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LONDON,
SATURDAT, DECEMBER 30, 18'20.

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4U‘ope,
The Affairs of Naples are still in such a sta'Pies tin
of uncertainty that no wise man will presume' !very all
form any decided opinion on the course of even

integrity
krity of

or their probable termination. The MornO
Chronicle, however, which has long been diso

countric

Will nut

lere, is

,wished for its " second sight," or rather, to ti
cons' to ful6l.
, Paternal
its own memorable phrase, its ' progiloSticatir
People et
predictions," ventures to prophecy the
quences which are likely to result from the eis and my
of the King of NArbEs to Liy'bach. 0 logemer
to the pt
this species of political second sight it hi
this co-c
already penetrated into the breasts of tt pose to
other Sovereigns, and predicts that . thil Your pt
will issue a Manifesto or Declaration in the nai pensible
inte•;csts
of FERDINAND, nullifying all the late proceedini of which
in Naples, and march to the frontiers of the kind „.idt„„
dom. The truth is, that The ,'!Morning Chronici true fri
supposes that the Neapolitan Patriots at which f.
Accep
much of the same breed a 3 our Rad iCi
tiun, ant
You

Reformers at home, and the article in o
Paper of last night, of which it has talo
a part, has no doubt induced it
strengthen the suspicion. We derived t
whole of that article from the first authorit
and our Readers may rely on it. While ti
KING was in Naples, he was forced to assent
every thing proposed to him, and there is reasi By tht
King, of
to believe that the Revolutionists thought mot
&c.;
of raising themselves to power than of guardio Ac.; Gi
the proper rights of the Monarch, or promotif To
the happiness of the Kingdom. It was, therefoii The
in Cong
proper to release the Monarch from his sta+:
captivity, and to afford him the full po
acting for himself. The life of the !-
least is safe, and who can tell whether he .
not have suffered the same fate that befel the
fortunate Louts Louis SEIZE. If that King could ha(
been rescued from the hands of the Regicide'
the horrors of the Revolution might have been
a great degree averted, and other States hal
been secured from those revolutionary mov
ments which shook every Throne in Europe
its foundation.

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We can assert, with full confidence, that tht
is no truth in the report of Lord HARROWBI

Family,

tbat Di

resignation.

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from ti]
Far L

We have had no arrival of Paris Papers
morning.

to this

of my I
flew an

Frankfort Papers arrived last night to the 5!
inst. The Triennial Budget for Wurtembc
has been laid before the Diet of that country.
Loan 01200,000 florins is proposed to cover t
deficiency for the year ending on the ?Atli
June next. By the joint operation of an increr,
of revenue, and a diminution of the expenditul
it is calculated, that in the two ensuing yeg
this loan will have been reimbursed, and a
plus le:t in the Treasury of 25.,000 florins. II

to the

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tution.

stances
shall b,

bases :.

Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt has submit
to the two Chambers of his Diet the new Ac
Constitution; which was accepted by acclai

Letters from Milan of the 16th inst. state, tt
the orders of the Austrian G avernment had be'
received there for raising troops by a conscri
tion, which there was no doubt would be cart.:
into effect, and with the full rigour. The n.•
ber of men to be raised by this mode in Mi
and the surrounding district, was 4,973, and t
term of service was announced to be not thrt
or four, but eight years. The measure was co
sidered at Milan to refer not merely to the d
signs against Naples, but to views of a still me
serious nature, the purport of which is not e
plained, the results of the Congress at Troppa

The Duchess of CLARENCE being consider
happily recovered from her accouchement, tl
band accompanying the mounting the Kini
Guard, on Thursday morning,•played when ne
the residence of the Royal Duke and Duch
for the first time since the confinement of t
Royal Duchess. The infant Princess Elm
BETH continues remarkably well and thriting.
The Duchess of KENT drank tea with t
Duchess of CLARENCE 011 Wednesday and Thu
day evenings.—The Princess Boring visited t)
Duchess of CLARENCE on Thursday morning:
On Wednesday the Princess SOPHIA dined wi
the Duke of SUSSEX, at his apartments in t
King's Palace at Kensington. The Duchess
KENT spent Tuesday evening with the Princl
SOPHIA, at her residence in George-street, He
ver-square.

We understand Government has paid 6001.
ing the half-year's rent due by the QUEEN
Brandenburgh House, and that Lady ANN 1-1
MILTON has been compensated from the sal
quarter for the use of her Ladyship's house
Portman-street, by her MAJESTY,, in the coul
of the last summer.—(British Press.)