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London, England, 1820-12-07 00:00:00

the Congresso iiignatchi hate had $ pacific tenni:
nation, cor.trstry to the viciis.of Austria, which,it,is
Stated; Was strenuous In its demonstrations that the
Changes which have •taken place in the kingcliith or
Naples,'Stc: loudly tilted for the interpositieti Of the
Holy Allies, to prevent the spread of principles to
dangerOus to kgitima4, i.nd.threatening the sahlrei-
i sion of established usageti., The other parties,
hoiv-
ever, on well considering the present state of Europe,
and, as we Verily believe, the exhansted state of the
British finances, and the thsOlute imposiibility of the
English Ministry yew ring, in any Way, to commit
this country, " under the present circumstances,
could .not, it is said, be brought to acquiesce in tho
hostile views of Austria towards Naples, as daMenii-
ing the, co-operation of the Holy Allies." We are'
inclined to think there is some truth in these accounts;
but we do not draw from them the Sartre inference;
that others may think they warrant. Austria May
still proceed alone in her crusade against Liberty—,
against the independence of other Stag::.-414 has
merely to estimate what are the adequacy of her re
sources, and what may be the effect's that may result
to her own Italia* States.

We have to add, that a Letter has been received
this-morning by a respectable Houie in the City,
dated Genoa, November 25. At that date it was re-
ported there that Austria had declared war against
Naples, and that the Austrian troops crossed the Po
.an the 20th ult.

The Paris Papers of Saturday, Sunday, and Mon-
d. y, arrived this forenoon.
The Ultras appear to have now got the KING en-
tirely into their hands. Viscount CHATRAUBRIAND,
so well known as the literary champion of that
party, has been appointed Ambassador to the Court
of Berlin.

The trial of. Colonel Duvergier and others, for the
disturbances in June, has been suspended till the en-
suing Sessions, owing to the extreme illness of Du-
vergier rendering him at present wholly unfit to take
any farther share in the proceedings. The humane-
ness of this proceeding does honour to the character
of French justice.
Lieutenant-General WORONZOW, first Aid-de-camp
to the Emperor of RUSSIA, has arrived at Paris from
Troppau. The circumstance has given rise to an
expectation that a Manifesto will soon make its ap-
pearance, explanatory of the Resolutions of the Con-,
gress at Troppau.
The KING of SPAIN has fulfilled his promise of
returning to Madrid. He made his public entry,
amid great rejoicings, on the 21st ult. His presence
in the capital is said to have restored genkral .tran-
quill* and confidence.

French Five per Cents.—Saturday, 77fr. 45c.

REPORTED DEATH OF CHRISTOPHE.

We have received this forenoon a series of. Balti-
more Papers, which not only confirm the fact of an
extensive defection having taken place in the tronpi
of CHRISTOPHE, but also the'ramour of his death.—
He is said to have perished by his own hands. If
these accounts are correct (of which we are still not
without some suspicion) :the Monarchy of Hayti
may, -we presume, be considered as having expired
with CHRISTOPHE. The President BOYER, having
no army to oppose him, must soon succeed in bring-
ing the whole country over to the system of Repub-
lican Government. The following account is from
a Baltimore Paper of the 6th November:

ge SUICIDIC OF AN EMPEROR.—HENRY I. Emperor
of Hayti (CiratsvoPHE), committed suicide ten days
before the sailing of the Barracoa from Gonaives.
He had Wen stricken with a paralytic stroke in July,'
the army took advantage of it, and revolted ; five
regiments were ordered by CHRISTOPHI to march
against the insurgents; when assembled they refused,
and turned their arms against him. These are the
leading facts as yet communicated."

Yesterday, at three o'clock, his MAizarr held a
Court, at his Palace, Pall-Mall, which was attended by

The Archbishop of Dublin, the Lord Chancellor, the Chan-
cellor of the &chequer, the Secretaries of State for the Home,'

Foreign, and Colonial Departments, the

of the

Ordnance, the President of the Board of Trade, the Lord Chief
Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Recorder of Londoss,ase.

His Grace the Archbishop of DUBLIN was intro-
duced to the KING by Lord Viscount Sinesotrru, to
kiss hands upon his being appointed to the Primacy
of Ireland. The Earl of MAUMEE/ET was also in-
troduced to the KING by Lord Viscount SIDHOUTIy
to deliver the Order of the Bath worn by the late
Earl of MALMESBURY. His MAJESTY gave audiences
to the Dyke of WELLINGTON, the Loan Cuetscm.Lost,
Viscount SIDMOUTH, and ViscQunt CASTLEREAGH.
It is said that her Mummy wrote a letter to the
KING, in her own hand-writing, on Sunday, which'
was forwarded to Lord SIDMoUTH, praying his MA-
JSSTIC to spare the life of Sarah Price, who was me-
cuted on Tuesday last. •
Lord ALYANLEY is among-
the receqt arrivals. at
Paris.
The Countess of latvicarom. is still suffering from
the effects of her long and severe indisposition ; apd
is wholly confiiked to her own apartment at Coombe
Wood.

BSAWICIE-OPOIN•TiItE ED ELBCTION. (Fint Day),
December 4, 1820.-4tt the close of the Poll this
day, the numbers were:
Fur ?.Jr. Bm.rous

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87

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Maiorby for Mr. Liat.roua - - iqs '
Mr. floLuza, the musician, and celebismed ,peer-
former on the bassoon, fell down yesterdlorile
walking near his house: ill Sloane-street in=
stoutly expired, .

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