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By Heuer Colman, New Butlington-street,
ZILLAI-1 ; a TALE of the HOLY CITY. By the
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FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM TUX IMAM'S Dill CRAMSRES, NOV. 1.
BUCHAREST, (kml4.
Since the Ist of this manth, the hodies of the prin-
cipal Boyards have been placed at the disposal of the
Russian Intendant General, to receive the sick and
wounded who arrive every day from the army. Many
Generals, superior and Staff Officers, have been brought
hither, and many have died.
PARIS, Or:. sl.
On the 21st Oct. the Editor of the Augsburg Gazette
received en anonymous letter, which announced fromßrunswick the event below described, and which has
caused a great sensation in that country.
0n the 12th October the 6th Regiment of Hano.
verian Infantry, and a division of Hanoverian Ilulans,
made an irruption into the district of Theding-Hausen,
belonging to Brunswick ; and all the remonstrances of
the local authorities were in v.in. Information of the
event was immediately sent to the Ducal Government."
As the letter is anonymous, the Augsburg Gaulle will
sot answer for the aumenticity of the statement.
We mentioned the sudden disappearance of the Mar.
qua de Falaiseau. Various reports have been in cir
cal Ilion on that subject: it now seems certain that he
has (pitted the world for a contemplative life. If we
nior believe information which we have reason to con-
sider as worth) of confidence, the Marquis seems ti
have resolved to make his family believe that he bad
been atsassinated, that he might reside in a c. uvent oh
Trappists, without being exposed to the inuiiics of his
I rlAt.Ouf.

DUTCH PAPERS.
ST. PETERSBURGII, Ocs. ts.
Her Majesty the Empress Aler.indrA arrived to day
in this capital in perfect healer), on her return from
Odessa, and also the Grand Duchess Maria.
__

List SaturdaytheArcis, of 74 guns, and the Na-
deshda (the Hope), a frigate of 24 guns, were launched
in the dock-yard at Ochta. The first is built on the
plan of Sir R. Seppings, the second on the old plan.—
The young Giand Duke Alexander was present at the
ceremony, and topic part in laying down the keels of a
frigate (the Anna), of 44 guns, and of a brig (the Pads),
of 20 guns.
Up to the 9:h October 1,101 ships had arrived in the
port of Riga—sailed 950.
Exchange on London, inn.

BRUGES, Ocr. 27.
The Magistrates of the city of Bruges having peti-
tioned his Majesty to fix the Episcopal See inthit'cit),
according to the Concordat concluded with the Court
ot Rome, and declaring that they would consent to al.)
measure that his Majesty should be pleated to order.
his Excellency, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, hat
signified to t• e Magittra:es, by the King's order, that
thr city ot Bruges is fixed upon as the Episcopal See.
Atursonant. 31.—Exchange on London, 11 95—Two
Mouths, II 90. _ _ _

DANTZIC, Om 20.
Both here and in Konigsberg large purchases have
been made of Rye, for Eliglish account, at the prices
of 280 to 290 (turns, which has caused the more sur-
pri•r, as hardly any Rye is used in England, excipt in
:he miring distticts about Newcastle. The price of
Rye has risen in consequence on the Vistula.

- BRUNSWICK CLUBS.

LONGFORD BRUNSWICK CLUB.

Monday was a glorious day for Longford. The hearts
of the Longford Protestants were revived, and a brighter
day has arisen upon them—thanks to the ontrer id and
respected Eirl of LONGFORD By twelve o'clock, at
least 2000 of the Protestant Tonianry had assembled
in and neat the County Hall.
The Eul of Lo/mewl]) explained the object of the
Meeting, and several other excellent addresses were de-
livered. The people separated at half-past three in the
most orderly manner. •
Thousands have enrolled their names in the county
of Longford, as members of the Brunswick Clubs.
Every Resolution was carried unanimously.

MEETING AT MALIN.
FROM THE DUBLIN MINI M& MAIL.

On the 21st ult. a numerous Meeting i f the Pro-
testants cf tie Parishes of Donagh, Cloncha, and Culdaff,
in the county of Donegal, was held at Malin, for the
purpo.e of establishing a Brunswick Club, in order to
maintain the integrity of the Constitution in Church and
State. The Meeting was intended to have been held in
a large room in the town, but owing to the great con-
course that at ended, it was obliged to adjourn to the
open market place.
A number of appropriate speechetwere made, and
the usual Uesckuiens passed unanimously.
in the course of the day upwards c f 400 persons en-
rolled themselves Members of the Club, among whom
were several respectable Roman Catholics.