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poet him, and the affairs which were to be the solo
Jett of deluherstinn at the t7ongress at Verene. will
be arranged, it is said, at Vienna, by the Ministers
who are at present assmalthal in Italy ; the reams
of this swititat efiseuge is weirtown.
alintAcr or A. titres Mu tiOtooh, err. 21;
re M I. anti.aliamed thee merry thiwg is regalateil
retailer to Piedstiont. and that the Amities tromps
will eery Mostly evacuate that country and retire
into the Milanese. Ms Majesty the King of Sir.
(lonia is stated to have conferred great hooours on
Field-Marshal Count Bubo', Cornioseder-ire-Chief

Mi the Austrian Corps of Oat ligation. With fe-
ting, se Napters, it is said thot nothing it thistly set.
tled, and it seems more doubtful than ever that that
kingdom will be soon evacuated. We have.
,it is
true, nothing but reports on this subject, but they
have acquired • certain degree of credit.
el Various proposals are said to have been made
for the purpose of relieving Naples from the beetles'
of the foreign troops, and that we were to lessee in
that kingdom for a• certain limited time only 20,000
Aostnasi voiles, who would have been distributed
in the fortresses of Gaeta, &terms Pescara, and
Gallipoli. it is added, that some statesmen hove
thought this measure not sufficient to insintain
tranquillity in the kingdom' of Naples, the teat of
the Cerbornin not being, in their opinion, yet entlici.
potty km down.
"The police continues to exercise the strictest
gilance with respect to all strangers who arrive.
those who cannot prove that they belong to one of
the foreign Mitilater., ere sent sway immediately.
Indeed, the Magistrates in the whole kingdom are
enjoined to be extremely careful with respect to
snivellers, and several lasers are named which they
are not permitted to reside in, or even to pas
through."

1141,11411.1. 4011411111411. 4.
We have the satisfaction to state. that Professor
Roinewand safely arrived last Thursday in the Nieuwe
Diep: the Elisabeth, on board which vessel be pe►-
formed the voyage from Batavia, railed from that
port on the 20th of lone. We lease that be has
brought with him a rice collection of Indian plugs,
and a great number of articles for the Mumma of
Natural History.
The First Chamber of the States General het sp.
proved of the Addrewi in answer to his Majesty's
Speech, and the Committee, consisting of Members
of both Chamber*, has pretested it to hie Majesty.
It is not certain whew there will be a public sit-
ting of the Second Chamber; but the budget and
the code of commerce art in the prem. A grist
Dumber of Deputies its 'Meg to speed a shoo
tine with their families.

nettle*, oVfonit 20.
Yeverday evening we had the satisfection to me,
for the first time, the lamps lighted in the new
lighthouse* which has bests erected in the steed of
that hitherto lighted with goals on the fort of the
Offprint (Hereditary Ptinee). The light it in •
atone 16,er heat on the fort, and is on the plsg of
that which was placed some years ago by the
English Engineer, Mr. Robinson, in the church
steeple of Wettest.'lle, in the island of Welchem.
M. Writs, of the Hague. who made the lamps* Ate.
sod M. Heusi, of Amsterdam, who. made the con.
care mirrors, have done their utmost $ sped those
at Weacepelle, made in England, sad woespetent
judges are of *platen they have seeispeed.
viegNA, odeitt 95.
lfelalliquae, 214—.111aek Awes, lit.
&mosso 96.
Mass rasa, 114-11arik Stases etefo.fiemerien 04-
aseetr.)

The Austrian Observer of the ISth, 26th. and
f7th, contaihe uto aceettosts from GUM 11101:1 'turkey.