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London, England, 1817-09-13 00:00:00

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,ndents accept the. coti•litioM of amnesty; and ere
we entertain'i-confident hope of seeing Mexico
;inpletely pacified. r inforcements which the
:ceroy has demanded from the Mother Country ap-
:•.►r now unnecessary, and in his last dispatches he
longer insists upon them.

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sEirrENIBER 2. •
Io the Sitting of the ‘tat August, the Diet dis-
t,..e;.! the Report of the Committee on Art. 11 of '
Federal Pact, which stipulates a free comm.-me •
grain.
Ti,e Committee proposed a Decree, by which the
;ty of purchasing toad circulating of grain be-
N:en Ca:1101.1 and canton should be formally recog.,
It .pv.pesed, besides, that in emergencies
tpirar to these whict have ttfEcted Switztrland this
r. :hc Diet et 'old immediately assemble, in order
c•v:,i!cr of the measures necessary for the public
itcre:t. For the first part of the Report there were
izteen votes—but the latter being only approved of
ly ten, was referred for future consideration.

li NAPLES, AUGUST 23.
The King has ordered the formation of a new
gin.ent of cavalry ; and to maintain the order and
!rantioillity et the interior, as many regiments of
nevincial militia are to be organized as there are
z‘rovinces in the kingdom. Each regiment will have
is many battalions as there are districts in the pro.
dace, and each battalion as massy companies as there
ire Cant.lts. The kingdom will then possess, with.
ort including Sicily, 15 regiments, comprizing 5`2
iattalions, or 490 companies.

An Ordonnance, et date the 2Sth July, permits the
ran:4c by Lod 01 corn and other provisions.
French Funds, 9th SepteMber.—With div. 68. r.
i.l c cxc. &v. litiir. 15c.

General YEnstoLoEr, the Russian Covet nor of the
r vac:oust is at present gone on a mission to the Ca.
of Persia. He is an Officer of the highest merit
mil capacity as an administrator, as well as a soldier;
old is not only attended in his embassy by the French
Officers employed by NAPOLEON, under GARDANNE,
t Persia, and whom the Emperor ALEXANDER, with
the exception of three, engaged in the Russian ser•
ice, but is assisted by the Reports and Maps sent
that mission to NAPOLEON, and which being cart ied
into Russia at the time of the invasion, were found,
;og. the retreat, in two. abandoned tumbrils.—

reports and plans had convinced Nat' •uroN

the expedition to India was practicable ; and, it
a positive fact, that he had resolved on sending an

Russian and French force on that expedition,
case Russia had been compelled to make peace on
terms. The names of the officers are GARDANNE
Secretary ; 'AJAR!), Under-Secretary; Jo.
Interpreter; SALVATORI, Physician ; LASH,
VERNER, FABRICIS, BIANCHI D'ADAD, Ro-

, MARION, quitmap.
.These are all cry distin-
idled Officers cf Engineers and Artillery. It is
that some of them are to proceed on a mis-
to one ni the Indian powers, after a short repose
'chiran, the,capital of the Shall.

rRIGh7ON, SEPTEMBER 12.

;Aker this mottling Was hazy, intermixed
drizzling rain, and numerous were the •isms to
lerdiscover the pobition of the Royal George;
,essel and her armed companions had tits-
and a rumour was soon current that his

Ighness had sailed for Portsmouth, with the
.of visiting the Isle of Wight. This rumour
renerally believed until after mid-day, when the
id the armed vessels !rive in sight from the
A. At five, p. NI. the Royal Squadron had
the town and proceeded 111 considerable dis-
westward, when a Naval Officer, one of the
'ages, and sonic servants belonging to the
Establishment, were put on shore from the
Geotge in a boat. This patty brought the
lion that the REGgIiT intended to continue at
niht ; and the common opinion ndw is,
Royal Highness actually intends to visit the
eight before he returns to the Pavilion.

House, in Albion Place, Ramsgate, is en-
a month, for the reception of the Emily of

'bishop of CANTZILOURX.
Ain EXMOUTH succeeds the late Admiral Sir
iumtwoasH as Commaqderpia-Chiet at Ply
Dick.

,eather continues delightful. There is now
tin of a most abundant harvest. Everywhere
demand become active for labourers. The
are descending almost as rapidly as they were
this, period last year.
ine weather has had a mast beneficial in-
ipon d'e hop plantations b Kent and Wor-

-Atm of 13arming, the largest hop-grower
:land, commenced picking on Monday, and
led 2,700 persuns in his large plantations.
The letters by the last Dutch Mail give a cheering
account of the state of the crops of grain in all parts
0! Holland.

The American ship R.estitution, which h is arrived
At Havre from Bengal, last
.from Seim], brings in.
telligence that cotton at the formbr place:had risen
front 100 to 200 Rupees per Candy, equal to 7481b5.
English. . _ . . •

Early on the morning of Thursday sehnight, as
Harrison's Birmingham waggon was traveling near
St. Alban's, the waggoner, who was asleep in the
waggon, leaving the boy to drive it, was awoke by
some person treading on him. He got out of the
waggon, and told the boy to get the blunderbuss (al-
though he had none), thinking to intimidate him, and
discovered three others, who fell upon him, and beat
him unmercifully, stole two bales of stoekilsgs, and
get off. The waggoner lies in a d.tagroua gate.

Niir4L IXTEUMENCI.

itAtMOUTtI,-SEFIMMSEtt.IO.
Sailed the Eliza, HERIION, for*Gibraltar.-.-Wintl E

rLymou H, SEPTEMBER 11.

Arrived tb: Intrinsic, PCRDY, and the Duncombe
Suuti, Crum kr Landon.

• POKTSMOU'I H, SEP I'EMBER 126

Arrived his Majesty's ship FA LMOVIII from Saint
Helena : sailed the 26th of July : she left there his
Majesty's ships CoNQUEItOtt, PUDA H OUS, LZVERETT
Glu YON, and Kama I and the JULIA, at Ascension :
the brig Aoot.eiths was to sail 'from the Cape a few
days after her : she spoke the Prince Blucher, •foi
Bengal, '2OO miles W. of Scilly, all well. Also ar
rived the Moira, GAIMAWAY, from St. Helena
:
sailed 'kith July, with a detachment of the'.sSd Regi-
ment. The Catharine, Guirryrus, sailed 27th July.
and the Dorah 012 day following, with part of the
66th Regiment for England she left at St. Helena
the trig Jane for the Cape. The Baring was to sail
30th of July for Madras, with troops. On the Bth
of August the Moira spoke the American ship Mar-
garet, from Philadelphia for Batavia, all well.

during. the I
/These repor
that the eve
is a tiorisiwel
united Rusai
in case Russ
his terms. '.
OUS3IAN, Si
tiIAINNII, Into
t .. Snags, VI
CRT, MARK
wished OfE,
sported tha
sion to one r
at Tchiran,
•
BR
The treat'
with drizzlu
the Cliff, tar
but this yeas
appeared, a
Royal High
intention of
was general,
yacht and I
South-east.
paged the
fahce wester
Royal Par
Royal Esta
Royal Ceot
information
tea another
Oat his Ro:
I%le of Wigi
r Albion IA
Esged for a
t ti:e Archbis
Viscount
2ouN DUCK
I mouth Doc
The weal
little doubt
has the der
Markets are
rising, at thi
The fine
fluence upol
cestersiiire.
Mr. Eta.
in England
has engages
. The lette
account of
or Holland.
The Am
at Havre fi
telligence t 1
from 1O) ti
English.
Early on
Murison's
St. Alban'
Waggon, le
Some pens
Waggon, at
though he'
discovered
'him unme
get off. T 1