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forma churches, inct in s srrnd st Cre"lssr, as
representatives of the whole P,i,teitant clergy of
S liptrio, in order to compere the dwt•trnirs of the
two church'', and by their mem' remote the ob•
shinier that cipoota 01.4 miinn.

SWITZERLAND, ecToßPit •1?.

The King of PI us.in erriverl on the 61h at Lint-
swine, bait ohferved the strictest iterngnito. lIP
declined to nc ivr the &potation,' of the Govern-
ment, 24 he had zilsn drrlircrl to vln et Bile end
`olrure; hr admitted only Geneve! Lahorpe. A
deponefints horn B-rite, which had OI•o not hero
received when the lime nesserl throntli pert of that
canton, followed the King to Neofidietel, where
they were admitted to pay their respects. The
Koo,r, emoted the Simplon on the 5,h In yo to
having tint visited smile of the environs of Lau-
sanne.

The report that S•ei.zorldeti would send an em-
bassy to Ihr Can tonem 0,0 uppeor to be co 1)-
6 rmetl.—(Fratokfint Papers, l'aotier IS.)

ANTBILTRGH PAPERS.

FRIINKFORT, OCTOBFR 6.

It is 11141 that s loan for two million, hes been
conitacteti l.r the Ilanovetian Government, mill
that M. Michael Agent of the Court in
li•mover, has undertaken it.

LEIPMC, OCTOBER 4

Many strangers, English and French. eimerially
sellers, have arrived here, hut the buyers from Po-
land and Russia are not very numeronv. A bout
twenty merchants have arrived from Alolilaviv and
Wallachia, but very few are I.\ pected from (tierce
Proper. Some wholesale guerre•• has been trans-
*cirri ; but at present nn judgment ran be formed
of the fair. A great deal lif wool still p.n.s to Eng-
lund, where the price rem lino high ; but the price
in Germany has risru hut little nr not at all. The
price of colonial produce keeps tip. A pretty
large qui ' y of Eider-down (of which article
we used hardly in have any) has been brought
to this fair. slid sold rapidly at high prices. The
bunk trade iv but indifferent ; acientific works
especially are little inlet! fur. The pocket
honks, in which large capitals are invested. do
much injury in solid publication•. 'twain,. soil
Prussian couriers pass through here very frequently.
lire h'nr no more of the treasure said to have been
fuund at Turgau.

CHRINTIANIA. OCTOBER 4.

Oti the Ist a deputation of the S-orthing waited
on his Majesty. lend thrr Presulent, M. Sibbern,
made is speech, in which be rind, " The Siorthing
,s received the proposals which your Majesty has
offered to its consideration. The Stnrthing is fully
sensible of their importance, and feels the more
happy in you► Majesty's presence, es its delibera.
toms on these important onlii,cts 'nay be facilitated
by your paternal counsel, and brought to accom.
Ojai) the desired object, winch is to promote the
happiness and the honour of the country."
His Majesty replied at considerable length, and
among other ohnetvalions said, If your views
should happen to differ from
your constitutional right wish respect, and never
hear with displeasure the frank declaration of your
opinion." Alluding to his- proposal for enabling
the Bank to advance money to the Government far
the payment of the debt to Denmark, his klajrsty
said he had thought it would Ire advantageous to
find resources within itself, and to depend es little
as possible on strangers; but if the merchants
should be alarmed at the banks lending to the
State, nr if the Siorthing should fear th it a further
depreciation of the paper currency might be the
result, his Majesty will by irt nacres persist in
his opinions. Ilia Majesty is averse !o annual loans,
which exhaust the nstioniil wealth, but will readily
assent to a single loan to pay the debt to Denmark.
6. We shall obtain it," said hi. !Majesty, "on
equitable conditions, and I know we have resources
which will enable us to repay it in thirty years.—
I do lint wish to influence your deliberations. I
shall only fulfil my royal duty and follow the
dictates of my bract, by giving you my advice
as a friend and loth( r, fully conviiiced that you will
constantly recognise the purity of my sentiments."
His Majesty stated that his son would return by
the end of the month, and that in a few days he
should make a communication relative to him,
which would he agreeahle to the Storthing.—
(Homburg/. Papers, lletuber 1.5)
Exchange so London, 38 103, 37 13.

sr. PETER•BURGII. OCTOBER 1.
Exchanger —l.on.lun, 10, Atn.iertlano, 10; Hainburgh,
9 5.32, Pas Is, 105.