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London, England, 1834-08-18 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

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trernlrive -1;1' 41.,G. 1 l . —Her Majesty the Queen of England
cllit3,- i,liietho.n:trellic.ni Saturday next, the 16th, on her return
eek! his
~._ . We learn that her Majesty's stay in our
bstand as we -,.easion will be very short, and not for some
ark ' ineatis
,;11Ight flatter ourselves. The Queen,. we under-
noar,,°4 the f i'i Proceed to Mayence the same evening,.to em-
dot, ' the st„,° L'Enving day (the 17th) early in the morn.ing, on
v(4l the c;-'1"-i-boat for Rotterdam; in order to arrive in Lou-
theth iP.NN4 Ith.--Frankfort Papers, Aug. 12.
22d ‘1.0% ~..t,ItTG• G.—The Swiss Diet by a resolution taken one
reg,Prra°e-44c completely and entirely approved an con
..h
bad I,' to t.;11'8 of the Directing Canton (the Vor ort) wi.
't e of% e .sending away the refugees, who had made a
f • ills re e Fight of asylum.
it4:ur of StstlO ' is an important victory for Switzerland, ind
f intern_,in
with respect to foreign powers, a.n
~,b e
or
4da,tpros
PeritY• It has rescued the fundamental prin-
frc'llot to
tl_lral law, the only secure foundation of all states, till'ittheattuat3 others what we would not they should do to us, '
Potjt aPpreoeial(47.ol party spirit, and has m ad e it triumph over them._
~eißhii; it has`lng: its interest and its obligations as a neutral
tre,., %rill • maintained the ground of just respect for the
till, tiote
and !tates, which the mistaken or false friends of its
:r int inq isolat• Pen
e4tee. nlcie deuce had endeavoured to change for a
%ole 0 \Thiel, .. lon.. Its good sense has made it see the dan-
ittteres_pirit that national national institutions would be brought by the
its titt,'. 1t
l'i_se.ltlght to give a wrong direction to its external.
.I‘vit its di 4 t the same perceived and wisely considered
It and its future interest.
elliePtlr-traet salll-1?;°11 by absolute force Switzerland has an im-
e,tlutteal obliTeid in its own will to maintain peace, and the re-
am itcare fet.:!°'l of the Powers • but no foreign protection
:rh, 1 fNedo ironl dang influences.' Its independence
'-, ,lei,iol,l nt rest oneroush which eixistence.
ttle t ,N1:1., °,f the 22d Jul _ COM 1 11 Fs. 1 _
that
tots, 14,1
~,, ),, tioi
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of 7 affords a striking proof
lug.irditT's:lle illus"lo'i'isr'(hn''''' ''')tilclaillid°onCtorifueis°
at s
.und jod ypocri
could not
ed h, witzeri. gment•
y tht
i_ad has not suffered itself to be de-
licinstrifts array of calumnies against the

intentions of ,the cabinets—by the declamations against
ambition and the lust of conquest—by warnings against
secret plans, and by the various intrigues which on this,
as on other occasions, were the chief arms of the enemies
of peace and order, is as honourable for it as for the cabinets
themselves, who with pleasure recognized herein the fruit
of their conduct in general and of their sincere wishes for the
good of Switzerland. That it in particular preserved entire
its confidence in the uprightness of the sentiments of Austria.
Its confidence in the inviolable respect for right, which is the
supreme law of the policy of that Power, is readily acknow-
ledged by Austria as a circumstance of great value, because
Austria considers itself as the natural and certain ally bf
Switzerland in every case where the latter has to defend its
dignity, its freedom, and its independence.—Austrian Ob-
server, Aug. 6.

ST. PETERSBURG, AUG. 6.—(By the steam-boat.)—His
Majesty the Emperor has appointed Privy Councillor No-
wossilzow to the post of President of the Council of the Em-
pire on the death of Prince Kotschubin, the Chancellor.
BERLIN, AUG. 10.--The population of ali the Prussian do-
minions, exclusive of Neufchatel was, at the end of the year
1831, 13,038,960, and at the end of 1833 it had increased to
13,223,385.

STOCKHOLM, AUG. B—From the official accounts from Got
tenburg, respecting the lamentable progress of the disorder
which prevails in the city and neighbourhood, it appears that
it has extended to the fleet. The Gazette which publishes
these accounts says, that at the instance of the Board of Qua-
rantine. five physicians have been sent to Gottenburg. A
Royal Circular to the consistories, published yesterday, in-
forms them that the authories in the districts of Gottenburg
and Bohns. have put in force the legal regulations ordered on
the appearance of cholera, and the consistories are called on to
order pruers in the churches in consequence.
The Dutch ship Geeuw has arrived at Carlscrona.
COPENHAGEN, AUG. 9.—The Nay adeer corvette, Captain
Cederfeld, will sail to-morrow for Iceland, to take on board
Prince Frederick Charles Christian at Reikcavik, and then
proceed to Friederica.