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London, England, 1815-01-10 00:00:00

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possible, the most Meaty. letercontiii.pid rektioil
with the Visited States ;:lintethos the bullien'of
Spanish America, which,. by judicious mapagenstnt.
might easily be directed hitti the nhannels:of !Beitlih
industry, be transferred to our transadiatie thaltip
commerce.

VIENNA, DECEMBER at
• A report is in circulation that Lord Ca*lough hes
received orders to return to England, but theist orders
are not pressing, and his Lordship will therefore
remain until the opening of PsrSunlit. The.ot4er
Ministers have occasion for his aervicesv:to repel the.
'brisk attacks which are directed against them.
Prince Metternich fiat coinniinitited to the Mem-
b4cs of the Committee ,chaigia AT'lth, tke affairs of
Germany, a second plan nfs ConatitutipnLdriiretitp
,With great .state;. madam aonfoimsdalmliestheleie*
of the five German Power!. rittokliteitta kfrillii*
id 'examine h, and Aseisa it in We:
1.61! King * .It4g4lfftieSS 114.40, b 10.40•1
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largins. . wan :sbeltirasse::Of CoidylUsiOels:'
was, on the 24th, 'a fkrisiell. Siniter 140-
2sth presents were distributed in all who waited on the
p4siOn of, this 'Sovereign
.1 thespcisreagige wire *tapir
;Scent: Besides the order of the Oddest. Eagle, Coast
Appou received a snuthos, with '•40;000 florins.—
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Vaunt Trautmandorl, and the Equerry to the Eits.'
piror, also received each a box, with 20,000 *hp
The Prinee Royal of Wurtemberg will now oeespy:
the apartments of the King. It appears now certain,
that this Prince will marry the Grand Duchess Ca-
therine, sister to the Emperreof Russia. This mar.
riage will be celebrated at St. Petersburgh nett spring.
It is thought that the departure of the King of War.
teroberg will occasion some delay in the arrange-
ments respecting the affairs of Germa:ny.
It is said that the King of Bavaria is about to leave
. _
us, but the day 4.noi fixed. • '
There is no appearance of the departure of the
higher Allied Sovereigns.

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All a-e still anxious to know the effects which will.
be produced by the notes transmitted by Russia and
Prussia—the one respecting Poland and the other re-
specting Saxony.
FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, DECEMBER 94.

The eyeing which have lately taken place at Dres-

den have made the deepest impression on all good
Saxons. It is Aka by wltai authority the Prussian
Government, whit litolotreiteti with a mere right of
administration, aye entiOnd to deprive estimable cid*
seas of their liberty. andlisbrunfonctionariesewpwelyi
_bemuse_ slut k eiteip.sisep4o-.llllolliff
'tachment twtheir Sovereign " • " "1. •
- In this case, it would be neoesssary to met lathe
inhabitants of the kingdom, with the ezeePtios of
some refugees, who would rather sell•their services to
foreign powers than support the rights of their ceun;
try, and against whom the most decided die-content
has burst forth. •

' AREVZO, DECEMBER 21.
The system of Brigandage exists in the Marches
of Tuscany to such an extent, that bands of from 4
to SOO men actually approach the gates of this town.
They have no political object in view, mid they are
mere robbers ; but the King of Naples is recruiting
amongst them : they consist chiefly of deserters and
refractory conscripts.
The Governmeat has directed three Austrian bat.
talions to act in moveable columns' against them..

NICE, DECEMBER 2t.
A great number o English families have arrived
here from Paris, to spend the winter under our mild
climate: They seem' to be very economical in their
expenses, but they have not found in our city their
accustomed resources 3 the objects of impartation are
scarce and dear; while the•Doeaee laws do not admit
of the introduction of wines or provision, from
France.

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• NAPLES, DECEMBER 10. p
Last night the King suffered a most violent attack
of a nervous chalk, which occasioned the greatest
alarm to the Royal' Family. The Court Physicians'
did not quit the Palace for tirelve hours 416014 good
fortune; the remedies were administered in ardieisnt
titre to stop the progress of •the disease. - We welt.
&trent of the cause of this sodden indisposition ; bet
it has been remarked that the King has. been lot*
.very much disturbed in his mind. The nuceratiety ,
of the arrangements of the Congress at Vienna must
'have made a strong impression on him. We are po-
sitively assured; that the whole AiliedPbvrers Nave de-
cidedly declared fOr the restoration of the ancient dy-
nasties ; Spain, -Sicily, and France, in particular, in-
sist with all their might that we shall return to our al-
legiance to our ancient Sovereigns. •

ROME, DECEMBER to.
Lord Bentinck has • had two conferences with the
Cardinal Secretary of State. •He will be presented to-
morrow to the Holy Father. His arrival, it is be-
lieved, will be beneficial to the Holy See.
It is believed that the Pope has succeeded in ob-
taining. a pardon for the Prince of the Peace, de-
nounced as a traitor and rebel by Ferdinand VII. but
warmly protected by Kiag Charles IV. an& his Qs*.
• The reocietit spread hire that Mansignielui *tab,