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GERMAN PAPERS.

Lt IPZIC, JUPIC SO.

In one or the mopt exelu.sys ly read perual•cal
publication's, which i• printed leer, by Ileoekliau.,
there will appear very bluntly " the ife and dd.
ventures if Count I.its Cates—Aarrative irs
Voyage with .I'op ./eon to 31. Helena—their li•t%i-
dance there—and the Treatment they hove tr.
perieared."—Thi. we itiug i•• wholly 11, (Ica ••
up from the surest credible 1113/ utiv.er pt c ))))) inia,'lca-
tions, and contains nothinK but laetr, the authen-
ticity of which is warranted.

DRESDEN, JUNE 30.

On the 931 of June the Diet had its concluding
sitting. The Diet was .to have concluded some
days earlier, but unexpected rEfficrilties prevented
it, which were, however, happily removed, II is
now decided that the celebration of the Kt.ig't
Jubilee shall be deferred till next Ineuary, the
50th anniversary of his Majesty's wedding-dap
(called in German the golden wedding-41.4y, as the
25th anniversary is called the silver wedding-flay.)

FROM SWITZERLAND, JUNE 18.

The regulation of the army in Switzer:alid is
now decided; 60,000 regular troops, exercised itt
the lame manner, will he in all caves ready ; and
also a reserve of 40,000 men. All the oilier es-
tablishments, necessary for the formation utid Gulp.
liiPtenee of the army, are forming by degrees.

HONBOURG, JUNE 29.
The day of the arrival and soleinii entry of our
Hereditary Prince, and his Royal Coinitirt the
Princess Elizabeth of England, is not indeed yet
known, but all the preparations for their reception
are completed.

The Msgistrates have publiAad a long account
of the ceremonies to be observed, from then. arri-
val on the frontiers.—(Nrremberg Correspondent.
to July 5.)

LAUSANNE, JUNE 30.
The baths of Allisz, two leagues from Vevay,
have been destroyed by 6re.
The Council of Suite of the Canton of Fund has
decreed that a general collection, for the rebel of
the inhabitants of the Canton of the Voila's, who
have suffered by the late terrible inundation. Anil
be made from house to house through the whole
Canton of the Vaud.

A Convention has been concluded between runq
of the Cantons who participated in the French Nliti-
tory Capitulations, for the reciprocal giving up of
deserters. It is now wished to extend thi,s agree-
ment to the troops in the service of the Nether-
lands, and the Directory has invited the Cantons
to give instructions on this subject to their Depu-
ties to the Diet.
A report is spread that an Act of Mediation has
arrived from Rome, concerning the diocesan uffAirs,
which uniting Lucerne, Berne, Suleure, and their
dependencies into one Bishopric, fixes the See
alternately at Lucerne, Soleure, and Poventine.
This Act, therefore, will reproduce in the affairs of
the Church the three chief directorial town., ;Ind
would preserve the diocese of Basle, which tat) par-
ties desire, and which is connected with ancient re-
collections.

The negociations relative to the liquidation of the
payment for articles furnished to the A orb ian tinny,
have been now made known to the Cantons. Tie
total amount of the sumo claimed by the Confe-
deration, is 2,125,462 florins; the demands of
Austria amount to 54,951 florins for the demoli-
tion of Huningen. The uegociatim►s at Turin re-
lative to the interest, of the ancient Swisr regiments,
in the service of Piedmont, go on very trdinu,h•,
and nothing indicates that they will goon lead to
any result.—(Lowsenme Gazette, ✓une so.)
rams THE LEFT BANE OF THE RHINE. JUNE :G.

The state of things in the Grilaid Duchy of the
Rhine is still the same. In propor to the dis-
agreeable sensation which the answer to the
lenti Address every where made, is the ratc.faction
of the Rhenish Provnices at the emoctell
Prince Hardenherg, who, duns% Ii • late visit.
gained general coolidenee. Witt' the 4,1 l's
speedy return, we have received the am.straluce,
that be will visit all the proviucts of the Grand

Duchy. to segitaiiit Intimlf on the spit with the
situation or each province.
It is no+► well known here that this respected
Prince has declared his opinion in the most express
mouser at Berlin, in favour of retaining several in-
estutinns that have hitherto subsisted in the Rhen.
ish provinces, though not introduced into the other
Prussian dom which has imposed silence on
many of the adversaries of three institutions. In
general, it now seems that the adversaries of liberal
ivaitutions on the Rhine, are almost every where
mute, and the more as then• sre convinced that
hey can expert no support from the higher authori-
ties.

