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London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

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-*OVAL ottioiniatuce.--saostliirs indostemt.'
"'Louts,
.Ikc.—By our Ordontimice:.of the a of
Aagust, 1815, .we had interdicted all etportation of
Zorn out of the kingdom, and 'the most rigorous 4i-
gilance was exercised on the shores and frontiers by
the various Authorities. Besides these precautions,
which -guarantee the preservat• •,, the interior of
France of the produce of the harvest, we have ascer-
Jawed that it might be useful to *encourage the
Arrival of Corn and Flour coming from foreign ports
by a premium on the quantities which shall be im-
ported into our States.
" This measure, which tends to:increase the attire
of provisions in France, will concur tovnirde the
diminution of the price of Co,rn -and plate it Within
the reach of our subjects et a more moderate pricel '
‘e•Foi these causes, OD thi report ofQOutillibtas
Secretary of State for the Department of die Lamar,
“We flute ordained, &c.: . •
1. There shall be ,jaid to *Rims& or foreign userchtiqs,
echo, reckoning from the 15th of December nest, shall infra.:
dace Into our cons, Wheat or wheat Fleur, Rye, and Raney, os
the meal thereof, Coming front kedge coentrieS, a premium of
lurportadoo, regulated as lonian, vis.—Five francs per metrical
'of wheat or wheat lour; three francs fifty centinsei 1
per metrical quintal Idris oe ryellour; two francs any centimes
per metrical quintal of barley embark, reed: - •
Tim same Peados shall be paid for the introduction of
Wheat or WbeatAleir. Rye, sail Bailey; which shall take place
ar the way of the Patine, the Moselle, and the Mims; and the
way of the Custeophouses of Suable& Merck, ChatleiMk, sad
langwy. •
40 s. The above premiums shall be paid by the receivers of the
Douce*, its the ports of the Muscling, or in the tares= of the
land frontiers where the erste 'bail have been introduced, and in
,rteridiottie the quantities Walsh ihall be iscertaiied 'at the
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entry in the ordinary forms.
The pectolom of insporteein lizedby AN. lei;ikall Mies
to be paid on the lit September, lett. (Aed)
“ Glees, dco. this red Nov. 1616. " Loon."

PARS, 240VEMBEA 23!
The Wait kat present very high. The merchin-1
dize which usually covered Port St. Paul• his been
puts, into the magazines. At midnight the waters
entered the guard-room of the Port ,an 11e,,i!Pd
forced the men on duty to evacdate iq .
Yesterday, at one o'clock,insan who waslvirering
two horses at the Quai de la Ferrailie, was eareied
off by the strength of the cbriebt, and saved'hiinself
„Gray by quitting the horses, which were drowned.:.
When the Duke of Cambridge reviewed the Ni.
clonal Guards of Strasburgh, ; corporal named Du-

bus, presented arms, atid requested permission• t.i
speak to him. His Royal 'Highness condescended to
listen to him : he related the wanner' in which be
had been so fortimateas to, save, at Genera, a few
years since, the Weal Prisice'ral ward-- (the Duke of
Kent), at the hum* •sf his, being drowned. The
Duke assured Dubas that be •wonid remind -Mc
brother of this trait, and gave him hopes of a pen.l
shit, it what he said *is trite.

COUSIIR lISTRAORDINAST ,SATURDAT MOANING.
An Ordonnattee of the King, dated the Tith of
November, bean, that is there :hall be. paid to ill

French or foreign merchants.. who; after the 15th of

December nextshaH bared ace. into oar Ports, corn
or flour, or meal of wheat, barley,' wad rye, coming
knot other countries, a premium of importation."
His Majesty was occupied yesterday for•two hours,
with the Duke of Richelieu.

The public tranquillity has been disturbed for a

few days in the City of Toulouse. Malevolent per-
sons have endeavoured to profit by the momentary
dearness of com, in order to eicite the people on
market day. againit persons changed with selling the
corn, and have. signified an intention of arbitrarily
fixing the price of food. AU the Authorities, se.
conded by the National Guards, have performed their.
duty, and tranquillity wai speedily restored in. that
great city._

Prosecutions are going on against all other instiga.
.tors or accomplices of the seditious movements which
have taken place at Toulouse. •
The Emperor of Rusis, at the especial request of
the Noblesse, bas given liberty to the Peasants of
Esthossia.

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The Ministers are expected to make an important
communication to the Chamber of Deputies to.
morrow.

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