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London, England, 1819-02-06 00:00:00

HAMBURG!! MAIL

Hamburgh Exchange on London.—January 26111
and 29th, 32. 9.-33. 0.
FRANKFORT, JANVARY2e.
According to authentic accounts, the Courts of
Wurtemberg ;tn.!. Baden have now appointed their
Embassy to Rome, which is to carry and lay before
the Pope, the results of the conferences held here
last summer, on the regulation of the affairs of the
Catholic Church. This Embassy was to set out on
the 24th instant. Baron Von Schmitz-Grotterberg,
Counsellor of State and Vice-President, is appointed
by Wurtemberg, and Baron Turkheim by Baden,
for this important mission. The choice of two men
versed in the higher departments of State affairs,
authorises us to hope that their mission will have the
desired effect.

JANUARY 28.-=-By the arrival of the Bavarian
Minister, the Committee for the territorial affairs is
complete, and can immediately begin its conferences,
unless the indisposition of the British Minister (who
has lately been very ill, but is now better) should
cause still some delay. To-day the Diet had its
second sitting.
WARSAW, JANUARY 18.
As Russia and Poland are now under the sceptre
of the same Monarch, it is said, that at the next Po-
lish Diet the Union of the Russian Polish Provinces
with the present Kingdom of Poland will take place,
as various interests require that the Members of our
ancient, grzat and brave nation, who have been poli-
tically severed, should be again united in one whole.
The wisdom, justice, and generosity of Alexander,
the Peace-maker of Europe, have for their object to
give every nation its rights.
The Russian Army returning from France is ez•
pected here on the 26th ; it marches in three division's.

CONtTAKTINOPLE, DEC. e. 4.
The ship which had taken on board the Chief of
the Wcchabites, Abdullab, his trea..ores, and Li;
Iman, was detained by contrary winds in the Ilelles-
pott. These three prisoners were theretere btoutzht
hither by land, with an escort of two hundred Ja-
nissaries, and arrived here on the 16th. On the same
day they were led in chains through the principal
streets of the metropolis, then thrown into prison ani
put to the torture. The following morning the Sul-
tan had them brought before him, and gave orders
for them to Le beheaded. The execution took place
the same evening. Their bodies were then expo-.,:d
naked for three days, and then given up to the people.

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LEIPSIC, JANUARY 27.
The New Year's Fair has turned out very ill, and
though some business was done towards the conclu-
sion, it was not sufficient to have much influence.
Money is scarce, and many limit their expenses more
than is :: ivantageous; others must limit them in
order to struggle through life with misery and want.
The badness of the Fair was chiefly caused by the
new Prussian Tariff ofe Customs, a,..1 the consequent
regulations which were put in ford exactly during
the Fair, and may be said to beleaguer Lcipsic
three sides. Every thing may, indeed, be impotted
into Prussia, but the duties on importation and con-
sumption are so high, that every body hesitates to
import any thing. The market people who b:ing
provisions to the city take no goods back with them.
Many persons think that by degrees things will be so
managed, that many of the disadvantages ti ill be
avoided; but others arc of opinion that the s; stem a
high duties will be modified, or even abolished ; be-
cause it will not produce to Prusja the revenue it e..-
pects, and is besides as inconsistent with a ConfeJe-
ration of States as with the Act of tlxe Confederation.
The Russian and Polish merchants thought of Con-
veyiag their goods through 4ohen:i4i, but first ap-
plied at Berlin, and another regulation Was inunNi-
ately made with sespect to Russia and Nand.
PETERSBURGU. JANUARY 13.
The Empress Maria arrived here,. in good health,
yesterday, at ono o'clock, after au absence of four
months, The Emperor and the Grand Duke Con-
stantine went to meet their August :Mother two
stages from the City, and arrived here with her. (la
her Majesty's arrival she went to the Church cf the
Mother of Goo, of Casan, to give thanks fit her safe.
return,
The Cc. art has put on mourning for six weeks for
the Queen or England and the Grand Duke of l3aden.
IftUN, JANUARY Its.
The Expedition which has been so long fitting out
at Cadit, which has given rise to so many val Eons
conji:etntes and repom 4.0 4 as eve!) pretended'to
be 1.,"e3 qp, will not be long heikt at at length sails
_for co is merica.