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London, England, 1820-12-05 00:00:00

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Nottoaber itt.)

SAXONY. NOVENSIN 17.

We i'{.lVP ftolll hopes - the speedy pobliestiort of
our improved tread code,. amnia better system of
j•odicial prneeedittge, both of whi# are higity
crawl: /lit Aerie. no change has.beett mode in the
Lite, though thr King is said to expert that the
Stave• will propose importarrt improvements in the
Cnio.t,tutittri. 'rive political reliotirmi •of Suntory
wtoviu d.clt more easily develkn,e themaeltee if the
ii•Tt•e.sary ittne:tor.itiona were m title Ifll thi-Cenotieto.
ttoti, if the citirenv arid formers were allowed e
Otatt.of the'reoresetetthen Id the Diet, and the
ut posed upon every out accOrdwig. 'to his
_ . . .•

A. eroded Diet is no longer suitable to our timers.
snd kt doubtless the wroth of ths 'Kong's Nlsstivt•rs,
mooing whom ere abets then as Einsirstlett; Flobehrhyd.
Gluing. and riostits, that every imlst'ulemetit
should be adopted -to the retireilastatisiti.miurstich
Measures taken es folly powerfully cosstribute to•the
good of nil elswies.. •
It iv not true that 11 the 111 ti." from. Soolls Gen
many is protillited in *lvory. but it is volt to be'
suet with at any ,'axon booksellers, sod seems not
to have been trot to them.—(Nuremberg Corte.
spundent, huusneber 24.)

FLANDT:RS.MAIL.

situiAEL., Novrmasa et.

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A Briti.h Calt;net Nle%senaer contivig-tiom Trap.
pan and proceeding with all !note to Londbin. pawn-
ed through thi; city yooerday sfternooti:
a trie.4engOr. dispatched by the Rtiti,h AUsbio;sador.
set out for London.
The accounts received to-day from Copenhagen
come down no later than the 19th. et which, tiga:.
91? vettil arrest% had taken place. but without aifect-
ing the public tranquillity. These account% sat;
nothing of the revolution a hick it %fa% atverteil had
broken out in the capital. which makes tt% how
that the gatoneut we* ill founded or eaargerataili.

NoV Sit'

The psess:ze of couriers through this city be-
yours every Lily more frequent. l'his•toorning an
Austrian Cabinet ntrii.enger, a Rassisn, sod a
Pru.stati, lassoed through here going to Patti. and
'4adrid. Another English Cabinet messenger was
also d:sp,tord. to-day tat London. All this gives
our oirriticimr an ample field fur conjeetute.
Neither the lismlstingli nor Itretrteu Journal* arrived
itis Morning rattans any new: from Corenhageh.
It is therellue to be Ilapcsl, that the news of a re.
volutini: its that city ii wholly unfounded. This
opinion if contlimed by the well-known prtidetx.e
and wadi-ration of .hr King., the whale of wilakra views
have been constantly directed to the good of his
people.
NOMMER O.

The Sections of the Second Chamber of the Staten
fie-nerd have met to•dsr tu. examine the answers to
various übvervoimis of the proiert flaw an the
tirianc,.. it apprara that nothing iv ye detemihed
respectiii4 the tootle of 'livens:inn, to be adopted
upon thy civil curie, it is in a general committee
that it Mill br derided whether the discussion 6114441
be in u loublx sitting or in a Secret roe:nifier.
VIENNA. Novtmarft 19.

They Write from Troppan that lieut.-Octrol
Count liVorrinzol, whom the F.mperur of
had avid to the King of Sardinia on a special Tula-
sion, has left Toni', ant ;mimed tlitiingh Upper
Italy, taking the way of Florence, and it v. affirtued
that hr has ,one to Naple.. If this be certain, the
Public ain't naturally feel interested in the result
of tins misaion. The next acconuta horn Italy will
probably furnish us with more positive information.

PARIS PAPER&

PAIN. VITCEMBiIt 1.

We have received Irtterl by the [sat (*Wafter horn
Sitlau, nhich meution different orders issued to the
troops, and according to which-it may be con-
cluded with snipe certainty that the Austrian army
will not be put in motion. It is even added, that
the project uf placing it on the war establishment
has heep.postponed. it.
Motives are stated 11.4
hiving influenced the Cabinet.uf Vienna• in com-
ing to this determination. However that may
be, reports ohs very pacific nature begin to circu-
late. It is ralwrted that a Grew. Power impes to
prevent any-declaration of war agitinst the Kir% of
the Two Sncdirs. It is regarded si certain. that
the Ministers at the Great Powers orLichlortn the
Cenagreas at Trnppau have addramwd a. Declaration
to the present Government of .lirples. Reipecting
the contents of this Declaration there are a multi-
tude of conjectures, but uothiioy is positively known
upon the subject.--(Joarsul de Paris.)

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER 95.

The last letters received from Vienna state... the
lope that peace will out be disturbrd euidinues
urssirated. Already the AhstrldBll state hills. which
have latvly Lveti enotictrully an the dechhe. have
eaperierieed a rise."

• NADItID. 0V1'.*11364
It is affirmed that hi; Nliojesly wait return to this
capitol on the ved ur - .
The King has ssuctioned the decree fur the de-
Snniee
orgitotzation of the stray. It sr to be corn.
posed in time of peace ul6G.$Yd men. siz.— .
infantry , . ?... 48,353
• Cavalry
Artillery
SOPint* 1,13110
ID time of war it may be .rittrildril to •1:24.C79
wee. The three Stiii• regiments are suoireestd.
The Clasen:went may, in ease of rnrctessity, inerrant
the 210i:1a to as atuch tit leo,ooo men.
The Marcel' of Cfistelur, scented of hawing
arbitrarily arrested a cooler. laun Gaspar. fur has.
ing written • porriphtst. has helm aclulitird, and is
moose& to Lit *emotion of Copleio of the King's