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md possesses the richest renroll in the King glom
Fwo very extraordinary things


Brussels papers state that the Prince of Orange I
was to go to the Camp at St. Omers where hotel
has been hired for him. There we're many con li
lectures aHoat as to this Journey and by it was
supposed to be connected with political objects.
Others think that he goes merely as the represen-
tave of the king his father, who has been invited
by the king of France to be present ut the review.


The Duke Ricchstadt (the son of Napoleon) ac-
cordng 10 Vienna papers, had been indl,pOsed and
vas daily attended by physicians. The London
Courier has this head the following remarks, which
appear to us rather curious There some very
speculative politicians who would consider the death
u this individual an additional guarantee for the
tranquility of France. We, ourselves, are not GER


ainy Of that number he influence of The name
af Napoleon no longer exists in that country: and
the lapse of tnurtpen years has scattered, or des-
troyed the elements of which his power was compo.
sed. that could he himself re-appear among his for


ner followers he would hardly divide public curosi-
with the cameleopard aud the Usage indians.o
Don Miguel, it is said in Frankfort papers. is to
go, about the middle oi September. by the way OIL
Paris 10 Portugal. The Courier thinks in not i'm
possible that he may take England in his route.


The Dey of Tripoli. it is stated. in the HagueI
Journal Of the 4th instant, has despatched ship Of
war. twenty guns, with a numerous crew. and pro-
visions for four months, to cruise beyond the Straits
Of Glbralter, and to capture, as il was supposed OIL


Lisbon, ships under the flag of Prussia and Of the


tianseatic Cities =


i LONDON, September 4.
Il The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury held


a Board to-day, at the Treasury Chambers, at which
\ Lord Goderch, as First Lord, presided. Mr. Her.
ries took his at the Board, Chancellor of the
5 Exchequer and MIR. Frankland Lewis was intro


duced TO the Board, and appointed of the Joint
r Secretaries in the room OF Mr.. lIerres.
# After month, nearly of anxious doubts and fears
public confidence is restored, by that satisfactory


arrangement Of the Ministry, which we yesterday


announced The Cabinet is now composed of the


following individuals =


First Lord of the Treasury, Lord Goderch.


Chancellor Of the Exchequer, MIR. Herrlcs.


Secry OF State tor Foreign Lord Ludley and
n Affairs, Ward
or Secretary Of State for the War ~, r,
It, and Colonial Department w. iiu'A'ssoh
or Secretary Of State for the Home Marq of Lands
D. Department, downe.
: Master of the Ordinance Mar Of Angescy
1t Lord Chancellor, Lord I.yndhulst.
e President Of the Council, Duke of Portland
IN Lord Prvy Seal, Earl OF Carlisle
r President Of the Board of Trade !,
n and Treasurer Of the Navy. W. =. ot"'.
$, President of the Board of Con- ~ = ~ 4,
Id troll, W. - y sh'
p Secretary at War, Lord Palme rson.
IIaneaue Lancaster, p "s DO''y o. Lord Bexley.
y Master OF the Mint Mr. Tierney
me Surveyor of the Wood & Forests, Mr. S. Bourne
20 Russian squadron, consisting of 4 ships Of til
we line, frigates. and store ship, passed the Strait
10. of Gibraltar upward, Step. ).


VI The Tenedo-, at Boston, sailed from Smyrna Au.
in A A n r
10 posed to be tue Greek cet. The Turkish and Euyl
%, tain tleet were mostly at Alexandria.


a. SMyrna papers to Aug. 4. received at Bostor
II, An article dated Alexandria, Egypt, July 81, "a,
-. ~ - The VICE Roy abors to accelerate the depa
le turc Of the ec aud is nearly certain it will sd
'n m at the end OF this month. They embark besie.il
80 80 artillery. aud considerable quantity Of bombs al
y. balls. 1000 troops will be embarked. HE squa
e"i rnns treasury IS 81 $1,000 taars. But provision
en- arrive slowly from the interior: and it is this c
nMee M cumsance "hch has DELAYED the sailing. in t
u'o mean tlme part Of the Ieet has commenced


movements 1t Is composed OF 2 ships of the lin
- frgates, coiver'es, and II smaller vessels, vii


out reckoning transports.


- An Agerine irigate and corvette remain here,


consequence Of the news from Auiers
eiy. hrFnct q letter from al oFicer Of the ship III


itsi0n


on. ~. :. ship Lexington 18th August, between N
- to and Cape Colonna bound to SMYRNA With len ;,


- under conway To lceward Of us, we see YES,
\. OF war with American colors and some vessels
"s' company, which she is doubtless conveying clear
th danger we just sending of boat to her. ane
the send you these few lines trusting hcv are Amsrica
nav and haund b,ma W. or,;,aJe cr ~, ''is iIa
:. remained day to perform the last duties to %
ople is the onIy death that has nccurra,, nuue u.s.
neii though several have been sick. The news we .
: ., at Milo, is that combined squadron of Enulis
M ION Russian and French, expected to block up
5lish terms with the GrpeEs I,rj rl n'e " '''