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London, England, 1821-01-20 00:00:00

FOREIGN IN 71 LUGENCE.
•
FRANKFORT PAPERS.
Vass*, JANUARY 5.
The military armaments are still continuing with
the greatest activity. The corps called Stadia d►a-
goua, for the internal service of the head gimlets,
hes just been formed. This is also considered
as the loot of the measures necessary to the or-
ganization of ■n army in the war establishment,
mud on the point of advancing.
General Baron Von Koller is appointed Com-
missary General of our army in Italy, with very
considerable emoluments. Great influence is at-
niched to this office, and from its authority ema-
nate all measures of administration relative to the
supply of the army, especially with proviNiniss.
His Excellency the Count De Bombelles, late
Minister from his Imperial Majesty to the Court
of the King of Saxony, ■nd to the Ducsl Solon
Courts, and who is appointed to fill the same post
at Naples, is arrived from Dresden, ■nd will set
ont from Vienna to-morrow morning to proceed to
Naples.—( Frankfurt Paper, January li.)
sturQARD, JANUARY 10.
The Slurried Gazette contains the following

"Some public papers have lately again noticed
the jour►ey of the Marquis de Rips to Germany,
in November 1820, ■nd have, nn the occasion,
spoken of his conduct at Stutgard in a manner
which is very far from the truth. For if his rela-
tion gave reason to infer the with of his Govern-
ment to renew ancient diplomatic connexions in
Germany, and to form new ones, and if the pre.
rent tnoment could not be favourable to the attain-
►sent of such an object, yet there was nothing in
the attitude of the Neapolitan Government, or in
the dignified conduct of the Marquis of Rips,
which. inspired general esteem, that could have
Justified a refusal in such a form as has been stated
by those papers, and even by the Momitesor of
December 30."

MUNICH, JANUARY 8.
A new family statute of the Royal (louse of
Ba►aria has just been published, the constitution
having rendered the statute published 18th January
1816, inapplicable in several points.
DUSSELDORF', JANUARY 3.
• The Rhine, near this city, is now frozen harder
than it has been for tummy years.

COLOGNE, JANUARY 9.

Yesterday, at one o'clock, the water in the
river began to fall, and we could infer that the ice
between this and Dusseldurff was broken through,
which we find happened below Zoos. From Zoos to
Dusseldorff the ice must have given way this day.
DARMSTADT, JANUARY 2.
Immediately after the important sitting of the
21st of Deminher, in which the Constitution was
communicated to the Chambers, the Assembly of
the States was adjourned till the Bth January.
Both the Chambers contain more of acknowledged
abilities unit patriotism, and the whole country feels
grateful to its R.epresentaiises for the happy effects
of their exertions; and the more so, because in the
beginning some dark clouds threatened to destroy
the hopes of the vossutry. Some Oki. in the
*public have, haiseier, blamed one point in the oe-
ganixation of the First Chamber, where the Repre-
sentative of the Catholic Bishops ranks shove the
Protestant Prelates. They think that Darmstadt
must surely be classed among Protestant countries,
sauce its Catholic inhabitants scarcely form a sixth
part of the ripsilation, as the country has enjoyed"
for three centuries the advantages of the Reforma-
tion, and from the beginning of it has been
go-
verned by Protestant Princes ; they fear, perhaps
pot without reason, that this assignment of rank,
which shows the great tolerance oldie Government,
may lead in future to more serious mid important
conaequences.—(AffgenteineZeitsing.J‘muary 7.)

c AI ftRICA.
[From Ilse" National Infelligencer," of December HI

BANK OF TIIE UNITED ATATF.9,
A document was on Saturday tra►smitted to the
Muse of Representatives, in obedience to a Reim-
lutiou of that House, which will be of particular
interest to usauy of our readers, and is so far of
general inteitst, as the country is interested in the
stability of the Book of the Uoited States, and mit
has been and will but a source of review to the Unit-
ed States, though- a very unprofitable concern, so
far, fur those who thought themselves fortunate in
subscribing for the stock at its par value. It is the
return made to the Treasury Department of the
general statement of the 13aok of the United States
and ►ts branches, for November last; being the
latest received. Intending to publish the whole
statement as soon as we can obtain a copy of it, its
leading features only wilt be the subject of the
prevent notice.
The total amount of hills a►nd notes discounted,
at the Binh and its offices, is 26,941,539 dollars.
The bills of ezchange, fore►gn and domestic, are
sated at 1,135,157 dollars.
The amount of ranch(' debt of the United States
(various) belonging to the Blink is 9,137,604 dolls.,
besides 1/70,000 dolls, of Louittsoo 54 per cent.
There is due from the Slate Banks. g.6i5.996
and there is due to them 1,175.905 dollars.

The deposits of the Treasurer of the United
Shaer are 847.706 ; those ou account of public
officers, 1,507,813 ; on account of individuals,
.3,794.267—making a total of 6.149,786 dollars.
The item of " discount. exchange. and interest"
is stated at 645,723 dollen. and that of " profit
and loss, and coS gent 'invest." is stated as
2,668.244 dollars. U.s the opposite side. we find
the debt from certain individuals us Baltimore
stated at 1,540,000 dollars: the " real estate, IWF.
manent expense, atnl bonus." at 1,393,247 dollars;
" delicieumes," at 310,445 dollars, sod some smaller
items.
The amount of sjeeie on hand is very large,
being 6,051,499. dollars, besides 671,000 dollars in
a civilise of remittance or transmission.
The amount of With and branch notes is stated
at 11,661.380 dollars; the amount thereof on hand
at 6,295,992 dollars—having for the amount of
uotes in circulation the difference between these
two sums.

The above, it will be observed, are particulars
gathered from the statements, a general view of the
whole of which only can afford an accurate idea of
the business and sate of the Bank,