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London, England, 1825-01-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

Ilassuaan, JAN. London, 36..3. 2 Us. 38.
Sr. Prrisasslttoll, JAm. 11.—On London, 9 29-32.
Loruc, JAN: 21.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 14.
Brun', Igor. 22.—0 n London, 3 M. 6.43#.
Asuistulau, JAL 28.—0 n London, 39. 8. 2 M. 39. 6.

Dotal and Hamburgh Papers, to the 27th instant,
reached us this forenoon. The following are extracts :

ST. PETERSBURGH, JANUARY Is.
the 25th of December to the 9th instant,
,übles have been received here for the sufferers.
sum 20,000 by the Oldenburg Consul, in the
of his Government, 903,000 from Finland,
from Moscow, 10,000 from General Benken-
ir Ambassador at Carisruhe, &c. Scarcely a
the late inundation is now to be seen. The
and warehouses are again completely furnished,
open as usual ; the bridges are repaired, the streets
- in short, everything is in its former state, and
goes on as usual. Provisions are as cheap as
were before, and the poor are properly provided for.
BRESLAU, JANUARY 19.
Majesty has addressed a Cabinet order to pe
President, Von Schonberg, signifying his pleasure
Provincial Assembly for Silesia. Otis, and fJp-
Silesia, shall be convoked. His Majesty, in his
says it is-intended to make such regulations as
suitable to the local circumstances of the Province ;
'le desires that the estates shall, in this first Diet,
their opinions.
BERLIN, JANUARY n.

• lower parts-of the city of Konigsberg were still
water, by the last accounts.
TRACT OF A LETTRR FROM RUSSIA, JANUARY 8.
'ou know that the inundation has pot done so
damage in the capital, as your Journals have
Qn the whole, according to the most
probable estimate, about three thousand persons
their lives, and considerable damage was done to
and buildings. The Emperor, the Government,
wealthy inhabitants have behaved so admirably,
many thousand- sufferers have received assistance
it delay, and innumerable poor are better pro-
for than ever they were before. lam convinced
is inundation has been a real blessing to St. N-
ils It has called forth, as by a miracle, the ma-
restation of so much benevolence, humanity, and
'dance, between the higher and lower classes, be-
the governors and the governed ; that, on a little
ideration, we shall not think of placing the bad
consequences in any comparison with the good ones"

forenoon we received Brussels Papers to the
inst. One of them contains an article from Berne,
stating that Mr. VAUGHAN, the British Minister Pleni-
potentiary in Switzerland, had, on the 14th instant,
communicated to the Government of the presiding Can-
, that his Court had recognized the States of Mexico,
Colombia, and Buenos Ayres.The following are extracts:
BRUSSELS, JANUARY 21.
The Second Chamber has adopted several more or-
,of the now civil cods. Many of the articles are

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