing details of the incalculable damage
done by the floods.