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London, England, 1816-11-11 00:00:00

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be Moo
and laic
imported
, on thefrontiers.
In the ititerii;r trade shall be free, and there shall no'
longer be visits," &c.
• HANOVitt. ocroBER ts.
A:grmt•deal of corn has arrived at Lnbec from
Daneiic And Riga 4 some has also artist(' at Bremen
soul itimbursh. It is sent off for the books of the
I►iaitll! aid South Germany.

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" ' DUTCH MAIL.

BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER C.
They write from Lisle, that new instructions have
been received there from the Minister at War, ht re.
lation to promoting the recruiting for the army. In
consequence the recruiting for the royal guard has
corninencetteneir, and also for the artillery and en-
gineers. The recruiting for be colonial regiments.
which had also ceased, is again carried on with zeal.
The cavalry andinfantty pf the line alone remain in
the same state.
The same letters state; that on the formal request
of the Commandant of Mons. General Jumilhac, the
Commandant of Division at Lisle, has delivered up
tour deserters from the 27th Dutch regiment of light
infantry, who had also been guilty of theft from dapir
regiment.
The Prince of Hatzfeld, Ambaundor.from Prussia
to the Color of die Netherlands, jestetday had an
audience of his Majesty, and delivered in his cre-
dentials.
VERSAILLES, OCTOBER 30.
(EXTRACT of • LIIITTLR.)
There is nnti.ing new to Paris. The public mind
in that capital is vet y calm, in expectation of the ap.
preaching sitting if the Chambers.
Madame Stael is now returned to Paris, and will
soon publish a new *rock. She is much attached to
the conqatutional p trty, but this does not prevent
her from being visited by many of the most distin.
I,uidied Latily conversing with or.e of them
on that topic, the latter remarked--" and we also.
Madame. we enter within the constitution." e< Yes,"
rsplied she. " as the Greeks did into the Troj.in
boreeop set fire to the city !"
is. DORDRECHT, NOVEMBER 4.
By, a Cabinet order of his Majesty, dated the Ist
in .t iiit, the Director General of Convoys and Li.
has been enjoined to suspend the issuing of
licenses for the export of potatoes and buckwheat,
until farther orders.
VIENNA, OCTOBER 11.
We are assured, that on the day when the Imperial
bride makes her entrance into this capital, all pledges
under SOU florins in value will be redeemed, and very
considerable sums of money besides distributed among
the poor. it is said that 500,000 florins have been
appropriated for these two purposes.

TOE EVENING STALL

LONDON.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11.
PItICJI WFOCKS THIS DAY AT TIWELYNOVI.OPIC
!Wore! St; IS--Coss. w. hr ate. es GS
4 par Cm. 7711—S per Colt. H.,y Oil
hat Beads tits. It& pte.--Zaohaptr Is. N. pro:

A Dutch Man arrived last night, ana•this morning
a Kill from Flanders.

It appears that the recruiting in Francs for the Co.
lonial Regiments, wkich had been suspended, is again
carrying on with grestaetivity.
The death of the Ktsto of WIJRTZMIIIIMI was caused
by a catarrhal fever. The Crown Since WILLIAM
instantly assumed the reins of Government, and on
the same day his. Q,ua was delivered of a Princess,
between twelve and one o'clock.

A H,:mburgh Paper of the 29th of October, an-
nounces that The hereditary Prince of OLDIINSURO,
who is expected at Copenhagen, will marry, it is be-
lieved, htr llightteu the Princess Royal Centime
of Denrnalk."—The Editor adds,. a This marriage
would be extremely unfortunate for the North of
Europe." Does it not equally threaten the peace of
the wholet !this long been the policy of Princes to
atrengthen themselves by means of family alliances :,
or. in other words to seek for mesas of aggrandise-
nernt at the expense of other States by the compacts
,wbich rise out of such connections ; and some States,
as to second their views, have actually prohibited
their Princes from marrying one of their own sub-
jects. In the times of feudal barbarism some reason
might have best found for this; but it may now bn:
questioned whether, for the peace of Europe, thia
„system otightnot now to be reversed.
The Vienna Papers are occupied chiefly with de.
tails of the ceremonial and rejoicings appointed for
the reception of the new Empress; but therponess
no interest for as English Reader. •
BgUB3ELS, NOVEMBER O.

For two days past a change in the Ministry has
Aileen talked of here ; is.. however, impossible at
Ip-resent to say bow fer.thise reports may be foandeci.
io troth.
'rise sorisat Bishop of ittuernoode. Bart* Van..
-leide de AgeleeYs had. yesterday-optimise andienee
of theiElog; siam naked this •teueiabitt,telate io
the iitostgriettist &emigre .*
:4. no it Isiginif hileat issimi*Pcid %le
.‘einliery showily 4lppserc and which ,will•elehe the
eumsbor of our reiturseldipublieations Ritualist so 14;
• 'lnfibe Sittings-4 derChautherefithe thetie-Ge-
' 004 .1110 Budgie of die IWO* , ions►
'?he sopeti4iiiits .or NM: jibed at'
.73,00,000 frastosi-' dist Otitis yens was *gawp.

Vises of tkaiiettoicdtpiplie#wititivCa the.o
adios to tat tax snd the d
CoMmi til.lositter thtierillifiste in the
andla.tsawuswi. tweetsneuni ttios
in npittfekoa the iteeip and oeitkeihrelt shall
seined ;la the interior y „ons wines, 'plying. a
The CUOMO duties will attach co . Armies it
from abroad; they cm only be levied on chef
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