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weaned cm the receptino of the Ordontlanse for dik
Aril the Chamber, INA in which.'. it Whiles the
.:oostitutional party prevailed, has been admitted by
he. King among his boson tan du isyawits. .'rhis
(own was the scene of a dreadful Massacre of the
Royalists, called Pafaire di Is glacisre, at the com
mencement of the Revolution. It exhibited last year
the Kenn of riot and excesses of an opposite kind,
which ended in the assassination of Marshal Brune;
4o that it may appear to have received this mark of
Royal favour for having successively given proofs of
Jacokstisoe, Ufira-Royedinn, and Cautiudionalim.
66 The Ultra-Royalists and Priesthood are rejoicing
in the intelligence which arrived the night before last,
of the nomination of their patron Roux Laborie, the
Member who spoke with so much feeling last year
against the sale of the church lands. upon which Mi-
nisters are known to have designs this year i but
should he be returned by the College of the Depart-
, ment, there is reason to suppose that Ministers would
he able to cancel his election upon the plea of non-
qualification in point of property
a From the nominations which have already ap.
peered, it seems likely that the Chamber will consist
of very heterogeneous materials, out of which Minis-
ten will find much difficulty in composing a majority.
The public were greatly disappointed yesterday,
in finding that the little Theatre of Bobeche, on the
Boulevard, of late a great favourite, on account of
its malicious jests, was shut up by order of the Police.
The occasion of this ordeg was the following :
Bobeche, in one of his late performances, had intro-
duced on the cage a man who coniplainsof the want
of money. • Put ii to the Lottery.' says Bobeche.
6 But what numbrr shall I take r replies the other.
The lucky number, dix huit to be sum t it eat sari
rkja deux foil ; it mums been sortir use troiaas:"

IiAMI3UKGII MAIL.
KONIGSBERG, SEPTEMBER IS.
On the 13th, their Highnesses the Hereditary
Grand Duke and Duchess if Weimar arrived here,
on their journey from St. Petersburgh.

BERLIN, SEPTEMBER al.
The Grand Duke Nicholas will arrive here on the
6th of October, and remain sow weeks at our Court.
The King is to return from Toplitz on the 3d.—
The Grand Duke of Weimar and his consort an ar-
rived here.
' SFPTESHIER 18.—This Capital is about to
witness a grand and fi ie sight. The Archduchess
HENRIETTA, spouse of the r-rchduke CHARLES... ab-
jures Protestantism, to enter the. bosom of the Ca-
tholic Church. It is of her own free motion, after
having been instructed in the dogmas of the Catho-
lic religion, that the Princess has taken this resolu-
tion. She has had some long and frequent confer.
ences with the Vicar-Ceneral of the Consistory of
the Cathedral, and did not submit until she felt con-
viction. 'The ceremony of the abjuration is fixed
for the fist of November.
STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBER IS.
Since the beginning of September we have plea-
sant cheerful weather, and. it is therefore to be ex-
, pected that the harvest will be got in well.
There was published at Leghorn, in July last, an
Ordonnance of the Tuscan Government, which con-
: tains, among other regulations, ••• that to promote
the sale of the iron manufactured there, the-importa-
tion of foreign iron, and certain articles trianufac-
tured from it, as cast iron, nails, spades, ice. was
prohibited. Articles that cannot be .manufactured
there, however, such as iron plates, &c. are not in.
eluded. Any of these foreign articles, which may
have already been imported, are to be put into a
Government magazin% upon paying a duty of one
line per 1000 lb. and must be re-exported within a
certain time." This Ordonnance has excited gene.
ral attention, because only the smallest part of the
iron imported was used in January, but went to Si-
city, the Levant, Sec.
Most of the foreign Consuls residing at Leghorn
intend to make an application on this subject to the
Grand Duke of Tuscany, because the free trade ii
hindered by these regul aims, and extraordinary new
duties are occasioned by them.

HAMISURGH, SEPTEMBER 23.
Prince Blucher left Hambiugh on the 22d, to re-
turn to Berlin. His stay here has been a continued
general holiday, which has been kept by the inhabi-
tants of every class with the most cordial joy. The
night before his departure, some of the principal d-,
tizene resolved to give him a grand serenade before
'his hotel at midnight, by which- he was most agree-
ably surprized, and expressed his thanks with a do.
gree of emotion, and with expressions of affection
and regard that made a profound impression on all
who heard them, and was returned by a universal
burst of acclamation. The venerable hero was so
deeply moved, that he could not for some time col.
legit himself sufficiently to speak ; 4, It is time," said
he at last, " for me to retire ; otherwise I shall be
quite- overcome." GOD be with the noble Panto!
All onr hearts follow him, his memory will be ever
sacred among us !

BRAiIDENBURGH, SEP TEMBER 17.
A remarkable degree of liberality is now shewn by
Prussia (which had formerly so mach injustice and
ill-usage to bear from France, and which in its spi-
rited and victorious struggle was not guisled by re-
venge but moderation) towards the French exiles,
who are forced to leave their country in consequence
of the 27th Article of the law of the 12th of January
of this year, and partly as furious demagogues,
partly as tools of the Ex-Emperor, exchanging their
important parts for the pilgrim's staff, and who are
so humbled as to be forced to seek protection and suc-
scour among their enemies, among these whom they
have unjustly persecuted. Thus the avenging Ni.
misis performs her clfice ; it it the will of his Ma-
jesty, our high-minded King, that all these persons
in the second class of the Royal Ordonnance .of
Louis XVIII, of thy 24th of July, 1815, and all
these not therein named, who, by oe:addition to the
A4tOtlikAmnesty, are placed (*Ale '44sne footing
,0111 h tbeas, shall be allowed an abtlimi in the Pius-
-Irian &nuts, when they ask it, and ate provided with
Fieneh • passports, or with pasiPOrts fkom the Pm;
siait Minister at Paris. Their abode is to be con-
fined to the Duchy of Magdeburgh, the Principality
of Halberstadt, the Duchy of Pomerania, and the
Marches, exclusive of Berlin and Pufsdarn. But-if
there appear any weighty reasons for it, some of the
French fugitives, as exceptions from the general rule,
may be allowed•to reside in other parts of the Prus.
sten dominions, after havin Erst obtained the per-
mission of the Prime Chancellor Of AWL •