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London, England, 1815-11-27 00:00:00

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GERMAN AND. SWISS PAPERS,

[RECEIVED Tills MORNING.]

VENtcs, Nov. s.—His Majesty the Emperor
of Austria, gave audience on the Ist, to all the
Civil and Military Authorities ; on the 2d, lie, vi-
sited the Hospital and the Foundling Hospital ;
and on the -3d, the Arsenal, where his Majesty
n.ent on board- several vessels. The Venetian
Noble Guard, to which persons from Inc Pro-
vinces east Of the Mincio ,are qdmitted,.lts the
honour of doing duty aliiout_their Majesties.
Field-Marshal Count Bellegartle is come from

. The works of Art belonging to Venlce are ex.-
pected here about the 24th, from Paris.
VIENNA: Nov. B.—The rise in the price of all
necessaries of-life has caused a rapid fall in our
exchange, so that it was this evening at 386. In
ail business there is a stagnation and general want
of confidence. Every body wishes and hopes
that the Governn►ent will take serious measures
to check the increasing dearness of all neces-
saries. '

The Archduchess Maria Louisa, and the Coun-
tess of Lcpano, -had 'lately an interview at Lux-
.burg, but before the news of Alutat's tragical end.
16 this interview, Madame. Murat presented her
family to the Archduchess, young Napoleon was
not present at it,
ROME, OCT. 2G.—The following letter, Which
MURAT is stated to have written to his wife the
day of his -execution, is in circulation here and at
Naples. 'We do not, however, .venture to decide
on its authenticity, as several internal and ex-
ternal marks render it doubtful : •
". My Dear-Caroline,—My last hour is come:
in a few moments I shall have ceased to live. You
will no more have ‘a
. husband, nor my children a
father: Think On me ; do not curse my memory.
I die innocent—my life is stained by no unjust
sentence. Farewell, my Caroline; farewell, my
Letitia; farewell, myLucien; farewell, myLouisa ;
' spew yourselves constantly worthy of rue. I
leave you, without estates and kingdom, among my
numerous enemies. Remain always united; suety
yourselves superior to misfortune, and think more
Ott what you;are, than on what you were. God bless
,you! never curse my memory. Recollect; that
the bitterest pain I feel in my last moments is that
of dying far from my children. Receive my pa-
ternal blessiu:ts, my tears, and my tender em-
braces. Never forget your unhappy fattier.
" 0ct.12, 1815."
BERLIN, Nov. 7.—The receipts of the exhibi-
tion of the works of Art, which are designed for
the wounded, amount, after the deduction of all
expellees, to 2000 dollars. It is said the King
has approved of the idea lately Mentioned in pub-
lic Papers, of forming all the works of Art into a
National Museum, and that orders are already
given to appoint one of the Royal buildings for
that purpose.
UPPER RHINE, Nov. 9.—lt is not true, as
,many public Papers have asserted, that the corps
of the Allied troops returning from France have
received counter orders, and %vat not leave France
for the present. Those corps that have already'
begun their march on this side, continue its-
without any interruption:
ARAN, Nov. lb.—Accounts from Rome of the
21st of .October state as "'!Trey have
been at work in the Propaganda for three days
with locked doors. It is supposed they have been
employed on religious constitutions for the Ca i
tholic States. They also speak of a formal de-
claration respecting the constitution of ' the
church in Cermanv. Our Court scents resolved
not to matte any further compromise with the po-
litical printiples. which introduce a general tolera-
tion of all religions. It is at least decidedly eel.- •
twin, that it will 'not give up the smallest part of
its pretentions in Italy.
LAUSANNE, Nov. 14.—The share of Switzer-
land iii the contribution to be paid by France is
now fixed at 3 millions. The halt million, con-
cerning which there was some doubt, is said to
be'destimed for a State of the North. The Court
of • France is negociating on the neutrality •of
Faueigny and Chablois, which the Confederation
has not yet thought fit to. recognise.