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GERMAN PAPERS.

EVENING,

?MUTE. am. ?.
The English brig Jesmy, Captain Kennedy, was lately
freighte.i here with a cargo for Alexandria : it was cap-
tured and plundered on the voyage by a Greek pirate,
and reacaptured by the Ariadne English frigate, which,
it is said, only obliged the pirate to pay the freight to
ICaptain Kennedy, without demanding the cargo_ which
the Captain had taken on board at Trieste. This insult
to the English flag. tolerated by the Ariadne, this aban-
donment of a cargo intrusted to its protection, has ex-
cited a great sensation here, and brought the English
flag into great discredit. As Alexandria has not been
declared in a state of blockade, the cargo placed under
English Protection, even bad it been Turkish property,
which however it was not, ought to have bees protected'
by the Captain of the Ariados ; and his condoct jus-
tifies the claims for indemnity which will be made by
the owners of the cargo, as the interests of the trsrfhnuts
in general requiles..4Usweinis &deem Aelt 10., •

VONNA. Soft 1.1.
%mask TSUI •USTsJ*$ amastopst.
His Imperial "lightning the Archduke Rudolph it w
far recovered, that hopps sre entettained of his being
able by the 21st of aorMomber to set out on his retina
to Vienna.

The Marquis de illesieira, Portuguese Minister in
Brazil, who brings to the Infant Don Miguel the ap-
iiointasent to the dignity of Regent of Portugal, at•
rived at Vienna to-day.

PETEILSDURGH, Am. 19.
A few days ago the Emperor exercised a well-merited
severity towards two of the principal functionaries of
the State, who had been guilty of very blameable neg-
ligence in the performance of their duty. At the be-
ginning of June his Majesty transmitted through the
Secretary of State Muravjef, an order to the Minister
of Public Instruction, to see that the repairs of the
building of the schools at Oranienbaum and Croostadt
were proceeded in without delays but two months
passed away without any commencement of the execu-
tion of this order. The Emperor basing then learned
from the explanation which he has required of the
Minister on the subject, that the delay was to be im-
puted to the Curator of the Peters horgh district, and to
the Director of the 13,,partment of Public Instruction,
his Majesty ordered, that the former should be severely
reprimanded. and that the second, for not having in-
formed the Minister that his Majesty's willhad not been
fulfilled, should be placed under arrest in the Corps de
Garde of the directing Senate.
This punishment of the negligence of those two func-
tionaries in the exercise of their duty, is to be ceitsma-
sleeted by a circular from the Minister of Justice, to
all the authorities of the empire, that this maple may
serve as a wanting.
•
FRENCH PAMPA

-24, 1827.

Idly disbanded. ?Ids I eoninsuoleete to you by Royal order, lot
your information," As.

A NOTWZR.
" The Mai Ole Minter, &Arms to secure punctuality in any
branch of the publitt /*nice, and to punish the negligence of those,
who, planed by his Majesty in situations of confidences forget their
duty when they fail to unplug the force necessary foe sostalaini
the whacky which has beta entrusted to than, has IMO& it to
decree as billows:

Aft 1. Te. Governors of IMMO OMB WI .111814661. Mb'
West Hub *llama or makers, to prom 'kg thp4ll6l.lllpuls

tie? cootalapd, slob be iosommibtoly ilstotisod: - .. •
" nose who do sot defied tidy posts, wording to
military oediosisses, shall be tried summarily, and thoolerio tie ft-

gores* pentsbuteet batted tbe mid ertlieastees.

rt. The Gowan, Chiefs, and Olken of every dendrite, 10*
do sot within the Mmits of their sethOrity employ their Whets
for the !element of the owlets *of ids Majesty, ad your Ibittalisecy.
or of the Gene* COMilliiaftli the troops es envies, with the view
of the rebellion, which is twit up so the same rebus of
Cbesiesiav be &lobed et disk eipleytheats, mid floatation
thereat sleep to the Miubterial depertments to which they ay te•
spectievey belong. I inform you tare•f;in virtue of s linialeabes
for *sr bihesatisa," he.

TO THR MADRID HATZTTI •[M. IL
OFFICIAL ARTIOLL

The King oar illustrious master has this day beeii
pleased to address to the Dean of the Royal Council
the following Decree:
" The dhorders which threaten to trouble the tranquillity of
este of the most important provioces of my misoarchy have awa-
kened my lacked*. With chlkiren =hied by alarms. which are
perhaps the olfspring of an unenlightened seal. It Named to me
proper to employ mildness and instruction, rather than force and
031111114215.

