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FollthiN INTrIAIGANCE:

FROM THE HAMBURG!' AND ALTONA PAPERS.

KILL. MT. 23.
The c^ntents of the capitulation cf Copenbagei,
but t^" well rzplain the necessity of that event.—

,he world heirs what that city has suffered,
wins. •''. s..ave garrison have performed and en-
dured, an.; the ext.nt of the privations they la-
boured under, it can no longer be surprised at the
sore nder of a city almost in ruins. dot we well
kr, ...here. the wish of our Government WAS, that
diet- • should rather be destroyed than given up to
the En&lish. We know also that the instruaions
sat hi our Government for that purpose, fell into
the hands o' the English. But it is not less re.
resathelele an wee, that the capitulation embraces
ohjetts of apolitical nature. manifestly inconsistent
with the present situation of our .airs, with the
system of our C..urt, and the limited powers of a
Military Commander.

BASICS Of Tlle SHINE, AVG. 30.
The meditated changes in the French COO'
stitanon. will be m're ceasidnable this: rumour
first represented them, and give the follow.
ing• particulars, as dose in general cereals-
lion. The Senate and Legislative Body will be
preserved ; but the Tribunate will be definitively
suppressed. The nut Legislative Nody will be com-
posed of two Chambers, viz. an Upper Cbansber,
iv which will sit and vete at the Mimes, Dukes,
Counts, Mari/Own, and Baia's, lately created ; and
a Lower Chatribcr, composed of Deputies from all
the Departments. Every preposition far a law must
be accepted by the twn Chambers, and sanctioned by
thr Emperor. lie Empire will be divided into 2.5
t;overilincott, each of rt hich will ban an Intendant
fcr the administrative pan, and a Parliament for the
aliCiari pens. The Intendants will sonearand di.

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Teel? with the Ministers; the Presets of the de-
partments will be preserved, hut will not eanespond
witlithe Ministers. and wJl* under** authority
of the Intendent. There .eiN be besides in each
department a secondary tribenal a Grand Provost,
and a Grand Bailiff; Commercial Preening (Priests
d., Aferteods), who will take the place el' the
Mayors, will be established in ell the great com-
munes. the Under Pined, will be suppressed...-.
An attempt to assimilate the Preach Legislature
to the Lords and Commons of Great Britain, is the
principal feature in the above plan. It was
stated, in the last days of August, as certain. that
Bonaparte will visit Italy this Autumn. and
return to Paris about the beginning of Winter
His visit, however, will not be limited to Turin,
Milan. Genoa, and Venice, as rumour list stated.
He will also go to Rome and Naples. Talky-
read still continues his Mentor. He is frequently
present in Council.
111•1111110, CWT. Is.
The Gesette of this place contains the following
Letter from the King of Prussia to the Magistracy
and present sathorities of Berlin, dated Memel,
August 8, 1847 I
" Huneemith sad wise, dear and faithful, &e. We have
read, with easenee, the letter yon ban transmitted to ea, as
the umpteenth ef the enettmeate yoenelms, sad Odle is.
habitant of Ballo he general, an the enthien of ear birth-day,
;trod the COISCI6IIIIII2 of the Foam. ?ear faithful ettentkos.
we have not failed to notice, seen ender the nett unfavour-
able citeuntstaaces ; your *emir fidelity, and oar coeviction of
it, es also the seorounts we have received of the integrity and
petesembia with which yeah's,' laboured to preserve tranqudity
and order,bashosn &condo/Ito as ain Via all our too well-founded
grief We retera'ssur dualists) you and all the phapie of Berlin,
who have remained faithful to es, for the proof, you hare
already even, u well u for the present testimony of your
sou rely with certainty on the arse for the future. Be
assured ea your pal is, of 6Yr paternal f1eU61661611 towards you.
We and our House expect with eanisity the moment when we
awe Worn to you, and give eereelms eaurely up to the are
of hea..ng, by heeemes ammanee, end as far as our exhausted
strength will permit, the obioe wounds which the State has re-
ceived To reward lbs sentiments of our good subjects by those
endeavowes eat po* of our affeetun will over be our joy suit
WO greaten consolation of our heart.
"FREDERICK WILLIAM."
TO TNT GITzTAL sear, or ens aaaeln MINIM t
0 Hi. Majesty acknowledges the patriotism, fidelity, and
attachment el the Guards, towards the State and the Sovereign,
and waits and expects that the numbers of that bedy will
still contuses their services for the good of the city sod their
ithetemillenth god thereby obtain new claims to His Majesty%
appealable end gratitude.
" FREDERICK WIZLIAH.*

" Memel, August. 1107."
ruiner, •UG. 25.
The 10,000 Frrach troops destined for the occu-
pation of the Republic of the Seven Islands, were
emUarked at Otranto and Bari. The passage to
Corfu was short and prosperous, and performed
under cover of the Russian ships of war.

T•IESTE, AUG. 29.
The following accounts have been received from
Zara, in Dalmatia. Before the French took pos-
session of Cattails, the Russians had already left the
islands of Currie, Granza, Sotta, and Lissa (oa
the coast of Dalmatia), and all embarked for Crriu.
The 6000 French troops destined for the garrison
of Cattaro, were embarked on board Russian ships
of MAT at Sebenigo and Spalatro. that they might
not be attacked by the English on their passage.—
On the 9th August, General Marmont went by land
to Cattaro, by the way of Ragusa, in order to make
there the 'accessary regulations.

auosstate, S!PT. 7.

Within these five days three French Officers of
the suite of General Sebastiani seat, as Couriers.
from Constantinopk. have passed through this city
on their way with all speed for Paris. A Turkish
Courier from Paris likewise passed through yester-
day, on his return to Constantinople.
The execution of the plan for dividing the King-
dom of Bavaria into prefedures, is no longer spoken
of, but it appears certain that the introduition of the
Napoleon code into this kingdom will meet with no
..
It is certain that the WOW of Braunau has been
again protrisiosed fee smut time by the French.

•ILMIIA, SIFT. 5.
The Court Casette of this day contains the follow-
ing istethgence from Turkey :

" Tito Kaimakan Musa Pacha, who was dis-
missed from his offices is the beginning of last
July, together with the Mufti, and who, like him,
is a favourite with the Janissaries, his been re-
stored to favour, and re-established in his func-
tions. On the tith of August he niade his entrance
isao the seraglio. Priocs Callimaelsi was appointed
Prince of Moldavia, os the 50 et August, in the
room of Prince Uangierli, who has knelt into dis-
grace ; he will set out for the Gra Id Atmy on the
Danube, in order to eater on his funetions, as soon
as the Russians shall have evacuated hloldavia and
Wallachia.
" During the new troubles which have broken
out in the camp of the Grand Viz:cr, the Janissaries
killed Pelivea Aga. for whom they bad so much
friendaldp, because he endeavoured to prevent their