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from several Cootie, end porlicularly from the
Neapolitan Government.
It is stattd that after the departure of the Em-
peror of Russia from Troppau, the Minister of
State Count Copts d'lstria will remain there to
represent the Emperor in the Congress of Mi-
nisters.

►RANUORT, NOVEMBER 29.
Accounts from Augsburg of the ?3d bay, that
the Austrian Government hos ordered the utmost
vigilance to be observed with respect to travellers
going to Italy. Nobody is allowed to pass the
frontiers unless he is provided with a passport given
by the Ministers of those Powers to which Austria
has Ambassadors, or at least unless the passports
ore countersigned by the Austrian Ministers or
A inbassedurs themselves.
PETERSBUROM, NOVEMBER 10.

it is said that the Commandant Schwartz. un
whose account a mutiny broke out strtinng the sol-
diers of the ed regiment of the guards, has been
snopendrd from his functions after an investigation
of the •tfsir. It is expected that the Emperor will
he in the capital at the beginning of December.

11051 E, NOVEMBER IN.

The Austrians occupy the citadel of F ,
conformably to the Act of Congress at Vienna,
which reserves to them this right. Ancona has a
garrison of Papal troops.
SWITZERLAND. NOVEMBER 24.
The last difficulties which had arisen between ale
Government of Lucerne and the Bishop of Basle,
are terminated. The Bishop has consented to
choose the episcopal' crinmissions for the three
candidates proposed to him by the Government.
l lie choice has fallen on Professor Salzmai in. The
Bishop of Fribur; has addressed a pastoral letter
to the Clergy of his diocese, in the canton of
Genoa, relative to the oath which the Government
requires from Cott., and which they have long re-
fused to take. In this letter, which is not a little
remarkable, the Bishop states that 1w has ap-
plied to the Pope on the stibject, who has re-
plied in a letter signed with his unit loam'. Hos
Holiness, moved especially by the assurance cf
the Council of State that the object of the oath was
only to bind the Cute, to the Gower iiiii rot, without
affecting the duties which the Catholic religion im-
panes on them, and by its repeated declaration that
its intention is to demand nothing contrary to the
principles of the Catholic faith and to the ordinances
of the Chords. hi. Holiness dues not hesitate to
declare that every difficulty, every doubt must be
removed thereby. and that any thing which may
seem ambiguous or too general iu the uatli. to sof-
ficieutly explained by this declaration. Hsi Grace.
Oerefore declares the oath to he lawful. and per-
mits the Clergy and the Republic to take it with a
sure touseivesce.

BRUSIBUS, DECEMBER 4.

The accounts from Copenhagen of November
26, state, that every thing was quirt in that capital.
Several persons ball been interrogated on the affair
of Dr. pampa.. whom project was to surprise the
guards, to release the prisoners, and to circulate
proclamations .respeettsig a constitution of bis own
u►auttfacture. Dr. Dainpe, however, persists in
denying that he is the author of the fictious writ-
ings found upon lain at the ntonatit of his arrest.—
Mao,. iwrsons to whom he bud made u partial coin-
muoication of theta are ready to bear evidence
against Into. It is, however. noes certain, that he
bud few or no partisans.
An E.,glish cabinet messenger left this city to-
day for V►enna.—(lJrasse/a Papers, December 5.)