• (hues

;4Tie provisional measures which I dietated with the view of
putting a stop to the disorders of Catalysis were IS conformity
with these principles; bet the events of which the towns of Vick
and Minnie were the theatre in the last digs of August, have
I given to the meanest, in the principality a character which it •is
Impossible loner to misunderstand ; and new, as King, I me soh-
don, where, u Father, I bison saw °sly blindness.
• The pretests with which it is attempted to nesse, sod eves to
give a legitimate character to the stbellion, are so abeeriL—the Idea
of die eapelyky In which I am supposed to be held is so injurious
to my peirease—tbe hijuries caused to many of my subjects we
already so greste-sad these which might occur, were the dice den
to continue, would be of se serious a nature, that if the remedy
whkdi so great an evh calls for were longer delayed, the *gilt, of
my Crown and the most important lustre& of my people *mid
i be compromised.
" I have, therefore, glees the oreowery orders hr causing the
hands of rebels shit West sense &swim of Conienie to be
which they soon will be, If they refuse to submit en the find,:t
cedes. A Wrosig division of my army is ordered to execute tido
mature fee the protestios oo:Lpoldietrangsglity. Let the Coosa
take sophism hereof, in to its hassediate
_publication.
(Signed) "THE KING.*
Till ,011trITh DI WEAVER, DATED MT. 22.
ALIMANDRIA, Jur 141.
ILETWACT OW • PRITATII LITTER.

SION TES EPOTICSENIESE.
Letters from Madrid, which arrived in Phris yester-
day by estafette, confirm the news that his Majesty
King Ferdinand bad appointed General the Count
d'Espagne, Captain General of Catalonia (see the Ma-
drid article), and that two regiments of the Royal Guards
bad left Madrid for Batrcelonst. These letters add, that
on the Princess Regent of Portugal' having officially
notified to the Spanish Cabinet the nomination of ber
brother the Infante Don Miguel to thl Regency. King
Ferdinand bad immediately ordered tEe army of obser•
cation to break up. The regiments are consequently
about to return to their respective garrisons, with the'
exception of some corps which were to he sent to Ca-
talonia.

It is added. that the notification of the Princess Re-
gent of Portugal has produced the greatest satisfactido
in Madrid.

PAiLiAlitENTAlik PAPRIL
. •
' Tike Seventh Report et the Comenttee of the Ilintis
provssiest litripa and for the tit el
lresideis. •
CRUM RI.
miasma CASTLIL—COOSTIt GAOL, /avail*.
Additional neoannodatiosi has bens ponied *Ali
prison, by appropriating the arcades at the end -
airing yards to sleeping rooms.
The prisoners -
stool and coq
joiners% masons'
ha of persons
fifty-two. TY
traduced at

