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London, England, 1814-12-27 00:00:00

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DtzcirvEb -ears itcININGI
VIEN iTA', DEC. 13.—They talk of a 'eery ener•
getic note, presented to the Congress by Prince
Metternich, in reply tothat of the King of Wir-
teinUerg. Bavereign appears Very ditoon-
tented with the measures that have been penned,
thOse which relate to Germany..—
.There is, therefore, a continual-interchange or
notts between Austria and Prussia; on the one
tind; and irtritteMberg on the other. The 'notes
fret Ween Prussia and Bavaria are also very fre-
ituent. A new cause of :the delay of the Con-
gress is said to be some very delicate and unfore-
seen questions which have arisen respecting Bel,
glom, Italy, Naples, and -other countries. The
English Minister acelated be wanted to consult
his Court, .and this of course occasioned great

delay.
Thirty Ministers have presented requests to the
Congress, that Constitutional Estates may be
established, in the different sovereignties of Ger-
many. Several Princes have objected to this
measure, conceiving that it would tend to djmi-
bish,their prerogatives, bat-it appears that the
principle is now very generally adopted. The
ding of lavaria, and the Grand Duke of
Baden have appointed Commissioners charged
with the organization of their estates, Prussia
and Hanover have theirs, and the King of 'Mr:-
temberg win certainly follow the example. The
Estates arc to be composed -in such a nianner as
to enable the Ministers to defend the interests
confided to then!, -without trenching upon the

sacred rights of Sovereigns.
We are assured, that the Russian forces that
bave advanced to the Turkish frontiers under Ge-
neral Ilenigsen, amount to 120,000 men.
The Princes and Counts of the German Em-
pire who are not represented at Congress, have
presented a Note, praying that their interests may
not be compromisekwithont their being heard.
it is confidently said that the business of Con-
gress is advancing,'but nothing has yet been pub-
lished relative to their proceedings.
PARIS, DEC. 23.—Letters from. Madrid state
that England has demanded from Spain Mahon
Ara Ceuta.

Cammade de Castres has been charged
by. the King tO carry to the Prince Regent of
England the (Mer of the Holy Ghost.
By an Ordonance of the 16th inst. his Majesty
bas ordered that a regiment of infantry should be
formed to be called the Foreign Colonial Regi-
ment, in which the Spaniards and Portuguese
that are in the pay of France, and who are fit for
set vice, ate to be employed.

• LOWER ELEE, DEC. 9.—An unfortunate occur-
-rence took place at Hamburgh on the sth, when
the tianseatie legion was assembled to be present-
•ed to their Officers. Some of the men refustd to
swear to obey their ()Meets, because they had not
served a campaign. Themutincers drew their
sabres, and were about to proceed to acts of vio-
lence, but the remonstrance of the Commanding
Officers, and the threats of calling in the Russian
troops, brought them to reason: Several of the
ringleaders are in confinement.
lhaLtN, Dec. 13.7-It is certain that not more
'than four battalions of Swedish troops will remain

in Norway. ,
FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, DEC..l3.—The King of
&ixonv has not quitted the Palace of Fredericks-
feld,. but his jouruey into Prussia is still talked of.
The. Prussian AuthOrities in Saxony take great
pains to contradict the report of the restoration
of the King of Saxony to his rights but, it is
still believed that Saxony will
.not be united to
Prussia.

AUGSBURG, DEC. 16. —A public paper an-
nounces that the King of Spain has again de-
manded of the Pope the exclusion of the Prince
of the Peace from the Ecclesiastical States ; but
that:King Charles IV: continues to claim the pro-
tection of the Holy See for his old Minister,
Ferdinand has positively refused to assist leis fa-
mily in any way until it shall cease to take any
interest on behalf of Don Manuel. King Charles,
therefore, is reduced to the necessity 41iving on
the generosity of. the Court of Rotne.--(Universal
Gazette.)

According to the Cassel Gazette, the Principality
of Minden and th:. Old Lower Bishopric of Mun-
ster, as well. as East Friesland •aud the County of
Lingen, are to be united to Hanover.'

fth: srfme Gazette annemnees tt►e intention of
fra►ui►►g a general Concordat for all Germany.
The Pope's Legate will co-operate in the arrange-
went. Tire endow►nents of the Bishoprics, the
Diocesan Chapters, and Seminaries, are to be
made in lauds.

The Journal des Debals is not correct in stating,
that PenerallVliila leas fixed his residence in 17;ng.
land. General Mina remained on the. 15di -in-
gait at Bar-stir Aube; and appeared to have no
ifi'rention of quitting Fr:lnce.—(Jottrtial de•Pari.s.).

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