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London, England, 1815-02-15 00:00:00

PARES, PEORUARY 12.

Letters from Rome, dated on the 25th of January,
inform us, that Lucien Bonaparte, rat-disaa Prince
Ca no, had the insolence to give a grand Ball and
Supper iu the Capital of the Christian World, on the
ever memorable 21st of January. Th. French who
were at Romc have been justly disgusted at this con•
terapt for all proper feeling.
MADRID, JANUARY 20.

Wllin these few days, there has been a report of
a marriage between the two Infants of Portugal and
t::e King of Spain and his brother, Don CArlos. Fa-
t:ler &rnardo Diaz has set out to the Brazils to
b:iag about this double alliance.
It. is possible that the Court of• Spain wishes by
these marriages to ware the co-operation of the
Court of the Drazits In the attempts about to be made
to recovet Buenos Ayres. .11 appears certain 'that
the
.Princ.e Regent, ZS' Portugal does not return to
Eureyei.endihat Spain probably wishes to persuade
him to betonis •sue to. the war which she wishes
to -attitAst het.ittekjit.Coloszicis 'in the vicinity
of the Brazils.

Ps the ocittr.band, it is said that M. Bardazi, Mi-
nister fions.tpain to the Court of Russia, had sug.
Rested tile-idea of a marriage with a Grand Duchess
of Russia ; but the Confessor of Ferdinand VII. has

represented to his Master that he oral, greatly afraid
lest this marriage.sliould introduce the Greek Scbi
into Spain.

We learn by letters from Valencia, that a Spanish
ship of war has sailed for Algiers; with primettlis for
the Regency. There can be no doubt tint these
?resents will instantly put an end to the piracies
which the Algerines have already begun to exercise
against all merchant ships under Spanish colours.

BRUNSWICK, FEBRUARY I.
Our Duke !:.it.demanded an extraordinary contri-
bution to assist the wants of the State, but the As-
sembly of States General has, refused to grant his
rtysest, and several arrests have in eonsequence.taken
ry Cis arbitrary act, the Prime has lost much
of his popularity. He is very active, and has thrice
changed his Ministers within the short period since
his restoration. He is on bad terms with Prussia, for
he has dismissed all the Prussians who held *Aces in
his State, without granting them the smallest indem-
nity. The two sons of the Duke, who have been in
England with their father since 1609, have returned
here.

LUBECK, JANUARY IL
Russia and England are still the arbiters of the
►forth, but it is uncertain which side they hale
tspoused. It is said that a misunderstanding has
arisen between the Courts of London and St. Peters-
burgh.

BASLE, MILWAILT &
The Duke of Holstein.tuthe (ihnex.aing of Swe-
den) has determined to ♦isit the Holy Land, and
already has he received the zecesnry permission'
from the Grand Seignior. He has published the f 01..,
loying notification here in the French langdsge :
We make known, by these presents, that the Ot-I

t 01131113 Porte has given us permission to visit the holy
city— .one of our wishes is thus accomplished ; for
WIMP the object dearest to our heart since our youth,
at!it:stt a time when we saw no chance of attaining
it. litre had, nevertheless, a secret presentiment that
Providence had intended that we should one day per-
form this pilgrimage.
44 In directing our steps towards Jerusalem, we
should consider it an eternal reproach not to inform
the Christian world of our resolution, since we hope
we shall be accompanied by some brethren of our
Holy. ItAigion. We prnpose the following condi.
tions to time who WWI to, join us in this holy jour-
ney: Vio /witty from triton the IliltiODS of Europe,,

ten brethten to accompany Os 6) Jt lem, yiz, ;sr'
Englishman. a Dane; ;,Spintird,. a, it:ear: 4441, an.
• • •
inhabitant of Holstein-Eutin (manning Sweden web
presume); a Hungarian, a DutchnisekiAni Italian, a,
Russian, and it Swiss: •
ad. •
lit. Every person shall be Sti w iiiddli le frbm the
diocese or consistory of his -4:.11i!l1y1 idfl ittiose the purity
of his views. •
ed. The pine of meeting shill be the thy of Tileste, and the
period is fixed for the 24th of June next.
3d. Those who play on any instrument will do well to bring
it with them, if it be portable.
4th. Every one must provide himself with four thouiand flo•
tins of Augsburgh, or at least twelhonsand, to supply the preli-
miriary expenses of the Pilgrimage, and to form a general fund.
sth. Ea-h shall have the right to bring with Mtn a man-ser•
vaot, pmvi i.. 1 he is a Christian, and of good morals.
61h. lit ethren shall wear a black habit, which shall have
Ito nmi it. ul extravagance or prodigality s they shall allow their
beard to grow, as a proof of their manhood ; and they shall con-
sider it an honour to be called the" Black Brethren." The cos-
tume, as well u the rest of the equipments and fittings out,
shall be definitively arranged at Trieste, where the Holy Conven-
tion shall be held.

7th. The costume of the domestics shall be gray end black,
and shall also be settled at Trieste.
Bth. The last day fop being admitted into the union of Black
Brethren is the eith of June. Aegean *a it has elapsed the public
shall be informed if the number ' a
9th. Those wire enter into this oder, eimal esske.k known in
the Newspapers of their own copy t: Yd .tiles fa the Paper
ribli.hed at Frankfort on the Malnep end they will inform us
et the same time by letter, addressed under cover to the Editor
fg the German Gazette of Frankfort..

" Done at Bale, this 27th of January, 1815, of the
Ch.istian Era. • (Signed)
" GUST Aces ADOLPHUS, Duke of Holstein Endo."

This morning we received a supply of Brussels
and Frankfort Papers, from which we make the fol-
lowing selections :

ERLANGEN, FEBRUARY s.

The Gazette of this place contains the frillowing
extract from one of its correspondents in Vienna:—
" In my next I shall at list be able to communicate
to you several of the grand results, for. the affairs of
Europe are finally zettled—those of Germany, on the
other hand, seem to be protracted."
BAYREUTH, FEBRUARY 1.
Onr Gazette contains the following articles—" The
Gazette called The Chronicle of the Courts: of Vienna,
which is published at Frankenthal, in the Palatinate
of the Rhine, and which has so frequently been criti.
cised by almost all the French and German Journals
for its want of veracity, has announced in its number
of the 17th January, on the authority of pretended
letters from V:istana,—" that the King of Prussia would
receive, as indemnities, a population of 4200,000 in
Poland, 400,000 in Saxony, Anspach, 13.iyreuth, and
the countries it already occupies on the Rhine."—We
are authorised to contradict this assertion as far as
Anspich and Bayreuth are concerned, and to declare
iy wholly false and without foundations"