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London, England, 1824-04-08 00:00:00

burgh to the 17th, and from Berlin to the 30th. They
contain nothing of any public interest ; not a word is said
of the still existing differences between Russia and the
Porte. Extracts of any thing of the slightest interest from
these Papers will be found to follow.
STOCKIMI,M, 31,i,11C11

The State Gazette of tmday contains an Address of Condolence
to his Majesty on the death of the Duke of Leuchtenburg, front
the Norwegian Government and the Storthing.
We hear that the Committee of the Storthing for changes in the
Constitution has advised the adoption of the Royal proposals in ,
this respect, and that the introduction of the absolute Veto be given
to the King, but nothing authentic is yet known on the subject.—,
Argus.
In ctm‘equence of the Address of the Diet relative to the late
I Royal Ordinance on smuggling and frauds upon the customs, the
Committee of Legislation lias received directions from the Govern-
ment to draw it up anew.
In the course of the year Ifll3, 21112 ships from foreign countries
arrived in Swedish ports; sailed 2706.
COPENHAGEN, MARCH 27.
M. Clausenits, l'rivy Councillor of Legation, is said to have act
out for Constantinople, in order to sign a treaty concluded there
between the Porte and Denmark, by which our ships art allowtil
the free navigation of the Black Sea.
The departure of the King ft.r Jutland is said to be fixed for the
20th of May. His Majesty will go in a new steam-boat, which is
now building for hint is England, and will be brought hither by
Lieutenant Itodenhof, of the royal navy.
The Directors of the Asiatic Company have applied for the royal
approbation of the resolution of the general meeting, to allow the
proprietors for eight years a dividend of four nix dollars per share,
and have received for answer that no approbation was rocessary.
Letters from Christiania of the hith say, N. Karetin Anker,
Councillor of State. and Commandar of the Order of the Polar
Star, died on the 13th at Lidos old.
BERLIN. MARCH 30.
, Orders have been given for the election of Deputies foe the'
Assembly of the States of the kingdom of Prussia.
Accounts from Batavia mention the arrest at that place of M.
Val Doriv (properly Ferdinand Wilt, nephew of M. V. Eckstein,
in Path), who passed last year in Switzerland under diffaent
, names, and is mentioned as the author of a notorious pamphlet.
Os Ike Reralatiosary Istrigsa is Syritzerlswil. Ile travelled
under the name of M. V. I korgil, intending, if he found an oppor-
tunity to go to America. and was Informed against by a nobleman,
who had succeeded in lemming his secret.
HANOVER, MARCH 31.
The reigning Duke of Brunswick, and Prince William, his bro-
ther, have arrived here, on a visit to the Duk. and Duchess of
Cambridge.

ST. PETFISDUROII, MANCH 17.

News has been received front Capt. Kotzebue, who arrived at
Rio de Janeiro, on the 10th of November lost, and remained there
three weeks, waiting for the favourable season to double Cape
Horn. We have also news from Capt. Losarews (who sailed a
year earlier), dated from Van Hieman s Land. Another vessel,
commanded by Capt. Dostorow, will sail in the summer for the
same destination. Capt. Litho, who during the last three sum-
mers has surveyed parts of the Coast of Nova Zerubla, will sail
again front Archangti in the summer, for the same purpose. On
account of the ice, it is only for a kw weeks that astronomical and
gaophical observations can be made in those high Northern la-