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Monte., operating against the town of Caimans, ishich he
holds blockaded, coosiste of (idly 1,500 men. Ac-
connis have just reached us of the regiment of aartosn, to-
g. doer with the inhabitants of that district, having declared
1,,r t ime of the country.
21 The army of A pwri consists of fully 4,000 men, cow-
r scd of the unconquered division of cavalry; its Chief,
I:eoer3l PgeZ, snit the brigade of infantry, wider the coat-
nryld of John Blusvet, of Abe British Legius, coo-
•.id ing of 800 British haymotte and 800 Creole., discuptiord
under the direction of Slaj.w Smith, of the Legion, wetted
in command General Peden Leos Tore&
. . .

3,1. The army, composed of various divisions, all under
the orders of General Jose Fisocisto Bermiolez and General
Al aeuel l.tdero, whose brad-quarters, with abont 1,50 d Iwo,
air in the tows of iguaus in the province of Carraccaa.
3J. The brigade of General Throne, of AOO cavalry,
own tired in advance on the pintos of Corraccas.
The whole of this force will co-operate with the
arniito of the Preridelit and General Pdee, in the
utt:irk on Owners..
4.6. The whole of the province of Oundemamaria is free,
the army of the h, tinder the command of General
V.l I. , is au full march 4111 Quito, after basin completely
rooted Calsods in the neighboarboad of Papayara ; It con-
sists of hum 4 to I'o,ooo turn, among which arc the very din-
ti sit:nestled regiment of Albino, • III), tinder the orders of
C..10m I Nl'lntosh and Major Johnston, have must pre-emi-
nently distinguished themselves in the battles of Vargas,
Brvaca, and Paulo.
The army under the orders of Colonel Mariann Mon.
Mb, is by the last acemint• closely blocksilinz C.31-thagena
and Soda Martha; the fi et of the Republic, is iss perfect
possession of the river Misgdakma. On the whole, every
thinz is favourable for the canoe of liberty, nod there eamsot
4 no.t a doubt that the eisintiog campaign will finally expel
the Spaniards from Columbus.
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GERMAN PAPERS.

WYIMAR, NOVEMBER 27.

The following notice was yesterday published by
the Publishers of the Journal, called Ike Ilpposi-
lion Paper :
" According to a notice of the Grand Ducal Government.
of the 214 b November, which we have ju►t received, his
Roy"' Highness the Grated Doke, induced by numerous
complaints of Foreign Governments, and especially by one
fately made by the Courts of Austria and Prussia, arising
from articles m Nos. 240 and 241, of The Opposition Pa-
in..., has resolvtil, that the said Opporilini raper shall be
immediately nod entirely anppressed. lu obedience to this
authority, ere must therefore announce, that No. 282,
printed and partly forwarded yesterday, is the last number
we can publish, and that it therefore concludes the fourth
last year's series:'
• Om highly revered Gond Dochess l.oui,t hid,
on the 7th, the mislortitne to fill in her chamber,
by which she broke her right atm, dislocated the
wrist, and injured the thigh and 'tip. The a►as
lies, however, been successfully set. and her Royal
Highness is out of danger, and, to the great joy of
the reople, likely to recover from the effects of the
actirlent.

VtEKWA, NOVEMESII 24.

Field-Marshal Count Belleg+►d.-, President or
the Aube Countil and Minister or War, has re.
turned r Trostpau.

HANOVER. NOViMera 40.

A visit is now in agitation to uhololi all the
Ctlflolo.llollleliii the interior of the kingdom), and
to establi•b • system of dillies. to he Icvieti at the
only.—(Fretekfort Papers. Decest&er I.)

NUREMBERG, NOVEMBER ?5.

Among the various articles of ineschisitlise with
which the English are used to innnjete Geresny.
0111 P which appeared at Leipasc during the late
Michaelmas fair is the more deserving of public
notice, as it is singular in its kind, and does the
English great honour. Our readers most be told
that there has exited for many years, at London,
Society for promoting Christianity among the Jews;
souse deputies front this Society came to bits-
etc during the late fair, for the purpose of eissivert-
iiig. if not all, st least many of the Jews who were
sot Leipsic at this season: for this poet-pose they
bronoht with them the New Testament, in the
I lebrew hregtorge, very neatly printed, and hang,.
sonwly hound, which they offered to the Jews at
the very moderate price of eight wait* (.bout a
whilliwe). and gave them besides, gratis, 31 title in
the Hebrew tongue, in which all the pupalar proofs
of the truth of our holy religion are co:wisely stated.
They gave besides to every Jew who w..s willing to
profess the Christian faith presents from tee) to fifty
:Louis-d'ors, according to the qualities of the new
•eonvert. Thus, for instance, a common hawking
and peddling Jew receives only ten Louis-Woos,
one rather superior more, and higher in proportion
•up to the Rabbi, who can claim fifty Louis-Xims.
we hear they suet with no customers et Leipsie,
owl eve said to have met with it eery rough Temp-
•tion from many, nay it is even stated thut they came
:to blows with the Polish Jeers, because the depu-
ries (a little too boldly. it most be owned) had token
the liberty to place themselves at the floors of use
• eynogogne. and offered their meielianslose to every
.Jew who-went in or out. On the other hand, it is
affirmed that they were more fortunate in other
cities of Germany. _ .

According to private accounts from Dresden. it
FeCillS very uncertain shelter any changes will he
mule in the Orrioirilion Or !lOC Sl*lr• or sazo„y.
it is affirmed that tinny of the Ministers of the
States-ere against a change; nevertheless, propo-
s-pis will be mole for itnprnventents in the re•
presentative system. fur publicity of the discussion
and other alterations adapted to the present times
and eitcmustancev. It is ranch to be regretted.
that nailinig is publisSed on all these 'objects.
upon which reliance may he placed, and that all
our information is deriv.d from private seetem,
winch du Ind -always bear tlw stamp of
(Nuremberg Correspondent. Nuretahrr t 7.)
NOTROBIES 21.

The nrgoeistions at Uanu•radt rrlaiive to the
commnce of Germany s-rtn to go on well, stud to
promise a fasottral.le result.