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&Hague, whence he will reseed with aft expeditios to
-Warsaw, to his brollemdedaste lbe Emperor Alexander.
usatessitem,'strtemsee 21.
The following document has just been published here:—
Copy of the Circular Letter addressed by the Minister of
his Must Faithful Majesty to the Senate of Hamburgh
and the Diplomatic Body.
sia—A crime of the nature of those which have latest
plow in Spain and Naples has just marked the audacity Of
show factious persons. Oporto, the second city of the king.
Asps of Portugal, has been the theatre where the actors is
time deplorable scene have given the ant proofs of Hied
1.01111111111. Hosing succeeded is .educing lotto their plots the
tr.*, forming the garrison of that city, they have ettpelled
the legitimate authorities—they have seised ust the power—
they have proclaimed acts which belong exclusively lo the
thajesty of the thrum-, and that without the coasest or the
Lug, who is She sole regulator of the laws, aetordiag to the
Constitution of the ll:impious —Suck a crime evidently
appearing to have fur its object to overthrow the royal and
protecting authority, to substitute for it • popular aad
anarchical authority, I think it is calculated to excite the
moat serious attention of all Goveremems of all Sovereigns.
As a faithful and devoted subject, and still more, as
Minister of his Most Faithful Majesty, it is my dusty, Sir,
to acquaint you with this 'vest, is order that your Court
may be informed of it, and may, adopt such measures as it
may judge proper. As for myself, 1 formally protest
against all acts contrary to the laws hitherto observed iu
the kingdom, and uppostd to the legitimate authority of
my Getout Sovereign sad Mader, until be shall have is.
formed me of hit intestioes.
(Signed) Le Comtuandeur DE CORREA.
Hamburgli, September 19, 1820.

MUNICH, IMPTILMIWR 15.
Since our Minister to the Court of the Two Sicilies bee
been recalled; all our diplomatic retaliates with the Neapo-
litan Government have ceased, asd there is so intentios of
lending a new Ambassador to Naples.

'mu*, sairsuasta 17.

It is affirmed that oar Court has wok very important
ettnsmimications to the Courts of Bavaria lad Wistemberg,
and that a Note has been addressed by Kuala to the Kiog of
Say.isay on the affairs of Spain.

A copy of the Emperor ALEXANDER'S Sptech on
opening the Ditt of Poland, on the 13th of Septem•
ber, is given in another port of our Paper. It is ex-
tremely interesting, es it conveys the sentiments of
so powerfol a Monarch upon the events winch have
recently occurred in the south of Europe, and
cumMunicotes the principles which govern his own
conduct as the head of a representative government.
It also puts an end to all speculation upon the pro-
bable re-establishment of Poland as on independ-
ent kingdom, for the Emperor tells the Diet that
Poland is bored for ever to Russia.

We have received Madrid Papers to the 19th of
last month inclusive. They contain some account
or the proceedings in the Cortes to that day, the
most important part of which relates to the discus-
sious on the majorats. or entails, the abolition of
which we have already announced. A proposition was
submitted to the Congress on the 16th, to extend
to all foreigners settled in Spain the rights of Spa-
nish citizens, so long as they shall conform to the
laws and institutions of the country of his domicile.
This proposition is appointed for discussion.

Large sales of stock still continue to he made by
the speculators for a fall, but as their united eftwis
have produced no further depression in the funds,
but have merely rendered the prices stationery, it
must be concluded that there exists a tendency to
improvement rather than otherwise. Still, however,
it is but fair to reinerk. that public confidence is
not in a state to encourage hopes that this improve-
ment is near at hand. The danger attendant on
the settlement of the present account seems to have
been averted by the speculators fur a fall, who have
carried the greater part of their transaction• for-
ward till November. Before that tune, therefore,
it cannot be known how far the market has been
really affected.
The report mentioned In the French Papers, re-
lative to an snsurrect having been discovered at
Zante, the evening before it broke out, is altogether
a fabrication : fur letters from the holism blends,
of a much later date, have been received, when
every thing was tranquil.
A letter from Bombay, dated May 19, mentions
the arrival of Sir HRNRY BLACKWOOD, in the
Leman., in the Indian eras. Sir RICHARD KING
may therefore be daily expected [tome.
The Prima Blocher, Captains Jotpsoß, for
Madura and Bengal, hay put tutu Portsmouth with
contrary winols.
The Blossom, Capt. Vgallois, for St. Helena
and the Cape, remains at Spithead, with the s'ye,
Brisk, Mod, and Caaseleo•.
The following is en extract of a letter, dated
Naples, September 12, end received by the 111M1
of Saturday. The accounts of • greet battle hay.
ing been fought in Sicily, though given only ou
rumour, are repeated in several other letters from
Naples, and without any materiel variation of time,
place, ior circumstances
a The principal purport of our prevent is to communi-
cate the intelligence, which remoter states tie babe been this
day received from Sicily, that, after a sanguinary battle
fought between the Royalists and the Palermitans, the latter
were completely defeated, with the lois of the greater part of
their (spice, and that Colonel Costa, at the head of the army,
entered Palermo on the 9111. This intelligence is said to
have been received by telegraph, and is generally credited
here: the bottle took plate about IR miles from Palermo. It
is impoinahle, of coarse, to answer for the correctness of this
statement; but, from the, different quarters in *lnch it is
circulated, it is entitled to clime degree of credit. Report
athls, that the official account will he published in the Gs.
seffe of this evening. We remain here w the Sallie stale of
tranquillity we have alway• enjoyed hitherto; and if foreign
powers alit only let us be quirt, so tar from any jnst cause
of apprehension rxisting for the safety of property, it may
be considered perfectly secure; and that the revululio•, so
to from prejudicing commerce, will improve it. The cc-
counts which have been published in your Miuisterial Pa_
per*, relative to the political changes in this country, are
really ridicolows. They who are safe osi the other side of
the Channel appear to be soder much greater apprehension
than we; who have bern tattooed to all the (cry of the room
lotion, which has Ate• co•daet•/ without • single strop of
blood being shed."