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London, England, 1816-10-26 00:00:00

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PARIS, OCTOBER et • , ,
Yesterday the Kin.* eve a private audiento to the
'faiglish Admiral' Sie`Gikatgetocktitirn •' • . 1
the Prefect.. of de. Word by in *iirretil, dated dM
10114-hasAgsp.atisll4 all,distillation from grain..
. TIM learned Englishineni. Mews.-Tyrwhist aid.
Hay ter,ha amp been,ernployed to enrol, iOtsesiblet.
t 1 I•lerctilanitigekoS. • belon;pnloiap the. Aisali*el,
.by means of 4, 'lt*: jw(Veflo: tW, 4/1P.4149te leas?„!1/r:
p Onteil Ktrsts. Visconti, Quporpoere As :Quincy.,
Boissonade, and Raoati,-B-ocliette,.to superintendent!.
• as,* in the oparatioo. .. . . . . i.;. 1• ;
.From the lit tOtlio„16:h of this monthithere hate,
entered Calakiniao English tronspotts. from. Dowry
• with troop and militagy-efiatcts. and 49 picket-boait I
also from Dover, with (IsB,,passengets. There have
left Catfis within. the Man &kW* 13 ~ English train
spot to for Dover, with soldiereesadlisaggage, and fit'
.. packet boats, for the same piattowilitil, 025 pasten-
. •gets, •tour horst* hagoege, at,d cotrintbr.,
. All the Elections are terminated and kno .. The
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mber..:which will meet the 4th oh,,neat * u
vial tosents4 of '257 Deputies. It wallow. kW
s i- many. thanks to the. spirit whose impOlpe.hat:
f our or five Departments, paralyzed the elector,
movement. Some people seem alarmed at this; as
though the absence of ten or twelve Depniies in the
Chainhet could render the representation incomplete-
It is, undoubtedly union' unate that some Departments
shorld have deprived themselves of Representatives;
bet Deputies belong less closely to the Department
by which they have been elected, than to France
herself, and all Departments become equally the Ob-1
jecta of the attention and solicitude of the Chamber.
:Charles Monier, Ex:Adjinant of Engineers, con-
deninned to die for being an accomplice in a plot tor.'
obtaining possession of the,Castle of Vincennes. triter
poisoning the evrrison, was to hip been executed
yesterday. He_was brought from he Bicetre to the
Csanciergerie at halt-past nine o'clock. Still ignorant
ot the rejection of his appeal to the Court of Cassa.i
Lion, he was quite at his ease, and thought only of
viadergoing an examination ; but when the gaoler
t 4sl him he must prepare for death, he broke out
into violent transports. " What: said he, ," mus 1,
die t—die to-da7,l I have been. deceived, I expected
*pardon." The Abbe Montea, Chaplain, then ot-
Bred him the consolations of religion, but he was
incapable of listening. He asked urgently tor M.
lonret, his Advocate, whose arrival appeared to
calm him. "It 1 make discoveries,"said he, " may
I hope ter my pardon ?" At last, about tour o'clock,
when the executioners entered lets cell, he said." Let
snore Magistrate have the goodness to hear me: I
ant ready to speak." Soon after M. Dima,y; a
Chunsellor of the Royal Court, came down too room
of the prison into which Monier was brought. From
the * indnw of this room, which looks into the outer
court of the ptison, Monier perceived the fatal cart,
at which he shuddered with affright. Monier re-
mained about thiee quarters of an hour with M.
Dapaty, and the discoveries he made seemed so im-
portant, that die Chancellor was made acquainted
with them, who sent an order to stay the execution,
all the preparations for which were made in the Place
de Greve.
• On die 28th of September the Hereditary Princess
orthe Two Sicilics was delivered of a eon.
''!''her , write as follows from Weymar, under date
of the Bth :-.18. The mother of the celebrated ISot-
.'whue lately kept, at the baths of Liebensteiti, the
82d anniversary 01 her birth, amidst a circle com-
posed ot he' children, grand-children. and rem
grand-childen. Those of her children present were
Charles, Amelia (widow Gifdrmeister), and Au-
gusta (an authoress). Out of 19 grand-children and
tivi great grand children, nine were present at this
fete. Among the absent, is one,.now at Buenos
Ares, r ugaged in commerce bar a Bourdeaux house,
another in Russia, on theaDon, and a third is cit-
eUmnavigating-the globe. 1
The Gazette of the Grand Duchy of Baden says.
that private letters from W,esaw, of a very recent
date. announce that the Emperor Alexander is to
have an interview with the Emperor of Austria, but
doiroi mention, the place where these Monarchs ire
to meet.
On the other hand, we read today in a journal,
" Tate meeting of the Sovereigns, which was to take
place at Watsaw. seems not likely 'to be effected;
the Court of Berlin' has already appointed the Conn.
sellor de Jordan to repair to the Emperor Alexander.
• The mediatized Princes are exerting all their ef-
forts to obtain Votes at the Diet ot. Franktort, but
the Misters of the:principal Courts forMally oppose
them, considering that such a concession would be
an attack upon the rights of the Sovereigns whom
trey represent. and which rights were recognitied by
die Congress of Vienna. Tile Ministers of Foreign
rosters will be admitted to the Diet. 1
• . VIENNA, OCTOBER to.. '
The &patine of the extraordinary Embasty de-
puted ,to receive our new Empress, will oat take
item, it is said, till the 2d of November. It is coth-
*tied of his Highness Prince Joseph de Schwartzen-
herg, in his quality of extraordinary Ambassador;
of the Count de Wurmbrandt, who is appointed
Grand Master of the Empress ; of the Countess of
Laselinsky, Grand Mistress, and a numerous suite.
There is no other change in the arrangements which
we have formerly announced. 'The Emperor will go
its Saint 'Pollen to meet the Princess, 'who will arrive
on the filth at Schoenbrun, and the ceremony is still
Axed for the 'loth.
'The Committee appointed to draw up regulations
for the. Bank has held its first sitting. The Count de
Dietrichste.in being President.
Eattottatina To Astetuca. ----The following extract '1
{fun a gentleman in New York we recommend to the
passel a those misguided people whose ideas may 1
Kin turn upon emigrating to the United Statesir °
"New Vole, Access 22.
" Within the last thtee months we have bad three
vessels consigned to us with passengers frorn.lrelstud.
What they. will do here lamat a loss to say, as yes-
sels.are arriving oOtofull of them daily. We ereett!
ha her every tide, When I shall have to teke a Aiirt
trip' to Amboy (Omit 90 miles) to, meet and pre-
'put their towering the port of New York, tib'ialre
the bonds of •VW dollars upon each passenger.' 'Up.
ward: 01 4,000 have applied to the British etillStti top
basset kW" assist" . i

