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Ftnth,k , ; ..-. t.NTELLIG.ENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. PA' JAN'. 15.—The three English Officers I 1 4V& beet) arrested by the French Govern , who . tinve teen the subject of conver- . - - 533 i ol rsiore.yesterday, tire Sirs aohert Wilson, 2\lichael 13ince, and Hoteliimon. They are ae- •cmed of havipg given-ail asylum- foreveral days to Lavaleitr, and of Navin. theii. foroured his 41,!t's oat Of the 'Ougriorn. They will he brought it, criiniu4l tribune': Their trial will of r xe;ru much corinsity, and nyist ninFh light on :tbe means that were ent- plebyed to withdraw the convict from justice.--- (Gazette de France.) . I'stertlity a man was arrested cite ' the 'Quay D'Orsai, for holging seditious discourse. Ue was tdkett to the guard-house. . • • • It is said that a Company of foreign capitalkts itaie% offered to defray the expense of finishing the ot . the Canal de L'Olitc,,o, tin .etualition ot bcing s , indemnified by dotits int the canal for a tokflic'.cof number of yvetrs., Thi pi Company would 1.1 g age to supply the inhabitants ot Palk with 'ohiro;lance ot water. It is not known whether the. r offers Are of a kind to be accepted. .We read in a Morning Jourtuil tin , urtide whicit 11 1 , 4 itl Cd some utiettsinese, The tollO , sing is the Matter to which the journalist alludys some 11;„,lii,ts have wade tlie tit the name of the a lk iiNs. 31 , t0r Qf an Allied Sbvereign give' circulation' wyiting still in manuscsipt, ann which con-, fdise Report to his master out the situation l'.awce. This Minkter, well knowp for his 1114a...4010kt to the King of France, was indignant home miscreant thins, compromise his lrtlile and' eltaractcv. fie complained' of and in• ns rt q u e A ted 'lint the forger be sought Thr, • ti' be delivered itl) to 84'01e - rigour of the 1.1A3. This is the w h o l e of t h e mystery . ~.I`44lJaine• Beadregard, horn I.a Roche Jacqne:- . .. . • )10, , Adtl)...h.lit" in the wars of L.t IreuUe'two of Ler hiot lull, anti bitterly her hiss4atuf, - who -wits C e 'o . iiiiselifir of the Prefecture of Li X'imil4e., hiis rill:liitpiislie.l thr indemnity to which her im , b,inil wii - yulitle , l ilurbig the iuterrurtiou of his tune- (PAngonieme arrived at Paris yester -444y atiClocio,9, anti ut the l'itlace a the • foi• the first time, there were seen the attendants. on his Majesty jug to Mii4ls. ‘tWo PageB. y di esseci i the Name manner as tne Pages %very. fortneri.y. Since,yvoertlay morning, the kit:int; itus iisen in no txtroordinary degree. • it is, tnach‘tearetl that this smitten rise of the title will cause an intincia lion het%%;:eil Paris anti ttonen. • It 1111 , 16.1nCe1l that thr Duke of Wellington, on the -representatioos vyhiCh have heel) 1114 - ae tO N O) on the subject of the losseii which the pre stincelst.his .troops oecadoned eonte . of the iulra bitnuts of the environs of Vttris, has resorted to severi: .ineasitres to guard `against cause be given for new COlnplitints, and has ordered a suitable .eornpensation to be made to the' indivi cloak who have suffered Most. Ilis "i‘lajesty most , gracioudy received, on the 1„0111of tl is motif h, in the Mlle S3tOon , tt or po tat:on of the ancient' Gnat ds of Louis XVI, who cal- the, otal•day of .thc. 10th . of August., had gi% to the Martyr King ample s proofs of their etitirae rkt,d lideli:y. llci exinessed sincere.pleasote.at pocu more heltol , ring those faithful 'dcfcaders of the Monarchy. They AV,I•V afterwards MO SE eon tliti‘ecntiingly fait:hated by Madame. IVe are lssurell