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... pp4RS Ed IERS. -. DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO TIlE PROCEEDINGS OF THE r CAiNET OF VIENNA IN THE EXERCISE OF TUE ME- DI.1TION, AND AT TfE CONGRESS AT PRAGUE. F France; allied to Austrian male it a point of duty to communicate to her, with ?? most enitire confidence, the -det'ils of her, mnilttary dispoaitions, and of the' im- mense means shie had ?? fori the defence of the common cause. But the ...

... MEETING OF PREEIIOLDERS OF THE COUN'i I OF PElIt'fL. i On Tuesday, the Free hlders of the Counit of Perth Y . (JAMRES ])nUMNIOND, Eiq. M.P. in the chair) held their ~usdal Meeting in tie Cou~rt ?? when a iiurn- ber of new Mfembers wcere nr'olled.. This was folowed by the Michaelmas' Head Courir, } in which his Grace tile Duke of ATIXOL; presided. a Sir P. MURRAY began the' buqiness wdil, a ...

... INYrEZ BRITISH FISiEnY. I . . 1,- . 3A Iie'y is or'ming on a; Vry rda~l sand o'nd-pre- iru hensive basis to rniake dore further attempt to extend an the Dritish Vishei'y. tvery -ell-4ishei' `o his couiitl'y fiiuit be eaget to give his countenance to th6 experiment; AVe for there i: no source odf secirity to the naval pre-enli- fro bende of Great Britain, so 'certain as tfiat which we Co] ...

... GENERI.T JO3f VI. ed Of this officer, WhilO(l abiliniis alipeir to have been is highly rated by the French ii nate the Bvitish public know iittle or nothing wev vi u lv to his hiving seceded from the caa.e of oaa1 i-to a lod emlbracod that of the Allies. Since thaiL cvrnt ri quent iention bas 1-been m~dc! of himii; mdti 1w hc ht -d the higl- an d he confidential sitouain of CmicF of St6fF ...

... GIBRALTAR, 'AiG. 28.-With gyrief we annownce that the Plague continues to make ravages at Malta. ens a In May, I10 persons fell viffims to it; in June, 80co; and in July, 32. bo 1 VALENCI.A, AUG. 20-It is undoubted that an ex-leg I sedition, with 'troops, has sailed from 'near Tarragona, co r we believe to aanmuw e upon Rosas, but are not certain de of its real obje&. Suchet covers Barcelona, ...

... I T!; . Jo -E- M 9I L E ;GOTTB.VRUR-. iU. .. . . : :? ?? - . m --Gor'rgyst~uhoY, QT: i's.-ik: Messenger- 'bas just * a- arrived from' fhead-dUarters, To~plitz,'wlhich placc lie tl left on the 2d insit. Atthat 'time the -whole army had f. r'ioved, arid had possession -of G5ra Egra, Freybuisg i- and Cheinit. ?? ?? . . ?? ri se. Bonai~artetefDresden on ?? 't ber, ;wit .. ethe lling of' axony. ...

... * ??1ATHOD)?fI I3OARfl?. X 0,* - C . tie 1e, I . i are w o dfterraiy rose, anid stated, that he had suhmfrtnned the O'r -meeting in obedience toia Renuinition sinrned 'by. ~dIS N ttervilj and. vei most ?? Catholic Oent1elm~o. He had inrented!' commcon .rni eial' of die Coitiee, (Cork,' rv, I4 6ut]), ?? req~tistiqg Collies ot the Petitiro- wlhich haid leen adaptea ...

... The LOiNDON.' GAZETIE,. Oct. l 9, x813. llis Unyal highhness the Prince e:egent has becn prleasd, in tie nastne anl on the behalf of his M0ajesty, to granpt'-into the Urveredl WVilli ian an Mildert, Douitor in l)ivinity; tlie Ofice aiiT plae of RItegius Professor of 1)ivinity -in the Usoversity of txf'I, rts rt ther with -the placeianv ldignity of a Cianon of the Catbedral Ciurch of Christ in ...

... PARS PAP.ERS. DECLARATION OF COUNT aETTERNiCH,, DATED PlAGUE, AUGUST 12. The undersigned, Minister of State, and for Foe reign AfFairs, is'charged- by ain express order from his august Master to make the following Declaration to his Excellency the Count de Narbonne, Ambassador front his Majesty the Emperor of France, King of Italy. ?? Since the last peace signed with France, in .Oc- . tober ...

... P.IRIS PAPERS. f PAuIS, C.ci. ?? Miijesty tile Empress Queen t and Rcgcnt, has receivcd ulhe iblowing intelligence fromll the arnmy, dated Sept. 26 :-6 The Emperor passed t'C) dciys of the r ih and zoth at Pinink. His Majesty ord-red a bridge to 'he c thrown across there, and a le/i de poo/ to be establish- ed on-thle tight' banl. 1 OC tbt. z tt the Empcror came to sleep at Dres- den, and ...

... - - - ,'AltfVRrCA. z-? ?? at, ?? r t~ANCE. - P~l 'ENOT, S IfqSSAG12 TO.Ct~t~S I transinit to 'the House of Ilepirieseuativea, lkepoto'I ?? of_1saitg, o..ntaining 'the infrjadnots rqhisea'e t.hef he2sta Jn lr I li~ i~reisr~cl~rasto whort wsa.'e referred' sevrs L PA qfj ?? I. ar- oflhl2~i~,th *fA ol rt'lias the honour toria, ee tt r.i A ;Ident the ?? ~j~ In fironlihlug.ti ifolenn reqi r. by t'i ...