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London, England, 1818-01-06 00:00:00

PMEIGN ItVTELLIGENCE.

cr.nmAN,PAiglns.

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Fposse the Al'.ll. (.n;elle, of I)er. and 4. )
rittill 1111: utc. 1:1.
The (7 1111 l wit as Hit. 'lb glum occupied %Tido loglay
tint re"swilisig 11 lit W It galiolltal
thr bvtarta fliiiilie jibs! nit., inn in all Frasser.
A lure thr *lire ni.lo4.iatrol for skil psorp.we
wussassi.,.l‘.p.l, 111Witii: pm...rested .rveria mews-
several Cassitesell....4 1"1 Stale were
1.1...rige1l to draw up H rimlprelwll-ive plan 4.1. pul.lfe
ia•trul lino. Tile Counsellor nl Susie envier Inte
dr4eis a ion. Tint ili4ll appeared to _llse A1811'0.16
or tile iiilrrior cateut.h.,l II) SUpply the tlrleet of
..or WI tills ~tillject. Vtivirt's plats Isas
rarrr.ly hero iii4cisio4ell in sever:ll ostiissgs sit the
of State, Ills hero objected to in mune
Forto, tool modified, but retained iu other esseistidl
FROM Rflitii.SH PRUSSIA.

hoped by means of owls:loges gaol other
it 'rum:renews which were to be made ill the h
of (:ensiany to obtain eu extrusion of our territory,
by uniting with it the present possessions of the
Dukes Of tinge-Coburg, Oldenburg, &e. on the
left bank of 'the Rhine, wields crc entirely severed
r the states of Meese Poinces, rod foren n kind of
Colony 10 the principal part of the territories. But
it soon appenurd evident that taw isegocinti 0000 s
rosterril into upon this subject would not lead to
tier rued desired, and they were therefore soot con-
tinued. It or since ►eporrted, that propowils have
been again mule to our Court ou this
inhabitants of these isolated ili.tricts must be the
desilous of a union with Rhenish Prussia, as
they have at pre►ent very expegiuve nil * trations,
whirl) are limited to a very small cli.t,iet, and fre-
quently have to a: ply to the distaut erste of Go-
ver 00000 rut of their Princes.

Be-C.re the arrival of Prince Ilardeniserg in the
ithripsh provinces, the principal Civil Officers have
beriiinforinted, that he desires circusnetaidial re-
peats upon various subjects, which that• acre to
',relene against his coming. On the oilier baud,
memorial* are prepared to the principal town• of
the Grand Duchy, to be laid before the hitter,
icspecting massy important branches of the salmi-
giostration and the judicial system. Tlw Mistretta-
t nen a 'Niels lie will 'blatant in the country itself upon
these subj. cis, which leave hens the theme or so
•Is aliscuesion, NMI which he will rXamnilne *ills
111,11(114./111rd impartiality and penetration, Gee
from all prejudice, will decide the fate ol• these
pros niers.
It essay be easily inferred, from whit has bi-
llet ries paeased,.thest the judicial orgimi-sition will be
111i1111 point of di,c•usstsa. It is said that the
Alagii.triates and Civil Officers who are [natives of
OWse provinces, as well as the 1111 l distinguislwel
will earnestly endeavour to obtain II
particular o►ganisation of the Grand Duchy, and
the appointment of at (;uvestior-Glriteral, which
wirier they wish loser couterreil utt a Prince of the
•iftnyial I' amity.

Eutsnyeu, DI.C. 13.
The n►w Concordat between Bavaria awl the
Pope excites lunch attention lii Germany, because
profile think they see iii it the usual and favourite
tendency of the Roman Ccurt to old meuures ;
because principles and views appear in it, which
may be unwelcome not in Bavaria (for this we may
trust the wisdom of the Bavarian Government), but
in many n'her Getman States, particularly those
where the subjects are of diffvrriit reht•iotts. Peo-
ple compare this Concordat with that In pure granted
to Austria, and leer they ►ee in this hew one
concessions of Papal pretensions which were for-
merly considered as infringing the liberties of the
Cnurches, and the rights of the Sovereigns.
arid conqwer," the motto of ancient
Roman policy, seems to be slow practised by
snorter,' Rome towards Germany, for it avoids nego-
tiating with the German Sestium, will leave no Con-
. conies, ay formerly in 11w 15111 Ersiltsty, but only
ssionate agreements; sod the unhappy fate which
►ii,ts Certamny into German cousitties, and still not
►ofr it to become writ, favour► every attempt of
Roman

