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LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1832.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday contain no
news of any decided or important character.
They state that it is the intention of the Aus-
trian Cabinet to continue for some time longer
the provisional state of Europe, in other words,
to do its best to postpone to some more conve-
nient opportunity that great struggle between
right on the one hand, and legitimacy on the
other, which must eventually take place. It is
reported that the recall of the French expedition
bound for Ancona has been resolved on, owing
to an understanding agreed upon between
M. PERIER and the Austrian Ambassador at
Paris. The important fortress of the German
Confederation at Mentz is to have an increase
of garrison to the amount of thirty thousand
men, in order to prevent disturbances in Germany.
The news of the breaking out of cholera in
London excited little or no sensation in the
French capital.

We are -delighted to be able to apprise ou r
readers, that Government have at length resolved
°n instituting an inquiry into the conduct of the
Bristol Magistrates.

The Reform Bill was again discussed in Com-
mittee last night, when the several clauses were
disposed of. Nothing now remains but a dis-
cussion on schedules A and B.

According to the Allgemeine Zeitung, the ac-
counts from Poland are all of the most contradictory
character ; it states that with respect to the political
restoration of the kingdom, nothing is known of
the definitive intentions of the EMPEROR ; and
that in the meantime, while the Russian authorities
exert all their energies to restore the country to a
state of order and prosperity, they meet with little
or no co-operation among the inhabitants, who
even in the state of subjugation to which they
are reduced, still retain the spirit and the pride
of freemen. Hope, therefore, still remains for
Poland, even though Louts PHILIPPE sits on
the throne of France.
BERLIN, FEB. 3.—The accounts from Poland are still
much at variance with each other. Nothing is known of
the definitive intentions of the Emperor respecting the
political restoration of the kingdom, whether or to what
extent it shall take place. The European treaties stipu-
lated, it is true, that Poland shall remain a kingdom,
with a Constitution of its own, and separate from Russia ;
hut by these same treaties Holland and Belgium formed
one united kingdom, and as changes have been made in
this point, so may there be changes in the other. Mean-
time the Russian civil and military authorities do every
thing in their power to restore the country to a state of
order and prosperity ; unhappily they meet with little co-
) operation from the inhabitants, but rather much oppo.i-
tion and distrust. The Polish fugitives hold a proud lan-
guage, very remote from despondency, and such language
is sometimes held quite openly in the country itself. It
may be imagined that many stories and accounts unfa-
vourahle to the Russians arise entirely from these hostile
sentiments; the reports also of pretended apprehensions for
Russsia of impending disturbances, of discovered plots, &c.
are chiefly to be traced to the same source.
phi ,The success of the diplomatic negociations, the object of
eh is the preservation of peace, is no longer doubtful,
rbatird with us all armaments are suspended. It is said that
8 Tee William, the King's brother, will return in the
PrLln.g to reside in the Rhenish provinces.
leUtenant-General Von Witzleben, his Majesty's Adju-
taut
liintit General, is seriously ill, and all classes manifest the
lively interest in this much esteemed and meritorious
-444cer.
In• M. Von Arnien, President of Police at Berlin, persisting
aterert,ing from that office, will be succceded by Dr. Frank,
, "gam otter of Magdeburg.
s'Assar,, FE,
ahortly • I.—lt is still reported that we may
A b expect AI. Von Maltzahn as Extraordinary Prussian
in assador .4 • •
count , ams it is supposed that his mission is on ac-
the PriLtit-be
the otas
te.th,rot(iugh
hthe
vourin ~,, relations between the Electress and
' etegent. The Prince Regent ia endea-
medi'um of the 11Iiiiintry and
be diWensed fi. taln from the Elector that he may
rat, the
paYment of the sum of 50,000
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