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London, England, 1814-12-22 00:00:00

PARIS, DECEMBER 2.

A letter from Leghorn, of the 26th of November,
says, is A vessel just arrived from the Island of Elba,
has brought the news, that Bonaparte was very ill
of an inflammation in the breast. This vessel, which
belongs to him, was designed to convey to the Island
the celebrated Physician Vaccari. It is remarked,
that ever since the arrival of Baron Koller, at Porto
Terrajo, Bonaparte has been constantly pensive and
melancholy."

FRENCH PAPERS.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 5.

The Emperor of Austria has received from the
ring of Denmark the decoration of the Order of
the Elephant, and has conferred in return on that
Sovereign, the Hungarian Order of St. Stephen, as a
testimony of the friendship which exists between the
two Monarchs.
According to a new order of the Council of War,
all the regiments of the line and the first battalions
of the Landwehr, are to get in readiness their bag.
gage and field equipage.
Our Papers contain long details of the late Car-
nival, and of a visit which the Empress of Russia
and the Kirg of Denmark paid to tbe Mint. Medals
were struck on thi3 occasion, and presented to those
august personages.
lhe Emperor of Russia was very busy during the
few days that he kept his apartments, and made seve-
ral conciliatory propositions to the Ministers of the
Allied Powers. But those diplomatic characters,
who pretend there is not a good understanding or
basis concerning the negoeiationi, have, indeed, some
reasons to fear the result of the discussions. They
found their arguments on what is actually passing,
and is known to all the world. Numerous armies
are assembling on the confines of Gallicia : a power.
ful Austrian army, under the orders of General Hil-
lier, is forming on the banks of the Saave, and it is
not apprehended that Prussia will dispossess herself
Of Saxony, before she meshes indemnities which will
be equivalent. At all events -the Emperor Alexan-
der will retain Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
The work, of which a copy being translated into
the Turkish language, and sent to Constantinople,
caused an assemblage of the Divan, and an animat-
ed discussion, was written by Doctor Lippe. The
result of the Council was, that the Austrian Inter-
nuncio was written to, to furnish explanations to the
Sublime Porte. As this work spoke of the liberty of
Greece, and of the deliverance of those fine coun-
tries from the yoke of the Turks, it was sought after
with great anxiety by the Greek inhabitants, and pro-
duced an excessive enthusiasm. Several hundred
copies were seized and carried off from the merchants
and those who had sold them were arrested. The
Forte has taken precautions to allay the ferment this
book has occasioned.
Four battalions of grenadiers have, it is said, re-
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to re-
mora to their garrisons. This circumstance, connect-
ed with sever,' others, causes it to be presumed that
the Sovereigns will certainly off, u has been announ-
ced, about the middle of this moadso
DECEMBER 6.—Yesterday evening Oa Carnival
took place, as on the two former °Melons, in the
Ridiug School. There was afterwarda a grand sup..
per in the Hail of Ceremony of the Imperial Palace.
The news to-day we of a shore pacific tendency
than they have been of ate, A tete ii even exulted,

in by anticipation, as intended to take Ow before
the departure of the Sovereigns, which proves that
the most perfect harmony prevails between them. It
is to be called the " Festival of Peace ;" it will take
place on the day after the signing of the Mani-
festo, which will contain the principal articles de-
creed by the Monarchs, and intended to serve as the
bases of the articles which will remain to be discus-
sed amongst the Ministers. Heralds at Arms will
proclaim them in all the public places ; the troops
will be drawn out, and every thing will be conduct-
ed with the greatest solemnity. But it is to be re-
gretted that the day for so grand a ceremony has not
been yet fixed on. This news has caused some rise
to take place in the funds.
The departure of the King of Wirtemberg appears
to be deferred. Several of his effects have been
lately unpacked.
DECEMBER 3,—The claims which Count Lndovisi
has laid before the Congress to the Isle of Elba and
the Principality of Pinmbino, have not been allowed
to pass unnoticed. The mission of General Koller
to Italy and the Isle of Elba, seems to be their re-
sult. According to several persons, it relates to an
alteration in Napoleon's residence. Several Powers
have required it.
Decesizeit s—The King of Saxony is forthwith
expected here in consequence of our Emperor's invi-
tation. He will be an inmate of the Palace. This
news, which seems to be authentic, was soon spread
throughout the city. The pleasure it tweaked,
proves the interest which the people of .Vienna have
in the fate of this Prince ; a consideration much to
their honour !

DECEMBER 7.—lt is asserted that the Marshals of
France have an agent here, in the person of M.
Brosser de Vallensole, who is authorised to demand
of the Congress indemnities for the estates which
they possessed in Germany, Poland, and Italy, which
were recognized by the Allied Powers, and of which
they have been dispossessed by the neighbouring
Princes. It is added, that the demand of Prince
Berthier is seconded by several Princes of Germany,
and that Prussia offers to pay him an annual pension
of a considerable amount. It should be remembered
that Prince Berthier is married to a Bavarian Princess.

The Committee charged with the affairs of Ger-
many occupies itself with the demands of the Prince
of Tour and Taxis. It is wished•to establish a uni.
form system of posts throughout all Germany, and
to confide its supreme direction to this Prince. He
has on his side the Ministers of Austria and Prussia ;
and Russia is admitted to take much interest in his

According to letters from Western Gallicia, two
Russian corps are marching towards Jassy. The re-
giment of the Archduke John is quitting Transylva-
nia, to proceed into the Bukovine.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 10.
(Prom a Private Letter.)

Several well informed persons assert, that for the
last four or five days, the negotiations have not ad-
vanced a step, and they say that the stay of the So.
vereigns will be farther prolonged.—( See the article
from Stallard.) Much is said here in praise of the
Note sent by Prince de ivletternich, in answei ea that
presented by the Plenipotentiary of Wurtemberg.
I transmit to you a copy of the note sent by the
Ministers of the Grand Duke of Baden to the Princes
de Metternich and Hardenberg, viz. the two under.
signed Ministers of his Serene Highness the Grand
Duke of Baden, at the Congress of Vienna, have the
honour to transmit to the Princes, as above, the fol-
lowing authentic Declaration :

" His Serene Highness the Grand Doke being always highly
desirous to contribute by every means in his power to the wel-
fare and happhtess of his subjects, has taken the resolution to
conform to the spirit of the times, and to give to his provinces a
Constitution founded on the basis of the estates: He therefore
grants to his subjects, lst,lhe right of voting direct and Indirect
Taxes, and of commuting their application. od, A participation
i.t the Legislative functions. Sd, The right of accusation against
the Ministers of State in case of malversation. This Constitution
wiU be definitively organized according to the result of the nego.
elation, of the Congress—but, in order to obviate a loss of time,
his Serene Highness has already appointed a Commission to
consider of suitable modifications with reference to local circum-
stances. The Undersigned beg leave to testify to the Princes, &c.
their sincere respect." [Here fellow the Signatures.)