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London, England, 1833-11-02 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

FRONTIERS or BOHEMIA, OCT. 13.—The following
is the speech addressed, in the name of the young Frercla
Royalists, to the Duke of Bordeaux, on his attaining his
majority:—
" Sire,—French Legitimatists—your young country-
men—your faithful subjects. We come, on the day of
your attainint your majority, to assure you of our de-
votedness, and to offer you our homage. Be pleased to
accept our wishes, which are the same as those which we
cherish for France, with respect to its deliverance and its
happiness. Born to consolidate its destinies anew, it will
owe to you all that it owed to one of your ancestors, and
you will become, Sire, as you yourself have promised,
the second Henry IV. of France.
The Duke of Bordeaux answered as follows ,—‘, Gen.
tlemen,—l endeavour to the utmost of my power to
make myself worthy of the important duties which my
birth imposes on me, and of which you have now re-
minded me. I believe that I have thus found the surest
means to show my gratitude for the sentiments which
you express to me in the name of my young countrymen.
I shall not be happy till I shall he allowed to unite my
efforts with yours for the deliverance of our common
country. Be convinced, Gentlemen, that I appreciate
the motives of your journey. I shall be happy to retain
your names in my memory, and still more to prove to
you, one day, that I have not lost the recollection of
them."—Munich Political Journal.

HANOVER., OCT. 26.—The Ecclesiastical Authorities
have ordered public prayers to he put up i❑ all the
churches, beginning on Sunday next, for the safe delivery
of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge. Prince
George of Cambridge is expected from Rumpenheim this
e'ening.
BERLIN, OCT. 27.—0 n the 23d, the reigning Duke
William of Brunswick passed through Breslau on his.way
to Oels, where he intends to make some stay, duffing
which there will he great hunting parties.

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, OCT 29.-13 94 ; two months, 13 7%.
BERLIN. OCT. 20.—Three months, 6 24%.
BREMEN, OCT. 25.—Two months, 603 601
ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 18.—Three months, 10 23-32.
Yesterday, in consequence of expresses from Amster-
dam, the Stock Market received a favourable impulse;
prices rose, more particularly those of Austrian Securities,
Bank Shares being done at 1224. for the end of December,
and Five per Cent. Metalliques at 95. The decline in
Pari+ on Thursday last depressed the market ta.day.
Discount 2 per Cent. End of October.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent 7l
Anglo-Russian 984
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent., 1820 9114
Ditto, ditto, 1831 9O
Ditto, ditto, 1832. 9ot
Polish Bonds llB%
Prussian Bonds, 1832
Austrian Bank Shares l2ll
Ditto Metalliques
Ditto 4 per Cent.....
Spanish 3 per Cents.
Ditto 4 per Cent 434}
Dutch 2% per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents.
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Hamingrg.lteporter.
MUNICH, OCT. 25.—M. Lesmire, Colonel in the Greek
service, has given notice that the Regency of the kingdom
of Greece has again commissioned him to raise 1,4001
men (infantry), on the same conditions as the former
levies were made.
VIENNA, OCT. 22.—Five per Cents., 91i ; Four per,
Cents., 801 ; Bank Shares, 1,174.—A1/getneine Zei-
twig, Oct. 27.
BANES OE THE MAINE, OCT. 24.—1 t is no longer
doubtful that a German Congress will be shortly assem-
bled. It is even said that the different Governments of
the Confederation have had formal notice of it, and that
the four free towns have been called upon to choose a Pie-
nipot.-ntlary to represent them. The Prince Royal of
Prussia will, it is said, have an interview with the Prince
Regent of Hesse, at Liman or Fulda, whence the Prince
Royal will proceed to Munich by Darmstadt.—Suabian
Mercury, Oct. 26.
VIENNA, OCT. 22.—Affairs become gloomy in th,
West. The manifesto of the Queen of Spain may b 0
received with satisfaction, but still it must be feared it
will be difficult for her to silence the different parties.Soin.
time most still elapse before Donna Isabella can be recognised
by all the great powers, for experience bas shown that in
these matters too much haste should not be made. The
Spanish Ambassador, Count Campuzoano, has nicked),
announced the young Queen's succession to the throne to
our Court, but has not yet produced the usual credentials,
nor can he do so until the recognition of the new Govern-
ment is announced. Our Funds are flit, owing to the
political conjectures. The constant endeavours of our
monarch to make his people happy have been crowned
with the happiest results, and, amid the many calamities
that have recently occurred, no land has beets less
visited than Ault.;. In the provinces the Emperor was,
everywhere received with transport, and
his capital was hailed with triump
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‘4sauntturlitary service.
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A change is spoken of inth.-
~ ity will be made President
It is said thal.,lll.ttE7i-y- Cuuncil. This argues well for a
c'fl23erble reform in the army. Should this he con-
firmed, we may believe the report that Prince Philip of
Hesse Homburg, now commanding at Gratz, will he
appointed to the post in Italy filled by Count Radesky.
The Prince of Hesse Homburg is known as one of the
most able of the Austrian Generals, and was, in the
years 1826 and 1821, employed in important diplomatic
missions.

We are waiting impatiently for news from the Hague
It is hoped that Prince Felix Schwartzenherg will be
successful in his mission, and that the Belgian question
will he at length decided. It is no longer spoken of, as
tl,e public attention is engrt,ssed by the more important
events which are occurring I eyond the Pyrenees. Com
merce, howev-r, which judge. of the effect of political
events by the state of the Funds, still fixes its eye on
Belgium, and seizes on all intelligence that comes from
thence.

Aletalliquep, 5 per Cent., 91 11 32 ; Ditto, 4 per
Cents., 81 ; Bank Shares, I,l7l4.—Allyemeene Zei.
tune, Oct. 26.