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liberty ot-che Caked Church
an at the, present tnnatent:t'a‘.
The OnMt was about PM
I teTrupted. The Chamber testi.

rs The Chamber Voted the Ad•

reclamation, and it has been pre•
intposbibk for me to give a word upon

who had not been Fresent at the
took, the usual oath.
iced the House to farm itself into
to hear a communication which
lake.
Iccordingly cleared.

:tee was of short continuance.

tided that there should not be
the two Secretaries. Wherefore
ices his place, as also M. Aine•
;ear in the place of M. Letellier,
obtained the place of Professor at
tool.

NOVEMBER 20.
tt ctiy recovered from his indis-

city
ed.

lington is expected• here te.day.
In t ltostopchin has arrived here.
of a young man was deposited
had died'suddenly in the Rue
effects of drinking spirits. Soon'
elegantly dressed, claimed him,
•ks of sorrow and affliction.
;orison of Metz, condemned to
'revotale, underwent his punish-
tovember. He had assassinated,
iy, a Jew pedlar, for the purpose
bis wares. The assasiin, after
im upwards of ten times with a
dead, covered the body with earth
returned to Metz to sell the hand.
had stolen. The unfortunate Jew
)nveyed to the town: be has been
;petted to live.
DINARY OF WILDNZSDAY MORNIUG.
the Duchess of Angouleme ar-
at Choisy le Roy. Her Highness
accompanied by the Countess of
lwed by two equerries only. Her
• the limits of the old Park, visited
Castle, and returned half an hour
is. On her return her Highness
ige. and proceeded to the Palace
'here she spent the remainder of
her sister-in-law, the Duchess de
left her apartments since the 16th.
took place at liourdeaux on the,
The wife of the ci-devant Prefect of
and a young
.man, supposed to be a Spa-
l
' themselves. The precise cause of this'
'ast ot duration is unknown : but it appears front
a kw/ afterwards found, that the young man must
',lure killed-the Lady first and himself afterviards.

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MI

GALLIPOLI, NOVEMBER 4.
Several vessels have entered our harbour, driven
lit by the Pirates who ravage the Meditertanean,
'Arty the vicinity of Sicily. We know not to
they belong, but we are almost certain
t Algerines. The vessels belonging to
received orders to return ; this order
been occasioned by the absolute want.
the service of the poit of Algiers.—
intends to form at this moment its
vessels which return. The. French are
vessels which frequent our seas with
The commerce of Trieste acquires fresh
day. The respective Governments
.stand their interests
.better and better,
mlactures of France are most sought
immediately sold. Besides, the French
:urn the productions of the country, such
almonds, medicinal plants, &c. The English
they sell their merchandise, and cpn-
different ports of Italy. . .

at one o'clock the Grand Duke Nzcao-
Levee at St. Alban's Rouse. We-0b...
inng the company— - •
of Clarence, Baron Nei, the Dutch Ambassador,,,
'Roister, the Prussian Charge d'Affaires' Count
Percy, the Marquis of Headfort . the Marquis
the Marquis of Winchester, the Duke ofMunt-

!vee continued till half-past two o'clock...i
o'clock the Grand Duke went to Carlton
be presented in due corm to the PRINCE
ROBERT CHESTER, Esq. Assistant Master.
.eremonies, preceded in a private carriage;
yen's chariot followed!, w►th the servants
liveries, in which the Grand Duke rode; '
his Excellency Count Lisvesi. The
ke's suite, consisting of sir, followed in
REGENT'S carriages. The Grand Duke
at the entrance to Carlton House by
.LIAM KEIVEL and Sir JOHNITRADDOCE, the
waiting ; Viscount MELROURN, the Lord
and Sir WILLIAM CONGREVE, the Aide-
waiting. The Grand Duke was intro.
Royal closet by the Assistant Master of
conies, and into the presence of the Recast.
LIEVEN, the Russian Ambassador. Alter
interview, the suite of the Grand. Duke
-tally introduced to the PEIRCE RZOINT by
melleticy the Ambasiador. The Grand Duke
'mental' of dark gteen, turned up with red;
with light blue riband. He is reported to
'little the appearance of.a foreigner. He
hair without powder. He is full' /is feet
- returned USG Alban's House about four
and soon after yet:eked-a yisit from the Duke
who staid- with trim- till past Ism The
mull. pawto din* .pitb,bim...

