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London, England, 1826-03-23 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

WARSAW, Masten 4.
The Senate, In an Address to his 31ajesty the Emperor Ind
King, has attireowl] its profound slilictio.i at the death of the la,c
Emperor, and requested to he allowed to @feet a monument to his
memory, and to submit a project of law for that purpose to the
next Diet.

His 31sjesty, by • Cabinet order, dated 14th February, ex.
presses his great satisfaction and entire concurrence with this pro-
posal to erect a national monument to eternise the gratitude of the
Poles to the Immortal restorer of their country. His Majesty adds,
that he has authorised the Viceroy to call upon the Council to ex-
amine the project of law to be submitted to the Diet.
By a resolution of his Majesty, the uniform of a Polish General,
which the late Emperor used to wear when he was in the midst of
the representatives of Poland, shall be preserved as a dear and valu-
able memorial in the archives of the Senate.
BERLIN. MARCH 11.
His Excellency Count Linen has arrived he .e from London, and
immediately proceeded on his way to St. Petersburg!).

Manch 14.
The Britigh Cabinet !Messenger Dykes, and the Rusaian Courier
Wimnitr. have both passed through on their way from London to
St. Petersburgh.

srocnitotx, %awn 7.
The accounts from Gottenburg are very alarming. Seven or
eight houses are said to have stopped payment, and among others
that of Prytz, to have failed for 400,000 rix dollars banen. It is
said that the merchants of that town intend to send a deputation to
his Majesty to soMcit a loan, in order to avert a more fatal crisis.
The Colombian tiovernment hat paid 80.0001. sterling for the
Chapman frigate, which sailed from Sweden last summer.

Matted IP.
The terrible commercial crisis, which is now felt in the chief
mercantile cities in Europe, has extended In consequences to us.
borne tiottenburg houses have stopped payment, but it is hoped that
the most of Them will be able soon to begin again. Our exchange
has not been mreiraffected by these misfOrtunes, and the loss of
those who had the meat connection with Ooldsehmidt is inconsi.
derable. But events in England have had an immediate and very
injurious edict. .

All advances on the timber exported have been refused, and se.
versi considerable orders have been revoked. The owners of the
great saw mills in Wermeland have asked relief of the Govern.
ment, and the Government of Gottetiburg has represented the bad
effects that the failures may have on the iron trade, bet:attar the
funds from which the owners of the iron works at the fair of
Christinehamm receive advances towards the end of the month,
have been necessarily employed in covering the protested bills of
exchange. His Majesty ordered some :Umbers of the Council of
State to examine into the matter. The Deputies of the Iron Office
have expressed their readiness to employ that part of the 600.000
dollars allowed by the Diet for such purpoaea. which is not yet dig.
posed of. His Majesty has also caused MOOD dollars to be paid
to the Deputies of the Iron Office, with which it is hoped the pre.
sent exigency may be met. _

ST. PETERIIIIOIIO. MARCH 8.
The following is the tenor of the letter of his !Majesty to the
Atthiluke Ferdinand el Este, appointing him Commander of a
ragliirnt of Hussars:—

7"The feelir.gsol;espect and sincere friendship with which your
Imperial Highness has inspired me, have excited in me a wish
which I hasten to comomnicate to you. I wish that the Russian
army may have the honour of counting among 1:s members the
august Prince, who. at the very beginning of the ever-memorable
contest. gave an example, the glorious memory of which will be
preserved by history ; and I feel myself personally flattered by
being able to give your Imperial Highness this distinguished mark
of my sentiments. I have accordingly ordered that the hum regi-
ment of Hussars shall henceforth bear the name of the Hussars of
the Archduke Ferdinand of Este. In announcing this resolution
to your Imperial Highness, I take with real pleasure the oppor-
tunity of repeating theassurances of my inviolable attachment.
" NICHOLAS.
" St. Petersburg, 3d (15th) February, 1826."
EtCHANOFII oN Lownote.—flamburgh, 17th March, 36.
two months 36. 6.; Petersburgh, 3d March, 9 7-16 ; Berlin, 14±
3larch, 7. 1. ; Leipsig, Lith March. three months, 6 19k.

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