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-,amber of Deputies then adjourned.
goc, on Monday, transacted business with
14. de CAZE and the Marquis DEssoLLEs.
rer4an Ambassador was making preparations
paris on Monday night or Tuesday morning,
journals and letters from Rome are filled with
of the magnificent reception which the Em.
ofAustria has received in the capital of the
world." The PoPE would not permit the
,to humble himself before him—at the mo-
when his Majesty was about to do so the Holy
rushed forward and embraced him. He af-
, conducted t Emperor to the apartment
for him,
he
where they remained together
half an hour.
members of the BONAPARTE Family now at
have not been admitted to the Emperor's prc.
The journey of the Emperor into Italy is said
!gratuitously we think) to be connected with no
oral object. It is indeed natural, we are told,
bring born in Tuscany, his MAJESTY should
to desire to revisit the place of his birth ; when
larence he lodged in the same house where he
born. Of the reported attempt on his life these
ants do not make the slightest mention.
(rich 5 per Cents. Monday, 66 fr. 65 c.

is morning a Mail arrived from Flanders, bring-
printed
Tinted Journals to the 20th instant. The pro-
.,.r articles relate to the German Universities,
assassination of KorzEaux having excited great
, every where ; and the contradiction of a re-
circulated early in the month, that about 1500
s had surrounded the carriage of the KIND of
I lA, in the Park, and presented Petitions de-
ing a Constitution ; that his MAJUTY read
• siany of the Petitions, each of which was
d by an individual, but seeing that there was
end to the business, he wished to pass on, but the
d prevented it by going before the horses ; that
MAJESTY sent orders to a neighbouring station
the Landsvehr to disperse them, which was done
•ut difficulty, the Petitioners retiring patiently,
protesting that they had no evil intentions, &c. &c.
such circumstances ever occurred.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 19.
•“ND CHAMBER OF THE STATES-GENERAL
SITTINGS or APRIL 15, 16, AND 17.
la these Sittings, the subject of discussion was the
ant Law on the Duties of Customs and Excise.
law was passed by a majority of 55 votes to 41.
VIENNA, APRIL 7.
His Serene Highness the Archduke Maximilian
returned from his visit to England and Ireland.
MANIIEIM, APRIL 9.
The Public and the Magistrates are still engaged
the consequences that will prObably.teink from
death of Kotzebue. Sandi has been better for a
days past, but his wound is still considered as
• : many persons, however, think that he may
cirtatly recovered for a time, to appear before
Criminal Court. The inquiry carrying on at this
t k kept secret ; and nobody can, learn the
particular of it. A most active correspondence
said to be going on between our Court and that of
• Weimar, respecting Sandt, and that they com-
silicate to each other all the information which
ey can obtain. Important discoveries relative to
affair, are said to have been made by the Go-
. ..eat of Saxe Weimar.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 14.
The Grand Duke of Weimar has signified to all
'e Courts of Germany the resolution he has taken,
iratfrorn Easter this year no foreigner shall be al-
-1 ed to study at the University of Jena, unless he
.uses a formal recommendation from his Govern-

It is in consequence of this that the King of
hssia has recalled all his subjects studying at Jena.
me Declaration relative to the Universities which his
final Highness the Grand Duke of Sale-Weimar
azed to be presented to the Diet, in its thirteenth
Siog, by Mr. Hendrick, Minister for the Grand
k:al and Ducal Courts of Saxony, is the only one
f.::11 has hitherto been presented to that Assembly
&.is subject. We learn from certain authority,
twhat hz.s been published in several Journals, and
iserted in No. 99 of the Ailgemeine Zeittow of
sburg, upon the tenor of a pretended proposition,
tz2d to have been made by the Minister of Hanover
ret, respecting the Universities, is absolutely
use and fictitious, since up to this day that Minister
'4l: not yet presented to the Diet any declaration, or
z'y proposition whatever, either in the ordinary Sit-
-I':s of that Assembly or in the confidential meetings.
LA.USANNIL APRIL 9.
learn from Florence that the Emperor of Aus-
t..'' wit visit, on his return, a part of Switzerland,
p2.1...:!,iar1y the Car.ton of the Grisons, where his
Ma'estY %'''-11 view tie new commercial road over the
hence his Majesty will go to lnnspruck
ch.
Ir ..he Canton of the Vallais Joseph Costa; a
has been condemned to be put in the pil-
,ol p red, on conviction of having assumed
L:e lath Of tlx Ecclesiastic attached to the Convent
t' Simplon, and of having, under this character, re-
red considerable sums, which charitable persons
in.. France, the Netherlands, and Switzerland, thought
}le! seregiving to the authorised Collector of the
cli'44l• The Government of the Vallais describes
ivtaccomplices of this famous collector.
In the Canton of Schaffhausen, fanaticism