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AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, JULY 23.

All the owners of hours► 11l this city are eagerly
preparing their opal intents, to let them to the nu-
inetous strangers who are expected. Nevertheless,
11. President de Minion's takes proper niea,utes
to keep in reserve a certain number of houses.
Regal:awns on this subject are going to be pub-

The hotels intended for the three Sovereigns,
their Minister-, and the other persons who acco►n-
pa►►y them, are fitted up, so that they may be im-
mediately entered upon. It is observed that Princes
Metternich and Hardenberg have caused extensive
apartments to he taken fur their bureaux, the per-
►eu. belonging to which will be very numerous.
We stave the certainty that the Duke de Richelieu
will arrive in our city with several other much
esteemed diplomatists. Lord Castlereagh, and the
Duke of Wellington are also expected.
Every thing seems to conlir►n the report that
some Sovereigns will be here during the meeting
of the three Monarchy, though they are to take no
part in the diplomatic negotiations. The King
of the Netherlands will at the same time take up
h►s residence at the extreme frontiers of his doini-
aims., that is to say, very neaT our city. It is
asserted that the King and Quern of IVirteaniserg
will arrive here about the cool of August, as well as
the Grand Duke of Baden.
BRUSSELS, JULY 9.4.

Private 'letters from M • •Ii say, that the Prince
Royal of Bavaria has refused to acknowledge the
Duke of leuclitenherg (Prince Eugene Beauhar-
noi,) as a Prince of the Royal family : and that the
latter his in consequence signified to hip Majesty
his intention of returning iiiiiiiediatel!" to Warsaw.
Tins resolution, however, will not be iilit into exe-
cution, the affair having been terminated by the
mediation of his 31Kiest)'. The &UDC letters say
that Lavalette and General Drone' inhabit a elia-
•raii near 51tinich.—(ioarnal
July '5.)

COPENTIA4aN, JULY 14.

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The Conn of Casest rr, in its sinful!. of this
day, h.ts been roccupiesrleith the cnat of his Grace
the Duke of WelliugtOsikagainst M. Die Besecher.
Messrs. Tarte, mu. austsfoultaud, produced'. their
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er4uments in support of the application of his
Grace against the deeisitin of the emirs of A ppcel.
Three arguments were approved of by the Court,
and the decision given in favour of NI. De Buescher
has hero annulled, as violating several points of the
law. By a second decree the Court of Cassetion
declared, that it would decide on the main point in
its sittings of Monday. These two decrees, which
we-shall publish, deride two important points of
ina.—(Oracle, July 21.?
JULY 27.
The Court of Cessation having met this day in
en Extraordinary Sitting, has decided in the oppria
.f the Duke of Wellington against the sentence
passed by the Tribunal at Ghent, in favour of the
Editor of the 4i Journal of East and West Flan-
ders." After a di.cursion of four hours, in which
Messrs. Tarte, senior, anal Jouliaud, as Counsel for
the Duke of Wellington, and M. Beyens, for M.
De Buescher, warmly advocated the interests of
their clients, the Court annulled the decision of the
the Tnbunal of Ghent, and declared tbst the arti-
cle inserted against his Grace bore the character of
calumny.
In consequence, and conformably to the articles
of the Pens! Code which were read, the Court,
judging in the lost iiisoince, condemned M. de
Buescher to one month's iinjwisonment, to the inter-
diction of his civil right* fur five yews, to a flue of
23 florins, and to the costs of the two trials, instead
of damages. Fiee hundred copies of the sentence
may also be printed at the expense of M. de Bues-
cher, in whatever part of the kingdom the Duke
of Wellington shall please.
We shall give to-morrow some details of tile ins.
portant ist which the most tuttquivocal ha-
mage ass paid on both sides to liberal
(Oracle, July 25.)
VIENNA, JULY 28.
'Baran Prochaska, Chief of the General Staff or
the Army, is gone to Milan, by order of the Sees
preme Council of War, to inspect the fortremNat
Unfree heals, acrd to fix itrfirritively the nessmilv
prescribed by the Act of Congress of Vienna rela-
tively to their defence, anal particularly of the
fortresses on the Po. Piacenza is to have constantly
Austrian troops as its principal garrisou—there will
also be troops of the Duchy.

