Brussels Papers.
The Times, 1824-09-27T00:00:00

- -A aJesty nas resolved that the duty wlhich was levied on the armval of ships, for the benefit of the school of navigation at Am- sterdan, shah be abolished fromn the lst of January, 1826. W kttnowOf thecirocumstaonc of the departure of 1%1. Vanderfosse, Go-rc,nor of the Piorince of Hainaut, for Paris; but he is not jgone thither, as one ofour journales statee, ona aspecial mission, tonqratiate a treaty of comin merce with]France. Theobetf ijureit f rs' Bixoinde Fagel, Ambassador of the Netherlands, who is intrilsted with the negotiation, relative to such a treaty, with all the iifortatoi *hich he may have on this subject, as haring a per- fect kncowledge of the t-wo southern frontier provinces of which he ha3 govemred one tvnd now governs the other, and being equall7 ,well aquainted with every thing that concerns the commercal in- terests of ritb!rs. estecmeca n worla afldejestter av beem Franfkfort on the Mfaine states, that silkg 'wool, engldath-e hanebeen in d5tn5rdat high prices, and that woo lusbee iod' anadvance of 15 to 2'.i- cent. FRANKFORT, Ser-T20 n tehnrt whch in thekenli, the facts enterataied in the offi- mag rat eich r effelin the-Commandextraordinary Commissioner, bsls aIdregsed to the Governmenit of the Graond Duchy of Baden, on -the investigations nd researches which he wfas order-ed to bake at T'riburr. In the Bripns, relative to the revolutionary intrigtes, twg e ramifcations of which extenled from the interior of Gerinany to. this University, situated at the eouthern extrerity of tt e Grand 13a6 of Baden. Ml. Hefifelin's report had been communi~catedJ to the ycntral Conmmittee att (entz, and we are very desirous to learn the neauxes tht resol ing to !be dopted with respect to the Utnivera . sities,of Baden. GJENEVA, SIEWT. 15,. The dat' before yesterday being the anniversary of the union of Getneva wvhh Switzerland, all the militia of the canton to ?he3txmnber ,of bove-6,00O nen, were underarms ini-te plain o9 pltuu.palai under the-walls of the city. Thechitef Syndic,at the headofall thel~ na~j~ats~ deiveed-t -th Corinide of the- 7th brittalion their nev velous, earngthewhie cossdfthe Confederto on a yellow and.~eground Themiltiaexrdsedfor Several hocirn-, atnd their ine'~peranc~ ad th prcisin o ~er. inOvements, were generally Antthe stnoba.at hae been launched on our lake.Aandaper to fou thii expectations that were entertanrel of I t. ThrReprnsemzive Counielof Geneva has adopted, by a large ajrt,th-e resolutoni -of (fie Diet relative to the- extraordi. Inary surveillance of traigers. arid the police of thte press. This branch of the policedhas been much nipied at Geneva with- in tetetwo ear. Nohin is ow rined here except religi. apsboos, id sot o peiodcalaccun ofso miuch of the debates in he egslaiv Boy s i i thugt proper to communicate to BERLIN, SEPT. 14. TPhe-e4overnments or East anld WVest Prussia have just givpn ,ihe, strictest orders to the othcers of hiealth and police, to pay tiiegretebt' attention to the communications with D1 oldavia anid Wals'chia; where tie plagne still rages. These precautions are the More nie- cessary, because sinice the anarchiy thatt prevails in those rincipa. lifies, thie cuiarant'ini cstablishment; liavc been abandonecNy the officers.Tthie orders are extremcly rigorous, b'th in the Russian A rmy of Observation and the frontier cordoni of' Austria, to p?eVcnt the passag~e of people, anilmals, mid goodis, so long as this crisis shall BRVSSELS PAPERS. BRUSSBLS. RvvT 9