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London, England, 1825-12-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

tFrom the Mode dated Wednesday.]
VIENNA, Dec. In.
The diplomatic negotiations between our Cabinet and the Arn,
bassadors of the Great Powers continue, anti there is no doubt buttthey relate to the affaire of Greece ; but it is imposible to gay 0h,..
thing positive in this respect. One thing is certain, that die A,„.
basso ors from Foreign Powers. accredited to Vienna anti the in., perk,' Chancery of State, receive frequent couriers, and there pre.
veils at this moment great diplomatic activity between the uth4l
Cabinets.
The Infant Don Miguel of Portugal still resides at Vienna, sed
it is even believed that lie will pass the winter there. There yes
been some talk of his making a journey to St-Pcersburgh, but this
rumour has not as vet been confirmed.
The Queen Dowager of Bavaria and the Princesses hn
daughters are expected here Immediately. Every arrligement to
render their journey, at this season of the year, as sgsenhie
sv
possible has been made, by orders from our Goveninicat, which
orders the supreme authorities are eager to obey.
Sir Hudson Lowe is expected to remain here some time.
MADRID. DEC. 11.
"A Colonel, an Adjatent, and a (' ptain of the French
of St. Sebastian, have just been arrested. The greatest *tufty is
observed as to the cause of this arrest, which has taken place
order. it is said, of the General Commandant of the •üb-ctivi.ion f
Bayonne. Some persons, however, say that there prevails no good
understanding between the Commandant of the fortress eau the
Colonel of the regiment In garrison in this city. Be this as hills,
it is certain that the three officers abovementioned have bees
rested. No Spaniard is implicated in this affair, which leaduo
the inference that it solely arise* out of some breath of nifl , to
itary

'ln *dinner given to the diplomat* body on the 6th instant, 01,
Queen's birth-dat, the Duke del Infantado caused to be placid
on the table a large ',atoms, on which wasthe representa.inn of
to
Mexipain can dressed in the modern costume, illuminated, and pointing
S with lais
It
Spain will he
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in af
thelt:reit of Jnatnunattryy, 1853, to intralute
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guage, whatevet may be the subject of It.

PATHS. Dec. 20.
It was on account of the Christmas feta:Jetties that the Emperor
Alexander was to return to St. Petersburgh from rapt:rag. Th.
Minister for Foreign Atfairs, Count Netrielrocle, had received let.
tent from the Alonarch, several of which related to eo9terenees
which had taken place some time vine° at the house of his Eacith
lency. and at which the Ambassadors of France led Eogland re.
gu fairly assisted.
. . .

At the end of October, and at the beginning or Novemhtr, the
weather was so mild at Taganrog that the therunmete, of Reautrut
was 16 degrees °fittest, or thereabouts.

[From the Corislitutionutt of Tuesday.]
AIMISBUROJI, Dtc. IS.
Accounts from Nanoti di Romania state, that the Creek Senate
having convoked all the Polemarelis and Captains, to COI/11111i dim
on the present state of &Fairs, one of the French officers who serve
under the banners of the Greekv, made the following speech to the
Assembly:—

" Genilemen !—You have but two ways to take—ether ysa
must call all the nation to arms, the Senate must put itself at the
need, and light to the last gasp for liberty. or you must throw your.
selves at the feet of your tyrants, and resume your old chains. h
the fleet case, all the Philttellenes will join you, to conquer or die
under the standards of the Cross ; in the second, permit us to return
to our own country to bewail the misfortunes of liteece."
This discourse had such an effect on the minds of all the audi.
tors, that it was resolved upon the spot to take arms and mono
against the enemy.
The Turks of Bulgaria, Macedonia. and Bowfin obey the
orders of the Sultan, which enjoins them to remain emludied
during the winter; but the Albanians, who are the Seraskier's best
troops, return in detachments to their own homes.