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old laws relative to the commerce of the Spanish co-
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continue in full force, though these provinces
d be in a state of revolt. The trade can only be carried •
or on from ports of the mother.country.
ix , NUREMBERG, OCT. 14.—Yesterday, the 'Emperor
If of Russia passed through our city on his way to Bo- :. I
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p. hernia, where he will review the army-corps of Count
Wittgenstein, which will, provisionally, re-enter Po-
e land. His Majesty will then proceed, by way of
o- i Breslau, to Berlin.
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BURGOS, Ocr. B.—The Madrid Gazette announces •
et I that since the arrest of Porlier, all is tranquil in Gal-
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licia. Persons who think themselves well informed, 4
; assert, however, that there is still some fermentatiou.
ei ' ht that province; but it is hoped, that it will he Ap.
'teased in consequence.of the disgrace of Escoquis anti
n • I Ostnfazza, one of whom is said to be exiled to Car.
1.• I thagena and the other to Alicant. It is with great • •
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• satisfaction that the nation sees those two men re-
'r I moved from the councils of his !Majesty, and it is •
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is I generally believed that this disgrace is the comulence-
ment of a new system, which mill be more satisfac- •
A. tory to the wishes of the nation.
,g I BRUSSELS, OCT. 20.—At the time of the invasion .• h
! of Holland in the winter of 1704 by the French
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, army, every thing was seized that was rare and co.
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' rime; in the Prince of Orange's Cabinet of Natural. .
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'History at the Hague; all was conveyed to Paris.-...
i Yesterday and the day before seven ungw.ns loaded
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I with these precious articles passed through thi. city,
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'TY I escorted by Dutch volunteers, to returoo to the places
whence the abuse of victory had removed them. As
for the master-pieces of the Flemish school, the WAS.
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taken from Louvain, from the library of the Cotiver-
sits,' from the library of Burgundy at Brussels, the
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plates of the map of Ferrari, &e. &c. all these are
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now packing up at Paris, whence they will very soon .
be forwarded. They are expected to arrive at Bros-
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sell in the beginning of November.
HANOVER, OCT. 14.—The Hanoverian War De.
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r. partment gives to all the Officers of the Hanoverian
troops in France a month's pai, and a sum of money .
Y to each battalion, in order to improve the situation
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of the subalterns and soldiers.
r" HAGUE, OCT. 18.—His Majesty had, by a Decree
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of April 6th, 1815, granted a credit of 50,000
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francs to re-establish the magnificent sluice of the
is port of Ostend, and to fill up the cavity which the
I I stream had made before the foot of the !deice.
i: The difficult works necessary for this purpose
were entrusted on the 10th of June to Mr. J. de
1. Redder, and by the care of the Authorities of the
Department and of the Board of Works of West
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Flanders, they have been prosecuted with so much
activity and success, that on the Ist of Soptember his
i Majesty would witness the first opening of, the sluice,
1 which completely succeeded. On the Gth of October
Y it was again opened, and the effect was, that the
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sand bank called La Race, to the west of the port,
dhad lost a mass of sand 50 meters high and eight
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broad 2 for an extent of 300 meters. The effort of
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another opening, on the 81h, has been, reducing the
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bank La Race four meters in height to an extent of
300 meters; the channel was deepened one meter and
60 centimeters, from its entrance to the sluice, and r
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a; the strand cet down to the depth of 80 centimeters
in its whole breadth.
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The re-establishment of this sluice, that of the light.
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house, which has not burnt for so many years, and
Y the numerous other works executing or determined
; upon at Ostend, ensure to that port inestimable ad-
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vantages, which promise most favourably for the
commerce of these provinces. . h
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HANOVER, OCT. 9.—A Convention for the mutual it
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giving up of deserters has been concluded betwest
our Court and that of the Electorate of Hesse.
A great many Deputies to the States have arrived
I here; the Sittings begin en the 16th instant.
k. NUREMBERG, OCT. 14.—The Emperor Alexander
_ ! arrived yesterday at one P. M. His Majesty was
j ! received with the ringing of bells and the discharge
„: of cannon—the troops were under arms. His Ma- .
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a! I jesty made but a short stay, and then proceeded on
d his was to Breslau, by way of Bohemia.
I Her Majesty the Empress of Russia arrived here 4
e yesterday evening, from Baden, with her august
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Two of the Prefects have lately been curiously
t mystified, an expression equivalent to the English
e phrase, hoaxed. They received letters purporting to i
Et come from the Duke de Richelieu. The Prefect of
. i Bourdeaux, M. de Toarnonjwas invited to take upon
r;• himself the post of Minister of the Interior. lie set
off for Paris on the instant. The Prefect of Lyons, •
,t IM. de Cliabrol, was required to accept of the office - i
. ' of Secretary to the Privy Council, in the room of the 1
t • Baron de Vitrolles (whose removal, had the fact been
_ . so, would have been a circumstance of deep regret to
levery friend to the real prosperity, peace, and hanour
a: of France). He came post to Paris, and, we 'believe,
e . actually sent his Steward to the hotel of the Llama to
. I take possessien.
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TUE AUTHORITY OF THE THING DECIDED (L'AUTO.. •
RITE DE LA CHOSE JUGCF.) ; OR, A LLTI ER TO
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TIIE KING, FOLLOH ED BY HIS DICLABAT:GN.-..
[BY THE .IUTIIOII, OF " A WORD TO 'CDC TWO
HOUSES."] I
- This pamphlet, with the one which hal j •st pre.
i ceded it by the same author, may be cnii.i iteeti as - f . /
o the political creed of the whole of the Ultra- an)elist,
r or, as it has been well denominated, White Jacobin
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v party. Its avowed object is to combat the Charter, I
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