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E PRICE IX-PENCE.

GERMANY:

VIENNA, JULY 22.

Aiiqiuit Pamir, the new Britilh ArnimC.
fader, arrived here yelterday. Count Pis it's
I COUENTZEL, who goes to Paris as Anibaffaclai
, front otiV Codrt, -will hate his audience of leave
lof the Imperial Family next week. Hit fuite is
100 tnttnetons, as almoft Alt the perfons now tm-
.phited'under his confin, will remain at Paris, to
. kilt-tinder him. On the Isth init. M. d'Ewrita-
stixii fortbetlr in the fuite of Louis XVIII. and
alkerveardi -impriPmed• by the French at Milan,
whence he made his eliiipe, took the oath of die
Greek church, before.M. de .Muitawit,v trAros-
toii in pretence of a nhivierous asTembly. It is
'aid that, he will be employed in the Ruffian di.;
gn#tit covps.—Difturbances have broke out.at
lvfiliii,",Brefeiaq and particularly at Bologna, on
iticomit of the high price of bread. At Milan it-
wit artehipted to prevent the buying up of corn,
aid to force the perfons who had great fibres to dif•
I.poce of them.

ITAL r.

• MILAN, JULY ta.
Our Government, having been officially in.
formed that the Royal Dignity has been con-
! **erred on the new Sovereign of Tufcany, has I.
refolved to fend an Ambaffador to his Court.--0
That Prince 'arrived at Turin the night before hat,
and intended to purfue his journey on the folhow.
mg day. Before he goes to Florence, he dill pay '
a *hit to his father, tie Duke of Paesta.--The
three French frigates that had arrived at Leghorn,
on the ad intl. failed from "hence on the 7th, 'to
affift in the liege of Porto-Ferrajo. The Engtifit
frigate which had hithertii been Rationed at Porto-
Ferrel°, bivinLeiletefrom thence a few days
art, wlth-the .CoduniffsOners and tome va-
lttable
eintas on d, there is reafon for fappof-
itir that the means of defence, in that place, are
nearly ethaufted, and that it will foon be obliged
to (us-render. It is confirmed that tome. privateers
from Porto-Ferrajo have lately taken a French
Brig, laden ivithatintunitionfor the troops forming
the liege. :Mere were- she fix pieces of cannon
and two mortars on board of the capiured
' The fame privateers led alto taken-a Neapolitan
'mail, which, being liberated, has !ince arrived at
Leghorn. On the a7th of June, about Soo of thit
garrifon made a (ally, whom the befteging corps
(offered to advance, but afterwards cut eft •their
retreat, when they were either lulled or made pri.
Toners. The French troops before Portpt-Ferriziss
will be conficterably reinforced, and the inhabitants
have been threateped with thistevered punifhments
if They do not (peedily furrender. The three
French frigates that have failed from Leghorn, arh
commanded by Captain Barret..—The Society
at Turin, calling themfelves the Friends of Liber-
ty, are no longer allowed Ao hold public meetings.
The Canonization of CRISCINTIA v7l foots tape
place at Rome. It is repelled; that an Englifh
fleet, of 24 fail of the line, commanded by Lord
Kstru, had appeared off Genoa.

ILATII3I;iON, JULY as.
Aaron gvetoEllT6SCH, wire Loral Knitter from
the Eleftor of MINTZ' .ffiough he, is not yet eon.
pletely recovered from his ;Lids, called an extra-
ordinary meeting of the Diet, for the azitiemaloadr-
der to confider what would be the molt e
means for obtaining the end propofed.in the Im-
perial Court Decree of the 26th ult. but as none
of the Ambafradors have as yet received
Idßrur-
pions on this momentous bnfiners, they; have uot
clued themfelves with relpedt to it, but oily re.
ported it to their principals. It appears snore and
more that the molt important obit& of the ins-
lending deliberations, the hid:ratification of the
Grand Duke of TUSCANY, is by no means arrang-
ed between the two priniipal powers, and that the
difficulty in coming to an agreement upon this
point, is the principal obilacle to the final fettling
of the negotiations between.Auftria and Frame—
The former trying every means for efAaing this
Yuiemnificatipn in Italy, in order to ditaluills, as
much as poffible, the mars of fccularizatiOns in
Germany I when, ore the other hand, France abides
by the sth article of the treaty of Luneville, de-
co-tag the indemnification of the Grand Duke of
Tosasv in Germany. The Ambafradon from
Ealetiefliail States are privately employed is
deliberations on the bell means for earnring [ne-
eds to the plan to give unlimited power to the
Fatragoa for fettling the whole bufiners.
OSNABAUCX JULY r.s.
Of the difturbinees, which had . nessPededll
broken out here o the t3tb, the following parti-
culars may be relied on t Molt of the journeymen.
Mechanics having buck, and ptoceeded to a place
about a mile ands half difliat from this city, the
Magifiratcs wished to refterie them to order, for
which purpo(e a Deputation West out to them in
the morning, followed by a detachment of troops,
by order of the Government. The gates had re.
mained (hilt but:a great part of the inhabitants
had, nevertgelers, found means to geke the place
where the journeymen were afrembied. AR amica-
ble exhortations remaiiied fruitlefs, owing to the
encouragement which tome of the fpe&lttors gave
to the journeymen, who even proceeded to hoffili.
ties againa the military. which forced them to fire
among die rioters, when !bine of the
of the rpeftators were kale
In conrequence of this, the
alTernbled in the town-hall, were
felted by the populace ; but,
tranquillity was reflored. and •
uo appearauee that it will be