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$v is this Lid? I Pisa Amen • a Mitt divont
Cardinals, the Mu llen tithe Diplornalig lady, and
*wool Oaken of the Pontifical Court wta prefent
Yekede7 being Sunday, Cardinal ?seek uncle of
Ilosevaave, and Manias, of Trance to the Moly See,
took folcmn polref ion in the church of tt. Mary de la
Viloire, of the title eonferred•on him by big Holinefs.
On this occallon the Cardinal Minifier made donations
to the poor of the city, and gave a fplendid dinner of
40 covers. M. Gtranocvna, late French Secretary
of Legation in Swiferland, has arrived here, to be
attacked to the French Legation in the fame quality,
in the room of M. de CHATIAO/11111LIIT, who returns
to France.

&bus. MAT 3.—The Legiflative Body of the Its-
lian Republic terminated its Annual Seffion on the
asth of IA month. Before the fittings were clofed,
the Atembly determined by lot the Members who I
are to go out this year. Fifteen are fufficient to reduce
the Members to two-thirds, agreeably to law. The
places of. the fifteen Members who go out, and
thofe before +vacant by different caufes, forming to-
rther a third of the whole, will be filled up by the
Eletiond Colleges, according to the forms peculiar
to this Republic. • One of the laws lately fandioned
by the Legiflative Body relates to the coin, and
*ferns to be mentioned. It was pared on the s6th
of April, and proclaimed a few days age by Go.
wernment. It is very remarkable, as it emits that
money &all be fircek with the effigy of the nes?
Conlin. of France, l'refident of the Italian Republic.
The gold coin of the value of thinpone liri will have
en one fide the head of Bonaiaars, and on the
other the imprelSon of the Republic.
C. Rowley, asargi d'Affaires, sad Constaiffary-
General of Commercial relations of the French Re-
public at Coda, paired through this city lafi month
en his way to France. He was returning to Paris
from the pall which he occupied in the Seven Iflas
be quitted Coefon two months ago, having requefted
and obtained leave to ftfign. The efiablithment of
lb, molt formal diplomatic relations between that
Republic and the Court of Ruffia, has been an-
nouneed in Italy by the publication in the Journals
of the entre& of an druid letter dated Peterlburgh,
lash sth, which Rates as follows: 44 Tefierday, M.
Nattaaus bad a private audience of the Eel, slot, in
which he prefenred to his Majefiy his credentials as
Envoy Extraordinary of the Republic of the Seven
Mum, as well as the new Confiitutional Code of
that Republic. His Isis num. Maj►srr did him the
honour to receive him alone in his clofet ; he con-
verted with him on the affairs of the Republic with
that condefeenfioo which is natural to him, and with
that real intereft which he takes in the people who
are under his auguft protation."
Vseics, May 3.—His Royal -Highnefs the Arch-
duke Joint will remain eight days longer in this I
city. It is now certain that the town of Trevifo
will be converted into a place of war : the works
will be immediately begun. The paffages of Kofel
and of Chiufa will alto be fortified.

HAMBURGII MAIL.
After this paper was at profs we received the
Hemburgb Correlposadattea,. which contains the follow-
ing important articles. It will not efcape the obfer-
vation of our Readers that the further confideration
of the Rtftaa Aar prefented to the Diet has been
put off for fix weeks I This is extremely politic, for if
any refolution difpleafing to Bo fhould refult
from it, a French army might be at the gates of
Vienna before the Empire was even prepatcd for
refinance. _ _

From the Ilastehrgh Cor►efparleski of May as, re
etived this morning :
This day the Ruffian Note communicated to the
Diet on the 7th infiant, was taken into confideration.
The Delegate for Bohemia and the Archduchy of
Auftria had declared verbally, that his Tammuz.
i'dajarry had conceived he might exped that the
French Government would itfelf have notified tobim
the fens and reafons which bad induced, and as it
is fuppofed, might jullify the leisure of perks, on
the German territory in March lafl. His Majelly
therefore thought that there could be no °Nation to
an application to the French Government, on the
part of the EmtilLOß and the Empire, for a fuffici•
ent and fati.fadoty explanation.
The further confideration of the fubjed was then
deferred for fix weeks from the 7th inf. and the
opening of the Prefrocel fixed for the I flth of June.
To-day the following Note was given in by Knox
BILDT, the Swedint Envoy Extraordinary :
6, His Majeff y the King of SWIDIM having been
informed of the content► of the Note given in to the
Diet on the 7th inflant, by order of his Majefly the
Emperor of all the Russias, conceives it to be incum
Kent upon him to declare, that when there is nuctlion
of the guarantee of the Germanic extilitution, he,
as King of Sweden, may confider himir.lf one of the
moll ancient of its guarantees of the peace of Weft-
ph Alia ; his Maid y, however, does not conceive it re-
ceffary to declare his fentiments on the prefent quef-
tion as guarantee of the Connititution, fince he
is convinced that the head of the Empire can explain
►hem to the Diet. The fen,iments of the King en
die affairs of Germany ate hefides too well known,
and have bi.Ln too often declared, to need to be re-
leased on this occatioe."
RANKS or 7111 Mass•—A French sr-77, it is laid,
• .11 f;.,n be alremblcd on the Urper Rhine, the re-
; ,c.,ts to ci.mpote which arc expeEted from the in-
t. t 11.1111:C.