The amount of earnings from Micharlsidaffiff to
Michaelmas 1824 was 8491. 156.10 d. and fee the last
year 7481. 18s. Bd. The divitiOn thereof is as follows
To the governor 10 per cent., the task-Matter 5 per
cent., the omit, 60 per cent., and the %Clef
m • at.; one half is paid to the latter • • , sad these.
',abider on being discharged.
No alteration Us been shade in the dietary of the
primasess the average weekly cost is 2s. BJ. per bead.
The cimplain attends three times a week in the els.
kHe preaches twice on Sundays, and lecturer; on
ineedays and Fridays; • he also affords freqeent
eitteuteinstruction, end distributes biaoks and .sermons.
, sohOol is establisbel on the Madras synern, =der
the superintendence of the chaplain mad keeper.
The roles contained in the act of 4 Geo. IV. bard
been carried into effect,*s far as the present Classifies-
tans will admit ; bet it has been determined to divide
'each of the airing yards intatwo, in order to obtain the
required number of division!.
Ironware used only on very extraordinary decaying%
The gaol is at present divided into five Classes; rid.
1. Misdemeanants; 2. convicts ; 9. convicts; 4. 04
.coma for trial ;5. females. Male and female debtors
have a separate prison removed from the etber elands
The female prisoners are under the there dal ma.
tron, bat it is to be lamented that they hare,the optepri
['unity of conversation with the men, from the windows
of the workshops, &c.
There is no separate infirmary Mr the fetal&
Number of prisoners:
At Miehaeleise,
Aski fail & *Sea
Allem • NI 111* - . 42 S •
liisentiermats 4 1 9
Deism .sat a 31 3
ei • Si IS
The greatest number of prisoners at .any one time ht
the year, from Michaelmas 1824 to Michaelman 1828,
was 144. The tout number committed daring the
same period was WS. The recoil:mato& during the
year were only two.
aternia met saw. & nowesen ocianserlon, tan. 1888;
The separation of clews required by the gaol act boa
been carried into effect since the enlargement of this
prison, and more efficient means are now afforded for
employing and instructing the prisoners. .Sig work.
rooms and two school rooms bare-been added .sioee the
former Report. The Magistrates state that the amend'
ce classification has had a good effect on the conduct
and behaviour of the prisoners; and that since their
have been fully employed there bislreen a visible alter/
anion in their demeanour; that pinions t 6 their being
put to work, punishments were frequently necessary.
but that for one quarters** year there was net a single
case requiring the interference of the visiting Niers.'
te; and onl# one instance for which the keeper bad
to reprimand any prisoner.
Many of the prisoners have been employed ip. the
new buildings and repairs of the gaol. Tile omen' at
earnings for the last year was 1281.14,. fid. •
The prisoners are allowed onelfourth of their earns
ings. chose et hard labour het, an extra allowenci-of
11b. of beef or mutton, and twenty-eight Ounces Of pets
meal weekly; the cost per head is Is. Bd. •
The dietary for other prisonets is llb:of bread, 111 b.
of potatoes. and one quart of gruel daily. •
A matron has been appointed to superintend the
conduct and employment 011ie. frond, prisoners.
The chaplain performs divine lattice twice on Sena
days, and reads prefers and lectures every Wedneeifsp
and Friday. The prisoners are supplied with IMO
and religious books ; and there is a sdnatillie.thelite
struction s.f each sex.
The prison contains twenty-seven sleepinrcella. The
prisoners are now, divided into twelve classes:
Twenty-one was the greatest number of prisonets in
cnnfinement at one time in the last year. The whole
number of commitments during the year was only $B.
391Itsinan--Couilyi noUSIoPOPASECTIOs, JA 9.1828
`The prisoners are now divided inns eight eiesses, Hoe
for males and three for females; but the latter have only
two airing yards. A eorssidenthle quantity of work in
various branches hai been performed by. the prisoners.
particularly in fitting up the new infirmary ; and agrees
expense has been thus saved to the county. •
The female prisoners spin, and make shirts. necking'.
list shoes, he. It is proposed to pet Bp -some hand.
mills, to be worked by those women who are semeneed
to hard labour.
The cost of clothing and bedding allowed' tap 'each
prisoner is about 11. 17s. 6d per rumens: •
The same degree of attention is paid to the relighier
and moral instruction of the prisoner, as was stated in
the last Report.
I.n this district crime is stated to have bees rather on
the iberease, she cause of which is attributed principally
to the daily growth of the Orsini» Munn. of Stockpoet
and Macclesfield (particularly the letter); from which
places a Majority of the prisoners are brought te this
house of correction.
The number of prisoners in confinement at Michael-
mas 1824 was 218; and at Michaelmas 1826-the ants
her of prisoners was 218.
The greatest number of prisoners at, onetime In the
year 1824 was 227; and in 182.5 the samba was 229.
This farina eentaine 128 separate sleeping cells.
The total.ntimber of persons committed during the
year 1824 was 890.; and in 1825, 895.
The number of st -tortunitmento in 1824 was $O ; and
in 181‘29.

The news of the differences which have arisen be.
,tween Prance and Algiers bad reached as indirectly
' from Trieste and Leghorn. We expected with snipe
dce the particulars of the affair, whoa a drip from
Marseilles, which abeired yesterday. brought dispatches
to the French consul, announcing that the Government
had just sent an expedition against Algiers, to exact
from that Government entire satisraction for the insults
which it had offesed to M. Duval, the King's Consul
General at Algiers. M. Malivoire. the King's Coosal
acting at present as Consul General, immediately wait.
ed on the Viceroy to obtain an order from him, prohi-
biting the Algerine frigates which are in our port to
leave it, as it was presumed they intended to do. This
wise and prudent measure was completely successful.
I have the satisfaction to inform you, that the Pacha,
yielding to the request of M. Malivoire, has promised
to retain those frigates in the port.. Two French fri.,
gates sail to-day fur Marseilles. We are indebted to the
French Consul for preserving them from the fate which
they might have expected if the Algerine frigates had
pursued them. M. Malivoire, whose long services in
the Levant facilitates the negotiations which he under-
takes, is greatly respected by foreigners here, and the
French merchants daily congratulate themselves on
finding in this protector of commerce all the social qua-
lities which have gained him so many friends.
JASSY, Airis.f.
'The wind ceased the day before yesterday,in the
evening, and the remainder of the city has been saved
from the flames. The particulars already given of the
fire are carect, and the number of the houses burnt,
and the persons who have perished, still greater than
was stated. Every moment dead bodies are found
among the ruins. The loss is far greater than our un-
happy city sustained in 1321. The horror of the scene
was increased by bands of wretches who endeavoured

