The National Register.
London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, SEPT. 28.—The Emperor and Emprns
will net out in a few days. The Court will depart
on the Ist of October, and the Emperor Alexander
on the 2tl. The Emperor of Russia received Prince
Alexander of flobenlohe with particular attention.
The foreign ministers will leave Vienna to-morrow
or the day :tier. •

CAEN Ocr.6.—Last Friday, at nine in the morn-
ing, on the squares of St. Gilles, in this town, was
struck with lightning. It penetrated a room where
there were several wumen lacemakcrs; it struck one

of them in the kg, and seriously hurt her. without
inflicting any wound, and took the shoe off another,
without doing Ler any harm.
The Correctional Police of Caen on the 4th inst.
sentenced the Slew- le Marechal, shopkeeper, to 1.5
days' imprisonment, and 100 francs tine, fin selling
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tri coloured straps.
Tat►ar Ssrr. 24.—Letters from Tripolizza,
dated the 3.1 instant, have arrived by a Greek ship,
bearing the Russian flag, and which left Hydra on
the 10th. It is evident from these letters that the
Turks, since their last irruption into the Morea,
have not advanced as Ca. as Tripolizza, and that all
the en counts circulated of the capture of that city
are false. The writers avow, however, that they
lived there fin some time in the greatest alarm, but
that finally this the fourrh invasion of the o.tomans
Las had ai fatal a termination for the assa►lants as
the three preceding ones. The Morea is again en-
tirely free. Some Turks, the last remnant of their
fumy, have thrown themselves into Corinth, and
still defend it; but their communication with La-
rissa and with Chourschid Paella is cut off. Odys-
'cue occupies Thermopyhr, and has already twice
beaten the Turks; in Thessaly they are reduced to
act on the defilisive.
The latest letters from Corfu mention, that the
plague makes the greatest ravages in the Turkish
fleet, and that it is even on board the Admiral's ship.
AoGsvutta, OCT. 3 —The Austrian Consul Ge-

neral, M. de ilagenauer, set out liar Silistria some
time after his :arrival 1t Bucharest, to present him-
self to the Turkish Governor, &dim Paella, and the
Hospodur Ghika, who has arrived there.
BEntiN, 26.—Prince ilardenberg has had
a committee appointed, with a view to fix and regu-
late the funds necessary for carrying into execution
as soon as soon as possible the Papal Bull approved
by his Nlajesty relative to the establishment,dotation,
and circumscription of the Archbishoprics and Bi-
shoprics of the Catholic Church in the Prussian Me-
narchy. The plan for the establishment of the new
Bishopric of Kulut is already laid before the King,
and approved of by him. The plan for the establish-
ment of the others will shortly be made, so that the
whole will be carried into eCixt.
Nuns maeno, OCT. I.—His Excellency the Privy
Counsellor and Chief President Von Heydebreck is
arrived here from Wittenburgh ; and Baron Vincke,
Chief President of the Province of Westphalia, from
Munster. The latter is said to have come on ac-
fount of the negociations with the Provincial States
of Westphalia. As soon as these are terminated,
these, with the Provincial States of the Rhenish
Provinces will follow, and with which these trans-
actions will finish. Time will shew whether, after
this, a general representation of the whole kingdom
will be introduced.
The autumnal fair at Frankfurt, though so un-
promising at the commencement, has, contrary to all
expectations, turned out well. We hear it every
where asserted, that the sellers have this time had
an uncommonly good fair, especially those who deal
in foreign articles. The buyers, on the contrary,
arc not so well satisfied, and many have been
tempted to purchase too large quantities of gmssls at
prices whit It they begin to fear they may not rei!lize
at home. Yet the manufiictnrers had still complaints
to make, it nut of the demand tar their goods, yet of
the prices, which were in general low, though the
purchasers tbund them too high in the present scar-
city of nrmey. Many warehouses that were hill of
goo& have been emptied in this tair, and the sale of
German manufactured gootis has also been cousider-
able.