I'hr skip Rstrick, Crihtsiss kolzui)or, fitted out
by Col!lit ROlllOlllXuiV, which etoppril litre life
some in the month of A ego-t, 1815, lwfure it
pro,e,,,ted el, its vi.yome of dm:perry.; anchored
oti the 13th in these Ito.ole. The Captain, is. well
es the twturali•tp, Chilesisso mood Dr. Ilitwheliello,
mite *stout. '1111.4 V. u-el, whir•h b opiiii.ed 1y oo

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tudale in its lung an.l V.1,4r,1y one
sailer dlrd, and out oEn:a aim klt lichind

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posed utilits4hteltatka. 'fire, result of de vre
4s64:oltairjr Stevens' t•iiigle 61161480 0tit11114.4
group. of islands iu the South, the mare itra I.
*rope.' inn of the past twig of Boring's S
at 1110901s.ortm cunt of Anierica,
. .„Very rLtesibive Amy was cliscovereW,
besides these dis.euveries, the voyage has
many important geographical observations,: soli
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rich collections of uf natural hoty.
in the aerund quarter 4,466 ships hatiDiord
the &Mod ; namely, .2,585 front the North Sea.
and 1.8.31 from the Baltic.
On the 0.1 of this month we respect the Ring
and the wholc Royal Family to return to the. Palace
of Frederickberg—(Dutch Paper:, July 244

GERMAN PAPER&
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piotest against the King of pap*, for non-
payment of the tribute, irof note-perfortainnce of
homage ,to the Pope.• which is nude on St. Peter's
Day, was expressed tins year in milder terms ilmil
usual. The general purport of it war, that as
his Mojesty the. Bing of the Two Sicilies has now
regnlated the &Mire of the church in Ina kingdom
(which is a main object of his Holiness's attention).
he will doubtless now no longer delay to tray what
is due to thelee of •HOtnt.
Cardinal Vicar Della Siminttglio is :gone to the
baths of Nocers. Cardinal Della (Inge, who
Was likewise going to leave Rime for • time, on
account of his health, lime been suunistmed by the
Pope lest to atUnd a congnsgation. in which it is
eaid`linit very important ecclesiastical matters, psr-
theaffairs of the Getman chinch, will be
berifighOptward. •
the totigieg •ation del Concilio (the competent
tribunal). has now, u we hrsr, to decide on the
action for a divorce brought by the Count of St.
Leu, against his wife Norte...it:b.. This affair is
carried on with such secresy, that silence is im-
posed upon all those who are concerned in it, under
penalty of excommunication. It is said that the
Countess will not employ any Counsel, but that
the Defame Matrintonii iffeio, will merely op-
pose for form's sake. This Lady is now at the baths
of Pisa.
The Diplomatic Body here are now going away.
as is usual in the hot months. Since Kaanits will
go to Naples for the benefit of. we bathing; the
Swiss Ambassador. Mr. Rothman, goes to the same
place ; the Hanoverian Minister, Baron Ompteda,
pays a short visit to the baths of Lucca ; and the
Portuguese Ambassador, Count Funchal, goes to
Paris, to confer with Count !Vanilla.
The Senator, Prince Corsini and his Consort,
have also left Rome for some moutlw.—reillgerweine
Zeitaing. July 20.)
BADEN (IN THZ GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN),
JULY 14.

Ills Majesty the King of Bavaria, who at first
intended to spend a considerable time here, will
make but a short stay, and then return to Mnn4.h.

His Royal Highnes► the Grand Duke of flan
is gone back to Carlsruhe. Many persons in the
civil and military service of the Grand Duke have
left this place, as we hear, by superior order►.
Among the numerous visitors we remark Felix
Desporte►, formerly Preftct of Colmar. one of the
thirty-eight persons banished from France by the
Royal Ordinance.
Count Las Cases is very ill ; ha wife is expected
very shortly from Paris.

HOMBURG, JULY 18.

Her Royal Highness the Hereditary Princess
Elizabeth gains the hearts of all who approach her,
by her affible condescension. She speaks the
German language perfectly, as do all the Princes
and Princesses of the Royal Family of Great
Rritain, and baying been. educated with great sins-
plicity, she dots not think it below her dignity to
converse with any one, however low in situation.
She has explicitly expressed her wishes for the hap-
piness of the country, and the improvement of the
condition of the ►ubjects.

PROM THE MAINE, JULY 19.

The dermal Diet has hitherto done every thing
(or the unfortunate purchasers of domain,' iu the
Electorate of lies,e iskicb was requisite fur the
moment. livery thing is now prepared to bring
the affair itself to a conclusion. A decision of the
Diet of the German Confederation, which is now
looked fur, will give this, !twig tlebeted eifair the
turn %Ilia. all Germany has expected.
It is supposed that the resolution in question mill
be made public in the course of this month, or of
the next at the very latest. The deliberations
having been first merely entered fico dicier/Ira
Plum !he Journals of the Diet.—(Nstretabte! Cir-
tesposident, Jeig 22.)

LAUSABNE, JULY 17.

truer; Nut Loceono sq. that, th glinnt rll
Italy. the hitivesit Iws brew myelin-1y stmaidatit, in-
cluding that of innize and tire. The vintage pro-
mises if; he so very Altlistaitst that the price of die
told wine WI sir. ady Veit our-half. The buyers