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GERMAN PAPERS.

VILNNA. PFCEMORR 21.
The Alurtrian Observer of y valet-tiny has the ful-
towing article :
w b. a Nei/wino& lwarnal we Amt an snide from Mews,
he which, after a twig owl iasipirl rh.qmoily on the Commit.
tee of Inquiry established in that city, it.,,. is the &Hoenig
strange erpo.ti sof the slate of things in Germany:-
~! We may Urns a just ides of tbs. strength of mind
of smote of our Statesmen. when we learn that several of
our great diplomatic characters are labouring to form a IMO
mystical Association, the only object of which is to he, to
revive, by the 'Mut Christianity and the Faith, the system
of feudalism sad stavery'."
It is to be regretted that the author of this arti-
cle, when he sistioimerd a new mystical association,
bad rot the kindless to wake us acquainted with►
.the ancient one, .the esistence of which is litre
evidently taken fur granted. Why should the
G'erntun Goveriiinents, who are fully sensible of
their duties and their rights, and wish to become
thoroughly acquainted by open Dud legal means,
with the intrigues which hire so bong disturbed
Germany---why, we ask, should they have re.
•course to the weak mud equivocal means of secret
issauviatiom.
" The issue of the inqui►ies now commenced
will furnish the key to all the mysteries which have
existed sill 'now, and we du not tired ally new owes
.far the future. To ensure the repose of Germany,
no more Is thin the uprightness of iv

Juragemei - necessary , in, An' -of its ,ig rm..— . ..........ren in Inv ..._
what matinee the evils adverted to may be remedied, I Sovereigns and the fidelity of the people. The lie suggests to the Congress the propriety of con.
and how far it may be practicable, in other re- Garman nation,d ' '''''''''''''''''''''' tc:l,:dr;
aiid safari lia":1:;.tior ridering "whether it will not be proper for the
specie, to afford to them further encouragement, forms. g The Germyan lolveys lionoura, atiiiil seeks United Stales to carry the conditions of the 7'reaty
paying due regard'to all the other great interests troth, and alistiuguirhei with a Penetration flint into effect, in the same' manner as if it had been ro-
of the nation, is submitted to the wisdom of Coo. very rarely fails, the just from the unjust. Kell- I tified by Spain, claiming on their part all its ud-
gr . gi and duty hove iii lost their I.appy influence visiouges. and yielding to Spain all those secured to
ess
The survey of the coast for the establishment of
overgite
ohim,oli and will continue to maititain it, in
Iter."—Heedmits, however, that the case " forms
the artifices of reduction. In Get-
fortifications is now nearly completed, and consider- manyP urine but straight and open oohs lead to a strong appeal to the candour, tosignsoiosity, and
able progress has been made in the collection of ma- success. Such are the paths whirls the Govern- honour of the United Stater ;" that " much is due
teasels for the construction of fortifications hi the meats have tollowed, sod will continue to follow to courtesy beta ern canons;" and, above all, that
with firmness mud perseverance. Fle who can still I ~ by a short delay they should lose nothing ;" and
Gulf of Mexico, and in thr Chesapeake Bay. The
woks on the eastern batik of the Potomac, below doubt of the
o uprightness
i:,
icofatTile panty
ole of
Gt their
oil,: -;
thence concludes that it " might be proper to
' Aleitandria, and on the Pospatch, in the Dela- and till we have prong's of the contrary, we shall make the law proposed for carrying the conditions
watlr. are mach advanced; and it is expected that never believe that the article in question. sip' I lathe Treaty into effect, contingent; to suspend its
the fortifications at the Narrows, its the harbour of others rerstubling it, emanated from a German I operation upon the tesponsibility of the Executive,
New York, will be• completed the present year. To source. iii such manner as is afford an opportuuity for
•lENNA, Decimate V.'.
derive atl.tbe advantages contemplated. from these such friendly explanations as may be desired, dum
Our Port-office has just publirlied the list of the
fortificatiorts,it was necessary that they should be ju- fo .eigil Journals, the introduction of which into the tug the Itte'ent Session of Congress*"
diclously posted sod constructed with a view to per. Austrian donsissions is permitted fur the year 1820. I Upon this point we shall make but a few observe-
madame. The progress, therefore, has hitherto been The number is not very great. The Allgenteine lions. It appears that certain .claims af•Ansarican
slow; but es the'diflleulties, in parts heretofore the %kin.% is permitted -for private persons, but pro. iI citizens upon Spain had been recognised by Ilse Mi.
least Inbited for coffer-houses or inns.
explored and brawn, are surmounted, it will, iii.ters'of the latter Power, but this recognition, al-
ille future, be more rapid. As soon as the survey of c
rinllo•wlA;leAn,d,D4cbEemfoarseNthe llt.