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• gkniAt' are prie.efibirag;o6 1
.40 fi
wltifii.are soio, toolike phsoo rift eloi•Comogo Doc li.
invalids;cli
nnmutsards, is,fina ky 'be Duccli. Go%
s'0,11,9119111•:-.• • . ~*4 -.., Ili X !inerartb• -Ouviratds.
•.I, ,2rf 1 , •Poriallp St. DLit.
Goods `matiefacrered of 11001.4Yani,-604444 : • • • ~
thread. or hair, pot otherwise enumerated ,
or deseillr..d,. per cent r. ' . • a 0
, Cia% i
o. white, per 1961 b. • •.• , .•$0 • ,
• , coloured, ditto ~. .p • . Si 0 4
Cotton yarn, entwined or white . • to 0
Ditto*, twined or tilosired- 6' • - 14 0 •
Woollen ditto, per cent. • . . ..% .-, e 0 $ 0
(`able d.tto, per 1001 b. . - • :.....11,10 OIS
Linen of !temp or flas, unbleached, tfe'till '•. S
0 •
Dims bleached . . - •.. 4 0
Ditto table unbleached - . 9 0
pitto damask and bleached . - I 0
Sail cloth . . . • s o
Cambric . • • .. 5. 0
'
Eist India nankeens ' • • e 90 .
Carpetttrig and blanket r . 10 0
. Millinery - 10 0
Stockings. cps, gloves, lop, auk audios II .0
Hats of wool, straw, or flu - . 15 0
ireentoitgery - . • 5 0
Tools * • - . 9 0
Cutlery . ~ . If 0
Glass--Looklngliemes ' - - 5 0
window - - • .
4 °
German . • 0
i manufacture!! plain . 9 0
tut • .• .11l 0

