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NAPLES, io.—Our new soVereign; king
JOACHIM NAPOLEON, arrived here on the 6th, and
was received With general rejoicings. Ye.i:erday'
..eVeninga44.o. arrived the Princes and Princesses, theit
Majesties,),rhildten.
' The da3t.afterihis Majesty's arrival, a decree
.waie
iniblished;Order)ntts that. in the p'risons of the.
kingdom a idgisier be kept, in, order that the gaoler
tilay•at all times be able to make a ropurf of each pri7
and'shew the Order on which he had been ar-
fested. The register must also coniditi the naive
• and place of abode of the Agent
.of Police by Mins*
order the arrest tock place. EVery person ho
brings a citizen to prison, and does not shew the or.,
. der of arrest to the gaoler, must, as well Ls the •pr.
sener, be detained till the gaoler shall have acctuaTtlt--
ed the Magi,trateof the place, and he shall have de-
cidel upon the fate of both.'•
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•H A kßtiP,Gt-t, SEPT. --from Peters--
burgh state, that the Minister for Foreigh Afars;
Count RomA9OFE, has very unexpeCiedly Lett that
capital. It is said that be to go; by the wzty of
Vienna, to Frankfort on the MaM.
KoNmshutton, SEPT. 9—Yesterday Count 13..-,'-
MANZOFF., the Russian' Minister for Foreign, AtEirs,
rive,' here on his journey through thig city.
Prince of SAXE WEIMAR is,also e'dkpeoaed here. A
letter from this city, in the Berlin Coarant, says;
that the Pr o.,;iati army is to be put in Motion.' Of
that has not been here the least idea. The
force on this station scarcely consists of frOm twen7
ty to twenty-five men for each eoinpimy and were
even all the furloughs called in, the regiments would
be so far from being complete, that several of them
would be from .6 to, 8013 men deficient: The artil-
lery corps is not at all in a state fit for marching
Nothing new is here known of the political relations
of Prussia ; and it appears much more likely that
Prussia Will remain in the same situation, as 'she hai
hitherto been.

VIENNA, SEMI. 9.—The • two- Chambers of the
States of 14tIngary had their. first sitting on the 31sE
August, 'hick was opened in, the Chamber of the
Magnates, by an.eloquentorat ion from the Archduke
Palatine, while M. VoN ATZEL fulfilled the same
office in the Chamber of the Orders. The Arch-
bishop of ERLAw in the former, and the Baron VON
FISCHER in the second, replied in the, name of the
'States. • Afterwards there was read a letter, dire&ed
by his Majesty to the Archduke Palatine, contain-
ing. regulations respeaing the entrance of his Impe-
rial Majesty, the opening of the Diet, and the
crowning of her Majesty. The
_two Chambers ap,
pointed ten Deputies.,to go an ct welcome the arrival
Of his Majesty, to acquaint him with the wants of
the Diet, and to communicate to their Majesties the
.homage of- their respeCt.. The-Sitting being ended,
the Archduke Palatine, accompanied by. the Barons,
Magistrates, and Cuta,ellors, went in procession to
St. Saviour's Church, where they were .received at
the door .by the Spirituality, and when:fhey
taken their seats, the Archduke Primate c4itei.l the
Veni ! which was foflowed by :High ..Mass..
It is supposed that in thefirstz-Sitting of the 'Diet;
both the future levying'of they the
other d,cmands on the part of the Emperor,, be
acceded to.

-StPT.'lo.44.lilst NlTednesday her Majesty the Etn.;
press was trOvidned at Presborgb, as Queen ort4tM-
garylin 11111 'presence of 700 Deputies, of whor
tvVerity---Were of the Spiritual Order.
,The Erriceror
witne,,ed-the tiniVrtniir at the church, and, when
afterwards their Majesties, at, table, drank the hel!!!h
of the Hungarian nation, this was repiied to i)v
cessant shunts of Pivat ! On Sziturdiy there was A
pnbiie procesSion of the Court, on which 06casion.
the newly crowned Queen of Hungary was
hors-back. Both their Majesties
,are ex peCied back
this day, and already the French Aintiassador, with
his Secretary of Legation; who were present at the'
solemnity at Presburgh, have rettirned. According
to letters-from Trieste of the 2cl instant, there pre-
vails there i general stoppage
,Of payment, find
altno,t , bankfuptcy, in consequence of, which the
discount hag risen to three or font months, The
Russian ships which lay at Veuiee have not yet
sailed, though they had taken in provisions- for sit
weeks.

