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London, England, 1835-11-17 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS•

NAPLES, OCT. 24.—The variations in the temperature
which have been observed this year were at no time 20 sensi-
ble as in the month of October. On the 9th, the mercury
in Reaumur's thermometer was at 21 deg., 5 m. ; on the
- 16th, it had fallen to 7 deg. ; on the 18th, to 3 deg., when
the summit of Vesuvius was sprinkled with snow, and the
mountains of Avella completely covered. This is very ex-
traordinary for our climate., The day before yesterday the
mercury rose again to 16 degrees and a half.—Journal of
the Two SiciLies, Oct. 24.
HUNGARY, OCT. 31.—A resolution just published in
"the whole kingdom, announces that a period of two months,
commencing on the 29th, has been granted to the Diet, to
conclude its labours. This resolution is ascribed to the in-
fluence of the Archduke Palatine, who is universally beloved
by Hungary. On, the day- before yesterday His Royal
Highness convoked. a sitting of the two Chambers united,
at which he communicated two royal resolutions, one rela-
tive to the proposal of the Estates for the introduction of
the Hugarian language in all judicial proceeding ; the se-
cond to the preceding proposals of the States respecting tie
law for the incorporation of the peasants. In. the latter
resolution, the King granted the above prorogation of the
Diet for two months.
VIENNA, Nov. 4.—His Majesty the Emperor addressed
to the Princess Dowager of Schwarzenburg the following
letter from Toplitz, dated Oct. '2
" Dear Princess Schwarzenburg,—Among the many glo-
rious deeds which rendered the year 1813 especially memo-
rable, the combat victoriously sustained by the Russian Guards
the day before the battle of Kielm, deserves an honourable
place. In commemoration of that glorious and important
victory I have ordered a irronument to be erected near Prieston,
the first stone of which was laid by me, the Emperor of
Russia, and the King of Prussia, on the 29th September, this
year. In memory of this interesting victory I have had a
medal struck, which I send you with this letter. I wish
thereby to do honour, even in the tomb, to the Commander-in-
Chief of the allied armies, who can justly claim a share in
the glory of every victory gained by the troops under his
command. , May this monument give you a proof that the
great merits of the late Field-Marshal will never be effaced-
from my grateful recollection,
(Signed) ' ' " FERDINAND."
FRANKFORT, NOV. Ll.—Our senator, M. Bansa, re-
turned last night from Berlin.—Frankfort Paper, Nov. 11.
SERES IN MACEDONIA, OCT. 16.—Within these few days
a numerous band of coiners has been discovered here, in
consequence of which many persons have been arrested, in
which however many innocent persons are included; as
every body who found offering a piece of lead coin was
immediately taken up. It is thought that this band, the
chief seat of which is at Malenico, has manufactured and
put into circulation gold and silver pieces, current at five
piastres, to the amount of a million.
Our Metropolitan Gregory is summoned to Conitanti-
nople, where the dignity of Greek Patriarch is intended for
hint. It is said that the late Patriarch owes his deposition
to parV intrigues, in which some think Princh Milosch was
concerned, which others however deny.
MUNICH, Nov. 9.—The departure of his Majesty for
Greece is fixed as we hear for the 21st, before which day
it is hoped to receive news from Rome, and a decision for
the removal of the obstacles which the quarantine in the
Po, on account of the cholera, throws in the way of travels
lers. This is the more confidently expected, a's the places
through which his Majesty will have to pass have not
been visited by the cholera. His Majesty will be ac-
OE; JPeompanied by his Excellency Baron De Gumpenberg,
a the Intendant of the Household, by Count Paumgartin,
Visdhig 'Aide-de-Camp ; Privy Counsellor Von Wenzel, his
physician ; Professor Gartner, architect ; and M. Farn-
bacher, Secretary. At Ancona there 'is an English fri-
gate turd a steam boat which are placed at his Majesty's
disposal, who as we hear will go down next to Corinth.