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VIZMNA, NOVEMSER 5.
Her Matiesty the Empreve departed fruit Vienna
en the 3d amt. on her wo to Troppau. by Brutus
moat,
rh4- tattatiTroppan Navin`- a population of aboot
6 or 7,000 Soule, is ecarcely large enough to con.
LIM all the strangers. The Police has adopted
measures to prevent the owners of houses from noir.
iltg the rent of their lodgings to 'all exorbitant
••••ght. All the agreements are to he made in pre.
..ice ft/ an officer of the Police. The Government
!'..•*.grateit 60,000 florins for paving and lighting the
•treetri. These is a pretty theatre, hut the. per-
t ~ lees are Ipolove mediocrity. The King of Prus.
.. it eltpectrit to arrive on the 6th. He will be
fntio.avil by M. d'Alupeus. Minister of Rossi*. and
t., the Count de Zichy. Minister from. Austria at

•I.din.

• TItOPPAU, NOVEMIIIII 1.

• The Emperor (of Austria) gave andirlice on the
~Ath of October to all the wuthontie►, civil and ini-
ldary. At nnon I splendid dinner was given lit
Csaisrt, at which the Emperor of Rus•ia and the
',ince Royal eir Prusriw•apneared. The two Em-
-rars.visit cid) ether frequently. and hold long
~.venation.

:We are assured that the.S tvereigns have resolved
not to separate until the important objects on which
'twit Ministers are delibeciting shall be rbAnitively
isgulsted ; so that their residence in Troppau will
probably be prolonged beyond a month. The
Eisspetor Alexander, however, has expressed a desire
retur ll i)) to Petersburgh about the end of No.
vember or the beginning of December.
Nothing has yet transpired respecting what
Flowed at the first conferences beitvettii the Ministers
of the Great Powers. All the rumours circulated
„pan this head are totally devoid of foundation.
An important note is spoken of, transmitted to the
Sovereigns by Loril Stewart, the English Anibal:-
sailor, relative to the affairs of the kingdom of tile
Two Sici

PAM% NOVEMBER 14.
A letter from Naples, of tl►r i.t!ph of October,
says, "We have received intelligeoce f '
Pa-
term°, doted the LI 4th. It appears from the Phenix
newspaper, that the authorities of that city use
emery means to keep the annulling,• of tint capitol-
bition bum the knowledge of the people. No
doubt is entertained that when the people ore Ni-
p:toed of it. they will become outrageous, acid
Om; blood will again be spilled."
!several letters front Vienna announce positively
. that the kingdom of Nottlei well be occupied
'only by the Au:lrian army, and 'lhel the ancient
order of things which was in existence previous to
the Ist of July hest will he ►e-established.
A letter from A tigslitirg. of the 6th of November,
salia.--is We leans by a letter from In•pruck dud
all the officers of the grand ititstnan army in
Italy hove received orders be provide themselves
►rithia three day. with baggage. horses, or mules.
The vspetior officers are prohibited from giving
Lave of absence for more than twelve hours."
The King of Prussia left Berlin on the 4th of
November for the Congress at Troppou. Nothing
positive is yet known of the length or time the
So-
vreigns will remain at Troppau, but it is thought
thst they will continue there much longer thou was

at first majored. ' Lard Stewart, the Englirh
Ambassador, arrived at Vienna unexpectedly on
tl.- 20th of October, and tis a few hours afterwards
tkoexpectetily ret o rued to Troppau..

Two English frigates appeared during the last
n" nth off the Port of CU,CACtI. at the month of the
Tagus ; hat thq i.n drmun'tratiai.
Variety.; conjectures lI4Vr been fanned in Portugal
respectitig this circumstance. According to Mine,
Ow*, vessels are destiutil to remise the Esiglish
Officares and the property of persons of the same
u•rtioss who may wish to gait Portugal ; others sus.
peat, that their miunots is for the ptsrpose of mere-
tatitieg.the mate of the eousttry. mid the effects of
thy reeolutiou. Either sappositi.-is is probable.
There. is tea Sites respecting the ultimate fate of
Ali Poch*. The Italian Joure.BlB have I►l..wn hint
op flirt*. or four times io the early part of September,
it is certain that hr still thaputes in the f.es of
Ja,miva the few thqs cud the useless treasures that
remain to Lim.

libstructitute base been issued by the Kii'g that a
aoleatai religious service skull be perforated through.
out all frauee. to express the mutual gratitude to
licate.a for.the birth of the Due dr “ouldeault.