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to return io the Sicilian States, among whom are
the Prince of Cimitile, the Prince of Cariati, the
Duke of Canzans, the Marquis of Saboo and the
Chevalier Brancia, Micheyoux, and Angelis.

" The sdn of the celebrated MarAal Massena
died lately at Paris, and was buried this day
with the honours due to his rank as a Peer of
France.—(Journal de Paris.)
" LA 5.-Bcir, MAY l .—The day of the depar-
ture of the Sovereigns is not yet fixed. It is re-
ported that an act of great importance, which
will complete in a degree the operations of the
Congress, is to be signed by the High Powers
before their separation. The Russian army is in
full march, and will take up a position on the
southern frontiers of the Empire.
" VIENNA, MAY s.—The greatest part of our
army will quit the Kingdom of Naples ; 12,000
men oulyare to remain, who will be distributed
throughout the different fortresses. The Neapo-
litan Government has concluded with the house
of Rothschild, and some houses of Naples and
Paris, a loan of 800,000 ducats, for the purpose

o' defraying the expenses of our troops.
" The Russian Consul at Jassy, published on
the 9th of April two Proclamations. In the first,
he formally and solemnly enjoins Prince Ypsi-
lanti and his partizans to return immediately to
Russia, and there wait the decision of his Ma-
jesty on their conduct; in case of refusal, they
will be treated as disturbers of the public peace,
and exposed to the vengeance not only of the
Ottoman Government, but also to that of the
Court of Russia. In the second, the Moldavians
of Russia, who have declared in favour of the
rebels, are desired to return to their duty and
submit to their legitimate authority, as the only
means of avoiding the punishment which will be

inflicted on those who persevere in their retie.

bus coarse.

" NICE, MAY I.—The late King Victor
Emanuel has resolved on fixing his residence at
Modena. The Sardinian Frigate Christina is
appointed to take him from Nice to Sanzana, and
will be accompanied by a French and an English
Frigate. It is said that the Queen his wife has
expressed a strong wish to reside at Vienna.—

Arrests and other severe measures are still re

sorted to. The military commission is inexorable
General Giflenga, who accompanied the Prince of

Carignan to Novara, and, at first received
orders to retire to his estates, has been arrested
and imprisoned by order of the Lieutenant-
General of kingdom."

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German Papers and a Dutch Mail arrived this
morning, and we subjoin their contents :
CC AMSTERDAM, MAY 16.- The Amsterdam
Courant contains very long -despatches ,from
Lieut.-Colonel Keer, respecting the particulars
of his successful Expedition against the Pirates
of Banca, the dispersion.of which is expected to
be of great advantage to the navigation of those
seas.
" FROM THE ELBE, APRIL 2.s.—Prince Har-
den-berg, who has returned from his diplomatic
mission, and is now at his country seat at Gle-
nike, has had 'a -long audience of the King. It
is confidently,asserted, upon good authority, that
the reports circulated. of hiS intended retirement
from -office are unfounded, and that this distin-
guished Statesman, notwithstanding .his great
age, will continue at the head of affairs. his
.abode at Lay*bach and his tour to the Southward
appears 'to have improved his health. People'
are much pleased at his return, for they are con-
vinced that Many most important affairs that have
been suspended will now betaken up again and
finally decided.

44 Prince Henry, the •youngest brother of the
King of Prussia, who has been for some years in
Italy, and who was so much pleased with his re-
sidence in Naples, though political storms in-
duced him to go fora while to Rome, intends to
prolong .his stay in Italy, and will soon return to
Naples. He will probably go to Sicily as soon
as tranquillity is re-established in that Island,
" The reports circulated in the South of Ger-
many, of intended movements of the Prussian
army, are wholly false. We know nothing of
such Movements. All the regiments are in their
garrisons, and no particular activity is perceived
in the War department.

" Respecting the military movements in Russia,
many erroneous statements have been spread in
Germany. We can state from good authority
that the Russian Regiments of Guards have not
moved from Petersburg and its environs, nor
have any orders to that effect been Issued. The
Grand Russian Army of Reserve near Witepsk,
of which the Guards were to be a part, is there-
fore a mere fiction. It is true, indeed, that in
Lithuania, Volhymia, Podolia, &c. some move-
ments of the Russian troops have taken place.
" The Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia still
remains with his Consort in the midst of our
Royal Family. If' the weather remains favour-
able, and the warm season should pet in early,
they will go at the end of May, or sooner, to
the baths of Ems, but first pay a visit to the
Grand Duke's Sister, the. hereditary Grand.
Duchess of Weimar.

" 4 NAPLES, APRIL (M.—Accounts from Palermo
of the sth say,—' Tumminelli de Lucea and
some other Ex-deputies to the Parliament having
arrived here, were immediately placed in the
Castle, as well by a. way of precaution as to Pro-
tect them against the insults of the people. Some