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MITTAU, SEPTEMBER 20.
The day before yesterday Divine Service was or-
dered in the principal Church, when the abolition of
vassalage in the Government of Courland, which had
' been resolved on by the Emperor, at the desire of
the Nobility, and the confirmation of the Plan of the
New Constitution for the Peasants was to be pub-
liched. At seven in the morning, therefore, the Civil
Governor, the Authorities, the Nobility, the Citizens,
and a great number of Peasants, assembled to pour
out their hearts to GOD, and to thank him that the
respectable class of their brethren, who cultivate the
soil of the country, have also attained the rights of
' Citisens.—The solemn Te Deum began after the ar-
rival of his Excellency the Governor, the Marquis
-Paltscci, and never, probably, was this hymn chaunted
with more feeling than by the persons assembled on
this day, an which above 400,000 of their brethren
,werstee malt it'e rights and dignity 9/ men.
After .the I Deum, the Governor addressed the
assembly in an appropriate speech, declaring the abo-
lition of the slavery of the peasants, by the Decree of
his Majesty, at the request of the Nobility, and an-
nouncing the Plan of the new Ordinance relating to
the Peasantry.
The Clergyman then ascended the Apit, and held
a discourse in German, in which he shewed the points
of view in which the new Constitution of the Pea-
sants was to be considered, and the importance of the
present moment. He then addressed the peasants in
Livonian, announced to them the benefit given them
by the Emperor, saluted them as free men, and ex.
horted them to gratitude to the Emperor, love to
their late masters, and a proper use of their freedom,
recommending them to pursue the path of legal order
and tranquillity which each of them had now to take.
A solemn hymn concluded this memorable ceremony.
The Emperor, who had arrived here on his way
to Aix-la-Chapelle, went, after Divine SerVice in the
Church of the Holy Trinity, to the Greek Church,
amidsrthe acclamations of the people, and heard
Te Deum performed; meantime the Nobility and
public officers, and the peasants who had been as-
sembled in the Church, went to the Castle, whither
the Emperor repaired from the Church, and had the
Civil Officers and the Nobility presented to him.
A scene then succeeded which represented the Rus-
sian Sovereign in the fairest light, as the father of hi,
people, or, as the world in its infancy called Princes,
as the shepherd of his people. He caused the assem-
bled peasants to be brought before him, and dis-
coursed to them in person, explaining what his good-
ness had given them and the proper use of it. The
worthy Deputy of tire country, Count Charles Von
Medem, interpreted the discourse of the Emperor,
who graciously heard the reply of two of the peasants.
In the afternoon the Emperor, at the invitation of
the Nobility of the Province, partook of an elegant
entertainment in the Hall of the Equestrian Order,
which was tastefully ornamented with flowery shrubs.
During the entertainment, the Emperor gave as a
toast, a The welfare of the Courland Nobility;" and
Count Meden, in return, proposed the health of his
Majesty. Immediately after the entertainment his
Majesty continued his journey to Berlin and Aix-la-
Chapelle, accompanied by the blessing of all the
people of Courland.
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For some days past a report, said to .be derived
from an authentic source, is in circulation here, that a
Russian corps coming from France, which l's said to be
from 25,000 to 50,000 strong, will arrive on this side
of the Rhine on the 26th or :ath of this morch, a• I
will be cantoned for a time, the duration. of which
is not yet fixed, in the Grand Duchy of Baden. The
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appear.
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