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to the colonies, people may improve their condition.
even in their owes conntry. by colonisrtion, and find
a better fortune. We allude to the sisterly heist-.
ing colony of Frederickourd, where r short time
ago only barren fields were to be seen ; those who
gb th►ther err nut exposed to tedious, dangerous,
expensive, sued fatiguing voyages, to elangernus
dir-
eases in foreign climates, to which they are accus-
tomed. According to all appearance, this example
will shortly be succeeded by other similar attempts.
—(Lerch Pepers, Ike. 16.)

Braum, DRCEMSIIII 8.

From the Ist January nest ;Isere will appear
here a political Gazette, which will be edited by
a distinguished Statesman.
Lieutenant-General Count Ziethen, who com-
manded the Prussian corps of the Army of °lvo-
pinion for the last three yews, to the perfect satis-
faction of his Sovereign, has been called to Berlin
to await his farther destination. He retains for the
present hip fall pay, together with all the emolu-
ments attached to his military rank, and, as a mark
of his Majesty's approbation, an annual augmn►-
tation of 3,000 dollars.
According to accounts received to-day the arrival
of the Prince Chancellor 111 deferred till the 14th.
Count Berstdorlf is expected about the 18th.

iTUTGARD. DECEMBER 1.

The embassy to Romr, to treat of the relations of
the Catholic Church, of the Pro,ertant Princes, will
depart its a few weeks. The President, Von
Schu►x.(irulleuburg is appointed to that post.
The new orgsonsation of the Promos' Ba►lliwicks
is to be published by the Ist January, and be then
immediately carried into effect. We expect the►
that a new assembly of the States will be called to-
gether. H►s Royal Highness the Duke of Glou-
cester returns by way of Frankfort and Pans to
Loudon.

tIANOVEN DEMOB S& 8!

ft is said that lwr Msjr►ty the late Queen has
bequeathed jewels to a great monist to the Home
of Brunswick. It is also *toted that these, and the
jewels bequeathed by her Majesty to the Crown of
Hanover, are thope which, as we leant, her Majesty
teceived upon her marriage from the above two
reigning Huo►rs.
The Assembly of the States is deliberating on
the abolition of the torture.

JrTLAND, DEMMER 7.

A Spanish transport. with ainiut 400 Russians ou
hssrd. belongiog to the three last frigates given by
Rossi. to Spain. is stranded near Skagen. The
people are saved with the exception of two officers
and six wen.

WARSAW, D6CFMOZIL 3.

Prince Constantine arrived here this snorning.
The last fair here, which ended a few days since,
has turned out well, a great deal of business being
done.

We expect shortly the Russian troops from
France ; necessary measures are taking to collect
provisions for tligus iu the kingdom.
COPENHAGEN, cizcsirega 8.

The weather is still so mild that many flowers
growing in the open air are in blossom. Wail
Mowers, pinks. surieulas, and megniunette, are in
blossom, again. Oats that were sown in August
are in ear now in December.
The Counsellor of State, Berated. J.U.D. has
just published a work in German, called " Os the
Fundamental Principles of Criminal Legislation,
oath a Preface by the Author, from ►he Danish."—
( flanibargh Papers to the 13th December.)
Exchange on London—
December 11-32. 3.; 32. 8.
11-32. 9.; 33. 1.