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London, England, 1819-08-02 00:00:00

O)REIGN INTELLIGENCE.

famNiso with eight (*Urea : the tAOB Swiss gain
No the Wasik are egrets *.
faM/81101rj. JVLV It.
The German Cootutereial Utises ts also wog.
Wald by the Courts of Badto. Darmstadt. and
ln% and every *her, received with the greatest
rd. The Director of the Union is now at
Frankfort. in order to get it recognised by the Se.
sate. He wilt then go with the suns view to Camel
and the Soma Cam.. A great statestemo is raid
to have immured his, that if general meseures to
the advantage of the commerce of Germany were
adopted. Austria and Prussia would not be die-
incliaed to secede to them.

Hie Majesty the King of Wirtemberg gave the
Dlsotier of the Mien an ',diem, in the begin•
mug of Jelly. and expressed himself in the most
favourable manner on the 'abject, and his readiness
to join in such measures as the other members of
the Confederation might jadge necessary to relieve
the distress prevalent in Germany. At Munich
the Depeties have also obtained their object. The
Commercial Union already consists of 10,000
members, and polishes a Journal of its emu—
( Ifesniargit Papers, Al", W.)
Eachange on London, 35. 1.; 35. 4.
JOLT 24.

Their Royal Highness.. Prince William of Prissr.
sis, brother to the King, and the Princess, his con-
sort, .rnved yesterday at Homburg. In the alarm-
ing circumstances in which Germany now is, the at.

sentries of the public is fixed upon the conferences
which will take place during the next month, at
Carlsbad. It is supposed that they will be very im-
portant, and that combined measures will be there
discussed, to be taken in several countries, relative
to many objects highly interesting to society.—
Prince Metternich, Minister for Foreign Affairs,
/cc. and Prince Kanaits, who arrived on the 19th at
Ratishon, set out on the 20th for Carlsbad, where
the Prussian Minister, M. Von Krusemarck, was
already arrived. Prince Herdenberg is also ex.
pected, to confer with Prince Metternich; Count
Monster, the Chief Minister of the Kingdom of
Niemeyer, who enjoys the particular confidence of
the Prince Regent ; M. De Berstell, Minister for
Foreign -Affeirs to the Grand Duke of Baden;
Count ?diondelshohe, lately appointed Minister
PlenipotmOsei from the King of Wirtemherg to
the Courts( e.Vientia ; M. De Eiosiedel, Minister
of State to. the King of Saxony ; Count Berns-
Danish Anibassador at Vienna, are also
expected aitarlsbad, sod it is supposed that the
Hessian Courts will not fail to send Ministers hither.
There is nut, however, to be a formal Congress, but
confidential interviews upon the moral situation of
Germany. It is probable that the various disco-
veries nsede of projects tending to destroy publie
order and traoquillity, will be discussed there. The
Cabinet of Berlin has applied to several Govern-
ments in Germany, in order to discover all the plots
which may hare been formed. We lesru that the
students lately arrested at Friburg have been set at
liberty.

The King of IVirtemberg returned to Statgard
on the 41st. from his visit to Schwalbsch.

Some Journals have asserted that there was a plan
to marry the heirs apparent to the thrones of
Austria and Prussia to two Princesses of Bavaria,
iii order to guile the three great Powers of Germany
by the bonds of relationship. It is now said, how•
ever, that this is unfounded, as far as regards the
Grown Prince of Austria, and that it would not be
proper fur the father and son to become brothers.in.
law, by marrying two sisters. it is supposed that
the Austrian Prince will marry a Princess of
Sartliais.—(Brrusek Papers, July 30.)

PARIS PAPERS. PAPERS.

PA 1119, JOLT 28.

The King was as well yesterday as the day be.
fort. The gout has quitted his left hand, and pass-
ed to his knee. This change does not prevent his
Majesty front walking; he went to breakfast as
usual, but be heard mass in his apartment.
The day before yesterday there was a great mi.
nisteriel meeting at Montl►ucE. near Longjumeaux,
at the Marquis Dessolles' twine, the Ministers dined
and passed the night there.. and returned to Paris
yeiderilay morning.
Marshal Gunvion de St. Cyr has let the waters
of Neris. He proceeded to the department of Puy-
de-Dome, and spent two slays with Gen. Becker.
From thence he visited the waters of Mont-d'Or.

Some time since M. N--, a young officer, was
wounded iu the arm in a singular manner. A new
rencouire took place yesterday between his Weer-
eery and him; they fought with pistols. The offi-
cer received a ball in his left arms and wounded his
antagonist in the upper jaw.
A brigadier of the gendarmerie shot himself with
a pistol, on the !loth, in one of the stables of his
barrack..

Two worsen put an eud to their existence at
Perpignan within these few days—one by hanging
herikil, the other by throwing herself oat of •
window.

Au old cook at Versailles was fouud banging iu
' the Little Park on the Nth.

The befogs yesterday • ma threw himself issto
the Seine, but was taken out ou the instant, ~d
conveyed ►o the hospital.
!ABU, JULY 49.
The King begins to enjoy better Weep. The
lying p•ius of the put which he hes felt hive flied

is hie I& hesi..4lie nigh... the Duke et Ora
less. arrived yesterday at St. Cloud. and spent
au hour with his Majesty in his clime.
A French vessel. conetwended by Captain Four-
nier, arrived at Marseilles (row the Havadwalt. was
boarded end plundered on her passage by two loser-
gent privateers. These pirates every day push their
brigsodags to a g►eater extent. and insult every
flag.