WrISIAR, ott'.B3.
instead Gl' the Opposition ilium omit arid
to•ilay the following printed nolo, r :
" Ity nu order Of the Government of the Grain! Duchy,
slated this day, the publication of IL ilippusittou Paper is
prohibited tilt further unites."
Wlittlier and whru it will lir Ullowell to appear
Ogniss, time roust bliew.—( Frank/01f Gu:elle, De-
(-ember 29 )

ntaNKFuitT, DEC. '2l.
(Sent to the Al!genuine leitiing fur insertion.)
The lime is at length approaching when the
Marry anal wirings objects c •cied auD the king-
dom of IVestplialia, which is lithe-, to dissolved
only in point of fact, will be definitively settled.
This was long since to be expected limn Gringo
probity, and no upright German whs.) felt fur the
h r of his nation ever entertained a serious doubt
of it. We learn that the numerous German lannlier,
who. by the delay that has taken place in this re-
spect, have suffered more or less. and so inideserv-
edle hare to thank the love of justice that animates
the King of Prussia and some South German Sove-
►eigns, for In ing able to look with cheerful expectation
to the final decision of their fate. It is now known
also that the !high Al:, d Sovereigns, &bristly at the
time when they granted to the Elector ol• Hesse the
restitution of the countries which he had lost by
the Peace of Tilsit, recognised the necessity of a
speedy regulation of the affairs of the kingdom of
Westplislia, and made a previous special btll/111.1..
lion to this effect. For this purpose there were
annexed to the Convention concluded at Frank-
f•irt between the High Allied Powers moil the
Elector of Hesse, oil the 4iil December, 1813,
►. vvral secret articles. the sth of which expressly
stipulated. that " A Commission should be charged
to regulate all the interests wind( were hitherto
common to the several provinces of thr kingdom of
Westphalia" (ut the original French : De regkr
twas Its interets, qui wet tfi eunininns
dijferentes provinces du Itoyamme tie WestphJlie).
4 hatters has also published this secret article in his
Sopplroseut to the collection of the ptincipal Trtit•
hes, V•. p. 633. It must therefore seem quite con-
Cnisial►le to the high vocation of the Gerniais Diet,
provide fur the final execution of flint stipulti-
on w which a great part of Germany is interest( d,

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pairticuhir organisation of Ili
tlw appointment of is Guse
oilier they wish to see cuutert
•floyail
The new Concordat beta
Pope excites much utiviatiur
people think they see iu it t
tendency of the Roman C
because principles and slew
may be unwelcome not in
• trust the wisdom of the Ries
iu many niter German Sta
where the siilejects are of dif
plc compare this Coneoidat
to Austria, and leer they
concessions of Papal prete
merly considered as infringii
Ortolan t'nurclies, and the'
" /Bride and convier,"
Roman policy, seems to
modern Rome towards Gem
bating with the German Set
• cordials, as formerly iu 11w
s. palate agreements; and I
spl,ts Germany into German]
softer it to become weal, 14
Jtaniiiii policy.
Instead ad the Opposition
today the following printed
" Ity eu order Of thr Covertly
'laird this day, the publication
..! Etultitutad tilt further unit rs."
Whether and alien it si
agaisi, lime must
(-ember .29 )
FI
(Semi to the Al!genuine
The time is at length
Matty anal various objects ct
dun of IVestplialia, which
• only in point of fact, will I
This was long since to be I
probity, and no upright C
h r of his nation ever rut
of it. We learn that the nun
who, by the delay that has
spect, have suffered more or
edle have to thank the love
the King of Prussia and son
I
t reigns, fur In ing able to look s
to tlw final decision of their
also that the lugh Al:, d SC
• time when they granted to t
restitution of the countries
the Peace of Tilsit, recogi
speedy regulation of the ail
and made a pri
lion to this effect. For t
annexed to the Convention
fort between the high A
Elector of Hesse, on the
b. vrral secret articles. the
siipulated. that " A Commi
to regulate all the intern'
conlinon to the several prod
Westphalia" (tu the °roach
hags les iiiiereis, gni mei rfi
iblierenies provinces dm Boy
4 darters has also published
Sillopiritibill to the collectsoi
bes, V. p. 653. It must th
bnisaable to the high vocatio
pioeille fur the Itnal rxl
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am 111 which a great part of
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