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London, England, 1818-11-10 00:00:00

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discussions will be set on foot respecting tlle mum
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vial relations of the frontier provinces. Thy; Am.
of the owner of ‘tiestphalian domains has again p,
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PRIVATE LETTERS. Ids
" AIX -L A-CIsAPELLt, XOl%
•
A couriet -arrived here on Monday from p
with dispatches from the Frenca Govern
Duke of Richelieu, the contents of which so 7,,
Important, as connected with the *due co:l4‘ppit'
The French Minister immediately laid t: .e. ba" 0;
the Ministers of the other Allied Provers• rho
tained an application frora the French ousolots
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the part of the Contractors, for a tatitam,s,:,;cr
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senwd a membrial to the Fiet.cit
h they uo:aa he
tbtite ienuga e ,o whereed inconveniences
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biwrned, and requesting its interposi:ma grwt C 77..
gress to get the term prolonged. A cuat.:.eige was
held on Tuesday, in Which the menial;.,l
bankers, and the appliation of the Fi•eacli
were taken into coroideretion, and the bered Yc
with that liberality which ha, characterized aa
deliberations and decisions oo this irai coat.:
unanimously agreed tO the pr:longetion 14,4
The payrr.ents will therefore be made by tuQ:t: e;;;.1
monthly instalments ; so that the wino e coaract sit
be fuldlled by the 6th of January, 1?2 ;, f.mad ef
September, 1819. A courier was, I hate Lead d"...
patched yesterday to Paris, requiting the au saosse
of Mr. Barit at Conpess. There will be, ot score,
an additional Couvention, like a coairit to a s.:11,
embodying this modification of the former.
• " At a late conference the Allied :.liailers tsck
into considesgion the delAFs interposed by the G.
venunent of Sweden in fulfilling the stipulations of
the Treaty of Kiel, by %% inch Norway was detached
from the Crown of Denmark, and added to that cf
the fernier Power. The 6th article of that Treat?,
which beats date the 14th of-January, Ibl E, r.ipti.
laws, .that the King of Sweden shall charge hifeolf
with a portion of the de of of the Danish Monarchy,
Proportioned to the popt.lation and revenues of Soo
way, the ceded kingdom whether that debt con.
sided of what was contracted in foreign cuan.ries Cr
at home, in royal obligations, bar.k, and other paper;
• and fliateommissionctrs reould be appointed to deter-
mine this proportion.. This is the article which has
not .yet been fulfilled; and the Allied Ministers, vs
guarantees of the Treaty, have decided that it
be fulfilled forthwith. •
"As connected with the Congrmi. may
mention, that the Grand Duke of Baden is said to
be dangerously ill at his chatean,•Dela Favorite,
near Cat lsruhe. His sister, the Queen of lisraris,
is gone to see him, perhaps for the lad time. The
Government of Baden and the family of Hodilong,
are paying court to the inhabitants of the Orval
Duchy with all their might, to acquire popularity as
a guarantee of their succession. The Counts Hoch-
berg, who are great landed proprietors, have abo-
lished some feudal 'rights, declaring that they an
contrary to the spirit of the age.
" There is a report here that Russia had ofirei to
treat with Great Britain for the cession of the lonia
Isles, and met with a direct refusal to enter into ary
negotiation on the subject. I have not been able to
learn on what authority this report is founded.
" The King of Prussia arrives here fran Paris to
night, after an absence of sixteen days from Con-
gress. The Grand Make Constantine is liks wise to
petted. He goes afterwards to Brussels, a,or done
directly to Warsaw.
" I have just now heard that Lord Castlereagh i as
re-engaged his hoose till the Pith of Loceniber. Jt
will be recollected that all the hotels were at first y
taken for two months.
" Mr. Baring will be here on Saturday or &Inds'.
M. La Bouchere remains to transact the business ut
the arrangement at Paris doting his absence.
" NOVEMBER c.—Sae P.M.
" In the account which I yesterday transmuted
,you of the application to Congress for a prolonga-
tion of the term for paying the coetributiono
merely stated the fact and the result, without enter-
ing into those explanations with which it ought to
have been accompanied, or into a detail of the cir-
cumstances which were necessary to give a full sad
impartial view of tl:e transaction. You will see by
the Paris Papers, which you have no doubt received
to a late date, that the French funds have been fail-
ing since the conclusion of the late Convention, and
that the discount on the new Stock has been rising.
There was a consequent stagnation of business, mat
considerable embarrassment in the money market.
t"lhis change forcibly struck the Finance Minister
of France and the French Government in general.—
Its cause they could not fail to attribute to the cen-
clitior.s of the late convention. They therefore ap-
plied to Mr. Baring for. his opinion on the subject.
and the steps that ought to be taken in consequence
The Finance Minister represented to this eminent
Banker at the same time, that, in his opinion, he hal
agreed OA too short a term fur the payment of the
contributions ; and that the transference of so lace
a sum from the Mercantile circulation to the treast7s
of the different Governments, in so limited a ptri:Jd
as had been agreed upon, might produce very tn;to
riot's consequences on the finances of France and the
commercial interests of Europe in general.
French Ministry, therefore, proposed to Mr. Baring,
if he would ogles: to prolong the term of paymen't,
to apply to Congress to relieve him from the part of
his engagement which stipulated for the final die
charge of the contributions in nine months, and to
requeo a prolongation of the period fora fese tZtOrlll

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