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COIRIMIAOIII, OCTOBER. R.
The Commandant of Helsingborg.. Count Von'
LOwenhaupt, who lately fought a duel, with pistols,
with a Swiss of the name of Miller, or Mulkr, has
died here of his wound. His adversary is confined
in the castle hen. He is a native of Berne, fought
under Erlach, for the Federal system of his country,
itgainsi Massena, Macdonald, Ike. and fled when his
party was vaoquished.
Rear-Admiral Lowenorn has given notice, for the
information of mariners, that an English brig is sank
in the Kioeger Bacht, and that a part of the vessel
is still above water. s

MUNICIi, SIIPTEMBER 10.
The Atheneum which has been founded here by
Professor Thiersch. for the education of young
Greeks goes on successfully. There are already youig
men there from Greece Proper. front the Islands.
Asia, Moldavia, and Wallachia ; among thee► are
sons of the first falsifies, fur maniple, a nephew of
Archbishop Ignatio. a grandson of the late Prince
of Moldavia Chika. three brothers of the illustrious
name of the Comene, whose family retired within
theme few years from the Archipelago to T.iganrok,
no the Dun. Others are expected in the course of
the year; when they: first come they begin with
learning German. after which they commence their
smdies of the languages and sciences.

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 6.
The Duchess of St. Lue has sent here a Trainable
set of jewels and a sillier table service, for sale ;
hitherto no purchaser has appeared. Her sister, the
sire of Joseph 11, maps, te, who has passed the summer
at a neighbouring country-house, has hired a house
lin the city till Easter 1817.

MOSCOW, AUGUST 11, (O. S.)
They say that the pions intention of the Emperor,
to build at Moscow) a magnificent Temple to CHRIST
the Ramona, has been already considered, and that
tt is resolved to put it in execution. "

We have received the Paris Papers of Tuesday.
They inform us that the Elections ari nearly teemi.
lamed, there being only about tsienty Deputies want-
ing to complete the IdU number. The quality of the
harvest is not generally good throu4hont France. In
some places great complaints are made by the agri-
culturists. The journalists seem to have a malicious
pleasure, however, in informing their readers that

the liarvest is England is worse. •

PARIS, OCTOBER IL •

The carriage in which Madame Blanqnemont de
la Force travelled, WAS not a regular diligence s it
was one of those hired carriages which traverse
France in all directions and pass the frostier 'hes it
suits them, without ofFer,ng any other guarantee for
the persons and the effects undertheir charge, except
that of the coachman who bargains with them. Such
an accident could never happen in a regular diligence
under the care of a conductor entrusted with a feud&

de rook (way bill), and obliged to stop at certain
hours and places.
COURIER EXTRAORDINARY Of•TQIL4DAR MORNING.
Yesterday. before Mita. his Majesty gave a private
audience to the Duke d:Estissac.
The number of Deputies returned now amounts to
345: to these we have to add the 18 Deputies of the
Departmeots in which the election has not taken place
or been completed, and the two Departments of Cor-
sica. We shall find that to complete the list only a
single Deputy is wanting, and be is expected from
the Basses Alpes.

We learn from Pezenas (Heranit) of dite the 7th
of October,' that the markets there am abundantly
supplied with grain, and the vines present the most'
luxuriant appearances.
It is uid that the Frimcgitcaslemy is about to bold
a public meeting, in order. to give the Duke of. Kent
the satisfaction of witnessing their sittings. It is not
L yet known what will be the-object ef this meeting..
Sir Charles Stuart yeiterday gaiiegrand dinner,'
which vras honoured by the presence of the Dukeof
Kent.

According to a decision of the Minister of the Ma•
rine, foreign flax, will no longer be admitted int* the
Royal arsenals, except in case of absolute necenity.
The Coachman, who assassinated Tim Countess de
Blanquemon, died this morning at the prison of La
Force, in consequence of the wounds he gave himself'
in the throat with a razor.

Lately the inhabitants, of a commune in the De-
patiment of the Moselle, in which a violent storm had
broken out, having threatened the schoolmaster be-
cause he refused to ring the bells, the latter, frightened
at the approach of a new storm, thought, iu order to
reconc• lle himself to the inhabitants, Of .complying
pith their request; but he was near paying with his
life for his imprudence. the sound of the bell
brought the thunder cloud upon the toter; ands the
spire was much damaged. The poor schoolmaster
was struck -by the lightning, and received such a
contusion on the arm that he will be Larne for life.
The Prefect of the Moselle,- in mating known this
eircumstante to his coadjutors', has renewed his pro-
hibition to ring the belle et the approach of a storm.
ROUEN, OCTOBER 1&
Two inhabitants of this department bane Iktely
signalised themselves by attain suaaseftd acts of
*codrage and devotion.
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Oje Ist ai Septembets at ton o'clock io
iho von, tko 'TIAIIOIIM sow& Dtkoo Ewes,'