that the (..I . aptaitts of the English shills iii trilF Mediteittitle,all have received orders to pip'.cet evety !lag against the depredations of, the Barbary Powers. . Letters from firenoble announce that General NAttCIIANn has been anew(' itt rit)))e of higher order!, it is khown that this General command ed 'bat town on the 20th Of Match. lie is to - • be tr.tnr,ltrred to liests.itjon. • They 'Write from 6trashurgli, the Bth, that a Cieueral,:called Grayer, had arrived time accom- Rattled by an Officer of aentiattnerie,. and was i t hotit to ),rases)! to Paris. It is ,Ail' tiie.llrlt portion of the army 'is already otgartizeri ; the second, it is expected, will he IP) by tie first of April ; and the army it is thought, y, i;1 b complete by the 16.—The Pupils of the schirol of Law, to the number of .100, rt.:litigated and oh tained permission to present their respects to I,fis I).lajysty Royal op.the occas.i . oh of ne;s• year. Pirme, law-studynt, who went iutt) tilt a royal volunteer,. was 'at ,the bead of the depot atioo, consisted, by, ak ip gelt i,iss and natural aliusion to the nun cal autuatoe of Aiajesty, of 18. - a 11. yt: de Neuville, Mem .ofber the Chanaber of Deputivs, is appointed .Minister Pleniputeti-' tf,:iy to thy StatS. The Coirimi,:sslou Of public education has recorn. nipided . .to the prole.ssors , of the Colleges of France, to take care that no hook be pieced in the !lentils of their pupils, which may remind them cf tite.totaic of the Usurper. A horrildt , murder was committer) last night in the' Ipte Yangiratd, on the person of Alphonte Leroy," tt if domestic, a victim ot.tite same atrocity, wits still breathing vvhett the ollicers of it.qtiee arrived on the spot. It is said, that . he had strength enough left to give somef t* o Ila ion M to the faystuattl- perpetrator of the crime,- who understood to be it di-charged doinestic.„ This r • 141oroter, during the night, got into the chaMber. 0: his, o ld master,. Vk'hp was fast asleep, and plunged a knife into his _heart.. The ,Jogriuel de bpla save, tireit i 'Matool SOUli ho had . retired into brought iiito a fortune of 27 Onions of fttincs. • It is toolerstood that . the object of Count Fan 'child, tile l'ortugio.se. l .4rnhassador's mhisiop, is not merely to cornplinient the. Pope on the occiaiah . of his restoration it; firs Temporal:States, but al o D t o request from his Holiness a ispensiticin far the anarriage 1 . the Princess Maria Theresa, Oanghter of the Prince Itegent of Port114:1.1 1 . 1, 0 • Ferdinand Vii., that Princtss being his tieice M.'re - non, panther of-the ancient Attlidenly .of Scien::el; anil of first-clay of the institute, died this day, in the 93t1.erit of his age• • Tat: Arenns Niedicis;-and-Other vianalde of Art, arri:ed ut 'Florence an the ::7th renthet. 4otne English ionrnals, deceived by false re ports, have thought proper to entertani their readers %%WI accounts of di.an k bance, in the south of France, of which religion is said to he the enlist!, ~:?1, society WaS tti consequence formed .. at 'London for the purpose of renirdying imagin• . %Iry eVils ; and this society.wrote' to bort.TlVci. , linifton, in order to obtain information. Tlie:' Noble Lord, somewhat better informed AS to the.' trui state. of things, rei)Leti, on the 28th of .No- rember, to the secret,-tritsof this Society that, in clinformity to the intentions of the King Hilt' die. Charter, the French (i.ivernment alike pe.o-. resod all citizens; Ahont the same time several ConsistorieS in France received a .circular alk dressed to them hy thesatne society. In thil eir cular, they affected to deplote the calainittes and peaecutias'wiiieli the ' French 'ProtestantS en (hired,. and .tonelitticd by offering , theni.snecoUt and protection• u l, if thry choose to entigr . ate_ with titer property and Indust' y. The answer of the Presidents of the French Consistnriea was nnanimous,'and-presented . anew proof of the at tachment borne_ tni.,o,Uii le Desire by all-his.