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London, England, 1822-10-08 00:00:00

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Notwithstanding.“ that has Maid on dumb-
ject, we an assured that Lord Mum.“ does not
go out to India. and 111:: the mccessot'tothi Mprquis‘
of Hasrmos yet re'mains. to be 6:38. Eight: Lord
qumu Bum-luck or Lord Auuun are how W]
ﬁnned as most likely to have thc agpnintment. as
Mr. CANNIxo feelt himself mﬁciendy itroﬁg iii of-
ﬁce {without purchasing the support of the Gun-
vuus by any'new Mon of place at pemion to
the family.

The leisurely manner in which the Duke of Wu.-
user-on has proceeded towards Vienna so ill accords
with the usual celerity of his movements that it has
occasioned some surprise and disappiiintment among
the Sovereign: and Diplomatists assembled in that
capital, who are eager to enter on the business of
- arbitrating the aEair's of Europe. The British Re-
presentative has, however, before this time arrived at
Vienna, and stated the determined policy of the Bri-
tish Cabinet, which will not be the most agreeable to
the members of the Holy Alliance, since we have
reason to believe-it goes entirely to defeat one of the
principal olgjects for uhich they are assembled-that
of dictating to Spain and Portugal what form of Go-
vernment they shall adopt.
The Duke of Wanna-rot: has once wrested these
two kingdoms from the grasp of an open enemy,l
and ifhe saves them from the no less dangerous ma-
'chinations of false friends, he will he doubly entitled
to the gratitude of the Peninsula. \Ve some time ago
stated that it was probable our Representative to the
Congress would merely deliver in the ultimatum (we
adopt the word. since it has recently become fashion-
able) of our Government, without sharing in the de-
liberations of the Congress; and we now understand
that this will be the ease, and that he will neither

proceed LoVerona, nor take any part in {he conferences"
of the Holy Allies at. Vienna. This shew: the deci-
sive character of his Grace's mission, and we trust it
will be found as soccesst’nl as it is decisive.

The French Papers of Saturday has arrived by
express. Their contents possess little interest. M. de
Cnneauenuwn was expected to set out for Verona
on Sunday. whither the King of Pauseut is proceed-
ing incognito, under the name of Count Ronni. 9n
the 29th ult. his Prussian Majesty arrived at Straso
burg, and alighted at the Cathedral, where General
‘PAurutL-annou, Commandant of the division, the
Prefect, the Commandant of the department, and
the Mayor, were presented to him. After viewing
that beautiful ediﬁce, and enjoying the admirable
prospect which Alsace presents from the Tour, his
Muss“ proceeded to the temple of St. Thomas tei
view the tomb of Marshal San. He then visited the
promenades of Broglie, Contades, Robertson, and the
Orangery, whence be repaired to the head-quartes of
the division. Being informed that the Lieutenant-
General had assembled the principal Functionaries
at a banquet to celebrate the anniversary of the birth
of the Duke of Bounnnux. he was pleased to join
[he party, and gave the iolloiwiug toast—“ The King.
the Duke of Bourdeaux, the Royal Family, and .11
their faithful scriants.” He afterwards visited the
Theatre, and departed at six in the evening, expmg.
ing his regret that he could not'eontinue longer in‘
the city. The two Prussian Princes, Fueuntcx Wu,
mus Lewis and Fnsnxrttcx Cannes Auntie“,
were expected the following day at Strasburg. They
keep at the distance of a day’s journey behind their
august father, who intends to pass through Suitss'r-
land, and to proceed by theuay of MoutSnGothud
on the Simplon to Italy. ' ‘ .
It is believed that the Russian Minister Count
CAI-'0 d’lsrut/t will also pass through Strasbnq,“
take the same route to Italy as the King o!an
‘ A letter from Constantinople, dated the 4th ult.
states that the Tartar who brought the intelligence
0; a; womb at Aleppo, announced thuE ‘l'.
French Consul and the rims interpreter; had for-
‘unauly escaped from thaw A 1
IgttersfrornOdeetl state, that in dielastmnferenee‘
between Lord Sruuoroun and the 'BM‘MI
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