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London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

FLE 411lS1:1 PAPERS.

• . -3EpI'AmDER 9.
His Royal Higbness.the Prince. Sovereign visited ,
the day before yesterday the. Pul;fic Library. in title
city ; after examining, :Ittentively the vast.collection ,
of works,- in all. is anclies of literature contained in
the eight immense rooms, his RoyaLliigbitess lucked
at the MSS. among which particularly noticed a
Virgil, above B,K)_ years 0T41.. hhe Prayer Bock of
Philip the Good, 13.4ke ;urgundy .the original
Report of Joachim. to Philip IV. on the
troubles in the Low ' sititt'llatanswer in the
KiPg'S own ; alite, coyecuon of books
printed in the I,sth censor c.
Highness chewed Treat knowledge on
tliese subj•scts, and 'eepressed Ins satisfaction at•the
offer which reigni its ihehbiary,. and promised his
pkotection for the preseiPatio,Ofitite rich collection,
feinted by-M. belle. Serra Santander, and now under
the care of M. Vat tialateirn Anneal,' Director of
theitiadenty.
feThe Commisiary general fir the W,ir Depart-
MeOt think* it his duty toieforth the public, that his
RoYal. Highness the ftrince of Orange.Nas‘att, Sove-
reign of the United Netherlands, bas, by a Petrie'
of the 15th of August, greatly-insprovedtlit circum-
stances of the Ltelgieit troops now otiartlaing,arr will
be sien.by the subjoined tarif of pay, velp.ch prOvos
' the imuni6eence of 'bre Royal liighnessi,.and his pa.
tern 4 ears of the trtiops. _ •
. The Commissary incites the 'Belgian Military,
wfsephatir ?etvetl With honour foreign pegs, their
et. that kitne 110 existence for them, to
`rams! to the 40tadard of. thr Netherlands, and devote
their
.courelli to their =Wary, which must again
beidnib dear to them ht theilisanguished rank winch
the ntaztaniatity of the Allied Powers,' insures it far
the mom
4!The dept for ibeintott* are at Lomita, Moat,'
(them, and Hoick I that for the'catralry
ptid fiir the artillery at Malin. • (attialata." • ,
Braiseb,•September, 7." •
• Elittre.foilows the tarif of pay from a Lieutenant-
Coli.nel down to a private, for the. hem foot, .iind
artillery.]
BRUSSELS, St:PTEMBER 10.
I,ird Clancatty, with a numerous suite, set our
t0..414y for Vienna.

