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London, England, 1816-11-01 00:00:00

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how mash chic Chinike ere- hostile to; Eitrepnat'co7.ll-
,onss, and the elevation to poyeeeiteitileiewliehave
passfri fanr yeart in Frazee, is,a goo 4 Step tiiirsidli
amelioration in the:Chinese system. Thi Erritieiti•
of China has •taken into his confidence Joseph Kan
Kin, aged 32, Whoplayi very Well on the violin.
Viiiitrni'iscloasit IA.
• It laid . that the Archduchess Beatrice, mothet
tithe late Empress, hiss arrived from Italy, on her
route to Buda, when her .son.- the Archduke Ferdit
'nand, is now Cornmairder in Chief of all the Austrian
troops stetioned in Hungary. The actual circum-
stances must produce recollections too pitiful for
this Unfortunate Princess to remain long at Vienna.
It it Count Sainati, Governor of Lombardy, .who
goes to Rio Janeiro in quality of Ambassador Eitra-.
ordinary fcom the C.Ourt of Austria, to communicate
the consent of the Emperor and the Archduchess
Leopoldina to the marriage with the Prince of Brazil.
Count J9seph MetterniCh, brother to the Minister,
accompanies Count Sauran.
The pilgrimage to Maristell has never been so
fashionable. • The. number of pilgrims who have this
year visited the hermitage, amounts to more than
eighty thotisand I
The last lette'rs ham Smyrna stsite...that General
Santry has embarked theta- for the United States of
America, and that Lallemand has gone to offer his
services to the Priebe of -Egypt. ' •
It is still asserted that Baron Strogonow, Minister
Plenipotentiary from Russia to the Porte, is charged
with important negociations. In other respects she
good underitanding between Russia and the Porte is
not disturbed, and. the Divan has not evinced the
lea.st suspicion, especially since it learned that the
Russian army of the South is entirely disbanded.
Nothing.positive is known respecting the state of
the negociations between the Porte and England,
with regard to the Seven Isles. We know not how'
these two Powers can arrange matters, unless they:
both sincerely renounce their pretensions to countries,
whose independence they have acknowledged.

BRUSSELS PAPERS. AND DUTCH MAIL.
Brussels Papers to the 90th reached us last night,
from which we haTe giyen extracts in a preceding
column ; and this morning a Dutch Mail arrived.
The printed Journah 'are chiefly occupied with
[' details respecting the arrival of reinforeementi to
make up deficiencies in corps which form 'the Army'
of Occupation on the French frontier s the regula.
tion of the future relations of the fortresses of the
German Confederation to their Sovereign and to the
Confederation, is to be settled by special negocia-
tions at Frankfort.
The Diet,however, will not be opened,till the arrival
of the Military Plenipotentiaries of the Great German
Courts, General Baron BrsuantsTason is spoken ofi
as Military Plenipotentiary for Austria, and Lieut..'
I
[Rant-General KNESEINCH for Prussia. 1
It is not known whom Bavaria lends a Prince
Wu= has been mentioned ; but this report seems

Very improbable.
The affairs of the mediatised Princes, Ste. have
lately been brought forward in private conferences;
but it does n .t seem that the pretensions of chit class
have been well received by the Ministers at Frank-
fort, especially those of Austria and Frossia. They
have been, on the contrary, it is said, exhorted to be
quiet. However, they have appointed a Committee
to manage their claimi and take the necessary steps
to promote their affairs.

BERLIN, OCTOBER 114.
Yesterday afieinoon the Chancellor, Prince Bar.
denburg, arrived here in good health, and imme-
diately resumed the functions of his high office.
The Anniversary of the Battle of Leipsie was cele-
brated yesterday as a national festival..
BRUSSELS. OCTOBER as.
' All the corps composing the right wing of the
Army of OcCupation are to be made, before the win-
ter, completes to the number fixed by the Treaty of
Paris. The Itassiao corps expect demihments of
regular Cossacks and Artillery, and.to the amount
of 1000 Infantry. The • Prussian corps have lately
received the necessary reinforcements. The men
Who go from the English army on fUrlongb ire ie-
Pbmsd by alba' fionkttikland,. The, Hanoyeriao
contingent hii4gain ,litoo. Made complete. Within
some days SOO men, kuiaars. tigers, and Infantry'
of the Line, bane passed,through here, destined lot
that eorps. The whole right wing will shortly go
'lnto Winter quarters, sod no change AI be made till
the spring.
The French Northern Departments. nainely.thase
that compose ,PiCardy. Artois; and French .Flaoders,
;new enjoy perfket tranquillity. The manufactories
•t Lille and Aniiena are in full employment. The
Royal authority is more and more confirmed. Seve-
rer Officers who base been confined in different
plain onucceunt of their conduct, are set at liberty,
from time Ifo this by the King's orders;
.other
Offi-
ceri, who are on half pay, request from tune to time
to be employed cso itctir-service ; they receiiii for
answer, that they shall be employed as soon as cir
cutustences admit of an augmentation of the army,
TORTOISA,. OCTOBER tO.
We eetipi tart. 000Ominers and pioneers to clear'
awq oar old citadel; and it is raid that the-reinain_
log asterials will be employed. in 'building a *iv
fort: It Is ialtihit the 123 Ankle of the Act Of
Congress, relating to the right if 'fortification. is.