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London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

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NoviioEß es. • - •
itardSighifesi ,the flue of Carnbridge
riser at:Straibourg the IaIN at bnifinVa
o'clock, on his way teStittigird. • Hit Royri) Rig&
nen alighted at the' Hotel dtsprit. , The . Duki:
visited the Mausoleum of Marshal Size, nod other
public edifices. In .the evening he was preSiiit at the
concert i and the nest day continua his route to
Stuttgard, where he 1 going 'to pay a Visit to his
Royal. Sister, the Queen Dowager of WurteMberg:
From thence his Loyal Highness will proceed to
Hanover.
The Duke of Wellington is not expected at Paris
before the middle of neltmoot ; a part of bis
Se-
,cretary Office, charged with dispatches, has been or•
tiered to leave Paris, and set Out for Catibiay.
There hat been no public sitting of the Chamber
of Deputies for the heat two days I. bet tomorrow
.there will be one, when the annual Report •will be
delivered in respecting the Sinking Fond, and Re*
port will also be received from she Committee of
Petitions.
• It has been officially announced to; the convict Me-
?der, that his *mace of death is cotinseled
quence of biedisclosures: • . • •
Some SinCill officers, quartered at Arasensieres, id'
the depattment' of the North, lately performed a coo.
cert for the benefit of the poor of that town, who are
said to be reduced to extreme misery by the .dearth

of provisions.
On the 12th instant, at eleven at nlght, *merchant
vessel, richly laden, belonging to Liverpool. with a
crew of ten men and four passengers, named the Li-
verpool Cassackw WAS wrecked off the COSA of Derck,
district of Manumit. It has not gone to pieces,
ll and
the crew have remained on board.. the cargo wi
be saved ; but it appears that the ship is so bedded
in the sand, and has received so much damage, as
not to be got off.
A considerable convoy of small coasters from Ro-
chelle to Bonrdeani lately saved greatly from the
stormy weatherw and eleven women were drowned.
A birge French 'easel, the Commie Dupont, has
arrived at Havre, from Rio Janeiro, with a vale le
lading of cotton, sugar,. Jesuits"-ltark, and s
stones.
The late eclipse was visible at Paris till about hill
past nine in the morning, after which it was obscured
by the clouds. Messrs. Arago and Mathieu, two
astronomers of the observatory, neat in the morning
to the Tuilleries to assist the Duke and Duties: of
Angouleme in viewing it. •
The Correctional Court of Compiegne lately con-
demised one Vendosme, quarter-master to a regiment
of cuirassiers, to fifteen months' imprisonment, for
having shouted Av. rEtelsereut I on meeting as old
comrade of his.
Letters-from Marseilles state. that by the last sc..
counts the Isle of Bourb3n enjoyed perfect tranquil.
lity, and a brisk intercourse was carried on with the.
Isle of France.
All the accounts from Vienna are foil of tine festi-
vities, processions, &c. on the marriage of the. Em-
peror.
COURIFR EXTRAOSDIRARY OF FRIRAT 1.0111306

The King's healttmends daily. . .
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Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, a picieet:of
gendarmerie conducted to the Place Vendome, a Mi..
htary mans condemned to, degradation. An hour
afterwards, this einieladivirtoalwis teAroadected 80
prison/ having hie coat turned outside in.
By a Decree of the .Prevotal Court on• the 15th,
Jean Darand, an inhabitant of TOulOube, convicted
of having attacked with stones the public force. In
the course of •the 14tb, has been condemned to be
years hard labour, to be pilloried for an hour, and to
remain for life under the serveillance of the High
Police, to give security forlooo francs, and to pay
expenses. He was exposed on the 16th on the Place'
du C..!Piude•
VIENNA, NOVEMBER to.
The Empress is now making her entry. The nup-
tial benediction will immediately be given, and Tc
Dever chaunted. _

The procession of the Empress yesterday was ex.
tremely brilliant. The marriage ceremony was per.
formed by the Archbishop of Vienna. '

STUTTGAiD, NOVEMBILit
Reforms have been ordered by the new King,
which will operate a • very great diminution in the
public expenditure. •

STRASBURG, NOVEMBER r?..

The Duke of Cambridge was yesterday toisplii
silenced by the Municipal Body, and. this moron
received the visits of the Civil and Military Anthori.
ties. The Garrison afterwards defiled before his
Royal Highness, who then set oat this evening for
Stuttgard.

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VENICE. NOVEMBER P.

The brig St. James, which bar arrived from Gib-
raltar, was spoke with on her voyage by -a vessel
which the Captain called the Independent Spaniard,
and which took. from the brig two swivels and ten
muskets. This outrage done to the- Austrian Sag
Proves that these corsairs are in revolt against all
4onstimted societies, . and that the seas sas ea ,be
ate till every.poier in Italy sball be in a capacity*
elm* them.
- -CONsTANTINOPLE. OCTOIUtt 40. .1
There has beets another violent ate here, whisk
broke out at Teecliana (the cannon founderp).jti
lasted frogs midnight to day-bmak, and would have
;consumed .the fine mosque lately erected there, ae
well as the barracks, had k not been far the exer-
tions of the artillerists, animated by tbe presence of
the Sultan. -

MADRID, NOVEMBER &

The Caw Gazette contains a prohibitory order
dated the sth instant, of which the following is the
substance :4.01 That all holders of cotton scads,'
within fifteen days' from the date of said orckri shin
present the same at the Custom House of thisportii'
which they may reside, in order to haei than alampe4,
tilat the penalty of confiscation. *That till the 3il
of , comber following, such holders stamped
geode may be allowig to sell them ; but front thatt
dire they are to be sold to the Philippine CompanL.
or exported from Spaia tointplace the ownerehooles.
Ms:ept the Spanish dominions ia America, by wha
MINIM the duties-arid charges are lost. •No
1:oro iliowed to 't e :tilasniitted. from one prows r''
"mothers and an rattle ispOttatitiu ?roma*

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