LEYDEN, SEPT. 28.—We have not received the
Hatubtirgh Papers, but German ,Letters; received
through France and otherwise, state in substance
follows :—" On the 14th, a reginierit of the Grand
Duke of BERG'S troops arrived: at Ilamburgh,
after halting one day there, tprciceeded to DusSel-
dorf. The 2d battalion of the 6th Dutch regiment
ha:;' entered Bremeri,, and is to garrison the inoutti
of the Weser. On the 16th, the Turkish Conti:*
SOLIMAN passed through Stutgardt, with dispatches,
from Constantinople fur Paris, which are said to be
of great importance. Within these few days several
French Couriers have passed through the same town,
destined for Vienna, Munich, &c. The Emperor'
of IitiSSIA .vas,expected at Konigsburgh tin the r6th;
whetice'llei-wai to prdceed by way of' Leiptic to
' Alnirti#:r; Marshal LAt•iirts is to wit for' his Im--
y at Bromberg, and accompany him.
It 'Ag C.ars' ,certain that the Princes of the Conte-,
deration of the Rhine will meet at Erturth, dining
the residence of the Emperor NAPoLEoN 'at that
place. It is • reptirred that M. CAl4l:6ltAttsEti,
lortncrlY the kiessian War Counsellor, has beet, ar=
rested on his estate in time Mfeiterau, and- carried.
to Ment." '

HAGUE, SEPT. s24.—Thotigh the Paris Papers.of
the 2lst state, that the Emperor, on the preceding
day, presided at 'a meeting of the Council of State,
s]eveigitGerman.Papers pretend that his Majest) had
bWore Milt time began his journey to,meet the Em-
peror .DCB.43ssIA. According to the statements in
.thd same -l'iers, his Majesty will rettra
from hi's Ger Man journey to tinyonne, by the, 1 ettli
,of Oz:taber. About that time. all the French
cciutuns, and all the. heavy 4rtillery dk•tined for

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47 7;tVry, and the earripaln will be formally corn-
inLtce..j. It is added, that' his Maj,esfy will-pom-
nyttAl the Grand Army, in person, -•-andirthat Marshal
M ASiEN 1 will command a. separate•.,LkirpFzi /8;.,00p
wet:. The German Papers also statelpihat t,hetttneet-
it,g of the two Emperors is to take liacelyallveen
Litat') and Weiipar ; that the Emperor:NAPo-
LI:ON will reside in the, former town, and the Em-
p..r:r ALEMAND,i.R in the latter. It is like,,vise-said,
that the Emperor of AUSTRIA wall be present at. his
tweeting. .but,, it is-easy,. to._percei-ve that all 'these
reports requireeonfirmation:

PARIS, SEPT. is asccttained, that great
diunion subsists between the different Committees
of Insurreaion in Spain. The inhabitaritS of the
Si,anish maritime provinces of -Andalusia and Va-
lencia betray great distrust and conteftVP ftie the:
insurgents of the northern province of Itt
had been propoied to form a Generatllctfilta, and to
naMe_ a Captain-General for the :jnigdSm;:: but' no
agreetcr!tit could be come to with regal tTto the pre-.
vious.conditions. The Leaders of the iMufgents are'
also of various descriptions. In one place. the mili-
tary men have put themselves at their head, in an-.
other the Civil Authorities have taken the lead; in
pLiny towns the Monks, and some of the dregs of
society, have been acknowledged as Chiefs. They
have besides ztternpted to raise all the males, from
Of 16 to 45, -but a scant of arms and arrimu-
nitiori prevails.

