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His suite are the same colour. The secretary, and the
doctor, speak several languages. His manner of living
is entirely conformable to Asiatic customs : for in-
stance, he never sleeps until a servant has for a cer-
tain-time been employed in tickling his toes.
By the accounts from Albi, every thing is pre
paving there for a new trial respecting the murder of
M. Fualdes, which was expected to commence on
the•l4.th. But this process is far from exciting such
interest as the first on she satne subject did. The
act of accusation of the three persons accused, named'
Coxstans, Yesce, and Bessiere-leynac, has just been
published. These parties are charged -with being
accomplices in the murder, or with having had a
knowledge of the crime. Constans, formerly Com-
missary of Police, is in particular accused of having
fnvoured the assassination by the influence which his
place afforded, or having neglected to investigate it,
or having endeavoured to remove the traces of the
crime.

AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, NOVEMBER 12.

M. Schreiben, Plenipotentiary of the Purchasers
of Westphalian Domains, presented a ...Memorial to
Congress, vehicN,„it is -said, was favourably re-
ceived by the Allied Monarchs. It is asserted that a
Commission will be established to examine and judge
these matters, and that it will be held at Frankfort.
Baron de Humboldt is spoken of as the Prussian
Commissioner.

Prussia has entered into a special agreement with
the hbuse of Hope and Baring, by virtue of which
she obtains her quota, previously to the period stipu-
lated in the new convention by the four Powers.

iNovaluszn 15. —lt is said, that the business tol
Istich the Ministers of Prussia and Austria have de-
voted themselves during the last few days, relates
speciallf to the political situation of the Jews, who
are spread over Germany. It is thought that the con-
dition of the German Israelites will be ameliorated.
Novistann 17.—0 n the 14th, between four and
five p. m. all the Monarchs met at Prince Harden-
burg's, probably to sign the Acts of the Congress.—
The day before yesterday there was a grand farewell
dinner at the Palace of the Emperor.of Austria, who
left Aix-la-Chapelle this morning, to return to. his
•
own dominions.

kis said that most of the Ministers will leave Aix-
la-Chapelle to-Morrow, when Lord CASTS AGH
sets out for Brussels, on his way to England.
BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 14.
During the few last days a dozen persons hare
been arrested. M. de kneyff, Sheriff, having charge
of the Municipal Police, and brother to the first Aid-
de-Camg to the Prince of Orange, set off on the 15th
Inst. to Antwerp, and returned with an individual,
who: was handcuffed ; they were escorted in a post-
chaise by five gendarmes. It is said that these arrests
have taken place in consequenie of a conversation
which took place at a tavern, between some Officers,
who, speaking of a wooden staircase recently erected
at the Town-hall for the accommodation of the King,
the Princes, and the Princesses, who were present at
the fete, Said—" / could blow it up with a squib."—
Two of the conventionalists have been taken into
custody, one of - whom is named Berard, for not
having given information to the pojce Authorities,
of this conversation, which took Place publicly when
they were present.

NOVEMBER 18.—This morning the Empress of
Russia went in great state, in a carriage drawn by
six horses, to the King's Palace, to compliment the
Queen on her birth-day. The Duke of Wellington
it arrived within our walls, as well as a great many,
Generals and superior Officers of different nations.—
For many years past Brussels has not been so brilli-
ant and so animated as at this moment.
NOVEMBER 19.—The fete yesterday evening was
more splendid than the first ; it was favoured by
weather quite extraordinary for thz season ; and the
greater part of the population of the city thronged
the streets. The Emperor of Russia retired at mid-
Inight. The King and Queen withdrew half an hour
after him, without partaking of the supper.
'The King of Prussia is not yet arrived ; the horses
*err placed at the post station of Cortenberg
hire been countermanded, and sent back.

inKozin EHAHEER OF THE STATES GENERAL.
. The kiting opened at half-past eleven. The Eln-'
peror of Russia (in a plain dress), the Empress Dow-
ager, and the Prince and Princess of Orange, were
present. The order of the day wis the discussion of
the project of the law relative to the organization of
the Infantry of the National Militia. The Minister
of the Interior was present in the Assembly to defend
the measure. The debates on this occasion were
more than usually warm. The Minister of the hue.
riot 'spoke several times, to answer the objections
made by different speakers. On being put to the
vote, the question was carried by a majority of 7S
:rotes ro 23.-

The President announced, that the Minister of the
Finances world repair to the Assembly to-morrow,
at one o'clock, to present in the King's name a pro-
ject of a Law.

lIAMBUROIi, NOVEMBER is.

A letter from Algiers, of the 14th October, states,
that the Porte has notified to the lley, by a firman,
that the Sultan, according to the stipulations of the