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AUGSBURG, SEPT. t • •
•
His Highness Prince Wrede is gone to MunicN-
anal is expected to set out on the 15th for Vienna.'
Colonel Ordioni, who served in the army of Italy,
and General Tiorella, ci.t.kvant Senator, of -Mihtp,,
both natives c f Corsica, are gone to Elbaotaljuthe,
forme; is to have tee command of a fortreess2=•" ~.. •
‘• ERANKIORT, SEPT. 7. •
Thi atloation of Siritseriand wsit'..become a more
.
ireportaiit subject Of ifitetisuott at the Congresi than
was hitherto expected, god -tban all accounts had
given #u n a believe j met that fears are entertained
of its becoming iri future hostile to Germanyi.but be-
cause it is a atangtteas point if contact kith France.
• difstt F, S.EPT.EAs4n.Rict, • • •
' "•:
The Prince ..,•,,krant.:gri.,..l jut wised here .by the
ilnunels Gate, wherat,lo4 was.recciteti 10+ ,the Count
Stienhaysen,.the lacier !apt of till Depf weat,•at the
• iltAti -9fahis tiottotilloo, :sad Eourst de Seiro. 041
Mayo "at the-temel" of the Iviabj.iipiir Wady: he pre,
• tented the keys of the cif y,hie•Noyal Highness
:Wired in tlie most Arable and gracious manner: TQ
ai finite beiiteininated. tXbe Orange tag
4A:slog on the r ern h tl. '
A ttetolitittioll irti;p• the Society cr the Fine Arts
Was waived-4W. lin. ROY-al Highness; who received
there shoatgracitusk,'' and having subscribed his
71 amt atir3n!; the Rattans of the sOciety, eloMised. to
spire some momehts to have his portrait painted by.
Pielinek,'historicarpaintet in this citisvrel knOwn
by his beautiful and nutneroos ptoductions. Thus
alrinnouncets., under x paternal and rational gOvern-
Ingo' t the 'return of the flourishing jinx* of the Fie-
mishschool, _ •
HANAU,,ASEPTEMEitt 9. • • •
• 'lt is affirmed thaktbe coast y of Haman,: wept +
sows Baal wicks, will be incorpararcd-Wiih Aurdlll4.
AN l'WEito,-SEP ['EMBER:
His Serene Highness the Prince Sovereignhonottred
this City yesterday 'with a vista After Shaiing re.
viewed the Municipal Bodies,' he examined the For-
tillaitions, the Dock, the Basin, and displaying the
gieitest affability to the people who thronged round
him, crying, 44 Long live the Prince of Orange."—
Ai in the afternoon his Serene Hijkliness depart.
mi, to the great regret of the inhabitants.
MALINES. SEP UMBER
His Royal Highness the Prince Sovereign arrived
hers yesterdity mt.rning.at six o'clock, gave audience
to the Civil and Military Authorities, and the Cam-_,
enat,der of the. fine Regiments of Belgian Artillery
and Light. Horse. forming our garrison, who pre,
tented the corps of Officer salter breakfast. .His Royal
Highness .departed at half,part seven for Antwetp,
and returning here in- the iitternuoul was pleased to
take some refreshment at the Town 1-4111, after which
' he left Its to *stirsto Saki% Burin heir body
charmed with the affability of beurtour. • • •
AIX•LA!CHAPELI.E,
M. de Sack, Governor-General .it 4be.Tailem and
Middle Rhine, has publtshed a long proclamation on
occasion of the. pamphlet noticed some time ago,
which invited the inhabitants of the left Bank to form
themselves into an Independent State. Hit Excel.'
linty observes that the Author., hi. Ecru' r, Se.cre-
tory of Legation to the ci.dtvant Grand-Mike. Sul
Frankfort, seems to be inspired with .attachment to
the interest of Ger 11r404y, net iliat of France, though
some pasi,ages of his book would feed ens to thsak
the latter. •
Tlae inhabitants of the Left Bank, whom the his-
tory of past ages has shown haw dangerous theit
situation ip tlitt.hr a weak and divided government,
unable to maintain by its own strength, will not
suffer themselves to be led astray by the illuvry
splendour of a Itepnblican Conitituti, n; sq small
State, surrounded by powerful neighbours fond of
war, would soon tall a prey. The fate of the tr.tosi.
tory Rep Ohlic of Maye Ace is fresh in oor remembrance
rite i.hatit4l,ts of the I.e!t. Bank have just tiletb
delivtirJ, by ttu: c dra' (4- their biuth':r tourney
men, li•in a Enekgii tyranny; they are legated to
the sod, the i.u.guage, t!.e habits, rile virtues
mat.) —tlie,r ptimit've, tl.eir trueicsieatry ; tlityjmvi,
cbt‘tattsi what.shoUisitse most dear ttrthem. IctJitir


future constitution is not organised—lf they are still
judged by. foreign laws, forced to pay taxes intro-
(laced' byl foreign power; and contrary to she spirit,.
of ;he country, those are. evils of short duration;
their welfare is inseparably connected with that Of all
Germany. The Allies, on undertaking the grand
work which is to foUnd the prosperity of future ages,
on submitting the Germanic Constitution to -the.most
solid, the most mature deliberation, and the wisest
decisions, resolved also to decide, at the Congress at
Vienna, the fate of the Provinces of the Rhine, as
one of the most essential parts of Germany. In a
Jew months they will receive a Constitution adapted
Ito their wants and wishes, which will guarantee their
independence, and all that can be dear to a people.