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upon, to produce a fear of their being met by Irene
founded protests. If, as is the intention of elfati'
parties interested, the German nation be considered
as a body of which all the members should be closely
united, their general will would of course be pro-
nounced in the Diet, and become a general law,
which the Emperor, in virtue of his very dignim
would be bound and authorised to see executed."'
It is affirmed, that in every thing regarding the
future constitution and internal (*gammon of Ger-
many, the most perfect agreement prevails between '
Count Munster, Austria, and Prussia. The Pi inces
of the second rank, and the Free Towns, reckon on
the protection of Austria, an4,l3ave come .to ate un•
demanding on fundamental principles. with Count
Munster.

VIENNA, DECEMBER ff.
News, which appears to come from a pretty &cal,
source, assures us that the King of Saxony, Wfitb. is
always at Fredericksfdd, bas declared that he would
sooner live on the revenue of the Queen .anci Aix
daughterthan renounce hii crown and hisiilon3iniops
for any indemnity whatever. A systent of resialni4ff
has established Itself between the Siiig.of Saxony
and his people, without. commtmientioC
barrasses greatly those Powers wha waits 3 dispose of
that kin4donis Austria, Frances atici•England, con-
tinue to interest tliga'ftlives for. the Kin* of 4000 y.
'The King of Woilthher*,diongli much attached to
Austria, has I,4M:duced against the despoiled Ka
Kash Power-reisizu ist its orirson...Thiaf
ion of nallickoSl serve, to explain the delays
cis the Congress, z
Notwirbstanding.sm the
..prOlaibitkittß of pkin Prus-
sian The-precautiOcis.dier talpe, ad.
dresses 'arrive here: kith alrthe:tohn and districts of
Saxony in favour of their Kin.
We expect in thiscity four. Malian-regienents.of the
new levy, composed in great part oldie choice men
of the Italian foot-guards. They are not .completei
Each regiment has only six companies, and the' whole
form but one brigade. The men desert on the road,
and thew the greatest repugnance to- serving in Au-
stria. They will be distributed at Btunn in Mo-
ravia, Prague, Buda, and Temeswar, in the BannaL
—Count fie Bluing is appointed Civil tiovernor of
the Tyrol.

Lalpole, December Si:
For some days past invitations have been Cifetl•
lated through all the Provinces of Saxony, to persons
in authority and of influence, to induce the Provin.
cial States, Town-Councils, and Communes, to pen-
sent petitions to Congress, demanding, in the named
the nation, the integrity of the nation, but without
mentioning the King's name. The reasons assigned
for this are, that the deliberations of the Congress, as
to the fate of Saxony, have taken such an unfortunate
turn, that, notwithstanding the presence of the Empe-
ror Alexander, the diimemberment of Saxony now
appears inevitable, unless the nation pronounce strongly
against it. These invitations, however, find few par-
tizans, because they proceed from persons generall7
distrusted ; besides the stratagem is too gross. Ht.
therto all the attempts made to convey to the Congrese
the sentiments of the nation, have been regarded of
crimes against the Allied Sovereigns, and threatened
with pumshmeot ; every voice raind •in its favour
has been stifled ; numbers of libels have been sires
lated against it : and yet all on sousidenabe nation
is inked to raise its voice I but with the additional
instruction that no mention is to be made of Frede-
rick Augustus) Who can fail to remark that the sole
design of this invitation is to draw from Saxony an
indirect declaratirn that she only insists on her inte-
grity, and that if she obtain that, she is ready to con-
sent to become a Province of any State whatsoever t
We can assert, in the name of every honest Saxon,
that the nation will never separate the wish for her
integrity truth that of her existence under her King,
and that she values the latter as much as she does the
former. ALLOaaIIII.II ZINTUNGVI
PARIS, JANUARY 6.

The ilareuth Gazette, of the 23d of December,
says,. " The numberless writings circulated in Saxony
against King Frederick Augustus produce no other
effect but that of increasing the attachment of the
Saxons to their old King ; while the strict prohibi-
tion of some pamphlets written in favour of the fa.
may which has so long reigned in Saxony produces
unmixed confidence in their undeniable truth, and at
the, same time excites general indignation against the
former. A Saxon mercantile house, which had re-

ceived 5,000 metal busts of the King of Saxony, sold
them all in a few days."
We learn from Marseilles that the unexpected rt
turn of the French agent who resided at Algiers; foe
a moment alarmed our sea-faring people • but the
arrival at that port of a vessel called the Union,
which left Algiers a month after the departure of the
French agent, has dissipated the alarm. Every thing
announces that the Dey continues inclined to makeabi
a good understanding with France, and 'that if them
are difficulties, of which, however, we are ignorant,
they merely arise from private interests.

MADRID, DECEMIKER es.
Yesterday's Gazette gives a satisfactory accotuß of
the•situation of Mexico, in a long detairof the re-
joicings in the capital of that vast Province, on the
first news of the return of his Majesty to his domi.
nions. The date of this official article is the 12th of

September, when these fetes took place with great so.
lemnity. The Government hastens to publish this
satisfactory intelligence to counterbalance the reports
which the English papers convey to the Peninsula,
and throughout Europe. Though the date of the
events which have occurred at Mexico is anterior to
that of the afflicting details which All the London
journals, we begin to doubt the veracity, and !VIM
the good intentions of those who unceasingly as.
nounce to us the separation of our Colonies.

MUNSTER, DECEMBER RC

The fate ot the Provinces of the ce demo West-
phalia,. even ut those which were only provisionally
occupied by. Prussia, .appears, definitively decided.-••
In the month of Septemoer, a Royal patent, dated
the 9th, oroeted tne introduction an the lit of lib
notary, 1815,- ut the ancient Pruistau cede In the
Provinces tarmerly Prussiftin, usurped by Westphalia!
nut a Royal Cabinet order, dated Vienna, November
.210, iittends-this introduction to the Piovinces which
iorrueily imide no part ot the l'idsman States, and
which have hitherto beet) only pnftisioneur.aamiai•
acted in the slime of rtossin, t.