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lUESDAY, OCTOtER 8a 1816.
rgICE OF s COOKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCk t .
iseexce.! Out—Coos. mo. 61168—Cons. for ace. egii
Carr CMG strut-5 per COIL. Navy 9ltir 93
12,3s•Doods to. pre...isehrquar WS, sta. die. Is. pre.

we have received the Paris Papers of Friday and
Saturday. They contain intelligence ,of somewhat,
ore than common in:erest. A new Conspiracy.
era political natdre "has been discovered at Paris,
mmd eight or ten arrests have been made in conse-,
leence. We know nothing more through the me-
buarof the Journals on this topic, and conjecture
therefore must be exercised as to the description of
ilot which has been thus detected. The Conspirators
me we in hunible hie t we may therefore conclude
au some absurd project of a change, in the Govern-
ment ar Bourbon Dynasty had entered their sill •
karts, The bustle and collision of Opinions &ca-
ner(' by the
,elections, necessarily encourage the
enchinations, of the disaffected, add pejhaps they
unk thcy are less liable to be noticed by the Autho-
mies at such a season'.
A Privsetetter from Paris, which we have ht-
ohm; gires.a better definition of the Whig and Tory'
pnits of Frtece, or the Constitutionalists and Ultra
jergisrh than any we have yet seen. The former
ortebead, we have no doubt, all the sober-miniled
glaciates 'Of France : the latter, who are Mostly
wined o Emigres, ignorant of human nature.
ism defective.sdneatiaa, and strangers to the modem
mach thsracter front their long absence in other
totalities, have no claims to respect but those arising
ions their misfortunes.
Those who wish, therefore, that the liberties and
independence, say. we may add, the moral advance.
spent, of France among nations, should be sacrificed,
to gratify the yell passions or to aggrandize the
personal coasequence of those few and insulated mem-
bers of the community, are no friends to their species.
Items the Ultra-soyalistiattion which drove the lase
tithe STUMITS from the British throng; and it was
the ilikenened and sensible part of the British na.
eieet.with LOrd Swans at their head, who invited
tig WILLIAM and Queen Mote, and consolidated
* affections of the nation in favour of their glorious
jui.fortunate dykasty.
We regret to learn from the French Papers that
&navigation of the upper part of the Mediterranean
it setY unsafe, in consequence of Albanese and Mainot
COMA shaving taken up the vacated office of the Alga
ism.— The French tell vs that they' o not respect any
• ; We suspect, however, that the British Flag is
at insulted by them. The Spaniards have sufferad
it as yet from these Pirates r soother prod,-if
ism( were wanting, of the contempt in which the
ifspikpovernment of Spain is held. And while
liaitlibiett of Spain, we have to notice a highly.
kreitelDecree issued by his Majesty. The Ma-
drid Gazette, after some fustian on the subject
dr the Royal Marriage, gravely denounces two
Frenchmen, who have come from Bourdeaux to Co-
numa, and horn titence have sailed for South Ame-
rica, with most mischievous projects in view. His
Majesty warns nll his American subjects against bar-
touting these agitators; the Police at Commie and
thoughout Spain must be very lax.
The new French budget which has been circulated,
isfrecisely in unison with the late measures in France:
every sous of the public 'debt, contracted under the
Government of PO N? pAr.4-u, is to be paid, and the
unsold NatiGnal domi.tios ::re to be annually sold, to
pay these arrears.

On Sunday the lellev.ing Bullet;n was shewn at
St. Janks's Palace :^.

Whnlsor Castle, October 5. 1816.
" His Majesty pasted the list month in a very tranquil state,
red centimes to enjoy good bodily health.; but his Majesty's
ilowdot teapatas undiminished , (Maned)
Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE had an audience
of the PEIIiCS REGENT at Carlton House.
Sir BzeJasits: and Lady /31.0011FIIILD have occur
pied Warwick House since it has been relinquishedh,
the -Princess CIIAR,LOTTE.
Lind BERWORD arrived at Lisbon, from the
1414 on the 10th ultimo.'
Toaday drafts from the depots of the 21st, 71st,
79th, and 91st Regiments, at present in the Castle,
embarked en board vessels at Le.ith, for Gravesend,
.Iritere,they will be joined by draft's from other depots,
all tinder orders to join their respective corps in France
and the Netherlands.
Gtouctsrea CITT Et.etrtow.—We have great plea-
streln stating, for theinbittnatioa of the friende`of
Colonel Vtrize and the Public in general, that he was
11;:i ahead on- the Poll at Ave. minutes before three
niclocleyesterday ; and as there are not now unpolled
200 of the Fteen.en, 150 of whom are the Colonel's
‘iattoch friends, there* cannot remain a shadow of
doubt of his triumphant success, thereby -establishing
the Indepetulance of the City of Gloucester.
ATTEMPT AT MURDER AT TONIMIDGE WILIL&•••••
.Sitturday, a Gentleman from London came down to
oebridge Wells to receive rent of a man named
Lowy, who, after paying him, very deliberately
took s pistol out of his pocket and bred at him. The
Gentleman was conveyed to bed, and the woutid
!unlined by the Surgeon of the place, when k was
Awl that several swan-shots bad entered his tam-
Pies; but though he lingered in a very doubtful
state, be was not dead yesterdayovhen our accounts
cape away. Laecey, on his examination before the
Magistrates, Mr. Brawn and Sir Genaos BUG."
confessed he had long /had the intention to-kill the
tanticroan, in consequence of an old quarrel, which
tie bad not forgotten.—The Gentleman is, we under-
41aod, a wine-merehant, in Pimlico ; sad Lawry is
publizan at Toubritige.

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