-sub jects.. Front widely :•ermite poiots of the kin:',- chop, and without nintnalconcert, the Presidents of Consistoties, while they. thanked the ,Society fur their offers, replied, that every reli4ions -.vet enjoyed, tinder the paternal goiertiment fof the King, unlimited liberty of conscience; that the laws crptally.protect eii all vittzetis ; that the mi. nistcrsoetheir faith were p.tici by the Royal 'Urea airy ;, and that the Protestants, es well. as other subjects of the King, vi , cre too proud of the name. of Frenchmen. tO tninkfof changing their dietary. (Journal de Paris,.) Getter:ll .41,metl4ede Willut, on the• application. of . the Minister:at War, has been aPpointed-GO , rero - or-,Guneral of Cm•sie.a, as the reward.of ins eminent and faith-fill sei vieus. I t i s sa id that Genet - id Colbert i 3 no longer in confinement. place at La Villette, Ott the Bth a quarrel took between sonic Ettglilli anti French soldjet,s,;.:but . the interventiOn•of the loCaLanttioritics prevented any serious consctpicaocc- A French. soldier, charged with having provoked the dispute, has been arrested. : ..... ItovE,. Dix'. 28 —Adiniral Lira Exmouth, Cononantler:ot his British Majesty's forces in the i\le(iiterrat.ean, lauded at .Civito-Vecchia; and cone hi, ht r to pay a visit to his frienl .Lord IVm, lit:utinck. . - . ' CITA JAv. 13. ,This Cltatit4er • 'tot - ucloptigg the re,olation con temn% the general ntourning, had ad:led 311 at . - aide• iu ‘s-hich the •recptested ordcr ",/1. Mt/111110(Na 10.he'OeCtINI HI the Daunt: :Ind at the es:pruce of . the-rnstion, to the stlentory of Louis ) VI. the Queen Maria-Antoinette, and bizaL+etb.": • • •TIo-, Chatnhetof Deputies has added in its 'turn the n.i,oc of.the Puke d'Eagtovn. • • •• .I:he,Chamber Peeis•ftdopted this arnentinottnt, but ttittLit:t a Separate' article of it --beettuse .The crime which dept veil Fra•tee of thu Doke triiin gliik'n tidoligt'il tts a different epoch Stout that in which Lola., XVI; the Queen, and ALittsute .beth perished.. The:thanks (if.the Chatither were 'voted to the King on the 9th 1()r hisgratnit.ons goodness -in as,oriining . the Olainber . 1 1 eees, in the-tict•tit cicruenty, purely. r . qat,• -eotit a i l iq . the law of antnysty... • • - ' • ;• • The thanks were comnittniented to filo liing by I the President, who leeciVed the followiO4, alb- swer . . " I. k lit)iV that I C1)111 , , I 1 goo . (I ; ,1,)119 ; hilt I wished to At(wial e Litt" Ctilinibtrs with it, sty that at! art of getter:ll reconcili.ition alight' riot inertly be*a'rOyal btit - a natit,ital ,trt." cIiMA BIM. OF DEPUTIES, Jail. lA. ' ` ' . At tirrve Welch:it the Chamber heard, in Secret cotpinjf . rvr., the t•Tort 14..01111kt on the pro-. !coin' ,Al. :Cart lebajac, tilt: ot)ject 0f %Odd) wall to eriable thc Cohnitutree..to assess.theArthelves, for, tlle . prirpole ut ilopmving hr• sit noiii)n . 9r:the ch. tares arhl cr:tori:. 'l`bi9 . reptitt, in cOrre'sporideoce ‘vith .the iii lii ipl t Width :11001:11V the ci4iittitlCl.; alipe;li'Vd to inuke a oreirt ihrpri.