110)1 11111 MIDIS)Atari% £z 7.11.
• OFFICIAL ARTICLIL

" His Excellency the Minister for the War Depart-
ment, under date of the 7th of September. conimuni•
cited the following Royal orders to the Captain-General
of Catalonia:
The Xing, my MAAS, after seeing your Eactlieney's
dla-
patsies of the Slat of August, sad the abeininable papers which
ham bona published, ens seder tbes rile of manifesto, alined by
eihe waula4irdit7 of Moilvis..and the other under the rile of pro.
elienatiemthpod by the tram Barr" has decreed as Monts
" Art. I. The General command* the troops so services is.
Catalonia shall forthwith direst promodinp against those, who, by
a criminal =ashrams with the rebels, dosed the pretended team• ,
ken of the Idanicipality of Mamma. Those hadieldash shall ha
tried by the laws of the kingdoms.
" 1. la the mate stunner shall be tried by a dust and summary
proems, according to the Royal Decrees of the 17th and 21st of
Aagast,lBlls, and by the kw of the kingdom, all the instigators of
the imerroniond nareansuit of die town of Mangum 1 also times
lobo have made common CMS with the rebels, and than who reap
in any way, ham afforded chest simmer and prothation.
" 5. The battalion of Royalist Yaks:Alen of Meares& la db.
Weed.

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4. A Connell of War, constituted Id conformity with the mat.
rtial law. shall immediately examine
.the conduct of the G•wereat
of Mamma, and the Chiefs of the regiment of the Queses laN
(entry, and of the nd of the Line, who were in that town when
support was given to the insurrectional movement. They will
summarily inquire, according to the military ordinances, whether
the said Governor and officers did their duty in gurrffinlagainse
surprise and defending to the last extremity the soiours of If.
This I communicate to you, in virtue of a Royal order, for the
Information of yourself and the General annurandiag the troops on
service, at the same time recommending to too both the prompt
execution of these measures.

Ito set 6re to several parts of the city ; and it is only to '
the vigilance of the patrols which have been organized- ,
for these three days, that we are indebted for the pre-
servation of what remains of the city. The Austrian
subjects (as was stated in a former account) especially
distinguished themselves by their activity.
PARIS. Sot. 91.
, The Prefect of the Seine, the Prefect of Police, the
Secretaries General of the two prefectures, and the Sub-
Prefect of the arrondissement of St. Deais, repaired
yesterday to the boundaries of the department of the
Seine, to the eonfines of the territory Pierrefitte, where
the Mayor and his adjunct, the memberi of the Muni-
cipal Council, and a great number of the inhabitants of
that Commune, were assembled. The Mayor of Staines
was also there sitb several of his colleagues and of the
Inhabitants of the adjacent communes. The King er
rivep at two o'clock, his carriage stopped, and M. de
Clubrol approached and delivered as address, to which
his Majesty replied as follows i---
4. Gemlemen —I have received with Seely sulatterien die *3l*
premien of the ?mines of my subjects In the departments thrush
which I have peurd. The city of Paris knows also that I have
claims to its love. tights to its confidence. lam coevinced that I
shall always And it faithful, and that k will always he to me suck
u it was in 1514, when I have the happiness to appear in the midst
of it."
Cries of " Vive le iloi,"- and the sound of trumpets,
which were concealed under bowers of foliage, which
were arranged along the toad, immediately followed
the King's answer. The little village of Pierrefitte, in
the department of the Seine, was adorned with Sags,
and gatlands were hung actors the streets in maul pla-
ces. The house of the mayOr, M. Auditiott was ele-
gantly ornamented. His majesty was received with
similar marks.of respect in the other villrges. and ay.
. rived at St. Cloud at tali past three in exec's= health.'

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ANOTHER orticiAL ARTICLE.

se The King my maget,aftet haring seeo your Etcel-
lency's dispatches dated August 51, and those crt the,
the Governor of Vuch, which your Excellency forwarded
'enclosed, has decreed as follows!
" Art. 1. The General commanding du troops ea service it. Ca-
talonia shall forthwith proceed against those persons wbo proteeted,
or favoured in airy manner whatetet, the entry of the rebels into
tihe town of Vicb, who shaU be tried sammarilly according to the
laws of the kingdom ,
e. n. The britabeet of ll,iyeliq Velem:ea of Vl* b provision-