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London, England, 1831-07-20 00:00:00

ITALY..

ITALY, FLORENC43TIi 7.—For some time
reports of war are propagated in all parts of Italy;
they talk of a rupture of the Court of Rome with
the French Cabinet. Cardinal Bernetti has signi-
fied to M. de St. Aulaire the definitive intentions
of the Holy See on the subject of the evacuations;
tiro conditions which it would impose on France
were concerted with Austria. We are assured
that several French vessels of war are sta-
tioned in the Adriatic to watch the move-
ments of the Austrian troops ; they are well in-
formed by the inhabitants of the coast, who
daily visit them in barques. It is said that the
Austrians are about to re-enter Ancona. It is at
any rate certain that magazines which were formed
in that place are preserved, and have just been
augmented. The Port of Civita-Vec chiais at this
moment watched by several French vessels. There
is a credited report that the Grand Duke has con-
sented to receive in his states a corps of Austrian
troops, of which a part will garrison at Leghorn.

DUTCH PAPERS.

HAGUE, JULY 16.—The King, the Prince of
Orange, and his three sons, are going shortly to
visit the army. The Queen is expected from
Berlin.

VIENNA, JULY 7. According to a report of
the board of health of Gallicia, the number of
persons attacked by the cholera in that province,
from the first appearance of the disorder to the
end of June, was 37,000, of whom 19,655 had
recovered, 13,356 died, and 3,989 remained ill.
BERLIN, JUNE 13.—Accounts from Vienna
say that the French Ambassador, by order of his
Court, had asked Prince Metternich for informs-
tion respecting the real object of the continued ar-1
maments of Austria ; adding, that he required a
positive answer. The Prince, it is said, referred
the Ambassador to the Emperor, to whom be ac-
cordingly put the same question ; and the Emperor
is reported to have answered in the following
terms :

" The whole world knows that Francs is arming,
as you have yourselves stated in your offi-
cial reports, and as your budget and loan
sufficiently prove. Notwithstanding this, I have
not hitherto inquired the reasons of this arming,
but now I plainly ask you, Why does France
arm ? When you have answered this question in
a clear and unequivocal manner, I will inform you
of the motives of my armtunement."
The Ambassador it is said made some excuses,
but withdrew without farther insisting on a posi-
tive answer.—Dutch Papers, July 18.
BELGIAN PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, JULY 16.—M. de Sanvage, Minis-
ter of the Interior, left Brussels at 11 o'clock last
night, to go to the frontier at Fumes, to compli-
ment his Majesty the King of the Belgians.
General Duvinier set out yesterday, and the
Marquis de Chasteler, with his aid-de-camp, this
morning, for Ghent.
The preparations for the platform destined for
the inauguration of the King in the Place Royal,
were commenced yesterday. Arrangements are
also making at the Royal Palace for bis Ma-
jesty's reception. The King will sleep at the
Palace of Lalken on Tuesday, and not make
his entry into Brussels till Thursday at ten o'clock.
He will proceed immediately to the Place Royale,
where his oath will be received by the Congress
which will be assembled on a platform.
If the weather should be wet, the King will take
the oath in the Hall of the Congress, where, by
way of precaution, arrangements are already
making for the ceremony. It is said that the Prince
has given orders to take into his service all the old
servants of the late king who have been honourably
discharged, and who have remained at Brussels
since the revolution.+Brusse/s Papers, July 17.
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