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FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, NOVEMBER IT.

Pere Elysee, first Surgeon to his Majesty and to
Monsieur, whose illness has already been announced,
was yesterday in so hopeless a state, that the surgeons
relinquished the idea ot amputating to arrest the pro•
gress of mortification.
Frederick Freihangen, convicted, on his own con.
fession, of having murdered Mr. Phillips, the Lon-
don fruiterer, had been sentenced to death by the
Prevotal Court. A short time before his comical.
nation he abjured the Lutheran religion to embrace
the Catholic, and was executed on the 22d inst. He
died with a degree of resignation which he seemed to
derive from the religious sentiments with which he
was penetrated.
The Emperor Alexander lately reviewed his third
corps d'armee, commanded by Gen. Sacken, on the
field of battle of Pultowa, where Charles XII. was
defeated by Peter the Great.
Letters from Vienna, of November 13, speak of a
great camp which wall take place next August in the
environs ist Prague. The Emperors ot Austria, of
Russia, and the King of Prmsii, will meet there,
and will alt. rw.ard: repair to the place designated
for the new Coospes.., whi‘h ~I:ice is not yet publicly
known. According to another rumour, it is die in-
tention of the Austt Liu Cabinet to form a new king-
dom, composed ot the Prateipatity of S alzburg, of
the new acquisitions of Austri.t on tbe Ems, in the
Innviertel, &c. This kingsi(An would form patt of
the German Confederation.
The Assize Court of Alby is corrplsed, for the
trial of M. Foal:lea's murderers, ot tsl. de F4ydrl,
President; BATCII de Cameon, Vi,eount Combettes
de Caumont, and M:ffisietirs PAg(iti and Pia.aud,
King's Counsel, at the !t,'N-31Cnura of Tuul•nase. It
is st..ted that fresh pr.:At of the crime have been de-
tected since the first hi al. It appears that a shret,
stained wi h blood, and brgotteit, ;n a c: tner f
liabcars house, has latcly beer. clicoveled, thruit,el
the attentive researches of the ttl.tyur I 1 !WA .z.

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FLANDERS MAILS.

SO. The HIS IVRY of EUROPE. bow the Peace of 11113
to the Peace to lea 4. By lon* Eitoi.osa. In Me. eve. the
Snood Ethtior.. prier ee.boardt.

BRUSSELS. NOVEMBER ss.
It is said that their Highnebses the Prince and
Princess of Orange will very shortly iesve this c.ty
to go to the Hague.

HANOVER, NOVEMBER
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cunbriagi-was'
on the evening of the 10th, et an assembly at his
Excellency's the Minister Von Deiken, when he re-
ceived the unexpected news of the death of her Royal
Highness the Princess Charlotte. This melancholy
event h.: thrown the whole kingdom tato couaterna.
lion. 'rile theatres and concert-rooms are shut, and
public amusements prohibited, till further orders.
The Court, and all ut the Civil and Military Audio-
rides, hare put on mourning. It is believed that the
Duke of Cambridge will very shortly go to England.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 13.
His Majesty has just secured a very comfortable
competency to an invalid of his army ; he is 113 years
of ate, aui has been in the service b 2 years.

116PRUCK, NOVEMBER
A new Bull of the ?opt is expected to be shortly
published, relative to the determination of the Iron-
tiers of the new dioceses of the kingdom of Lom-
bardy and Vence. ?tie negociations between the
Courts of V►enua and Rome arc newly tetusivattd;
at leas: it is Clrl.tia that the principal p.m, are regu.
hated. Prince hiuneck will not leave Route till the
final arrangement is concluded.

It is universally aeenowledged, by the most respect..
table part of the p:Glession, that the lkled;cal Boards,'
established.hy the celebrated Surgeons ut Charlotte
House, tllacktiiars road, and Woudstyck-street, Oa-
ford.street (a 'Sew doors from Band sheet), are the
fountain head for advice. , it -is a tatr, that, by the.
united talents of these .Grtlemen, upwards of Sia
Thousand Patients have been cured annually of ob-
stinate Diseases; many of whom had been discharged
from Hospitals, and hundreds had been improFerly
treated by persons-ignorant of as important branch cf
the protession.-4.Meurs. Coors*, bfutmos, and Co.
are consulted daily by ail ranks of people, at each cf
their Establishments i.or by letters from the Country,
stating Weir case, when fdadicine and Advice are stut
*to all parts of the Kingdom.--There are side-cluors at
each house, and private tootles tor. fernales.,Direec
Charlotte House, opposite the Rev. Rowlaai Hiil's
Ch yet ; or Woodstockllo.ie, near New Don -street.

SI. MEMOIRS of the PRIVATE and .PUBLIC LIFE of
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114. A POLI IICAL INDEX to the HISTORIES of OR EAT-
BRI FAIN and &LA ND ; or, A CuMpliate Ittgliner oldie He.
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the Siditit Ptrial to the present Time. By Rum ST SLAT Slia
LL.D. The Third Edition, corrected and much
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es. LIVES of REMARKABLE CHARACTERS wird hale
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114. CHRONICLE of the CID, Roar's*, Diaz de Ilionwohe
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Sl 116.
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Provar Maori
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