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London, England, 1828-05-22 00:00:00

EXCHANGE ON LONDON.

AM:MID/IM, MA 211....42. 02i to 1S; two months, 11.97 h.—
Duck Papers, May 21. ' •

VIENNA. MAT li.

The Austrian Observer of yesterday and today is
almost entirety filled with the Russian Declaration and
other documents..

NUREMBURG, MAY 13.

There was a report on the Exchange at Vienna on
the Bth of this month, that two dvisions of the Russian
army bad already passed the Pruth ; the news, however,
was not generally believed. It 'may, in fait, be ex-
pected that such reports will be frequent before official
accounts arc received.—M resuburg Correspond. May 14

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VIENNA, MAT 11.
The Austrian Observer publishes the Manifesto and
Declaration of the Emperor of Russia. Contrary to
expectation, the publication of these documents has been
followed by a rise of our funds.

Vuona. Max 10.—Metalliques, 89j; Bank Shares, 1011 1.5.
BRUSSELS, MAT 17.

By a Decree of his Majesty, dated Apra 25th, the
export duties on coffee in our East India posiessions
will be henceforth levied as follows :

Exported by national ships from the Netherlands; two
florins per picol; by national ships from foreign ports,
2fl. 50c. per picol; by foreign ships, for ports in the
Netherlands, four florins per picol; by foreign ships for
foreign ports, five florins.
These regulations are to take effect in the several
ports of our East India Colonies, fifteen days after their
publication. Foreign vessels clearing out for one of the
ports of the Netherlands, are to pay, besides the duty
of four florins, the surplus of one florin per picol ; which
surplus will be repaid as soon as the cargo is discharged
in one of the ports of the Netherlands.

His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of frussia has
left the Hague to return to Dusseldorf.

FRANKFORT, MA: 14.

We learn from Munich that the Bavarian Cabinet
has received from Vienna an important communication,
relative to the affairs of the East. It is presumed that the
ocher Princes of the German Confederation will also re-
ceive communications, to make them acquainted with
the political system which the Austrian Government
will adopt in the contest between Russia and the Porte.
A report is circulated here, that a Declaration of the
Court of Vienna, respecting the Russian Declaration of
War, will be ♦ery shortly published.
According to letters from Berlin it is affirmed, that,
the third corps of the Prussian army, stationed at
Frankfort on the Oder and in the other fortresses of the
March of Brarsdenburg, was going to march into the

Grand Duchy of Posen, kit the purpose of forming a
Corps of Observation.—Brussels Papers, May 21.

The packet Lord Melville from Vera Cruz has arrived,
but without dollars for the payment of the dividends;
it left Vera Cruz on the 17th March► We were always
of opinion that the Government of Mezicb would not so
soon be able to pap the arrears of the dividends, not-
withstanding their best efforts to do so : the country
was, since the beginning of last year, in too distracted
a state to permit the Government to impose new taxes
on the population, while the current ezpences of the
country have rather increased by the new !measures
which the Government were obliged to adopt, in the
defence and the administration of the Republic.

Accounts received from Paris this morning by the
Mail state, thzt Cootie Admiral ROUSSIN set sail from
Brest, on board the Jean Bart, of 74 guns, accompanied
by a new frigate, of 60 guns, and the Arethusa, of 44 i
guns, for the South Seas. It is said to-day that a satis-
factory explanation has been received from Rio Janeiro,
which is the cause of the destination of the above
squadron being changed.
The ships now getting ready at Brest are the Ma-
rengo, the Duguesne, mad Courenne, of 74 guns—the
frigates Pallas, Themis, and Eugene, with three others
of the second class.