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

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• • it 74t_W the ratto of Goa, lea. . . .
• . • Atop 4 Vrlisos of .oarismily sad of oarblstid4.ildia
mealtime I Proem siasintAinin4dartog the papaw smarm, to
sake lithe Chamber *stlittitti thirtinit and seat which belong to
thssgfoyakchtsiblnh.*.: '• ' • '
.10"" from Lyons ilmOurffe that the silk mann.
• .-facNisteniarthitt iltyisistre re trias4. large orders fir
booties at Vienna and tank& •
.The thanefactufus
••• "are in full activity.
• There was last•night a phYsik.etthiti.t A thewe
was erected in the ante.chitatier •'n 11%e fiat Gentle:'
111A11. Fader and Bennet had theiibnourkko.perlorm
before the 'King and' Rotel Fernili, •
.• The price of cirri fell inn' fittneki the last Dunkirk
Market, and it-is hoped k will continue to fall
-The herring fishery is happily very productive.this
year. - it .employs more than one hundred boats: at
. Boirlegne, each manned by seven or eight mien, and
there are days when the value of the product atuouoti •
to 40,000 •
The smnggling veleta the Po, • f Deal, lady
swamped not' far from Calais. AR bands on board.
to the number of seven, petiehed. The bodies of
four of them having been thrown upon the coast, the
Cointnissary of Polite repaired to the- spot, and; after
the necessat y inquiries, restored the bodies to the per-
- sons who claimed theta on the part of their families.
The gendarmerie of Wwtemburg arrested, during
the. months of July, August, and se/signifier, 2161
individuals, viz. one brigand, S 4 robbers, '2 puchilsi
83 other criminals. B'4 vagabonds, 1289 beggars
Irvin military service, 4 desertess. how the
country, acrd 20 in foreign military set vice.
. . .THE OPENING OF -I*HE SESSION OF 1816.
ltfils viemnity, the fourth of this kind skin the
• Restoration, had excited more anxiety than ordinary,
arW:iftracted a much greater concourse nr 'pc doors.
••• The r'wb rows of upper benches usually set apart for
the Dcpu'i..s, were adorned by scar two hundred la.
tiissc .Tee tribunes and the galleries presented a
• . gtest number of. persons of distinction anti foreigners,
. . Mons' whnin we remarked Mr. Canning in nip robes
as an English Minister.
Near the large ,tribune of ,he Diliomatic Body.
plaice *ere prepared for the Doke of Cambridge and
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Atlnne o'clock thn, Peers of France entered in their
• glritud:rubekaf state: ,This -is the firis time they as.
•. sonstd.them in.public sitting. It coasissof a cloak,
bordered with ermine, over their ordinsuirdress, and
• • what a la Nay, IF. ; . •
. 'Six guards de la Manche were placed behind ti.e
throne. The elegance of their new uniform was very
• remarkable. In place of the guld.laced hat a cocked
hat has been substituted, adorned with feathers.
Ab .ut two Oclock salvoes of artillety and accla-
mations from without announced the arrival of the
Xing. H's Majesty was received by two deputa-
tions—one of five Peers and the other of 25 Deputies,
and rested a few minutes in the ctloon of the Presi.
dent. The entrance of the King into the hail excited
Vie ailst lively enthusiasm. Cries of '4 Yana is Roi!
roman kr Bourbons !" burst limn every quarter and
were frequently repeated.
His Majesty having ascended the throne, his Royal
'Hit,lintes Monsieur took his place on the right, the
Duke. of Angouknse on the left, and the second
place on the right was occup'ed by the Diike of Bettis'
Toe three Princes were in the costume of Peers.
• The Prince de Talieyrand, Grand Chamberlain,
M. the Charecllor of France. M. the Marquis de
Dreult Breve, Matter of the Ceremonies, occupied
A isle accustomed places.
The benches at the foot of *die throne were occu.
• pied by the Ministers, the Marshals, the Ministers of
Slate and the Counsellors of State. •
The King uncovered, and 'sainted the Assembly.
He invited the Peers to be seated. The same invi.
vision was transmitted to the Deputies by the Chan.
• cellor df France. The spectatcrs sat down without

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any invitation.
The King being covered, he delikered the Speech,
Ate which the whole Assembly arose amidst shouts
- cof eriz k Rai! k Piot to &milk Radek 1
: ;M. Laitik, Minister of the Interior, called upon all
‘. arise Deputies is succession, and each of them, to the
number of 210,.t00k the oath severally, of'which the
. -Chancellor pronoenced thejsetssela ).
• e• 14 1 swear so be feltWil to the Klog,so ober the constitutional
- seance sad laws of the realm, and to conduct sliming every
04 as bostunsin loyal Deputy of the Department.. .
. M. the CtIANCe4LoIt closed the Sitting in these
words:
0 idalsrer In she name dills Kieft, that die 504311 et ISIS
* Mews. she Puss sad Messrs. the Deputises will re,
. • ' sie their respective thantbers. on Wednesday nest, as one
40‘.
• . share to mennseacc their laboun."
PAMPELUNA, OCTOBER IL
• There is much talk here of a depot of arms which
has been seized upon some private persons. whose in-
tenths's: ace suspected, and 'abuse conduct is watched
,by Ggsertunent. it would appear also that corre.
spondenees lave been disChvered : justice will speedily
be *line on the guilty. , flo seditious attempt could
have soy success in this tountry, where all the 44m-
l:items love tranquillity. and hare gives so mauy
• priiots of attachment to their Sovereign. ..
MAPLES, tic:tom eo. • ...
• We have received the disagreeable intelligence that
one of our merchautraen has been captured by a pi
rate, • said to be a Tunisian. in the Gulf of Mantra-
(lonia, nod that it was carried off With its crew wed.
corr.. We are afraid of new calamities, since the
' English eruizers cannot guarantee us. All the ma-
rititue towns bare renewed theit intreaties to induce
.. • his Majesty to put to sea a sufficient naval force.—
** There are nn sacrifice's which' the merchants and
'peg* will not be dispOsed to lake, in order
.to re-
ar/s pirates,and Inure the hedlour of the Sag of the
Trwoaicilies."—Such is the lOguage of all the ad.
• diets*. to his Majesty. .
BEILI,f, oCTOUP up . .
aikhing tiatistares hife asiespoillitere.Cols-
,, ottiitel as to. the period wisia4o4ll be put fa:
. .e.ili6lo;
. illi coust3tistiott,4l .. ~. 4f State sod other
hies fUnctioMtkillaSllo6lll--)41-iitte purpose of tfaus.'
• . bitsiSi:/ 4 OOP system of iltdiskt .e6iftbutions,.hiks.
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,:risio its labossit sad submitted them to the at
"tobatioa ofiiiw till It i• said that )4s. Majss:y is
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them. tofios*The are' the
- wool tat,___l4-w slew about to Ist.. .gscea::...
so,•redoes. croasty iadueet tam ta• all the pto.