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London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

THE EVENING sTmt.

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, ISI6.
I KING WILLIAM LAllDrb.—Holiday at the Dank, 1!:-.6 e•
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and South-Sea klou,re.

Yesterday we received the Paris Papers of Ti
day, but they are almost barren of intelligence; :,11
this morning those of Friday reached us, from
we have subjoined some extracts.
In some .of .the Parish Chuschcs, in the De*.
ments where they have no officiatinr pries,, the ;s
hibitants had assembled to read the pra•-e
Without ,s,
thout priests. An officious Prefect has Fra:;ibittd
this practice is the Department of the
Marne I—lt remains to be seen whether this
of the Constitution will be .punished as it detetritil
for in France it is not criminal sto pray in nornbtrii
above twenty besides the family, without any pr,l
vious licence, as it is elsewhere. It is very pr(,baue
that this ,Prefect, who has such an antipathy to th,.;
prayers of the poor villagers, possesses in his libterl
all the impieties of VOLTAM, and considers himself
extremely enlightened by their study.

There have been several new arrests at Lyunt
supposed to have been implicated in the disclagst,
of Montana, lately reprieved at Paris.
This day the Chambers meet—at least it is se mi.

derstood. The Ministers count on a decided nujo.l
rity. The Ultras.huwever have high expectations,
they boast that of 240 Membtrs, from 100 to 120 ate
decidedly their own, and that of the undecided atm
hers they may ultimately be joined by a 6( Ecint
number to give them the ascendancy. M. BELLur
will, it is said, be proposed as President by de
Ministers:

PARIS. NOVEMBER 1.
The Hospital of St. Louis is now lighted with Sr
drogen gas. In point of economy the saving phi
so great in France as in England; still, however,til
expense is two.sixth parts less.
Tomorrow Count Diepbo' ltz (the Duke of CO
bridge) goes to Versailles, and orders have bent gives
to Mske the Cascades play.
On the '29th the Duke of Cambridge dineild
the King and Royal Family. The King's Militia,
placed in the Hall of the Life Guards, exectnedsm.
ral select pieces during the Banquet.
The Deputies are invited to meet together on Ss.
turday to nominate the Deputation which is tank
atpow the on the clay of opening the Session.
Crowds of...i..nglish have strewed at Paris to Witllt2
the opening of the Clambers.
It is reported in Germ 'fly that Miss Cworme
Murate the eldest daughter of Murat, of infutru
memory, is about to t ,pouse a Hungarian Gentians.

She brings him three minions cf d.prry foraisbed
her mother.

A few evenings since, the spectators at the Thews
of Bourdeaux having complained that the low vAs
badly lighted, and the oil being found of an inferiv
quality, M. llojolais, the Manager, Was 01deita
the Police iato cnnfineroent far 21 hours.
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Letters from Egypt, of a very recent dat!,

the following details:—" This et untry has •
considerably by being under the Government of
Paella Amoud-Ali. The city of Alexandria is
in a good state of defence ; the troops are well
• and there, are more soldiers than there is occasion
—Amoud-Ali is 48 years of age lie was ori •
an adventurer, who commanded a very small pit
vessel, but was very successful : six hundred
soma joined his standard, by whose as-astance be
seined the dominion over Lower Egypt : his aril
now creatly increased. He traffics in p,rain and
visions, exclusively himstlf, and receives duties
other kinds of nterchNndize. The Art` s ate
crowding around him to ask permission, to co: •
the lands, and he has made concessions to thee..
He receives all foreigners, and particulatly
French and English, with great kindness. Ti
in short, every reason to believe that if this Pa)
continues to govern Egypt, the country will am
extremely."

A Mail from Holland arrived this mlrning. 7
Dutch Papers state, that so perfect is the tranqrio
of the Mediterranean in consequence of Lori
ktotrries victory at Algiers, Al the vessels of the Pd
States of Italy ate to resume the colours of
:lotion under severe penalties t they wers
compelled to sail undtr British colours to give 64
a chance of escaping the Pirates.
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BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 30. -
The States of the several Southern Proviata
the IprigOm have sent deputations hither to c
•tUllte 'hit Majesty on the marriage of his 114
Highbess 'the Prince of Orange. These deputeo
have been received in the most gracious manner.
Besides Prince Gortschakoff, many RUSSIA) OdC°
of high rank have arrived here. Count Wor"r°
is also expected in a few days btit the arrival
Field Marshal the Wince of Waterloo appears ail
be fixed.
The people of Luxemburg flatter themstlres°
that City, as a fortress of the Confederal"
declared by the German Diet as liable to o°ll
foreign troops only in time of war, bu: thAt in Per
it will ye; be exempted.

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VERSAILLES, OCTOBER $
OP account of the increasing dearness of cOV
England 4 large quantities ars already buying u?