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London, England, 1817-11-17 00:00:00

F.W.11 GLOMS P.IPI.IiS.

The follovtiog very interesting autograph 14tter of
the late Queen of Prussia to Colonel ttlassenbach has
been pubtoshed, and it is affirmed that the receiver
preserves it as a holy relic. Is it likely,. then, ,bat
the ,:eraon who preserves the manuscript of a woman
AS a relic, wouldSh te-CillUniniAte her in 'rim
Ater is in these wards:—
. 44 Potsdam, Vs. p.c. ram.
•t While 1 Muni to Tun the Hi.tory of 3bluJero Eutur,-, I
Ite►eteh you, my dear Colonel, to receive my mew conk:a thatlk•
for the Marl e.t ion take in my iiiiproyement.lioil the cultivation
I:that. Your 1 terest is to me a proof of esteem, which I
well know how to apere: I Inuusti my einleovuure to bee.
Owe beta. ass'. to snake advances in useful knowledge. without
neglet tltg Is.) :it."' ker.•.l 4114/0. I &ell sty .0 silent the goud
•oys,.lun li:e eubl•c entertains of me. iteluctairly do I
iej,e a I. ~ • • set am liolov,d bra° many wortty persons.—
• ir lour wile and children. May they always
h,lpy al.d eei.t in,ll! multi:what mole Anocletatiuu you
oil acs.. b. 10; lur you are good :put sincere. Front Klein you
Will Wail the peligreui tit toy reading. Again teceive my thaolss.
sod th, assurance that lau your friend. ' 40:::,,‘"

COWAN tIL, OCTOBER Vs.
, Au Address to the King, subscribed by nearly all
the inhabitants, expteues the same wishes which the
towns of Titus and. Cologne laid before the King
when pasting through them. The cuiclusion vitt is •
as hollows:
“ While they ceowlJer tEeseselves not merely aselliftens of
.the Prussiap trousreity, but also a. I :names, awdwetter bine
St
heart the welfare of their common country, they merely wish ,
to add, that as they are tratiqUalliZed with 11111010 to the future,'
by the royal promise in the dilatation issued en tarring pos.eestogi
I or these provinces, so, in order to trauquidise the rest of tier.
they regimes your Majesty way use your endeavours it
the Hirt, to diet( the !talti•theht tpt the 13th Apic,. etch. te.
dent tct, by the establis.,meat tot the mutual duties and rights
of the Rult.rs and the People"
FRANKFORT. NOVEMBER a.
The Count de Bout Scitatietotein, the Austrian Mi.
nister, Piesidept of the D•et. is understood to be the
bearer of very important instructions, which he will
communicate 1113 the tither. Ministers before the open-
ins of Any deliberat'uns--he has also to mike to the
Diet an important overture resrecting the official coM-
MtlniCation addressed to several foreign powers.
• BERLIN, NOVEMBER 4.
To-day appeared in ping the kith Number of the'
Collection of Laws, which contains the new instruc..
dons of 27th October, for the Chief Presidents. the
Provincial Consisturies,tbe Provincial hindical Boards
and Governments.
By these Oichnances the jurisdiction of the Several
departments is pewit), d mi re strictly' than hitherto,
and particularly the influence of the Chief Pres,(l,,,:,
considerably extendat. At the same tiaose a great
change has been made in the Mitii,.terial departments.
From what was bitlitato the Finance department, the
following have lietti separated :—the extmurdioary
public revenue and expenditure, the politic debt, the
Treasury, the Bank, the Baird of Maritime Ctim-
nretce, the talt.witiks. the Muses, the Mint, sad um
Lottery. For all these branches (excepting toe
nsines) a particular M depaiiirteat has heed
formed, and given tr. the immediate eitection of the
Prince Chancellor. Under him are the Minister Se-
cretary of State, Klewitz, as President, and the ac•
Mal Privy Counsellor Mother, AS Director.
Besides them a Coirptroller•Geiseral is •applirded
in the person 411 the actual Privy Counsellor of I
Finance, M. Von Ladenburg. M. Von. Kieuitz re-
tains his situation in-the Council of State, and is also
Commissioner in the Wink.
The affairs of religion are separated from the Mi
uistry of the Interior d an..2111C11 to A particular Minis-
ter, Von Alleruttin. The Department tit the
Mines is given to Brun Schuckmaen.
. Lastly, from the revision of the Laws of the coun-
try (Landrecht) and the organization of the judici.sl
department in the Rhenish Provinces, a new Minis-
terial Department has been created and given to the
late Chancellor Beyme, with a seat and vote in the
Ministry of Justice.
The journey ,ot,the Prince Chancellor Von Har-
denberg to the Rhenish Provinces is now decided
upon. His Highness will leave this city in the middle
of this month.

An alarming fire brOke out on Tuesday morning,l
the 28th ult. about nine o'clock, in a cottage at Oili
ingtOth Cambridgeshire, occupied by Thomas Rust,
which immediately communicated to aqnajnining
cottage, both of which west entirely consumed, with
the greater part of the furniture, clothes, gleaned
corn., and other property of the unfortunate inhabi-
tants. No pet:opal• Injury was sustained, but the
corpse of a boy, which hag just been put into the
coffia for bOrial in the afternoon, was so snub ink,.
1 red as to render immediate interment necessary, and
le %was accordingly conveyed to the grave directly after
the tire, by those who had just rescued it from the
devouring dames.