NRI3, SEPT. 23.---TALMA, DAMAS,' Mademoi-
htelks.RALJCOUßT, DUCHESNOUS, and other principal
..tors and athesses of the French Theatre, have, by
'onier of the Government, set oat for Germany, for
the purpose of performing some of the master-
pieces of the French Strmi before the Emperor of
Fuss!qa, during the residence of his Imperial Ma-
:IL:Ay in that country. The Princess of PONTE CORVO
has ieft Paris- on a ionrnov to Hamburglf.2lSre learn
froni Marseilles, that General MAREie6ft;'3.ol6 had
ai-rilicd there from Algesiras, has bAlti kaer6ted by,
order of the Emperor. t;!: •

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THIS 1.3.49 AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
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'THE Plover Sloop of War arrive a ilouth on
,tiro'r 7
Tuesday, from Lisbon, which place pibEjeft on the
cFith ult. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY- and General
FERUSON came over in her, and are expe6teclin
town in the course of this. (lay.

When the Mover left Lisbon, almost the whole
of the French Troops, to the amount 01.27,000
men, had embarked, and the first division we be-
lieVe bad

The Russian Fleet, from the Tagus, passed
.Ply-
niciith on the 4th inst. and, we have no doubt, has,
t‘xtbre this tiine, reacicd Portsmouth. The arrival
Of Si: AELTHUit WELLESLBY will soon enable us to
('ear up the mystery which bangs over the late
C:,nvention in Pcangal, kind we confidently predief,
that, when all the cifeumstances of that trans46tion
• ar • fully esp!rdined, it will. be lot-luck-Abet no possi-
E!e blame can be attached to the; duet of that
gallant and distinguished Officer. "

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A Gottent,urgli Mail, just arrived, bi-ings the fol-
ic, ving intelligence :

KONIGSBUIIGH, SEPT. 16.-011 Su9day or Mon-
-4.7,y next the Emperor ALpxdx.nin; with his
Brother ConsTatiTiNs; • and their mutual friend
CAULINCOURT, are expelled' ou their way to Er-
fur? b, Where they are to have a Meeting with
CONSTANTINO it is Saw*-kt4V,5•4100114
cs
di wry. ill will, but the Emperor imii6tyd!upocat-v;
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The diplomatic concerns of tlielF*;oi
Peters. burgh will in theme:in time be maniSC4 die
Chevalier DE RAY, the Bavarian Mirrigier in that

The Emperor 'of AUSTRIA has also [received,
through Duitoc, who was sent purposely to Vienna,
invitation. to be of the party, but it is thought
lzc v.-iiidecline it.

I,Asr night Corunna Gazettes to the 29th ult. ar-
ri•Lci, aad we are happy to say that the intelligencie
v,hich they ccittain is of a very satisfaLlory nature.
division of the Spanish army, tinder the command
of the Marquis DE PoßTAzq,),.retook.Bilboa on the
h ult. after an aclion .01 t [nee hoOrs. • .The -w hole
t ;:2 Ftiench force, which is estinratdd ',at—forty
ine;:, is concentrated behlitEt tli'e Ebro,
:t X. pot appear that any verygul,rieron
;1.i.f.:01-cements have yet arrived from -Vcanev.---
7'7!;e - Spanish armies have all advanced, for the
purpo.se of expelling the wrath from the, strong
o,ition which they occupy; and we haVe'verylittle
ddubt that I:efore this time a decisive aaion- has
.when place. The possession of Bilboa will be of
t; eat advantage to the Patriots, and will very mtich
faCifitate their operationi.

It is stated in a letter from Cadiz,:irktifiti6,th
-ult. that General DuPogt. and Adaniatal•fioesny,
w-ho had sailed for 141-ance, had been *tared by the
English, and that the former had been taken to
Gibraltar. altd tl.e latter. to .I.444thai but we are