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cipies recoguized by the Sovereigns, as the biases of
their system of government."
IMPTEMBER 14.
The Nuremberg Gaseue endeavours to refute
the rumour of en alliance between Sweden and
Turkey. It asserts that such a statement can only
have been invented by persons who wish to degrade
the Cabinet of Stockholm in the eyes of all Eu-
rope ; that the alliance of Sweden with Prussia
and Turkey might well have formed, thirty
years since, a counterpoise to Ramis; but
that such an alliance at the present time, without
being of service to the Porte. would only draw the
greatest misfortunes on Sweden; and that filially
Sweden, no less than Prussia. feels it is its interest
to icrep on good terms with Russia.
trrureLao, isrmassa 10.
It is affirmed the King has received letters from
St. Petersburghs which announce the departure of
the Emperor for the southern provinces of his vast
empire. Two of his Adjutants-General lad pre-
ceded him. It is supposed the Emperor will visit
first the establishments of Cossacks of the Don and
others end will thence proceed directly to the
head.quarters of Count Wittgenstein and General
Yersaaloff. A general review of the RUISiSIi troops
stationed in the frostier provinces will afterwards
take place. Frosts several private letters, it op-
pears we shall not be long its doubt with respect
. to pse.sce or *sr, and that the grand question
will be irrevocably- decided after the arrival of the
Emperor Alexander at his army. All that has
been said of the passage of the Prods, and
the Russian army entering Moldavia. has been
hitherto founded on supposition. If this intelli-
gence were trues we should have known it here al-
ready by express.
'Aaron Strongosioff has orders to await the Em-
peror Alexander's arrival at Odessa ; that Minister
costmes to enjoy hi. Msjesty's favour.
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six years of oppression, and
Ms set& co-operation in the re-establishment
of the Cimatitation of the year 20, was solicits
by the seditious to take a part in their rash enter.
prise. Desirous of knowing all the patients of the
enemies of order, be believed to them with the
greatest familiarity and confidence, so us to mike.
himself suspected by the Political Chief, who id
information of all the plots, but it being impossible
fur hint to acquire legal proof., he could not take
any legal steps against dome who were carrying.
them on. The above patriot was the first
who furnished the Authorities with data, which
enabled them to take legal measures, and he also
communicated all that war going on to a Captain-
General of another province, which was to be the
first to fed the dreadful results of to mad an en.
terprise."

The Political Chief or this province has placed iu

the hands of the Miisister of the Interior the repre•-
•entsiinti of the Municipality to his Majesty, stating
the wi►hes of the citizrns for his Maje,ty's return.
This Minister has sent it to the office to be forward-
ed to night.
BARCELONA, AUGUST 28.
New Cases. Months.
tfith • 19 3 1
20th 21.. 3
27th 16 4 ...0
29th 20 S 0

On she Q6th six patients left the hospital.

THE BRITIS FI PRES S.

lives have been defended, protected. and secured ; opposes the public °Vision of ell the nations of without interfering with the polren vested by the
they have never .experienced any other treatment. Ahristendom, which Ims no trbere declined itself eserstitedeiNt the Executive Goietrecneet.
than favor. send !very sort of kindness, even be- More powerfirtly thee eseaegst the Remises. All We do mit know whys.* ate accounts have at-
yond that which had been promised in the treaties dames of tUes lisee sormaested, with so much en- rived frees garagossu later this these brought bY
with the !layers; nevertheleu, they hurt had the illusion:, the desire of emitting their brethren its the pe...4..yesterday, but we his. mien lettere in
sutliciry to trample ander foot the divine mercies religion, that it would not be reasonable to oppose which the following particulars are stated :—" A
or which they have been the objects, to pursue the their wishes, or adopt measures of un opposite ten- Chief, honoured for his patriotism. by his suffxro.