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London, England, 1817-12-09 00:00:00

GERM4N P.IPER.S.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER Vv.
The Journals speak of the marriage of the Duke •
of Krnt with a Princess of the House of Size Co-
bourg. In the Ducal House of Sase-Coliosirg.Saal-
fel& there is no unmarried Princess remaii.ing
ceps the Dowager Princess of Leiningen Arnorlrach„
Maria Louisa Vi:toria, br.rn August 17, 1786, she
mo.lier of a Prince and Princess, and a widow singe
1814. This Princess. distinguished bath for her mind
and person, is the same to whom the English Prince
paid a visit sortie time alo at Amorbacli.

BERLIN, NOVEMEER
Several. Public Journals have mentioned a state. ,
went of-the Narrator of Brandtaturgi, r. coot ding .to
which the Students had burnt the:Peaty of the H. 317
-at the Vi4r.borr.
caused the Editor of :he 1-7artator to be cited. before
the Ciiarnher of Justice on a chorge of calumny.
An in:testigairioa has been instituted, and it has
been (tis...overed that the report of the auto da ft of
the Holy ALiance, and the Act of the Congrcis of
;henna, originatetl in a girlhood. rstanding.• It wens
youth of tilt name of fdassenann, one of the pupils
of hi. Jahn's Gymnastic Establishment, who pro•
posed to burn thirirsix publications, the titles of
which he read with a loud voice. Among these
publications was the work o! Dabelow on the 13:h
Article of the Congress. Those who were most dls.
tan from tdassenatin heard only the Last wends, and
they immediately reported that the Act of the Con.
Kress had been burnt, which others confounded with
that of the Holy Alliance.

ROME, NOVEMBER t
ChatilDin, who was carried off by robbers from
Lucien's country•house go the 7th inbuilt, near Fras-
cati, was released by them two days afterwards, on
paying a ransom sit 500 Roman crowns. The noto-
rious robber Barbone still roves about the environs of
Rome. He demands be'ore be will surrender him.
self lull and entire indemnity. The Cardinal Deacon
Mattci, Prance of Veletri, who has the supreme juris-
diction these, is negociating with_ him.

GHENT, DECEMBER 5.
The Vrai Liberal publishes the following,Note,
written by Las Casas, the son, from the dictation of
his father, who lies indisposed at "firlemont
" Count Las Casas, whom all the Papers, have
made Private Secretat y to Napoleon, but who never
had any other title ahem his person than that of
,his Chamberlain and Counsellor of State while on
the throne, and, since his misfortune!, that of his sir-
en:ed, tender, and pious stream, was snatched away
from Longwood more than a year ago, And detained
As a captive in secret contincumt fur above five weeks
in the island of St. Helena. Transported teence to
the C.ipe of Good Hope, five Lendred leagues further
from. Europe, he remAtited there a caictive.• for uteri.,
eight modelis mow, is violativar ,1 the seeriteceod
lAws of Znylisa legislation. • -r",
Thiown, when labouring tinder severe indispee
sition, on board a smell vessel of two hundred aid
thirty tons burden, with a clear of tweive 'lentil, and
soli treated as a captive, he experienced the eider•
inns of a passage of nearly lUU day...
‘• At his entrance into the ThAtees, a crib:A:ern
.o.;ent of the English Police seized all lis r tree,
without even Arming an inventory to be made rf
them, and sent him a captive to the Coatincnt. He
was forced to traverse the kingdom of the Nether-
lands as a malefactor, in ath jog condition. At his
departure hence, we are still tg.lorant whether is
.will see his chains broken or remain still in cap ivity.
Certainly, it he his any crimes to replete, the ban-
dying of hint about in this manner is not a sufficient
punishment ; but it he has committed nothing for
which he can reproach himself. such a persecution
becomes Atrocious."
Madame Las Casas, who had remained at Paris
till she learned the debarkation of ,her husband on
the Continent, went to Ostend to meet him Her
!iudiand had left that place leo cla)s before her ar-
rival, and she therefore bellowed him. We have seen
tie; lady on her passage through Ghent. She wits
keenly affected with those useless persecutions which
ought to have been supetsededelky a simple sarrei:-
lance, it such a measure were necessary. These per-
secutions, moreover, ate the rewards of courageous
FI4OM THE TURKISH FRONTIF.PS, NOV. 19.
Though the chid points of dithrence which base
for some time stMosted between Rus:ia and the
Porte appt ar to be stetted, )et. some We probably not
)et quite arranged, as Putie is putting its for.
messes on the northern frontier in a complete state of
defence. •
CONSTANIINOPLE, NOVEMUIR 4.
Accoidiog to the West Accounts from the frontiers
of PersiA, the Russian Ambessador, Genera Yes.
h 4.: left 'Teheran, and repaired to .I'4Uri7,
insert he will enter into negotiations with the Kan of
dr: Sztab, Prince Abbas Muiza, upon the poiatz
that tcruain to be :arranged between the two Euipiret.
'life present dispositions are peecealoe and fr,uhoy.
teARS.,W, NOVEMBER* 11.'• _ '

On the 14th a solemn luri.nal sei vice was Kamm d
iiere fir the tempo/Led Polish •General, 'Ciaddeus •
Kosciusko, It Mich the Grand Duke and all tt..:
Public Authorities attended. Tlx ch•irch was hurl
with Llack, and spleildidlyilion:iu.iwd. Tie butt
of the &ceased way crowned a ith I tend!. The
kingdom -laments the aea ,11 ub tliis hero and defender
of the I.berty ol his co•!ntry,• who, like asintLer
I....:unidar, will for ever 'live in the hearts of the Poke.
KAm.rseu.!'i AY IS, r,tl.S.)
As in the whol: 1::st and N4rilvilast part Of M.
bcria, it has liaiTeited also in •Ktiritscliaska, that is
the course of List winter an incredibly number of bears
i!ave left the woo: s, frequently etottled the lantion of
the Kanstscisadales; in many' places have attacked sod
dyvyured the inhabitants ; nay traces have veep beva •
round ol thtir having h! td and dee, -..!•ed rack other.
A cPtiple cit sho k> of at: earthslgic bin WA.
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