-,sion.rvin it. . . Aftct. which t he ook i nto thm n sidera tio' the `.? of ,:iot) zoltheis for iod , motities, io (:oo,ettoetiee t of the losses tatty had mu s t a i nec i havior been' Oeprked 'of their gifts (4 l an d which they had received for their services, 'consepiettee idacei they' VVeresi tt ,1 having been separated by the latv Tre'at'ies from France. , ihdiridlials demanded that the pi oirerty . ot- tire - Family of Iloo l l . wporio h t t a i altl coofizr, cqterf, itnd propnted 'that, the 4tailty ' stmiahl 'be made to pay the , expences of the ' 'flag was, - svt by, tof u } cries tit " , t)rder tip the Day s 'l and, "' Wait for' the tx.cation of the Law..of Ainitek,ty.”, 111T1 %S f)F J%Ntl ‘n,Y 15. FL INDEItS MAIL, TUIS MDZINING.) • Inoue, J'AN. 14."YtItit Crafty evening theMes.' ::scugee; mutters, 4rriveit•here from St.l l eteishiwg. , I 1 Itoy&I Ilikhnes's the.P.rinee of Orpnge rived a! St, Petersburg on the 22d_ of December, n the, morning, in very good health, mid it44been received in the mist gracious manner by his Ma jesty the . 14140 w of .Rusvin, the Ponpress Dora- Ater; itml tire whole. Imperial faini.ty,,.; oO,rhe `19.1.1s 1( s'4ine month; hip:Esteelleney Colon VtiO FieyOlc, hit Majesty's Ambassador Es trsovelinavy, linka pufilie-asoiience of Isis Imperial lajesty,.ottlielmpreis MotisOr, tool of tier Im pels' '44101e,8s the, Gm's!! DOcheis Allish . Pats losens;'.isysvisiels,. in the name null on the'part of our Soverei l fu, foruigl suit %rut made for the hand of this Princest i for,hie Royal Highness the Prince" Of Orange, - whictfsnit was received in the Most satisfactory Manner. The marriage villich is to take place soon, was communicated to the Court, and their Imperial and Royal Ilightte,ses received the cougratntations 14mnr•sa3jou, expected that this desired union tv;11 be teiehrated in a short time. ER TRACT op A PEI YATE LETTER FROM MUNICH, WUITTZN IN JANUART; • Fora week past, the most alarming reports have been in circulation Itvre, concerniug our re lations with Aust.iia". it is a fart, that up to this_ time, tite negociat irmi for exchanges between O ur Court anti that of ,Vienna, far from having ad vioactl, will Probably fail. It is affirmed.. that our COurt.is resolge4, to maintain the integritrof the kingtiont . of Bavaria. . . The, disrussions in the Committees preparatory to the Iliniget have been chntinued to.day. . In the general Committee the day, before yes- Aertlay, immediately after the reionvt of M,,Chif, flet; which We have air eady - noticed, the Chamber . lictircl the proposition of M. tilrthe Laiyastide, for giving the local authority the free dispoAitiou of the additional "Centimes. lie concluded emotion of considerable length, by moving that the •Chamber should pre7ient air address-Oh this.sub jeQL to the King. BR USSE LS PAPERS,. (ALGB,IvF•I? LAST NIGHT.) T A IX-LA-CHAITLE O L , A. 14. f I Tie negnetations 'for the-determination itf the frontieri of tire I►ros - Provinces aodthe Netherinurts; on the whore line, Recording 19.• the Treaty of 'Peac'e r t o l d to agree upon such nottiticat lona ay inav-he iltonght" rieccSiatry--..the PCesitient Sack is tte Prusrhisti c,p riim i s si oner .t hose Net heriands:sre now here, so tb/it 'it is hoped the ititclettaioty':iit,joi bas existed on souls, points of ale howlers, will ei Several declaritions are in circulation ; -but, as it is Dot known whether they are -official, they are only communicateit secretly fro:4l4am' to hand. Addresifroin the Public Iftinctionaiiet, Land Owners, and qthers Itantliitatat of the Circles of :.:<llzl),ACh and the Inn, to one King, whom they inkA not to cede don' to Ati4tiiti, 4L . e131S to he all. a - Several of our regiments whick have gone into their