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Emthenware, white • • )0 0
censored - - 12 0
*Om plmleli: pea' 1001 h. . 1 10
2 aranutat turd, percent. • • lit 0
yapper, unwrought, per tool%. - .. *4v t
yams, per e.mt. • -
hammered, plater, and sheets, per 1001b...0 Li
Iron, cast - - • .
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in bars, or onwrought -
Snore raw - -
Tobitc;a, Varine. per tent. .
POrto•ltico and Braun
Manufactured and wpm
'Truk—Oranges and lemons •
Apples, Stc. • •
Butter . - ~
Hides and skins, raw and undressed, per cent.
Dried -

▪ 0
O IP
S 0
• 10
▪ 0
S 10
$ 0
O 10

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7 0

11 01
4 0
• 10
15 •

Dressed sr tanned, per 100 lb.
Mirelmesd Rabbit, per elm.
Beaver -

32 •
10 0
Max, raw 4
Tile duties in blank are I.sth per cent. or 3fottiper
100Ib. •
Transit duties the highest inwards or outwatdst,
S per cent. at the option of the receivers. Wiwi,
spirits, soap, beer, and coals, 2 per cent.
Foieign.vessels are subject every voyage to a too
nage duty -of 3 do. 12 st..per" is t ; but if belonging
to any putt where Dutch yes •els are on a par- wilb
ships of the same country, only 2110. sst. per last pei
annum. This latter regulation, if carried into effectt
must be of serious consequence to the shipping.inte;
rest of Ws country, as we believe that some articles,
butter and cheese, for instance, pay a higher duty
when imported into tit:: country in Dutch than in
Paid) vessels. We trust that the Legislature will
see reason to abolish the impolitic duties which they
have imposed on Dutcb butter st,dabeeste.

TUE I:V►4:NINO STALL

LON DON.

NEXT THURSDAY ALL THE STATE LOTTERY'
WILL BE I.•It AWN. —.THE SCHEME, WITH ONLY
6.0*0 TICKETS. CONTAINS THREE GRAND CAPITALS
.01 Aese,OCO.. &c. &c.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1816.
Gaoling !IL P&OelcAlMlD.—Holiday at the Dant.tiebeteer,
and Soudt-Sta Hausa.

Dist night we received the Paris Papers of Tues.
day, and this morning those of Wednesday. Extracts
from the former are given in, preceding column.
The following are the only articlis of novelty in the
l;tter : .
PARIS, OCTOBER Ss.
We hear from Genoa, that for some time past the
Sardinian troops in • that 'city and its environs sre
continually in motion. It is difficilt to account for
these extraordinary movements.
The Prussian Lieutenant-General d'Engebrechten
left Berliri on the lOth instant for Stralsund, charged
with a mission.

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We hear tram Vienna, that. General Count Wel-
moden is gone to Warsaw, to notify the marriage of
the Emperor of Austria and the Princess Charlotte
of Bavaria, to his Majesty the Einperor Alexander.
It k said that several arrestations have taken place;
in consequence of the disclosures of Monier.

General Donnadieu appeared. yesterday at Court.
The sum of 1%7 francs (,255 sterling) was -col-
lected by the Postmasters on the 25th of August, at
the celebration of, the Feast of St. Louis, which has
been gives to the Officer: Of Beneficence for the relief
-of the poor; the Postmasters believing that they could
not celebrate that Festival in a manner more agree-
able to the wishes of his Majesty.
Oa the 15th of Octolter, 52 vessels. loaded with
grain. arrived at Bourdeaux. It is Mich that mach
corn. from the Ports of. the Ceimrg, has arrived at
Marseilles.
Yesterday six robbin were hanged in the. square
of the Palace of..loathe $ the two youngest laughed

with the most disgusting effrontery.
'the Wurtemburg Gdvamment lately published in
the Gazettes the description of an indiridoal sespec•
ted of. having auempted thigh of the King. The
'body of a man, who partly answers, the description,
and who had shot himself with* pistol, hes just been,
' found, within half kings* of Stetgardi His face
was so disfigured that iriould not be. recbgnisied,
.and it is still unknown wiithe was.
• The Geseits.e Aims of rho I6tb LettelatetOsains
the following article, dated t.alws
••••44 Seiera; persons of distinction have sieeteed
dets tit quit this capital, and some-tolPrlOltitsen4
#thets,to
!rho seas‘ Gs sem. cotitsios, dfe ionowiertee. .kis;
wetted thitthe Duke of Wellititeo has gi'ort