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AIX-LI-CHAPELLE, NOVEMBER 8.

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PiIAVATE Larrzi.
" The liCiag of Poissia arrived here on Friday last,
tiltootr o'aockan the afternoon. His Majesty w'as
a day onThe road, in consequence of a met-
h* in his face, sertlng probably from cold. He was
accoMplinied by his third son, Prince Charles, who
went:wish him to Paris and was met on his arrival
by histwo eldest SOW, the Crown Prince and Prince
William. •
" There h as yet to indication of any change in
the resolution of the Emperor of Russia to leave Aix-
la-Chapelle for Brussels on the 15th or 16th. M.
Berstett, the Minister of Baden, had this morning an
audience of his Imperial Majesty, which lasted a
paisiderable tune. The Duc d'Angottleme, who is
visiting the evacuated provinces, is expected here to-
morrow, so return the compliment which the Empe-
ror of Russia and King of Prussia paid to his Catho-
lic Majesty by their late visit to the Tuileries. The
E of Austria has been for some time past in
the habit of frequently inking a promenade to a wood
in the neighbourhood of the city called k Bennet de
Poem, la the centre of which there is a granite
pramid, erected in 1811, by the inhabitants of Aix-
la-Chapelle, in commemoration of some acts of ben.-
Ecence by which faeline Borghese, the sister of Bo-
naparte, Merited their gratitude during her stay at
the baths that year. His Maj,.. It is said, scats
himself for tome time ea the with a book
in his hand. He visited last we& a Convent, at a
short distance from town, which forinerly belonged
to the Monks :of La Trappe, and a part of which is
still okopied by six saintly brothers of that Order,
living there in the fall enjoyment, of all the austerity
of its severe discipline.

" NOVEMBER 9, Ewan o'Cuxs P. M.

" The Due d'Angoulcme arrives here this after-
noon, about a quarter past 12 o'clock. His Royal,
Highness dines to-day with the King of Prussia,
where he will meet with the two Emperors, and all
the Ministers. Ile was received on his arrival by
Prussian Staff Officers, and is lodged, in the house
lately -ocosipied by the Grand Duke Constantine...
Mr. Baring arrived at a late hour last ni:,ht. At the
moment I asa writing, there is a conference•of the
Minister;, et the Hotel of Prince Hardenberg, on the
subject of the prolongation of the term for paying the
contributions. It is now said, that France wishes a
much more considerable prolongation than was at
first understood when• she made the application. if
thisbe the case, Prussia, it is supposed, will not grant
I,
a very cordial consent. So completely had the affairs
of France been considered as decided, that it is raid
the protocols of the conferences on the subject had
been sent on to Paris and London a few hours before
the arrival of the French cooler, this day se'nnight."
ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

Several- conritrs_ have arrived from Paris within
these six days, bringing accounts of the nitraordinary
daps eciation of the consolidated five per cents. an4,of
the metal causes to which the fall is attributed.'—
This subject was immediately taken into ctmsidera-
'
tion by the ninistnrs of the Allied Courts; and the
following documents will explain to you the result of
their deliberations—a result that will probably re-
start the French Funds ob their former level. 1:
PROTOCOL OF NOVEMBER 3.

The Duke of Richelieu represented at die Coo*:
ruac.e, that the terms for the payment of the 165 mil-
lions to be furnished by France, according to the
Collocation of the 9th at October, having been fixed
at very near periods, a too rapid exportation of specie
has been occasioned, which tends to produce a depre-
ciation in the value of the inscriptions, equally in)u-
riot's to the interests of all the contracting parties,—
To remedy this evil. dmi- Duke of Richelieu proposes:
t. That the Orre baked and silty-five millers which France
wasAo dise.hcrph 75teriestalments, from the ith Ja-
illory 06 the stir Ora discharged in twelve months,
by opreaddi peristiM tbe liererJamiary to the ith of De-
cember lathlike; disinterest bribe siday of three moths be-
ing made geed at the rate of Ave per coat.
s. That the oortueadeal milleas beitessilfor which
the dliferetat Oiveweitests have treated with 1111.0 ring and
flees ASO Ile realised by payments made at the same epochs.
with fk meat bank of Merest, In preisertioa to the delay of
three stssedle.
.3. That arrangements shaßbe adopted with the above mu-
:loped houses, in order that the bills drawn upon them, confor-
mably to Article 6, may be paid In assets at the different places
which may oak the convenience of the Governments interested,
by avoiding the removal of too great a mass of specie.
MM. the Ministers Pleaipotentiary of Austria, Great Britain,
Pospia, and Russia, were unanimously of opinion to admit the
propodsion of the Duke of Richelieu ; saving the entering, with
respect to Article 3, Into particular arrangements with Messrs.
Bu rind Hope, to ix the terms at which the effects in fo-
reign deltoid be accepted ; and also, that its order to facili-
tateahese arrangements, Mr. Baring should be requested to conic
to Dada-(hapelle to take measures fur di:4 purpose, in concert
with the pawns charged with this budnesa.
Prime Hudenberg, besides, presented to the Protocol die
subOioed obeorvadous us reserve, relative to the arrangement
wh the Premien Government entered Into with Mr. Raring
for the part of the payments stipulated by the Convention of Oc.!
tuber 10, which accrue to the said Government. (Menet!)
MBTTERNICH, HARDENBEILG,
RICHELIEU, BERNSTOFF,
CASTLEREAGH, NESSELItODE.
WILLLINGTON, CA PO D'ISTR lA.
If the Prussian Government consent to the mod&
cations proposed in the pecuniary stipulations of the
Convention of the 9th of October, it is under the
threefold supposition, •
I. ittai the particular arrangement of the Prussian Govern.
meat with Messrs. Hope and Company, and Baring and Bro.
there, remain. untouched; with the exception of such modifica-
tions as the said Gores/seat may hereafter agree to with dune
2. That the loss which may remit from the proposed pay-
merit in effects is Pereira Funds, shall be made good to the Fob
reign Powers.
a. That the guarantee stipulated for the payments agreed upon
shall be extended to the more remote periods DOW claimed.
Aix-is.-Chapelle, November 5.
mow. Sun mutat esmeresonsaa or trust COUATII or xosTaia,
•. GAYS IDITAI PSOMPA, AIM 11115011 A, AT rams.
(hronsione—The Tons& Orreemeame having, for the reasons
naiad lir the Promoter assariv s. disked that the payments
atigraistod be die Chavostleocif Oaseber 5 be *well for the
hashers Ise the too aims so bo discharged in inurip-
demi ef vildif)risiiied DINO*, bedshomes, the last being OA
the ith of Disralii 11114, WIWI of also, the but of which
was to We bees di: ith of September, loader the condition,
sever*dirri, d nibs good Ala delay of three months by.the
payment 1 Yam' at the rate of Ave per cent the four Courts
bloc wwwieseislysheitted these propositivo., in order to avoid
:Zrodeden ha *avulse of the larcriptiosts at mates, which
be emptily idadotts to all the costracdag parties. We
again less so limp-is unwitting this rpolatioo, as iota-
aired Is* award Protocol, to you, to tabs its comma as
year hifseisaation sad direedeo. We have received, in reply to
oar dispatch of the IRA of October, illy Note whisk los have