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London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

1811.
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ST. PETER.O.IEOII, illifrzsslllEtt Ith • 1-
Great changes are aboit to.• take Oat* in -*etre-
Tbional Admierstratioriaf this Empire. The distri-
bution of the iniposts.hrojivearistr to eomplaints
which hive :reached the :Kpeeor'oear, one,, f
the object& of ..his journey hrthe interior of his ens-
• pire sevrns to be the new orgauitutioo of the Atitho.
cities on the tome forting as those is-Poland.
The Swedish Norwegian Government having fee-
bidden all foreigners to fish on the Northern &tests of
Norway, the Russian subjects of the Government of
Adkelagel atie•threatened with the loss of one of the
Sources. of their subsistence and welfare. Notwith-
standing the Sayertish_prohibitions, the Mission fish.,
errnen have cotitinoed their usualnperations oo these
coasts, where thi. remoteness of the situation, and
the small number-of inhabitants, render all prase.
tient illusory; unless .truisers were stationed on the
senast. The Russian ,fianermen, sailing together tot
the number of several hundred boats, have had the
baldness to pass by thesliores of Norwegian Laplsed,
and to proceed in numbers to the most populoui
ketosis of Nordland, where they have made use of
'several ports and pert of the coast to dry their fish;
. The Court of Sweden has made - fresh. remonstrances'
at St. Petersburgb, endthese were conceived in env
. getic terms. The Russian Ministry, or at least one
of the Ministers, has very warmly taken the part of
the 6therthen of. his nation, and the discussions on
this object have continued in a tone far from cis*
liatosy, ;tad Without leading to any ressit#: • s .•:.
. NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 14.
We are. on the eve of oeeing our differences with
AO:Americans' terminated; if they will adopt PAP!
elides conformable to kitties, and more moderate
language; all or nothing seems to be theirluotto, itt
respect to ass but. ours will always be, every thing.
• . that justice can giant and hohour'consent
t. • • . • BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 6.
The jountil of the province of Antwerp, of the
14th of AugUst last, contains a most insulting die.
• 'tribe against. Mr. Six** Basteyss, President of the
Tribunal of Ciranserce, who woe designated by the
Initials of his name, This wretehed.productlon, writ-
' ten.in English, eres;i:i the form of an epigram, and
'was entitled, .14 di pi a ass heads, the Tribi;isal
• Comm cad Piaihat." '
• On the Arial complaint of the Tribunal of Com-
merce,' the King's 4ttorney•General ordered pro-
ceedings, to be instituted against the authors, pfin-
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ten, and distributors of the portal. •

. Two of the grounds for prosecution alleged by
the Anorney.General was, that this indecent sally
.against the Tribunal and its President, out of re-
sentment for an act emanating from the• authority
confided to them by the law; tends in this view to
distorb public order, &c. &c. ; that it is time to check
the scandalous licentiousness of s nne fortign writers,
who, abusing the liberty of the press, employ it only
in attacking the honour and reputation of the King's
subj •cts, and to excite disorders among Its. by their
defamation and calumnies.
The printer, Mr. Inuan, being summoned, de-
posed, that the article had been isiven byt:kJ:mobs,
who had signed it; that suspecting the nature of it
he bad stopped the printing of hi: paper, so that
but a small number of copies had gone abroid with
this article in them.
Matthew Jacobs, a native of London. and snen
ohm* at Antwerp. aged 23 years, being sunirnonad.
acknb wledgetbis• signature to the MS. geen to the
.• printer a be said •he had a trial before. the Tribunal
. Cesiamerm which bad 'given rise to an • appeal;
• be .added, that4is England it was allowed to write as
•be bad 40e, without naming Any body. •
'An order of arrest being made out against tint by
the d'lnstruction, Jacobs intuited. to the
of the Pint Instance a petition, to be al-
`lstwed his liberty, provisionally on giving bail,. This
• warrefusect. Far the rest, the diatribe in trieSt6ll,
IS Wholly desthnte of invention and Wit, and contain:
only-abase, -coarsely expressed.. The . sworn transla-
tor observed, in -writing. that it was but the stupid
. insolence of an Englishman, who did not knot, his
-leen language.
°moan% 7.—lt cannot, be denied that the deser-
due of our army is • considerable. but the journals
• • ghat have spoken Of it have greatly man-mated. . It
Is observed, that the desertion ii ehierf among the
soldiers whd formerly served in the French armies.
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emeniun op PARLIANISSITI What .will be don.
when Parliament meets I" is a question that seems to
iseirealmest as much interest as •anollikts which' at
. present absorbs the reflecting faculties' of this tit sk-
ink nation I—When will the neat Lottery be dies* I
avidity with which this is universally
is fairly accounted for, when the uncommon ad.
vantages it holds forth are duly appreciated t it
far. exceeds. former. and larger ones in point of
. ides! bonds"; :with 00l -Six Thousand 'Pietas, it
conabineslbreoSzenty ds II ! besides sere.
eal-bther Capit with the following Atli aurae:
• tinmv—atim Tkiets Voiotia" Ness 1 Auld, to. atom the
• *hole, the Inclination of all parties whit purchase is
eonspletely suited, as' they may receive their rises
in *Mk Notes; &tick, or Gold !_No Nether stirou-
layout be rating ('Jr immediately.visiting Extent,
st leis wellAllowa-Srlonata Othces, g, Comkill; and
.13,•Coventry-atree-t.— •

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:u th. turxese.—G. CeAmu. hai lbe.bisbie•
satishistito is annotuteing the great SaScess that has
attended* litwripuetts. at his 01Sces, Oa • Friday,
October 4(the Lottery 'finished drawing, when the
iOtiOnfipg CAPITAL! PR*llll IIIII!IOS014 in shasni-at
CAttiot.ile. Mies .
Nair 4.ls,sirtse.of £40,000, Is .14 Ewes .
I,oos, In 11 Shares
;pee, • .
.11100, In S Slinres
' 11,530,.. ..... tow % in 11 Shares
300, In Shares
• Ihtioe, we, L.. i Shares
1060,. .... . Apt in 11 Siam .
'rbe fortuoaie Adventurers.aulf raisin the value of
their respective Shares OR datum:L.-0% New State
LcitterY, to he drawn all in Ono.Day,Sig oferersea,
onntains Tnkze of iti'2o,ooo, dcc. itesvact only 6,000
Ticketi.* ;ckuls and Shares are Seines by Csattou,
the Contraztor, at hit Fortunate 081, *NI, corm
bald and WI oxicriktrcits