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London, England, 1830-05-25 00:00:00

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L.kAIMERNIOOR, will be published on Ist June.
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GERMAN PAPERS.

COPENHAGEN, MAY 15.—Official information has
heen received here from Constantinople that the Sultan.
in conformity with the Treaty with Russia, has issued
orders that all Swedish, Danish, Spanish, and Neapolitan
ships, shall henceforth have a bee passage to the Black
Sea, without paying any kind of toll.
Sr. PETERSBUILGH, MAY B.—On the sth inst. at mid-
night, a very fine moon and star-light night, several per-
sons in this city saw a most splendid Aurora BorealiQ, a
phenomena extremely rare at this season of the year. The
rays of the Aurora Borealis formed a vast semicircle, in
which they appeared alternately purple, white, and inclin- •
ing to green, sometimes faint, then again quite brilliant,
and often shooting upwards to the zenith in long pointed
s•ripes.

General Baron Gusman hai left the capital to return
to Bucharest; Lord Boyle and Mr. Charles Lushington
have also left St. Petersburg!).
WAusAw, MAY IL—The fine statue of Copernicas was
uncovered on the 11th.

A very large quantity of corn among which are 16,000
korzecks of wheat, and:2oo korzecks of rye, was lately sent
.from this place to Dautzie in 32 barges.

HAMBURG, MAT 1 8.:---The William Jolliffe steam-
boat arrived yesterday from London, having been only 52
hours from one city to the other, and was obliged to lie
to above three hours off the mouth of the Elbe, to wait
for the day-light. The voyage was, in fact, performed
in little more than 48 hours, with a troublesome east wind.

BERLIN, MAY 15.—His Royal Highness the Crown
Prince will set out on Thursday for Posen, to receive his
sister, the Empress of Russia. It is said that his Royal
Highness and his consort will pass this summer at Pulbus,
a watering place in the island of Roger:. Count Matus-
cewitz, Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary from the Court of St. Petersburgh to that of
London, has passed through this city on his way to Lon.
don : he intends to pass through Paris.
FRANKFORT, MAT 13.—1 t is stated, on good autho-
rity, that the final declaration of the Duke of Brunswick,
by which his Highness subunits to the resolution of the
Diet, was received on the 26th April, the eve of the day
on which the time specified would expire.
It is said that the demand made by Bavaria upon Baden,
and in which it is seconded by a great power of the Ger-
man Confederation, amounts to six millions of florins, but
that Bavaria insists, at the same time, on receiving, in-
stead of money, an equivalent in territory. It seems diffi-
cult to comply with the wishes of Bavaria, as all the Powers
having recognized the right of the Margraves of Stockberg
to the succession, the integrity of the Grand Duchy of
Baden is included in the guarantee. At all events, on the
return of the King to Munich, negotiations will be opened,
which, for the sake of all Germany, it is to be hoped may
soon lead to an arrangement satisfactory to both parties.
It is positively affirmed that the Emperor Nicholas
will accompany the Empress to Ems, and go from that
place to visit the Court of the Netherlands.
STOCKHOLM, MAY B.—The Storthing of Norway has
sent an address to his Majesty, requesting him to allow
his consort to be crowned Queen of Norway.
MoNicn, MAy 16.—The accounts brought by the
Cabinet messengers from Italy bring most satisfactory ac-
counts of the health of his Majesty, who, having left
Rome at the beginning of May, mil enjoy, for a few
weeks, the pure air in the environs of Peragia, and return
to his dominions at the beginning of June.

VIENNA, MAY 13.—Metalliques, 101 3-10 ; Four per
Cents., 97 1-16: Bank Shares, 1,353 4.
VENICE, MAY s.—The advantages which will arise to
Venice from the grant of a free port are incalculable, and
we already begin to reap the fruits. The number of mer-
chantmen, of all nations (especially Greek), increases daily
in our harbours. But the fairest prospects are founded on
the re-establishment of tranquillity in all parts of the I.e-
vant and the north coast of Africa. At present, indeed,
some speculations seem net likely to turn out so profitable,
because they were founded on too'sanguhrie- expectations.—
This is especially the case with the immense magazines of
English manufactures, the owners of which complain of
want of sale. Those who have confined themselves to
Austrian manufactures have been snore fortunate; great
quantities of those goods, such as silks from Lombardy,
shawls of Vienna, &e., go to the Levant : so that there
is every reason to hope that the freedom of the port will
not only revive the prosperity of Venice, but prove highly
advantageous in opening a wore extensive market for the
manufactures of Austria.