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under the command of General

an army of 120,000 men.

LEGHORN, DECENT;
Al) communication with the
been rendered very difficult by
of our Governor (Le Podesta
Commissioner. We have just'

the Bishop of Lorea and the Di

ded at Porto Ferrajo, charged
the Kir.g of Spain to Napoleon,

was to intreat that the Prince

be sent back into their hands,

taking refuge in that island, as
It is said that Bonaparte gave
though it did not enter into
back this Ex-Minister to Spain, yet he would not give
offence to that Court by permitting him to laud in
,his States. •

Our Sovereign has also declared that he will not re.
ceive him : King Joachim Murat has done the urne
officially in his Journals : it is therefore unknona
where this desolate wretch will find an asylum.

FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, DEC, IS.
The King of Saxony has not yet quitted the Cast;;
of Fredericksfield, and yet they talk of his apptoack.
ing journey to Prague.

The higher Prussian Autborities in Sairorirt*
great pains to belie the reports relative to the I.:(tir.
tegration of the King in his States, but notwiths..R
ing these refutations, it is generally thought t::.
Saxony will not be united to Prussia.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 13.
(EXTRACT FROM A PEIVATE LETTER.)
66 The German Journals are continually arnus.
cing the closing of the Congress. I can assure you
that it is impossible to foresee its termination, so lon
as the affairs of Poland are not settled.

" Russia, claims it is virtue of the Treaty eon.
eluded at Kalisch between her and Prussia ; bat
France, Austria, England, Spain, Portugal, and
Sweden, refuse to give Poland ante the hands of a
Power already too preponderant. They propose
either to maintain the ancient partition of Poland, ot
what would be fairer, to make it an independent
Kingdom, governed by a Polish King, and which
should form a barrier between Russia,•Prussia, anti
Austria.

4• Neither has there been any definitive arrange.
ment concluded respecting the King of Saxony. Is
the beginning England had shewn great indifferense
to the interests of this Prince, but in consequence ot
new instructions received by Lord Castlereagh iron
his Government, this Minister joined with those of
the other five Allied Powers.
It is even said that Prussia herself consents to
restore the greater part of Saxony provided she ken
nothing in Poland.
4' The third question which occupies the attention
of Congress at this moment, relates to Jig King.
dine: of Naples, the rights King ledinand ot Maly
are so incontestible3 they ought to be held so sacred
by England,. whose faithful Ally he has al* •
been, that no doubt is entertained that all the en.
gagements contracted by some other Powers wit':
MURAT, will be set aside.
64 The illness of the Prince de Ligne continues.—
Age and disease, however, hare not stripped hint of
his gaiety : he said, a few days ago, 4 All kinds of
shows have been made for the Allied Sovereigns—l
am now going to treat them with the funeral of a
Field Marshal !'
44 It is said that the Empress of Russia is pregnant:
this will be a very Important event for Russia, for the
Emperor Alexander has no son."

From a supply of Frankfort and Brussels Papersil
received this morning, we make the followiiig ez•'
tracts : our Readers will see that they are no better
informed in Germany and Belgium than in Parisi
respecting the proceedings at Vienna :

VIENNA.
The Neapolitan army will not pass the frantic;
occupied by it unless Austria should require the coo•
tingent which by the treaty of alliance the King is
bound to furnish in case of a war in Italy—an event
of which there is not at this aliment the least pro,
bability.

The Princess of Wales is still here a it is not knows
whither she will go' next—some say she will visit

Palermo and Messina, others that she will go 10
Corfu.

FLORENCE, DECEMBER 5.

Lord Purghersh, eldest son of Lord Westmoreland,
is at last arrived here, and had yesterday the honour
to present his credentials to his Royal Highness, a
British Minister at our Court.

At half-past six o'clock this morning a Messengr
arrived in Downing-street, from Ghent, with a duple•
cate Copy of the Treaty of Peace concluded bets ets
Great Britain and the United States of America.

Yesterday afternoon Captain PETITE and Mr. 11..
CANNING arrived with dispatches from L rd
REACaI at Vienna. They drove in A post-chaise
tour to the Spring Garden Coffee-hou-e, and
proceeded to the Eall ot Livutrooes Office in D.,%%:-.•
ing-street. Nothing has transpired relative to the
counts thus received ot the state of atlairs At Vienn.i.

A Gentleman has arrived in town, who wds a p. 5.
senger in the William Nelson, which lett Quebec l!le
25th ult. In that part of the St. Laurence the fro,t
hod set in, and the ships in the port had, in CO.''l
quence, fallen down to English Harbour. N.) aP
counts had been received of military operations,
in Canada the campaign was closed.
Dakap.—The prieea remain the same as last week.

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