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London, England, 1820-05-02 00:00:00

REVENUE.

Mr. LusutuaTonhiougl;tis. p Accounts of the
Ordinary Revenue and Extraordinary Resources of
the Country for the last quarter.—Laid on the
table, sod ordered to be printed.
The Rouse then adjourned, ou the motion of the
Chancellor of the Exchequer.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

HAMBURGH AND FLANDERS MAILS.

FROM THZ TAU, APRIL 15.
It is said that the Assembly of the States of East
Friesland will meet again on the 10th May.
The report that has been circulated that the
roads of Embden sad the harbour in the town are
undergoing an examination, in order to form there
a maritime port capable of receiving • part of the
British naval force, seems to be unfounded. The
survey of the roads and port now making, and liar.
ticularly of the canal which leads from the harbour
in the town to the river Ems, is relative to a plan
fur draining the marshes behind the city, and other
similar purposes. _ _

sTocKnotm, APRIL 14.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince has been
attacked since Monday by • violent intermitting
fever. The Bulletin issued this morning is, on the
whole, satisfactory. His Royal Highness has had
a good night.
Mr. Hughes, the American Minister here, Ins
presented a note to our Government, remonstrating
against certain provisions of the new Act of Navi-
gation, which begins to be in force to-dry, and
which be considers to be contrary to the Treaty of
Commerce lately concluded between Sweden and
the United States.

General Moreno, the Spanish Ambassador (who
has now been here 30 years), had yesterday a private
audience of the King, to acquaint his Majesty, by
command of his Court, of the political changes that
have taken place in Spain.
Every thing possible is done to promote the pros-
perity of our internal productions. But a few years
ago we were obliged to import corn from foreign
countries to the amount of many millions of dollars.
We now learn from • report published by the Di.
rectors of the &Internees, that the harvest of the last
yr•ris sufficient fur the consumption of the country.
It deserves to be mentioned, that his Majesty, at
the desire of the Dirt, hes appointed the sum of
100,000 rite dollars annually for the purpose of rest-
(feting rivers navigable, and opening easy channels
far the conveyance of the produce of the country.
A Committee is appointed to superintend the ap-
plication of this fund.

VIENNA. APRIL 15.

The departure of their Majesties for Bohemia
will be oa the Ist of next month ; on the 10th
they will arrive at Prague, their Majesties intend-
ing to stop some days in Moravia. by the way.
The marriage of the Archduke Rainer, Viceroy
cf the kingdom of Lombardy, with the Princes.
of Carignan, is said to be fixed for the 28th of emit
month.

A Spanish courier. who left Madrid on the 28th
of this month, brought yesterday to Don Pedro
Cevallos his new credentials. as Ambassador at
this Court. with orders to take the oath to the
Constitution of the Corte. and to have it taken
also by all the Spaniards now here, which was done
yesterday is. the Ambassador's hotel.—( Hansbargis
Papers, April .5.i
♦IRKNA, APRIL 16.
The Plenipotentiaries of the German Powers

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had yesterday their 22J t'Ocifetetice. it is affirthed
that the Committee charged with drawing Op the
resolutions taken here to complete tl►e Federal
Act, laid before the Assembly at this conference
the result of its labours. Another conference (tl►e
lest) will, it is said, be held very shortly, fur the
purpose of taking s final resolution relative to the
general ►esult of the conferences, after which it
oill he sent to the different Courts for their will.
cation. The principal subject debated in the con-
G•teuves has been the military affairs of the Con.
I,4leratiuth The Ministers of Austria and Prussia
have expressed the wish of their Courts that the
Congress should decide, before it broke up, a
point which is of such great importance in the
actual situstion of Europe.
Instructions have been sent to Frankfort respect-
ing the re-opening of the Diet which was fixed for
the 10th of April. The vacation will nut be pro-
longed except by offizial notice; however it will
not resume its labours. in fact, till after the artier!
of M. Buol Schawenstein, who will be at Frank-
fort at the end of April, and will communicate to
the Diet the small numl►er of resolutions agreed
upon in the conference' of the German' Nlinisters.
0 ► the 4th of May the greatest solemnities in
things'', will take place; the Primate of that
kingdom will he installed in his dignity of Arch-
bishop of Gratz. This office being the highest
dignity in the kingdom, the installation could for-
merly be made only in the presence of the King.
For these hundred years past it is one occasion in
which what is called Personals presentia. Ilegiee el
Status et Ordines loom tenent. The fourth officer
in the ki-gdosn appear, in his moat brilliant func-
tions, i• :sing even a numerous guard of honour,
and claiming. at this time. the precedence above
the Palatine of the kingdom.
The celebrated Speckbacher, commanding the
sharpshooters of Tyrol, who acted so distinguished
a part in the war in 1809, died lately at Hall, in
. the Tyrol, and was interred with the greatest so-
lemnity.—( Beossek Papers. April 28./

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
TUESDAY. MAr 2, 1820.