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London, England, 1820-11-22 00:00:00

HAWBURGR PAPERS.

STBASBURO, NOVEMBER 2.
Our Gazelle contains the lOllowing front Frank-
lin t :
" Two most remarkable documents are in circit-
Idtion here : one of them is called Précis Somnaire
der entretiens aver M. le Prince de Cimitelle, front
which it seems that all hope is vino that the present
Government of Naples can come to an amicable
agreement with the Court of Vienne.
" Because the Neapolitans do not support them-
selves on the only allowed principle—that of stabi-
lity, the kingdom of Naples is in a state of moral
pestilence, ugainst which all States eiot infected
must he on their guard. ( Blood is going to flow—
cannot tli.sentble it.) Whets the Nobility effect
a counter revolution—when the Carbonari are de-
clared traitors—when Pepe, 31orelli, Minchiiii,
have been condemned by a military tribunal—when
all the Orchoonces publi.lied since the 51h Jane are
revoked—then, and not before, the evil May he re-
medied; and in this case 80,000 or 100,000 are
ready to be sent to the a-oistoisce of the King of
Naples."

CARLSRUHS, OCTOIIIII 49.

A great deal of base coin hiss been for some iirue
in circulation ; the palace have at length seized the
criminal, or at least one of them. iVe he.itate to
meld his name, as it is that of one of the first fa-
milies in Switzerland, highly distinguished in the
literary world. We cannot conceive how so well-
informed and opulent • mats could fall so low. He
Isis resided half a year among us, and was intimate
with molly considerable families. The implements
of coining found in his apartments unhappily I.ave
no doubt of his crime.

The lislistrr of girte, Barna Bentelt, will make
a journey to Italy for his henlth.

BERLIN, NOTEMBRR 7.

The following circumststsce army lead to various
nsisrepresrutatious:—On the lath October, two in-
habitants of this city. one of them formerly manager
of a theatre, and the other a citizen, informed the
police that a certain publican, mimed Schulze, has!
plotted to murder several persons of distinction,
anti had hr this purpose procured two daggers,
and also a dose of poison for himself in case he
should be arrested ; that he kept the daggers and the
poison in a chest of drawers which was particularly de.
scribed. Though the police had not much confidence
in the informers, it however should not disregard
such a positive assertion. The house of Schulte
we* examined and the articles found as described,
as will as eleven ball cartridges. As Schulze could
give no sufficient reason for having these things in
his possession, and contradicted himself in his ex-
amination, and as it wits also known that he used
inconsiderate language, he was put into confine.
meat ; the two iaforalers also, who were foetid to
have evaded au arrest to which they had been con-
demned. There has been no further examination,
nor any persons arrested.

BRESLAU, NOVEMBER 8.

Ilia Royal Ilighneas the I-Itreditary Grand Duke
of IVeitnar arrived here yesterday. with his consort
the Grind Duchess Msris, sister to the Esuperor
of Ruseia. on their way to Troppau.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 5.

Our relations with Naples have not yet under-
gone the smallest change. Well-informed per-
sons assert that our Court will not depart from its
resolution respecting the revolution in Naples.
The decisive moment however approaches.
The conferences at Treppau are opened, and
there is no doubt hut that the ►e.nlutious there
adopted will be speedily put into execution. It is
a mistake that a grand moveinemetit of the troops
in Italy lima been ordered. All the changes of posi-
tionhitherto have no other object than to provide
wore easily for the maintenance of the army. Its
destination cannot he assigned till after the close of
the terial conferences.—(liansbergA Papers.
November 14.)
Exchange on Landaus
November 11 mad 14-38. 10. ; 37. 1.

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