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London, England, 1829-11-23 00:00:00

proposal to reduce this disproportionate allowance of the
Prince to an assimilation with his subsided prospects.

Dutch Papers to the 20th instant, are received this
day. Their contents are comparatively unimportant.
There are, however, private advices in town, which
confirm the news we gave on Saturday last, as to a mis-
understanding having taken place betwoen the Turkish
and Russian Plenipotentiaries. A subjoined article from
the Hague, on the subject of certain Innovations is
amusing:—

HAMBURON. Nov. 17.
Botion.Hallo, Four o'Clock.

Prices of Foods came lower from Paris. Timms. and Amur•
dam. and the consequence has been • corpspooding ilepre-sieo here.
Austrian effects have, in particular, been freely offered' trnday.—
Bills on Landau, Paris, sad Amsterdam, arc all In great demand.
Anglo-Danish Loss. 5 per Ct. • • 726
..-- Russian • • ••• .. 1:54
Hamburgh Ditto .. - • •
Polish Beads • • ••• .. 11 1
Austrian Bank Shares ••• .. 1242 -
---- Metaill Mt
ques ••• .. 1021
New Austrian Four per Cents. •••
The following WYSS communication has jut made its appear-
ance in the Duchy of Brunswick :
41 The Chamberlain Ludwig Von Cranserauf garnishes is this
day (10th instant) dismissed without case s sad it has been Spi-
lled to him that be will henceforth avoid the Court, and all per.
sons In Immediate communise with the same."
same mow ens NIONTIIIIIS or KOLD•111J, ocr 29.
Great emerdons are making In our principality to prepare stabirng
and winter quarters for the cavalry. and we bear that a corps which
is to be stationed in Moldavia has already arrived at Aides.
Persons who ate well Informed still Minn that IL de Ribeau.
pierce will not return as Ambassador to Coostantinuple ; but that
Count Pahles will be appointed to that pest.
BERLIN, Nov. 10. .
The post.oce publishes every month a list of the letters which
are returned from the places of destined= as reflood. Oa the last
list is one 0 To Napoleon, Doke of Reichstadt, at Illeana."
An Ordinance has been published at Warsaw, by which the
Russian plasma rubles were to be taken in payment in the public
dikes.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 14.
Last year the total value of goods exported from Sweden and
Norway to the United States was 1,270,766 dollars ; and that of
goods imported front the United States into the two kingdoms,
471,754 dollars. In 1627 the respective values were 1,015,507
dollars and 409041 dollars.
The Chamber of the Nobles has requested the other Chamber
to concur in a resolution it has taken to petition the King to have
an inquiry instituted, to discover who is properly to blame toe the
Menaces that are found In the copies of the contract concluded
between the Crown and the house of Michaelson and Berredielts,
relative to the sale of the ono of war, is order that the individual
in fault may be answenhie for the loss which the State be Iwo
talaed by that transsetles.—Hasialwrgh lirpers, Now 14.
ERFURT, Nov. 14.

His Imperial Highness the Grand Doke Coostandoe arrived
here yesterday with the Princess a !aeries, and set out gala this
morning for Weimar.

HALLE, N0v.14.

His Excellency Lieon,-Gen. Von Moiling, accompanied by an
Aid-de-Camp, arrived bare this forenoon, ors Ws ram from Coen.
stantinople, in very good beak&
His Excetiency is now arrived at
ages. Nee. 17.

sag Ga.

THE HAGUE. Nu,. 19.

At Ifogkern, is West Madero. 110 inhabitants bad signed a pe-
tition, in which, as usual, they desire the eitemstion of the Con.
corder, the liberty of instruction, the aboUtion of the duty on
grinding corn, the free me of the French language, ate.-.
They bad not read the petition, but believed, as they
were told, that it asked only the abolition of the tax
paid on grinding eons. As soon as they were informed of the
real fact they drew op a counter plition, which was signed
not only by them, but by seventy more of the principal inhabitants,
in which they declare that they were deceived ; that they do sot
ask the @mention of the concordat, as the Ili•hop consecrated and
the seminaries opened ; that they do not ask the entire freedoms of
itistrurtion. as it would only tend to destroy that which they now
have ; that they do not wish fur the Frerch language, beam
scarcely any body In their perish understands it. and they would
mot like to see the public documents in French ; that they desire
nothing but the abolition of the tax on grinding cum and
the seduction of the public buildings as far as consistent with the
eslgeocies of the public service. The Clergyman- and Chaplain
were greatly displeased at this counter-petition, and have declaimed
from the pulpit, in very violent language. against the Ministerielists,
against the liberal Journals, and especially against the authors of
the petition, calling them the in.truments of the devil, and ad-
herents of Luther and Calvin.--DsdrA livers, Nev. 20.

szcaasars os LONDON.

HANIOROII, Nov. 17 —l3 13i. Two Months, 13 111.
Loavoso, Nov. 15.—Tlaree mouths, 6 IS
Beaux. Nov. 14.—Thter Months, 71.
Smisms, Nov. 13.—Two months, 619 616.
Amman...as, Nov. 20.-12 95; 11 11.12 17 5-10.
Prrnosotor, Nov. 6.-3 N. io‘.

CITY. Twnrc o'CLoet.

The Coned Market, which left off on SaturJay very Erm.opened
this morning at the same price 99i ti for the present Account, and
luti 95 fur January Account but the French Roues having come
higher by the Express this morning, and there being an Indication
that on the settling day of Consols there wilibe a scarcity of Stock,
owing to the IHiebreir party bolding arm the large amount they
are already in possession of, leas caused a farther improvement in
the market, and Consols may be quoted at present at 99 for this
tense. and 94 f for January.
In the Foreign Market there is very little business Ong lace
ward as yet. Most of the prices are nominal.
CITY, HALF.PAST ONE.

Consols continue progressively thing, and they have got up
during the morning I per cent. and may be quoted at present NH
for the present Accost*, and 90 i for January. The cause sari.
bated for this sodden start in the Market Is said to be, that they
are purchadng against suspected accounts, persona who will not
be able to deliver their Stott on Seuling.day, whisk takes place
on sett Thursday ; and it is meth feared that some important
Mores will mem en that day, if not previously prevented. A
great dealer business has been doing In the course of the day.
Tbe Tomlin Market is aninteresting; little business has been
transacted.

The Saxon Government have established a military
cordon, on the side of Bohemia, to prevent the intro-
duction of the contagious disteriiper, which has broken
out in the province of Austria.
Accounts from Corfu state that two English regiments
are expected there from Malta. It is also said, Misso-
longbi will be occupied by the English.
Letters from Lisbon state, that representations have
been made to Don Miguel from England, to grant an
armistice, which he refused ! and will not give up his
system of prosecution. He has lately sent to Oporto
orders to proceed in the prosecution.
Accounts from Madrid of the 10th Nov. state, that at
length the Spanish Government have published the new
Code of Commerce, which has been kept back for these
three months past, 'and which is to go into force on the
Ist January next.