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Fr Wen of a family which is related to the moat
ancient and powerful Royal Houses, and to which
aim Swedish nation seem. particularly attached."
zaonso, occatasza 8.
Count Sobo!creaky, Privy Counsellor to the Em-
poria of Russia. and Minister Secretary of State of
.80be kingdom of Poland. has arrived here ; also
Cement Oavaroff. kjuttitt-General to the Emperor
Alexander, from St. Peterobargh.
cortituaritir, Ditcrettg 12.
The examinations relative to she affair of Dr.
-Dumpy are still continued.. Though the public
bear nothing certain respecting the contents of the
papers of this man, it is known that a smith hm
been arrested who had false keys to the principal
prisons of this city. It appears that Dr.-Dampe
had not confined his connesiona to the capital alone.
DRESDEN. DLCIsrDER 4.

Our army is to be reduced as for as is con-
♦tatent with • the obligations of the kingdom
as Members of the German Confederation. Ac-
cording to the expression of our venerable Sove-
in a country which cannot be great by its .
political stictigth, the army is injurious when
,t is too sionieroui. •s those who follow the profession
of arms are lust to the arts and sciences, whieh are
Ike true memos of making a country prosperous and
►ts inhabitauts happy.—(l)wrch Papers. Dee. 20.)
BRUSSELS. DECEMBER 20.
The accounts from Germany received this morn-
ing, state. that the Court of Berlin has appointed
General Natzmar. to go as Prussian Commis-
trier-Gellert.' to the Austrian array in Italy.
It seems that a Russian officer of rank will
likewise go to Italy ite the same quality. This
theasare would ►eem to prove the participation of
Russia and Prussia in the war against the kingdom
of the Two Sicilies, in case that Power should not
secede to the last proposals made to it by the
.thied Sovereigns.
Fammaotfr, DECEMBER 15.
Oor accounts from Troppou, of the Bth, state,
that the confereoces between the Ministers are very
liequent, and that it is supposed they will be ter-
minated about the 15th of this month.
The Bavarian Government has just cantrodicied,
its the most formal manlier, the report which has
been circulated in many German Papers, that B
variao troops were to join the .Austrian army in
Italy.

VIF.NNA. DECEMBER 10.

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General Baron Winvfen has passed tiiinugb this
lily coining front Triqyau, and going to join the
Lamy in ltaly ; during hie short slay he unieod
equipage to be sent after 1111 D. Many al-
ters of rank are also gone to Italy, whence another
lanly of light troupe is going to be>eot. It seems
the campaign will be opened at the beginning of
.i.tnutery, it the tirgociAlit:p• With Naples should
i..11.-11.1russels Pupers, ,fiecember '22.)

SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, DECEMBER 9.
There are people who sill absolutely perrist in
affirming, that we are to he invaded by the Cats
root k•, and among these people there are indivi-
duals who Attribute the &netnews of these writers
into an endeavour to dispel the appreheitsions of
such a datig-r to an jinns lois of relixisig the energy
of the Spamaids. List night, in a patriotic society,
these was a person who expos-ed this absursl and
trrionshilary isles, falling at the conclusion of his
discourse into the missal theme of persecution and
extermination against a certain class of persons.
it berms iii the English Minister this morning
received a courier from his Gower ttttt en,.
CADIZ, DECEMBER 1.
At cote o'clock in the morning of this day a col-
lection of people was observed iu the square of the
Costatitsition, and groups of people, the chief
subject of whose couversation was, that it was,
proper to remove from ecclesiastical emplo3 mews
Iwo' she odatioistration of justice, and various civil
n'Xcee, ilitiac who held them its this city. and who
hid notoriously ill-conducted themselves iii the pre-
cesltog period, or Were disaffected to the constitu-
tienal stttrus.
The first Alcarle appeared to calm this tumult.
and at hist seemed to succeed ; hot about Loam
ii.erc was a couveriation at the gales of the Chapter-
- I store, where three individuals entered, ant de-
fared to the first Syndic, who was there with
several Magistrates', that the people seho were as.
sembled &aired the return of Geueral Rafael del
Milo to this city ; and that speedy justice should
11001, ill the collet relative to the events of the
toils Altisch. At this time the Alcade strived,
and, together with the Synths:. represented to
thiise int ividuals to inform the people that she
Aieliletpitlity, which was to meet iminstliaiely,
oioulif take their petitions 1140 ilisSiarralloll 10 (le.
I..•rrate what was proper to he done according to the
Constitution suit the laws. At the request of the
t': red individuals the Alewde and the Syndic wrist
ress the balcony and addressed the pereohr as-
bets,birtl to the above effect, addirtg, slant the mode
of representation which they proskreed was out
conformable to the cotreittition. Their Ituresigue.
was interrupted by a general cry of jtos•
dire!" which bring appeared. they made other Oil-
• V• 1.1011. Cm& which, as they seemed snore peace-
aisle. the A lcade went into the street. and petsUallesi
• stmcn of the confidence winch they ought to have
si, their Municipality, which, in a popular autho-
rity. timid tint neglect to attend to a subject which
less considered to be importaid to the welfare and
✓ecorty of the nation and the people. sad that
tis-retore they ought to be appeased mot to more,
esters: they its fact did. S time: after this the
Pol;ticin enief arrived, also, with the Municipality.
hod all extrAostili.aly council on there events, which
lasted tit four o'clock, and was adjourned till six.
..it present the greatest tranquillity prevails. All
hiss toiled without any excesses. The authorities
hate displayed a degree of zeal raid energy o loch
does them lisittosir• The rioters +seem to have 111-
trildetr In imitate 'ate people of Valencia.
tits F:scrltericy the Political Chief O'Donsiju
Pisa issued ail e‘cellent Proclatsoition oil this %iced-
sows, in which lie says, he comoderest it so high an
liunour to tie appoluted Goiersitie of a city which
was the cradle of the Cooseslotion, that he had
peisusidcd, himself that if it might he stecesisaly sit
auy Issue to•give the estigesui 'stair, they would
hewer wind reproof; late trews, however, resider
it isecetiosry fur him to Mins them not to tarnish
their gluey by deviating fruits slit right path. sod
tbaosla he is persuaded that this will suffice to