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• .i• 4 j, HANOI/RR. MANCH 16.
The day before yesterday the sittings of the
Asserts*.ly of the States closed for the present, the
Ministry having prorogued them till the liith May.
There are pretty'conlident reports tsf new tee-
'Hanel acgoisitions, which the kingdom of Ha-
nover is likely to make the Hessian country of
Schaumburg. its consequence of the change of
Government it Camel.
ICOFERNAGRII. MACH 17.
The ptiblie journals contain the following state.
meat respecting the issue of the affair of Dr.
I)anape:—" During process against Dr. Pb. J.
I'. Dampe and the master smith, H. C. Jor-
genson. it has bean found by their own confession
and other circumstances of the case, that et the close
of the last year he was guilty of uttering seditiomi
notices ; and that he had with this view drawn up
some writiegs (not printed) tending to a change iu
the form of government, which he did not attempt
to keep secret, but wished to extend them by form-
log a society, for which lie had birrd rooms, and to
which he had invited many persons to joists It is
also proved that Jorgenson was very active in
his endeavours t,o promote the ideas of Dampe.
At the lint meeting of the assembly. winch was
to be no the 15th November it was contrived
Isk the Police. who had received informatiuu, that
Darope and several other persons were stopped
Ms they were going into the room sppointed for
the meeting. on which occasion the papers that
Damp had about him were seized and sealed up,
utirt himself ted on the spot, as Jorgenson was,
during the course of the proceedings. The ex.
inninations having been ended, the affair was re-
ferred to a commis*. appointed by the King,
which iii the 14th of February senteoced both to
.leath. The criminals did not wish to appeal from
the sentence to the Supreme Tribunal, but threw
themselves on his Majesty's mercy, who by a re-
solution of the 7th of this month has been graciously
pleased totni igste I lieseutence,Nud toorder that both
Dampe and Jorgenson, instead of death, shall suffer
imprisonment for life, under a strict surveillance, in
die fortress of Christanoe. It appears from the
proceedings that nobody took any pert in their
criminal projects.—(Howbergh Papers, Mora Stu )
Exchartge on Loudon ; 4-37. 74.
PARIS PAPERS.
PARIS, MARCH 251.
• CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES:.
•
SIFTING OF VIZ 22D MARCH.

• The Aortas innofthe Budget was resumed.
Woe the clause re•Fecting a credit fur the Mi-
Ow of Foreign Affrirs being brought forward,
M. SRN ASTI AN I took nn opportunity of advert-
ing to the afFrorto of Naples, which had been no-
ticed on Wedne.clay. He did not consider the
. part which France was acting could be called •
sp.ent of neutrality. The Congress of Laybech
we. a new bed of Procrustes, upon which the na-
tious of the north, which are in the infancy of
civilisation or in barbarism, presume to mutilree
the moral &culling of the nations of the south.
See the consequense of this system. Austria,
which with Pinola was intended to establish an
irspiroing barrier against the itiva.ions of the north,
thrownFias herself into Italy. lot the north, Rus-
Si., with her 900,000 soldiers, after having aban-
doned or suspended her projects on the 55.1,
nn longer finds any obstacle in that quarter, and be
lii•oreil is about to loodoolge the spirit of conquest
with which she is animated. The speaker was here
desired to confine himself to the que.ttoso, and
utter several attempts to persevere in the same line,

at length sat down.
After some time M. Manuel rose, with the
Monuear in his hand. He said, according to the
Minister of Finesses and his bulletiu, the Nespo.
I ails had been repulsed with considerable loss ;
I,ot, according to another account inserted in the
Alowiteeer, this great loss was reduced to one piece
of ciiiiion, two chests, and a Captain of the Staff.
here the confusion was revived. It was objected,
that the observations were only fit for the Stock
Exchange ; and M. Manuel finding the oppo-
s;ion increase, abandoned the subject.
PARIS, MARCH H 3.
013 the 20th inst. a much more serious effort lo
excite disorders than that at Lyons, was made at
Grenoble. The most false and alarming reports
..ere circulated respecting the state of the capital.
The agitators spread a report that a courier had ar-
r•ved with the news of the King's abdication; that
iri-coloured cockade bail been hoisted, and
in, constitution of 1791 proclaimed. The inhabi-
rants quickly assembled in different parts of the city
to cooler together. The guilty authors of the reports
and their accomplices thought the moment favour-
able to their designs, and that a partial rebellion
'night be excited. A tri-coloured standard was
I.ol.ted ; some young people, slid the most daring
'4,l* the mouton,. had the audacity to utter cries of
.revolt. General l'stnphile I.a. roix pat the garrison
under arm.. On the approach of the t.oops the
seditious dispersed. Several were arrested. One
at the most refractory, and who wore a tri-coloured
cockade in his has, was wounded by a sabre. On
the evening of the 20th tranquillity was entirely
restored.
The Duke De Cszes visited his Majesty last
bight.
PARIS, MARCH 24.
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN ITALY.

Cotters from Florence, dated the 13oh of March,
contain the following particulars :
'• Yesterday we I►sd news from the Austrian army. Alter
'the affair of the 7th, Getalral Stutierkeios mode a anneaseut.
Alter hiving passed through the defiles of Camisole, without
having mot ► single Neapolitast, be mitt red JagbarAitzo. He
j. marehiug by Albs, (7,141141. Peseta*, oa &domes. If he
do nut And General Pepe in the last lowa. he will premed
northward as far as Poirot'. During this march, Count
*Valineden ought au* lu bare readied Aquila. Hume, which
is oneoreied bry this march of Gem. hiatterbeisa, bag not bees
•Illsgeneted fur a single moment. The Neapulitas Graeral
• Ambrosio remains at Its i as.d Fundi. Carsarosa, it is said,
•la at-San Germano. The Neapolitan Princes have out yet
vet out for the Mod yua Every /hull that is reported
respecting the interior of Naples is full of cowirodielimes
mid incoherence., amidst which it is impossible to form a
sigh ratio/sal aunjectere as to tin situation of that city.
A buhetin, dated h• ad loam,. Autrodoco, mentions