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SOY,ENI QITI lIICEN.E FXI,4IINi AItDRAT

LONDON,
moNDAY, FE/int:Jiff 6, 1815.

'French Papers to the 4th arrived this morning.

They contain notices of scvcral military mover
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meats, -especially of the Austrians towards the
North of Italy, but whether destined for °pea-.
tipns in that country. or against Turkey, is le t to
ht% guessed at berwcen two hints given respecting
each,..:' We rejoice to. find •our:prOlictiOns about
Moa.^.?l arc daily 4cquiriiig more and. more' the ap-
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pearance •of being. sp'.-2.edily fulfilled. It 'is bow
said :that Austria will not lend herself to prop the
I.throne of-the "Miissacre director of Madrid'.

The- contentt of further Brussels and Frankfort i
Papgrs, the. fprther to the 2d inst. and. the latter I
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to the '2otb, ult., are given in a preceding column ..
They speak rush-of military moscments among
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the Prussian troops, the precise' object .of which
it is not easy to ascertain. %The'aCCOunts from
Vienna continue to be pacific,
.and . the Empe-
ror A LEXANDER, .it IS. stated; ,will- leave that ca-
pital soon after the 12th, the Emperor FRANCIS'
birth-day.
,I,Vc.hav'e reason to believe this fact,
and know that 6_14 is no. new inientiop of the
-11n,ssian Monarah, so that no political inference.
can' be-drawn from .the'citeuntstance. -

The Party Organ of this iiiarning., having at
least one hundreti times assured its Readers: and
the Public, that nothing authentic is knoWrn: re-
specting the proceedings of the Congress; takes
upon itr:clf to, pronounce a. tirade against every
filing which has been done in that Congress, and
especially against the part taken by the British
Minister, Lord CASTLEREAGH. This patriotic ef-
fusion is beyond
.rneasure Ales-Ficable ; but it is
wortive-rdv,•as the time will soon come for its

Contrary to the public expectancy, (says a
Morning Paper), we are enabled
.to state, . that
Lord CASTLEREAGH IV.III not arrive in England by
the Meeting of Pai;liainent ; but that his:-LOrd-
ship!s return .may lie expected'' boht"tte inidde of
the present month, .as he•pAgposed leaving Vienna
as soon after the Datie.of.Wtmt.,lNG-rox's arrival
hr that capital, as the 'necessary arrangements of
diPlo.macY.wctifa admit et:

THE KING'S T.TH.—Yestierdhy Lord ST.
1-lELVN's arid Gelieral:CAmr.o.l..r., as.. Lord and
Groom in Waiting, attended at St. James's Pa-
lace, when the following Report of the state of
the KING, durilig;the list rupiah, wasfexiiibited:
WtNnsna CA.STL;', Fels. 4.7iThe KIN G continues in good
health ; ,butinci! the last Report, Majesty has been less
uniformly tranquil than he was during some preceding months.
H. -lIALFOAD.. W. HEBERDEN.
. • '„ • lei. DA; R.. WILLIS.

Weifurtber leran ftom the Ameritan Pipers to
the. end of Decemher,', that. re new Ex pedition on
Lake Champlain 'was 4up!pos.ed-to he in agitatiOn
on the part of the British Commander. A Boston.
article of' the .17th .mentions,' that the Newcastle
British frigate got on shore near Cape Cod, .but
got off next day with damage, by a shift of the
wind, Captain STUART had, it is. said, deter-
mined to blow her up, as from .her then situation
she could not have made any effectual resistance to
the Constitution, which wits expected from BoSton.
The'Constitntion, however, did not come, and
the Newcastle got off. The former sailed on a
cruise from Buston on the 17th. 'An article.from
_Washington of the 17th of December mentions,
that the House of Representatives was then dis-
cussing the Bill fur laying duties on furniture,
houses, and watches. It bad passed to a third
reading. The Lacedemonian frigate bad been
very. successful hi making captUres between Amelia
_lsland and Savannah.

The Undaunted and Wizard were at Corfu on
the Ist Jantuav ;' nearly all the other'shipS•of the
squadron. on the Afediterranean station were at
Palermo. The communications between Lord
CASTLEREAGH, at Vienna, and Gen. CAMPBELL,
Commander at Corfu, had been very frequent.•
It is said the QUEEN will hold a Drawing-room
oti Thursday fortnight. . 1
We understand the I'EUNCE REGENT is expect-
ed in town on Wednesday. His Royal Highness
will shortly hold a Levee.
On Friday evening,. after the Cabinet Council
broke up, Mr. EVANS, King's Messenger, was
sent off with dispatches for Vienna.

• -The difficulties which had at first arisen as to
the:accommodation of Mr. CANNING at Lisbon,
have, it seems, been removed ; he has been ac-
commodated, With his suite, in one of the Royal
res'iderices.

'Yesterday the Earl of LIV,ERPOOL gave grand
dinner to a large party of NoblenAen and Gentle,
wen, at Fife House.