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AITGSBCRG, NOVEMBER 5.
It is affirmed, that orders have been given by the
King for enforcing the Concordate. The Members
of the (7atholic Clergy will be provisionally paid out
of the Public Treasury, and the State will receive
the revenues of the lands which are to be destined to
this dotation ; but those estates will be administered
s'•parately. The proposals made on this head to the
(butt of Ronne have been accepted, and this affair,
which at first occasioned so many difficulties, is at
length terminated.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 2.
Measures are taken to terminate, in the course of
the next year, the new regulation of the Land-tax,
for the purpose of which a cadaster (or measurement)
of the whole Monarchy was commenced under the
reign of Joseph 11. which has been revived and im-
proved, and is now to be continued. Some persons
arc sent for this purpose to Salzburg. It is by no
means intended to increase the Tax, but only to ap-
per Lion it in a more regular, and, consequently, more
equitable manner. The establishment of a Faculty
of Protestant Divinity at the University of Cambridge
is in agitation; but it is not thought that the Pro-
fessors will he able to begin their lectures next year.
Difficulties arise on all sides, and it is not yet known
v. hat building can Le assigned to this Faculty.
It is positively affit med, that one of the Archdukes
mid be created King of Gallicia, and that this new
kingdom will comprise the provinces which are on
the frontiers of the Turkish Empire. Notwithstand-
ing the positive tone in which the news is announced,
it may be considered as very doubtful, and very lit-
tle in harmony with the principles which govern the
Austrian Monarchy.
We exiect at this Court Prince Leopold of Sicily,
arid his august cor,s.)rt the Archduchess Clementina,
daughLer of his Majesty the Emperor. It is supposed
the, will arrive bt the end of this month. The Arch-
duke Leopold and his cialsort are still here; but will
set out for Florence in a few days.

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LON DON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1819.
TILE FUNDS.
PRICE OF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE 0-CLCCIC
Bank Stock 215 k 216
3 per Cent. Reduced 66i1
3 per Cent. Consols 67{;,,-;
3Y per Cent. 75iii
4 per Cent. 81• 84;
5 per Cent. Navy 1031.11
Dant: Long Annuities 171 9-16 1
Imperial 3 per Cett. Anns. Gsi
India Bond 7s. pre.
Exchequer Bills (9.d.).15. dis. par, 2s. dis.
Oamiarn dis.
Consols for Acct. 67:;!i•

The Stock Market is very steady—little or no al-'
teration from the prices of yesterday. Exchequer
Bills, Is. 2s. discount. The new Bills, dated in last
October, arc at the same discount. These Bills are
termed, by the Exchequer Jobbers, the City Chan-
cellor's Bills, not coming through the proper channel,
as we have before noticed, of the Government Broker.

We have re:cived to-day the P:uis Papers of Toes-
diy. On Sunday, Count DE CAZE gave his first
Parliamentary dinner for the season ; and, on the
same day, he had a short audience of MONSIEUR. The
other contents of these Papers are quite unimportant.
Tice per Cents. Monday, 69 fr. 95 c.

A Dutch Mail has brought us, this forenoon, Pa-
pers to the 17th instant. The paper which has been
so widely published as a Circular Letter from the
Court of Berlin to its Ambassadors at Foreign Courts,
i, now affirmed to be a political invention of the
Bildiotheque Ilistorique of Paris.

Last night, at nine o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT
arrived at Carlton-House, from Brighton, accom-
panied by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE returned to
sown on Wednesday evening, from Bushey Park, to
dinner. Yesterday their Royal Highnesses walked
in St. James's Park. In the evening, the Duke and
Duchess of YORK dined with their Royal Highnesses,
at their residence in St. James's Palace.
Yesterday morning the Duchess of CLARENCE went
toKeosingtonPalace, on a visit to the Duchess of KENT.
Yesterday afternoon Prince LEOPOLD arrived at
Kensington Palace, from Claremont. His Royal
highness dined with the Duke and Duchess of KENT,
and afterwards proceeded to Marlborough House.
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" I trust I may be allowed to add my hope and my prayer to
the Committee, appointed by the Requisitionists to manage the
Meeting, that every precaution may be taken to prevent any

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permitted to do so, the constables laid about them as
Kensington Palace, from Claremont. His Royal eke:lr,
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. ' Ilighness dined with the Duke and Duchess of KENT, the Committee, appointed by the Requisitionists to manage the heavily
and afterwards proceeded to Marlborough House. Meeting, that every precaution may be taken to prevent any as they could, with the
scribed ; and the affidavits then state, that a great myoisr., Mr..FINLAN, and several other Geiltlrtn,etn:
were present, and at this Meeting the same spirt t!
varied as at that held in the Town 1-1411. The Cony
, I The Cii A NCELLOR of the Excl.] EQUER had a dinner reason, and to obviate every pretence, for the interference of the
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Magistrates or the Military with a Meeting of the People I golly number of the persons so dispersed are materially
party yesterday, at his residence' in Downing-street. a il demand
assembled
to deliberate upon, 0 redress for, their po-.. I
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to stisileonLeorsitoinppßat.iocsuTlart.oerxdplreeiisoetdetetlsiteirwghraidtleit:etlr:3
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! 11 lle entertains this day another party of distinction. .• . •
Alr. CANNING passed through Florence, on the lineal grievances. lam
servant, always, Sir, your most obedient, humble jured.
"E. ELLICE" This application is made against the High taken in the measure,
Constable and other individuals, who took the most their otter •=
-themselves to exert every means in p
Ist instant, on his way home to England. He stopped " Mr. W. G. Lewis.'(Sigmed)
active part in the transaction. promote its meritorious obajnedct.unanim"6l
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: . . only a tew hours,. hein in haste to arrive in London FURTHER ACCOUNT.
(From The Birmingham amnia, ) Mr. Justice BAYLRY—How far do you implicate Extract of a Letter from the Brazils, dated Aug. •
before the opening of Parliament.
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bliss —.olio() N, sister to GORDON,ORDON sq. o On Monday last, an attempt was made to hold a these persons with this transaction? " The swap_ o:, which commenced its
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Wiscomb Park, in*Downshire, died a few days ago, Meng •
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lii at the seat of her brother, in consequence of a locked eeting of the Radicals at Coventry. It was a per. Mr. CHITTY—The affidavits state, that they came brio •
fectly miserable abortion. About five hundred Ra. on the hustings, and were emploYed in actively en- :no
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