gar' kons sine c their return from France' are to 0.11 the hip, It is said that they lave received orders to hold themselves in readi „• , i • arm he put an end tó,., If,, i consequence of these .. t!ilrile negociations,.reports ;,re spread of ahem- ° - ~-. . ed et rrontiera ; nevertheless it is to be stippos %ions, important ces,sionS; 1,11(i . exchanges in those., , -. proviw.'es.; we ore - able to declare from: Stw an:. (t - ntee tc) march. Austria has 'collecte d a force on t•• that all th ese movements are mere (lentons.tra thorative• source, • iliiit flic , :: reports'are without' 1 , tions, and that the tranquillity of Germany WIII any foundation. , ~ .7.i - • ~ not he disturbed.” , these -11 et.lSSitii, JAt. 1 - 1.--T,l e Erattish etthli} , which - I •forms.the last column of the contingent continues I COLOGNE, JAN. 14.—T0-day see celebrate the ti) "past; through this City to its • destination ; it X second anniversary of our • deliverance fr6m thi seems that the I)anish oorps will form near Bon- :, tyrannical yoke or the French, by the A troops. ' •chaini where they will. receive orders respecting ~. DittStE thejtowns they are to . garrison. The Rossi:in -; -- 1 , 1, JAN. 7.—We know 1; t ow .or certaln. • • • ; at Nee ' 1 troops have occupied tale fortress of Chaumont. 1 that no. special treaty has been conciuded Tbe PriissiAti corps extentis from Rocioy and Sc..is; Allied t which •.. to war. upon the at nr v pint es, B b • dan . to beyond Sarre ;outs. - . 1 . • •1 .! might also be inferred from the reports.of .St , GENoa, Disc. 30.---.llis Majesty our Sovereign ! - , • -.- has accepted the offer Made to him by the .Chotn- ' .‘, Sidney Smith since p u bli s hed. ' . l, o -b 'h of Commerce of this,city, of a 4 , 1 gun frigate ; n • FRAN ' EPORT, JAN. - 11.—A new pamehlet,-P 1 , completely equipped, like that which his Majesty t B AH : Berlin, , T ' -. ilia at maßes.a great noise. .t Is es has ordered to be built in our' dock-yard: This 1 present is intended to notice our merchanceessels I ." UN ' '-• . ' " The stet} and Black Cloalo of Germany. -,f •• . respe•tted by the Corsairs, ; ascribed to an Officer-of the Staff: ' We learn from Rome, that four vessels have -' I • '•. . HAGUE JAN 14.—A - Russian ()leer arrived do been wrecked on the month of the Tiber, near the ,• ' ' ) ruins of the aneient.'port of Najain. '' dispatches , : , morning . express.' Aftei• delivering his . 1 liaussecs, JAN. 13..--:=Smite Persons pretend to , he proceeded to Helvoetslttys to embark for hug' :' have seen Mtfrshal Soult at the play last night.— : -. l aiv i • .. . . • The Berlin papers say . positiiely, that. the lies- ' • , ..8 . .. t ._ ,# lea, sten army of the south,'uoiler 'the comimind of , 1 IleosseLs, JAN ta —They write from GCL- v s • . General Count Benoigstsii, is broken up. I that the English. families who inhibit that city . Two. comp.oties of 11,1%1;A artillery arrived here bare. transmittedconsiderable assistance to the . : yesterday -front France', and departed this tnorn. ' a log to - Ostend, to embark for Haglantl. - - ' Protestants of the South of France, who hat The Russian troops under tietteral Woronzow , suffered by the late events. - now occupy, in the t)epartuteot of the North, t,tie . FRANI:Ft J Excellency N ll.•°r ' )RT, AN. 10.-His garrisons, 4i1,1 camonments which the Prussians 1 r the Alb' toe, stink in the night ,of the Bth Dube bad before.' 'Tiffs country is so exhausted of pro- 4 visioos, that 'lathing is to be bad tit Mattherg ; it . state of weakness to which he was reduce d by I ll• . • . .