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ment May want correct information as to the state of
part;es in Portugal, and the views of the Km:, which
Lord BERESEORD, from the confidence he enjoysy must
be well acquainted with.-
A Cornish Paper has a letter froth Lisbon, dated so
far back as the 29th of last month, the object of which
is to represent Lord BERESitAD As having taken a part
with the QUEEN in the events of the 90th of April.—
The writer, however, deals only in on-dits, such as,
" The QUEEN, it is said, was to be REGENT—Lord
RUMFORD to be her Prime Minister, ikc.;" and
he betrays some portion of malice against the Noble
Lord, which .extetscls to his private, as well as his public
character. Lord BEREVORD. we feel assured, can vin-
dicate his conduct, and very satisfactorily explain the
part he has taken in the politics of the Court of Lisbon.

This forenoon we received Frankfort and other Ger-
man Papers to the 24th instant. One of them states,
that the hopes entertained by the Cabinet of St. Peters-
burgh, of the evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia,
have again been disappointed. This is in direct con-
tradiction of a statement Web appears in the Etoile
of-Thursday. The Etoile assures its readers, that at a
conference with the Reis Effendi, Lord STRANOFORD
gave him "the assurance that the KING his Master had
recalled all the English Officers who had entered inthe
service of the Greeks; that the British Cabinet Would
abstain from taking any direct or indirect part whatever
in the existing war; and, in proof of this, he cited the
events of Ithaca, where the English sheweJ that they
were faifrom being disposed to aid the Christian In-
surgents. The Reis Effendi, in reply, eagerly delivered
to Lord STRANOFORD a written promise to evacuate
Wallachia forthwith, and
.Moldavia in a very short time."
The report of Russir* being about to send a squa.
dron to Cadiz is contraditted, on the authority of letters'
from St. Petershutgh. One ship only, and that a frigate,
is to proceed to Best and Gibraltar. ThellousesolAus-
tria and Bavaria are to be still closer united, by another
intermarriage.- The storm has been very fatal at Wurtz.
burgh. The most curious article in the German Papers
is an Imperial Ordonnance, from Vienna, prohibiting
Lady OXFORD, Mrs. 14 __UIGHINSON, Lord HOLLAND,
and Lady MORGAN, from entering the Austrian domi-
nions ; or should they have already crossed the fron-
tiers they are to be sent back by the shortest road.

The reasons for this act of unnecessary precaution
are very distinctly stated, Lady OXFORD and Mrs.
HUTCHINSON'S crime is that of " becoming suspicious
on account of their connexions with the Liberals of
France." Lady MORGAN has given offence by the free-
dom with which she speaks of the Aust►ian Govern-
ment in her " Italy ;" and the Noble Lord has rendered
himself obnoxious by his " notoriously very had senti-
ments," by his being "an enthusiastic adherent of
Radicalism," and by the 44 insolent abuse of the Allied
Monarchs" which he openly utters in the English Par-
liament. We 'rally pity poor Lord HOLLAND that he
should be thus attacked during the recess of Parliamerl,
as he has no means of defending himself until next
Session ; and we scarcely think it probable that Govern-
ment will declare war against Austria, even for the sake
of his Lordship. The following are extracts :
AUGSDUNG, JULY v.

The hope entertained by the Cabinet of St. Peters-
burgh, that the Porte would at length consent, con-
formably to the treaty of Bucharest, to withdraw its
troops from Moldavia and Wallachia, has been again
disappointed, by tecent dispatches from Constantinople,
core by way of Odessa.
' There was on this occasion an extraordinary Council
of the Ministers at Count Nesselrodes, after %%Well
couriers were dispatched to Vienna and London.
All that has been said of the sending of a Russian
squadron to Cadiz is refuted by letters from St. Peters
burgh, which we have before us. One frigate, it is true,
is to go to Biest and Gibraltar, but the presence of this
single Russian ve.,sel in the Mediterranean cannot give
umbrage to England, which is so jealous of the influ-
ence it exercises in that sea.
FRANKFORT, JULY e 3.

The Cabinet of Berlin has received important dis-
patches from St. Petersburgh, brought by M. Itettich,
an Austrian Cabinet Messenger.
M. .Maconnace, a French Cabinet Messenger, has
passed through Berlin from St. Petersburgh, on his way
to Paris, with dispatches for the French Government.
VIENNA, JULY 16.

It is now publilly known that the marriage of the
Archduke Franci?Charles, the second son of the Em.
perm Franci, will be celebrated 'here in the month of
September next, and that their Majesties the King and
Queen of Bavaria will come to this capital with the
Princess their daughter. The return of Prince Metter-
, nich is deferred till the middle of August next.
The latest accounts from Italy do not make any
mention of the evacuation of the kingdom of Naples
by the Austrian troops. It seems that the applications
made on this subject by the Neapolitan Government
have been seconded by the General•in-Chief, Baron
Frimont, who is now here, but that no decision will be
made till the return of Prince Metternich.
WURTZBURG, JULY 20. •

Last Sunday a great disaster afflicted our city and
neighbourhood. After some hot days, during which
the thermometer was above 24 degrees (Reaumur), a
'furious storm of wind, rain, and hail, came up from
the north-west. The storm tore np large trees by the
roots, snapped others in the middle, and in the forests
many hundreds of'the finest trees were thrown down.
The water rushed thcough the streets like a river. The
neighbourhood to th south and west of the city has suf-
fered beyond description; the •ineyardf in particular,'
for an extent of two leagues, are ruined for years to
come. The earth, which must be carried with gteit