6 110!".'. :Lt. • . Nark,:
Yesterday the last-Arvisien ot..the:9stl? Reglntent
marehed•ditongis Loadaa for Daisy. • , .. • .
• is ROW ascertained: that, Chatham Barracks are,
established as the Depot. forihe whole of the Regi-
meats of Infantry on foreign service; it is expected,
that in the. course of a few weeks, the Stiffs of such
Regiments will bring an addition to their Depot of
1200 men or upwatds.
The whole of the East India Depots have sod-
, denly been removed from Chelmsford Barracks to
Chatham ; those of the 17th, 22d, 24th, 55d, and
86th, marched on Friday sernnight. and the remain-
der. consisting .of .the 65th and 67th, followed on
Saturday. The same day the Depot of the 47th
Foot marched into Chelmsford, on their route for the
same place. The whole are arrived at Chatham.
The Coldstream Band have landed at Dover from
Calais, after being six days on the water, and expe-
riencing very tempestuous weather. They will be in
town on Monday.

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when he was interru
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ip displeasure.
The PKISIDENZ.--"
• , , without any reclans.
• .It is impossible f
• object."
metal Deputies who
• 1 Sitting, now took.l
The president invited t
goet Committee, to lit
Bureau had to make.
The Howe was accorc
The Secret Carnm;:tee
The Chamber decided
ow election for the t
Couchery continues 11
named last year i
, who since has obtain
P 'Polytechnic School.
PARIS, NC
1 The King is perftctiy
P
Tiettake of Wellingt
r Tie Rosian Count Ri
Yesterday the body of
t. Ida Morgue, who hi
a (Antoine from the effe
If wards a lady, elega
• the deepest marks
soldier of the garrii
• ~by the Cour Prevo
4 ton the 12th Noven
T. the road to Bally, a
sobbing him of bis
..oding his victim up
..re, thought him dead,
14d stones, and returns
which he had s
te• d, and was convey
re ,ned, and is expect
IMAM EXTRAORDINAI
Monday morning the
'wed unexpectedly at CI
th•
as on horseback, acct
to. Surat, and followed I
fa
ighness rode over the
• ruins of the old Caw
terwards to Paris. I
by .
Meted ner carriage. al
s M ysee•Bourbon, where
to • morning with her
itt ', who has not left 1
slly •A A tragical event to:
wk. •
instant. The
• •• end a your;
for d, killed themselves
itea
.. add desolation is son

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hat nation they bell
Bla•
°i..• are not Algerit
e' • gierstave received
) • probably been os
fie f resters rot the serf
into 0 • Government int
iib el of the vessels
aia . • I the only vessels
ilhty. The col
I • 6•l'Oet every day.
. to understand
hi the manufactui
op ektrand are immec
bi 7 is their turn the
• as sty, almonds, mec
loathing: they I
be elleris into differs
of it Yesterday at one
held a Levee
• •ed among the CI
by len! poke of Clarence
*ribs& Minister, I
re .iister, Earl Percy, I
g ky, the Mar
&e.
The Levee conti
rof &fthree o'clock tl
of 1141161. to be piese
ARM?. ROll/11T
)re
° the Ceremonies,
Coln LiEvats's chi
"their state liverie
+needed by his I
and Duke's suit
ret ' Ito of the Reoeu
L,l a received at di
snl tf Sir WILLIAM Karr
towns in waiting
1111*
14 waiting ; and Si
• dt-canip its waiting
deteti to the Royal
err • gg Ceremonies, an
Count LIEVBN,
tLe Royal intervie
kae severally intri
the Excellency the
and `tee regimentals c
order with ligt
le e eery Ink ti
light hair wit
a ;WI. He returned
Ix t 6Kki and soon a
>OO t 10414 who so
meet Nks bad