•,, ;s ',opossum to'proeore a but ;le ' of W 'we, even toe rnalacly with which he was attacked into; Month an excessive price. Lithe and Arras having'suf- ' fertti the least of the 'evils of war, have been or dered to send .s, , ,h4istetice to the foreign. troops composing the Arsny ot „. Occupstiort. LElrsie, JAN. 3.---Count Billow's, Address to , Prussian thefour corps which made the cattyaign of 1813, under his command I " Comrades!-,4t is in these same fields where we sustained victoriously, tufo - years ago, the gr,,it strugg:c for the iiherty and independence of Germany,„ that our corp.; is going lose parakc, and it is thence that you are goio4 to return by M. , ' &rent raids to the bosom of your families and your country, ivlo) expect you with gratitude. . " Fur myself, who have, bail the advantage of, sharing at your bead the glory which we hue' tolithed in this utomoris hie caMitaign, I make, 'il my duty and pleasure to express to ' you ,it the ,ronneot of our separation, my lively giatlttule ter the.attaclooetil and confidence of which you have given so many stril io4 proofs. , " I pay . first this tribute to the Getnrals and Commanders of litigadoi . whose 'talent's, tesulutinn,: hull activity have so much eoufritmted to theisticeiss of our arms; 1 theft acquit myself of it - to the Chiefs of regiments, and other ()Ulcers of every drove, whose ekitittple awl indecatigAble - :Chet have no le.is contributed io Archie the victory';' lastly, I hddreut al thanks to all th'e *OA : ltems mid initiates, wliuse coaraga atta perseveranUtliare trimhplied over eVery obstacle; "".' • , "-Happy our august Sovereign I .happy the German people, whose Just and holy cause is defended, with to mach Ins - very . the the children, of the rotintry ! 11,,, , ,a,y My becthi en in,ainis, oha return to their gauntry with the pleasing consciousurst• el li,tving,licen of the number of those wholiave for the ire-: viohl time conquered the peace of Europe I . . " - Yon will fiit.l the tvi!inopensie bc y.Jor exploits in the sa tisfaction of our Nlontirch, the gratitude tit the country, the esteem of yOur contemporaries, and of, postern y. Enjoy ,this Watering conviction oil return io the pc,icefol circle' of our brave'rellow-cotiiitrymea. with that olOs.esty which be comes drstingoislied avid . experienciA ' warriors; and if your-- country has agaiu weed of your. succour Qn a future day, lot, this lauded canfidifritein 7ourravesa, laeolla'3;zo you tit pro. o 'anew, that union, courage, and constamy will always lead at to i,jetorv. Vtrewell i prvsevre .m d se in ,Tour, rkintaihraner, and twout upon my esteem oiof iiii,ere tirtairrintent. "(:11101t tit li,(lW DE DENNEWITZ. ss Bead-quarters, I.ripiC, Dec. Y7,-1815." ~~ BaussEts,-Jme, 16.—Thy artillery and th e usi, gazines of warlike stores kinds %%hich t he j Allied troops Mare iinil Ili the fortresses of VA " lenciennes, Condei.-Lto m ttehain, and Charlemont, Are imense ; inventories h a v e b ee n matle of the m by Commissioners Unmed by both parties. At Thinnville, a little befote the entrance of the. Prussian troops, the French eornmenclant hi'd sent s pint of the artiree l ry . to Metz ; bat on the, forma t ! demand-which has beets made , a ll that 0" been rcrmovesl is brought back. . • ,•• litii . t.lN. :TAN. 2 , --:-The Paper publishetl here,'' under the name of the Journal of History- hat ' ' ceased to appear . .. , .Duke Augustus of. Brunswick, brother to the late Duke, has received from his Royal ilighneag ~ .. the Prince - Regent., the Order of thesOnelPhs. ' e '. SWITZERLAND, JAN. B..