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London, England, 1816-09-04 00:00:00

principal riches of this ministry, are sold at very high'
prices. . . .
Trost Germany we learn. that the plague has
again declared itself at Constantinople.
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PAWS. AUGUST sr. .
One Corte alias Rang. of the Commune of Maneze,
a brigand bloated with:crimes, the least of which is.
, that of having passed his life as a strangler with 11,7 MS
in his bands, and who is accused of 15 murders, was
'searched foi, by order of the Spanish Authorities,
on the territory on which he had recently committed
new violence& The place of his retreat having been
known, the local Authorities made the necessary ar-
rangenients for investing it, and seizing his person.
This miscreant, at open war with the police and
gendarmerie, kept them at bay, and being full of
strength and vigour, leapt from a high window, to
avoid them, but WAS killed on the spot.
The Fait of Leipsick, held at Michaelmas. has of I
late years been more of a literary nature than any
thing else.; this )ear, it is said, that the abundance of
new works will t.xceefd every thing ever before heard
of. At Jena alone. the World mutt needs receive such
immense knowledge., that if we are not enlightened
henceforth, it must be our fault. No less than mine'
scientific Gazettes are published in .this small place.
()neon Theology, four on Political History, one on
General Criticism, one on Chemistry, 'one on the
Natural Sciences, and, to clown►. the whole, an En.
cyclopedia Gazette. They complain much of the
, tardy mode of land carriage, and its expense. This
maices us imagine that Mr. Gillattme is about to
bring his nt•sv ba:loon to the lair, to procure to the
arflattUlS, ci;nni;isseuts, and literati Of All Ille world,
. a speedy stock sciences use all subjects, at a trifling
expense. We trust he win ruccerd in his experiment,
' for the scientific rez;egeratioti of the illiterate world.

PARI3, SEP FENIBER I.
Wines and brandies are rising in Nice, as well
from the great demands for tb,.. 1341 tic, Ike. as from
the little hro6pectp of the appioaching vintage.
At Bourdeaux several vessels have arrived from
St. rttershursii, SW 411441ai and the IFlllefitS, With

sundries.
At La Rochelle, Brest, and N.c.tes, there is a
giTrat bustle iu .he Arrivals and &pat tat et of vessels,
all laden.
Cuttons are selling off at a good price at Nantes
And Havre. Ttlis article sill vlttinue to be in de-
mand, as the manutActoties are in full activity.
Wheat iu the dilletcut markets begins to lower

in price.
Tire expeditions for the Islands an.: the Lr
of LIIC ditferent articles epanuractured in France, are
beginning to open new resources to trade. Generally,
in all the ports of France, a spirit of commercial en-
, lerpribe prevails, so that we hope to see a steady trade
carried on with every other country.
At Malta the most serviceable brass puns have
been removed, and replaced by iron pieces Five
Dutch frigates are at this moment in the port of Gi-
braltar, as well as a Neapolitan frigate, which brought
the money intended for the ransom of the Neapolitan
blares, whose liberty had been bargained for. All
is tranquil at Tunis : the Bey lately freighted a
French vessel, to take on board in the Archipelago,
some persons of cr. inction, who had been set on
shore there by the Tunisian tevolters. The Captain
of a French ship from Leghorn, was boarded in the
Gult of Spezzia by a Tunisian corsair, and robbed
of merchandize to the value of 12,000 francs.
, A Gentleman from Corfu informs us, that •he
heard it said by the Eaglish there, that they would
-soon have war with the Grand Seignior, and that
they were about to undertake an expedition to Egypt.
At Corfu they also speak of a rupture between the
Russians and Turks.
The Etat-Majot and baggage of the Duke of Wel-
lington, set out yesterday morning for Cambray.
Twenty carriages formed the casakade.

GALLIPOLI, AUGUST ie.
The galliot Eulalie, Captain Erman°, has arrived
fortunately in this port, atter having made a glorious
defence against i B►rbary Corsair which had been
telegraphed for souse days. The Corsair took fire
mil blew IT. It is time that our seas should be free
and that commerce should resume its wonted activity.
We are glad that the French flag is respected. other•
wise we should be in an absolute dependence on the
English, who make us pay too high for their goods.
The French 'mass, on the contrary, charge mode-
rately for their cargoes. and keep up the balance of
C.ollll2lent.

Two ships of war and several transports have left
the Port of Otranto.

'We lament to learn, by a letter from' Dublin, that
the LORD LIEUTENANT has suffered A paralytic stroke.
Sir JOSIIPII S. YORKI is arrived at his house in the
Admiralty, from his seat atgidney Lodge, near South.
smpton.
The Earl end Countess of DALHOVSIE and suite,
left Loadon, yesterday morning, for Nova Scotia.
By the ship Drirron, from Buenos' Ayres, we have
received letters to the 4th June. It appears that the
Deputies sent from the capital to the inland town of
Santa Fe, have concluded an arrangement with AR-
TIOA.S, but the terms had not transpired. It is singe-
•ar that no speculations were afloat in Buenos Ayres
respecting the hostile movements of the Portuguese;
but ham the harassed and disunited state of the
.ountry, if the views of the Brazil Cabinet tend to
acute their future independence, the inhabitants will
at reao to form an integral put of the pew Empire'
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