The organization of the University of Bonn is
far advanced upon paper; the actual execution of
the plan. which has been already approved of by his
Majesty. will soon begin. Prince Ffardenberg will
visit Bows and give the necessary directions.

The situation of the inhabitants of Mentz is much
improved. The burdens caused by the military
ore diminished as much as possible. The new con-
stitution of the Grand Micky of Hesse, and the or-
ganization of the Rhenish possessions, in particular.
is expected to he shortly put iii force, and accord-
ing to the most liberal principles. The inst►tutions
for which the inhabitants have so loudly declared
themselves will be preserved.—(Aron Gazette,
July 1.)

stall have a enlilliersign by wide' they may be known when
they war the creeks or coves; and, afte► their identity shall
birchen ascertained at our posts, the former arc to her m
the latter 4 any thing new they may have observed at era.
12th. Whenever a rocket shall be seen at night is the air.
the poet newt to that from which it shalt have risen shall
throiii.op smother, and so on all t►e others la asicevesitio—.
so that; In a moment, the signal. that something new hoe
►append, may reac► from the Toting' to the Goadiero. At
this signal all the detachmeals shell get seder arise, sad the
cavalry assent; and, having draw* up on the beach, they
shall send off patroles from one paint to aunt►er, that the
Commandant of the District in which the occurrent* has
taken place may be apprit-d of it without Mee of time. at
well ea myself, to meted thither.
13th. The Commandants of the three districts shall add

to these Orders soy Move that they may deem concisely. hi
the sorority of oar valuable colntry ; while I shall indslge
the Nattering hope, that the above-aestietied Csonsanslant a,
°Akers, and men, employed on this terrier, will give oar
Lord the King and the whole isaties a pm:trot' their loyally
sod patriotism, aisrl.afford see the heart-klt satisfaction of
laying at the feet of oar patinas • Sovereign an iceman' of
the exertions by which they shall have resperliveiy eolveri.
baled to the preservation of the public health is his enviable
dominions.
Algeciras, Julie It, ISIS. M. A LOS.

OENERAL ORDER.

. Campo de Gibraltar. lase 111, ISIS.
The emeriti received from his Majesty's. C,ossol-Geserni
at Tangier leave eo doubt of the 'Angst baring broken out
at that port. The preservation of lie public health is the
Arst object of my solicit nrie, to prove myself worthy of the
Ring's (wildest*, evicted by my oppointnient to the mill-
tary command of this District; while humanity equally lays
it spot' roe as a duty to keep of death from us, and rails
and desolation from the PIIdUSUIII. To this eyed, the cor-
don, established for the preservation of the public health.
shall be reintweed to-worrow for the purpose of covering all
the points of the coast; sad, until the troops tiwive which
eaSsii their march to this district, the Company of Ewe-
poem of Delores shall cover Item the Talmo to thellartles
Viseyard, both points inclusive, and from this to the Com-
disco, the Regiment of feaster of Gallicie, sod the squadton
of Saatiago.

All these points shill ►e seder the command of three
Meld Officers, sonnely, from the Tolmo to GaHardie. Viet.
yard, trader Lieutenant-Colonel Ordonea, rnmnianding the
incopeteros of Gately.; from the said Vineyard as far as the
rive► Palmas's, Workmate, under Cabinet V.lase°, Major
adds Campo ; and, from the Guadarranque as far as the
Goadiaro, seder Colonel Acosta, commeadast of the lines
before Gibraltar. Every post is to report all new wear-
resew to the Officer Commanding, and the latter to me ; earl
those Officers ere "dies to visit the posts within their die-
tricts„ where Owegea to be received as greed rounds.
As I intend to he the first materially to contribute to lbe
superistendroce of so important • service, 1 will 0.04
myself at Ptsentoilifayorga, as the cealral point of t►e seat,
with the 'entry that I ens dispose of, my Secretary and
Aides.deCessip, is order list I may proceed to any point
where my presents may he neeerwary, sad ere that that
important arnica be performed with pooetuality, so the
roomy to be evariered is not ewe that eau be subdued ►y
brave►y, lotropidity, or militaty weapons, sod would gain
its pdiat ►y merrily petting into one besetiful country—to
prevent whit*, ',elitism alone is required, which, I hope,
I shall Sod is Commanders, Officers, mod Ines, to whom
throttles IS indebted for so mach glory.
ALOS.