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provements of which it may stand in need, that he ma) cotltsi-
bute to them by his care.
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" But this is not the only advantage which I promise my-
self from this resolution. I think with you, that all these young
citizens who people your University, and whom I consider as
the hope of the Administration, and of every branch of the Pub-
lic Service, will find, in his presence, new motives of encourage-
ment and emulation ; and that my son, on his side, who will have
known them, at that happy age when all the propensities are
noble and pure, when a passion for what is good is the first of
all, will have solid motives to promdte to the various offices only
those who are the most worthy to fill them.

" I hope also that he will derive from all your conversations
those true principles of public morality and of patriotism, which
naturally flow from your happy soci.d organization. Morality
has rules, which are no less known than those of the sciences ;
it must always be illuminated by the torch of reason. 'I he or-
der and the constitution of public establishments must always be
in the:most exact unison with respect for the rights of the citizen,
and for the dignity of the man. Your conversations with my
son will always place before him those important results of your
instruction, which, like your own polar star, direct the travel-
ler upon that safe course, on either side of which he finds only
dangers and shipwreck.
" Be convinced, Gentlemen, that I shall always take a lively
interest in the existence and in the glory of your Academy."

Dutch and Flanders Mails arrived this morning,
bringing letters and journals to the 13th instant.
On the 21 of November, in the afternoon, a red
or reddish-coloured rain fell at Blankenburg and
Dixmude, in Flanders. In the following night, the
same happened at Scheveningen. Such phenomena
have been frequently observed, but no satisfactory
chemical analysis of the colouring matter has yet
been made public.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday arrived
this forenoon.

On Wednesday the KING held a Privy Council, at
which all the Ministers were present. His Majesty is
said to be now much better.
Prince TALLEYRAND 44:11S arrived in Paris. On
Thursday he had an audience of the'KING.

Another partial change has taken place in the
Spanish Ministry. FERDINAND has all of a sudden
discovered that M. LOZANO DE TORRES, his Secretary
for the Department of Justice, is in so ill a state of
health as to be no longer able to execute the weighty
dtities of his office. His Majesty has, therefore, ap-
pointed the Marquis de CERALBO to relieve him of
the burden. M. de TORRES was one of the oldest, in
point of service, of FERDINAND'S Ministers ; he had
kept his place, during three years, amid as many
changes as would have sufficed in any other country
for a century.
On the 28th ult. the birth-day of the Queen of
DENMARK 'and the PRINCESS ROYAL, there were
some new commotions in Copenhagen, occasioned
by the popular antipathy to the Jews. The Go-
vernment have in consequence been obliged to put
the city again under martial law.
A private letter states, that on the same day there
were also very serious disturbances at Elsineur,
arising from the same cause.
French 5 per Cents. Thursday, 69 fr. 95 c.

It appears, by the accounts from Manchester, that
a most wicked attempt was made, on Thursday night
last, to assassinate Mr. NADIN, the Chief Police Of-
ficer, who was fired at by a person so close to him
at the.time, that had the ball struck him he must
inevitably have been killed upon the spot ; but, for-
tunately, the person being of lower stature than Mr.
M.►DIN, his attempt to shoot him sent the ball in a
sloping direction upwards through his hat. We are
concerned to add, that the villain escaped. A reward
of five hundred pouods has been offered for the ap-
prehension of the perpetrator of this crime, so abhor-
rent to the character of Englishmen.

The Duke of YORK left York House, in St. htnes's
Palace, on Saturday, about twelve o'clock,forWindsor.
Saturday, about four o'clock, the Duke and Duchess
of CLARENCE arrived at Clarence House, St. James's
Palace, from the seat of Sir JOHN GORE, near Chat-
ham. We are happy to say their Royal Highnesses
are in the enjoyment of most excellent health. Yes-
terday their Royal Highnesses received visits from
the Duchess of KENT and the Princess FEODOR, who
remained some time. In the evening their Royal
Highnesses had a select party at dinner.
The PRINCESS of WALES arrived on the 28th ult.
at Montpelier, where her Royal Highness received
visits from the General of Division, the Mayor, and
the Prefect.

Lord CATItCART and family have left St. Peters-
burgh for Englaud.
lhe Duke of CUMBERLAND has returned from
Warsaw to Berlin.

Mr. CANNING arrived at Rome on the 25th ult.
Lord LYN DOCK and Sir THOMAS GRAHAM have
arrived at Vienna from Petersburgb.
His Grace the Duke of Arno'. and family are
daily expected 5.t Mona Castle, in the Isle of Man.
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM arrived in town on
Saturday, horn Lord 13RAYBROOKE'S seat, Audley
End, Essex. Yesterday his Lordship left town for
A v ington, Hants.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.--Guy Mannering was
given at this House on Saturday evening, in which
Mr. BRA HA M appeared again on these boards, after
his usual autumnal tour to Northampton, Liverpool,
Manchester, Edinburgh, &c. The Theatre was filled
in every part, and the Opera went off with the
greatest eclat, the favourite songs being all encored,
particularly the patriotic air, " Scots wha ha'e wi'
Wallace bled," which was received with more than
ordinary enthusiasm. -
The Manager of Covent-Garden Theatre, in obe-
dience to the wishes of the Ladies who frequent the
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