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who tea ihs minion is call their Ministers
together,• and they are nose assembled. We have
nut been able so ascertain the chief come of the
ammintication ; but it is 1'44)~(1 that the riegoci.
ation with Rome has experienced some obstacle.
his probable we shall sooskolstain more certain in-
formation respecting an affair which is considered as
of the highest importance.
A very. detailed report is. said to have been mode
by the Military Committee respecting the various
plena that have been proposed for the erection of
new fortresses on the Upper Rhine. Some are of
opinion that the 'fortifying pf Ulm should be the
chief object, and that thipplace 'moil be considered
as the bnlwark of the South of Germany ; others
consider the fortif)ing of Ulm as a secondary con-
sideration,' and propose, in order to cover Upper
Germany, to erect two fortresbei, and that they
miY better answer the purpose; to let them be on
the Rhine itself, one at Rastadt. and the other at
the isfoie of the defiles of the Black Forest, and
probably at Dimanschingen. It seems unquestion-
able that the fortifying of Ulm would terve chiefly
to cover Austria and Bavaria, whereas Raetadt
would protect Baden and other German States of
the Rhine.
mistsottrai, •UfIUST9..

Accounts from Stockholm of the 30th „fitly,
mention, that the king arrived there in good health,
on the 27th. The Commission appointed by his
Majesty to superintend the current affairs of Go-
vernment during his absence, was dissolved. On
the Slat; the tower of theldittres4 of Warburg, in
Sweden, was struck' h lightning, it was olniost
WhollY.dvatroyed by' this atiolte;,with it part orthe
church wall. Happily the powder magazine, which
is only three fathoms from the chinch, abd con-
tained 2,000 cwt. of powder, did iibt citch fire:
SCRUM; • MICA= 3.
His Majesty, who returned yesterday in good
health from Torplits, was today present in person
at the celebration of hie birth-die-.
The statue of Marshal Bluelivr; which •iti' to he
erected at Rostock, his native town, !Ni' been ex-7
hihitedl here for some days in the atelier of the ter
tilt, M. Schadow, Director of the Academy of
Arts; Blucher is represented as walking, and point=
log forwards With the Prutd.i.its Nlatslial'a, Staff:
The dedication to Blocher, and a verse by Giwthe,
see inscribed on the pedestal in German characters.
The statue is ten feet and a half high.

Fle.esKrotur, Atrctvsy,3.
The Countess of Giithland (Queen or Sweden)
his been for some dove in this cityin the:strictest
incognito- shr is almost always with het sitast,. the
Ex-Queen of Spsin. .
The sfLir of Colonel Midstiihsch
interest in Germany. Our 'readers knuir.tlotthis
affair originsted in the Secret Memoirs of thiColourl.
tlie.publicut ion of which was. frired by. the.Pressisii
Ctivertiment. The severitx skitich it Inti',OrtWit
Inwards that officer proves !het , the Mellaoira.'".kl4•4r
the highest imteortince.
.Sev.end liensoostasseit.ttist
there are copies of M. MessenbsclisirMetistlizavaltd"
that there it reason to believe that they vial some
day hr published. notwithstanding the sirtlior'slina'
prisuinuent.—(Durch Papers, uistsi