—Count Talleyrana le f t Zurich The day before yesterday to r eturn te , fleriie. Ills Excellency, on . the Ist of J anua r y , '"acriitainted all the C a ntons, with the desire of - 1118 • Majesty lo ren.e\v the negooiations for•fresh m ill ; - tary capitn h itions ; imsidel the four tegimenti ot ~_1 the line, liis.Majesty 4 the King of France asks the; . fPrjnatient.4..pvii . regimenes elf Guards, in suc h tt manner, howev e r, that all the troops•enlisted nuti.f i-444,. eataeil-4 20130- men, or a littl e a bove th at Inumber': --'. '.- , HANTIRR, J AN. I*4."—COtlllt Nltlnstgiv or ihcal .here yesterday,' atui is going to London. SWEDEN AND NORWAY. .. • Tire Diets of Sweden~ and Norway have inntuaPi ly resolvell upon an Act, declaratory' of the relsa lions of the two kingdoms to each other. declared to be a free, independent an:l inalienable kingdom, united with'. Seiedstr under one King. 2. The inheritance of the Crown is in the wild line; According to the order of descent - before established. Upon the Birth of a Prince, having thes.right.of inheritance, intellie:euce of the time and pla,Ce-sliall be given to the N o rw e gian Diet! 3. Upon failure of the line of inheritance, as which a necessity may arise fur proceeding to s ti election, the legititnate•GpVernment par interior yliuit send noticeOf•the same to both Diets, which t shall have equal rights of election . They 0 011 appoin't a day for the election and a Committee shall be named from eaehDiet, which Comaiitteef in the case of a ditf:renee of - choice, shall be hel d . inthoigiedty - the kingdoins to vote; by pit'". rality of voices and Al 4 fix their choice uPt 1II : one intiiviiinah, emtnittee. shall be c°"": posed of 36 pers f p from each Diet anti of eig ,. " . • Suppleang. Carlstadt shall he the phice,Of fleets ing for the two Commiti cesi - eac h of which sh all have its own - Orator: . • • . , Thus ,it appears, that, i n th e importan t case 0 ` an election to the Thronb, Sweden -ant Nor" , ore cqn.ii;lered to be equai..kingdum.• . • , THE IMPEal.tr. FM AIL . Y OF REISSIA:mr , tPe' r • -• burgh, .Dec. 1 9.)--rTlie Emperor, after reviewinK his thowilS, r!paircfl to-day' on korsehack t, tha Cathedral Church, • Where thanh were returhe' fur his safe retton. Ili* Majesty was accompa • flied by the. Grand Dukes NICKOLAS and Mtc. BB " the Priitee IIovst.ot,NVIRTESSIIVRG, antlahnlier m ditary Duke of A;xr. WEiblitlt. 7 1 d De . ant sting to- the sound of the belt and the firing P catuon. .Tits Ettiptets ELI;ALSETII stud .111A 0 ', pie Grand Duchess, the Grandees of the Etupire°, the Diplomatic . . 1360 y; and the whOle Cotilt, 1111 '; sisted at Abe. vereMony ; at the conclusion 0 ‘ which the Emperor Teturned.to the. ealace, amitis c the acelainatintis of an immense multitude. `rate PRINCE OF NASS.W.WFILIIOORO.-7(!‘ bourg, Jan. 10 . .)--;1 14 the evening of the day betol Ytste-F4Lay, - Lis Serene.' 11i4iness the Prince - NASSAU-WILBOOftO was• attacked, while Fell& up stairs, with a fit o 1 apoplaxy, and fell .1) 11 "' ; As he was-aloue, and:. his fall "° heard, it .was pot.. kn own b ow l ong he tettoiii e ' ,t iu n that.sittttiun. It Was the livreditary who found him' in that st.tte seuseless. wls intrtietii,ately admilii.reredf, bot effect. This Prince, the father-in,law of :it,' Archduke CiletttLKS, only survived hours. flied ea the 9:kat noon, info:erg:4lN reretteti•-- An alicet- has been sent to Vienna with it " telliteore of this - fatal event.- The ileredit",4 Prince of WEILSOURG has, in virile or a ton ° 1 4 .entnpiot, asonned the ,r , -ins of Gor-rione l co;ipututs with the Duke of NAss4u.