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COpENIIAGEN,. SEPT. 3.—lt is now understood
that his Majesty the King will leave this on tb
evening of the sth, on a journey to Violis. H
Majesty, alter visiting his sister, the Duchess
Augastenburg, at Gravenstein, and his father-it
law, the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, at Louisettlund,
will reach Alton on the 9th. The Minister for the
lionsfeDepartment, Von Rosencrisolso accompaw
• M0ra41.,.. .11
o.3o,—The Crown Prince of Sweden
. out for the Congress of Vienna ;
iniburgh in way.
11.-” Yesterday was a memorable
, (wetly a $ ear having elapsed since,
AtigNist, 1813, Bonaparte having ,
irming assurance that Austria had de-
him, anticipated by five days the cele.
• was called. the, fete of Napoleon.-
40,000 French Guards dined pal
'son grenadiers in the great square
the evening, it was endeavoured t
body by magnificent fire-works en the
zevolution has taken place within
year !
day; the French Envoy, Serra, gave
a dinner ly the Saxon Ministers ; on the front of r
house, which was illuminated, was
.the ,follows
Inscription :• Reglant wajora per adis Yesterda
in the same lioupe, and about the same hour, w
held a numerous meeting for the establishment of
liible Society for alt Saxony, at which an Englisl
man of the name of Pinkerton, now on a mission
St. Petersburgh, presented 5001. for the purchase
,Bibles for all religious sects, and in a speech endea.
ensured to promote he cause of God and of truth._
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ROM aWITaItaLAND, AUG. 26.—A French Corn.
snissary, named Helapre„ has in pursuance of
order from the Prefect of the Upper Rhine, entered
the district called litinteut, with a detachment
troops, and taken possession of it for France. TI
measure, however, must have originated in a tnistak,
as the treaty of pence reetnred.the boundaries to '
staler quo of the Ist of Jan. 1792, fnd the A ccupe
lion of the Buntrut by the French first took place
May, 1703. Co4llltii4lelan, Provisional Governor
of the Bishopric of. Balite, has, in the name of
Allies, protested against this unjustifiable seizure; and
the affair will either be remedied at Paris, or must
brought before the Congress of Vienna. ,

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E *ATESMAN.

ZSDA Tt pAPTEMILI. 13, 1814..
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4! We have .recoised Frankfort Papers, containing
information .froaCitarioos parts of the Continent,
to a late date., lire accounts from Ghent, •by this
stiediuM, throw rrei light oh the sullen Of the con-
ferences, other than thei.)t,' is believed the negosia-
lions must be suspended ti%l the return of Mr. DAL-
LAS from America. The Princess of WAcas was, at
Frankfort on the 3d inst. It is the co:Mint '•vii
Mon there, that the kintdote,or Polina Wit be red
IPStnblished. From Ceilikii4.fft is' stated; 'that a
Ceiernment is Orgatili4 ror Saiony;' gitd"that his
Oitto'i Majesty has, .by e;;;ol,epie act, andi)iied the

throne. • •
• FRANKFORT, SEPT. 3.—TMs evening her Royal
Highness the Princess of Wales arrived in this city
—Hardly any doubts are 'how entertained that the
Kingdom of Poland will be se-established. ,
GHENT, SEPT. s.—We do not yet know the cause,
of • the coolness which we have remarked between the
llinisters of the Congress of Ghent. If we believe
the English Papers, the demand made by the British
Govefnment of i p.tY off' lb territory,+i.the United
Stalistatiestar4;i4i4tkr for Cana4 cause.
.
This has doubtless occasioned the departure of Mr.
Pallas. for fresh instructions, and the negcociatiess
must Naturally be suspended till his return. • ••• •
l.—Accounts from;,
state,' that a iietits-mant is. be Atitairied
Saxony, both civil and military; for .the is,4ter they
name an illustrious Genera!, who is universally
esteemed. They say also, that the Kit* of Saxony
has, by a solemn act, renounced all his rights and
claims to the sovereignty of Saxony. It is remarked,
that the eagerness with which this abdication is pub-
lished, in a country governed by Prussia, sufficiently
points out in whose favour it is made.

Letters from Chamber; state, that a party has been
formed in the department of Mont Blanc, who col-
lect signatures for the re-union of that country to the
dominions of the King of Sardinia. The Prefect has
published, on this occasion, a letter from the Direc-
tor-General of the Police, declaring this conduct to
be an act of eitAtlii. which the King will cause to be
eeiereft ;itoViefeei. However we bare ,seen ad-
dresses ,to Xing, in the name of the inha-
bitants of the department of Mont Blanc, in which
,hey are made to congratulate themselves on being
visited to France.;.,bat these addresses, made by the
Authorities of the Regime of Bonaparte, espress
only the perartal and interested wishes of a set of,
imen, who have 'no right to speak in the name of a
nation.-
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DANES OF ItER MAIN, AUG. 29.—There is be
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