Three law-suits s vi.
though made in Madrid so far bark as 1804, was
the Nest is completed, which, it is expected, will banal of this city, all relative to the abuse of the never formally ratified by the Spanish Government,
abeMere 'early in tiweext spring, the engineers em- liberty of the pre*, viz. the Norwegian Army I and the Treaty of 180:1 was avowedly superseded
llpiefild'in it will proceed to examine, For like pus- against the Editor of the IVationed Gazette; the j by the new Treaty of " Amity. Settlement, nuts.
same spinet the same, on aceouut of an article
• pased; 'the northern and north.weatern frontiers. Limits." But even admitting the claims made by
headed, " Proposal of a Constitution ." and the
• The troops intended. to occupy • station at the the Aniericaos to the fullest extent, it would seem
Cotmesseidant of *the fortress of Aggetl:usis a loot
mouth of the St. Peters.ton. the ••MississinPir have the Can
Stabell, for au article rebore to that all that could be fairly required from Spain
established themselves there; end them which were. the firing from the fortress. , 4.• would be a compensation for the losses !sustained•
leidered. to 'the mouth of the Yellow Stone, on the auseuatele. imagism' QC iby the American citizens, and that it might rest
liallbuti. have ascended that river to the Council In the 19th number of the Jouriusi called " The with the Government of Spain whether this coin.
Organ for the Gergains Merchants and illunilfatc-
, Blasfarwlserethey will remain until %lett spring, peusistion should be made by money or by a remion
*ma limy •witl proceed Wllie place of their desti- iNr
so.fertsy'"whthwewreeries Lit:trier trhtenivi rawdZsical:rito!
lit.:e. of territory, such cession beim; received by the
*lit 'tl'have the latisfaetion to state. that thli cording to which it appears, that this Court has other party. as au equivalent. The seizure of Flo-
.:
ink liat
bes, abeettibetic,t
it
is @sot ityo
p witaheethein Iretit. dteemclaorefiltoiltla:lofoddispeosedustomtower. :demo tvimzecesezacletalyea: rbiday t,hinit,haen Ten; and ibn the event cod sstemplatthed
e
e
iu no
er
it tbs., taillbe"edoentages which were coo:. idiots. This atstliorims,a.mrsifitlenl loupe, that this. l light than as an act of hostility ; and it certainly
measure will be determined ormn in the Congress
I pissid by mown orsar4l se;
of Viet's.. The Committee of the Society ur hi„. , may be a question whether the Union would ire
Mich Prbstistaltals IllareAse brim made' Ili tbe chants at Nuremberg is stow deliberatingaM4 Mr: justified in waging war upon Spain, for refusing W
iChantre446l.of 'ships of *at, and in the collection I atonal to he Preset!". to .11",!,CesitCl'ess esilliec2llß ISIA kr conipeuration for the !mires in one.partleil..'
d timber elitisther Materiels, for ship buildirfg: Itl the commercial without of
,saermariy. art hoc its. ,t Aar 'way prescribed 'by the Cabinet of Wash-
.ii sietwhilabled thett.stur • nes* will moo he itrei
'wr du the subject to the committee. A. roof as "a
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that. al thiPtildibterf. end Plitee'd• in all ►reslitt% •
its; Olio iSo el '' i T 1
orselliftMlNiselOyedafsfdr:hiyiah.' ''
lif tritest itsrarities:ciao;
ecoositairrespo:ersoams
itolesengodcirtiultiwirs el im.. aw.
while
„wiher
mode
of
eompewselion
- • - 11 equally effectual reclaims open, anal is mot ears
• ' ''' ga I•Vielkla to promote !he irtlhrestalit*Oitittsil 1 adhstrty refuses. qr velatiourly sklayed by the
• .Thelleirdi.eheillallig •IR einglimeis sad' rioN . eaereheote sad. ereouleeterdt.." "'lr.!". ' - Cabinet of 'Madrid. The fate of. Florida ro.
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