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London, England, 1820-12-09 00:00:00

draw the prosper inferimee from the peaeeable, quiet,
respectfdl, and decorous.manner in which the nume-
rous assemblages who have passed the windows of his
Palacefon their way to present Addresses atßranden•
burgh-house, have gehaved, than sycophants of an y de•
scription, who hope to recommend themselves to the
favour of Ministers, by ealufttniating the. People of
England as seditious traitors. The People. of Eng-
land are too deeply interested ia• the stability of our
venerable institutions, ever wantonly to endanger
them : and, what is More, have preserved, and Will
preserve them, in spite of the folly and wickedness
of the men who would risk even their overthrow
to gratify spleen and malice, and the most vindictive
and wicked passions.

We received last night Dutch and German Papers
to the 6th instant. The following are extracts :
BERLIN, NOVEMBER 28.
His Majesty the King arrived here on the 25th,
In the evening, and his Royal Highnes,the Crown
Prince yestcsday evening, from Troppau.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER es.
While opinion respecting what may be decided at
Troppau gives rise to so many various reports, what
we see pass before our eyes seems to prove that a re-
solution is taken, on the arrival of a certain contin-
gency, to effect the military-occupation of the king-
dom of Naples. Several more regiments have com-
menced their march from Bohemia to Trieste, Ctortz,
&c. and several other regiments from Moravia and
Gallicia will follow them.
FROM THE MAINE, NOVEMBER 23.
"An important Note is spoken of as having been.
presented to the Allied Sovereigns by Lord Stewart,
respecting the affairs of Naples.
The Concordat between Bavaria and the Court of
Rome is said-now to be concluded.

We hear that a new Treaty has been concluded be
tween England and the Porte, with referenCe to
late events.

WEIMAR, NOVEMBER rt.
The following Notice was yesterday publishel by
the publishers of the Journal called the " Opposition
Paper."--" According to a notice of the Grand Ducal
Government, of November 25, which we leave just
received, his Rcyal Highness the Grand Duke, in-
duced by numerous complaints of foreign Govern-
ments, and especially by one lately made by the
Courts of Austria and Prussia, arising from Articles
in Nos. 210 and 241, of the Opposition Paper, has
resolved that the said Opposition Paper shall be im-
mediately and entirely suppressed. I,n obedience to
this authority, we must, therefore, announce, that
No. 242, printed and partly forwarded yesterday, is
the last Number we can publish; and thari therefore
concludes the fourth and laat.yeaiYaii**...'
CARLSRUHE, NovsMßEt *t.

The negoc:ations at Darmstadt, rellAtlve to the
commerce'of Germany, seem to go on well, and to
promise a favourable result.

The "Par:s Papers etc/Tuesday and Wednesday
have arrived,
The capital sentences of Grnvicr and Bouton, for
firing the petard, ear till windows of the Duchess de
BEIM, previous to her a,:out.4:enscat, •have, in con-
s2quence of her Royal lligh:r.ss's intercession, been
commuted into hard labour for life.
A Vienna article of the 23d November, states, that
Mr. Roam. GORDON had arrived at Troppau, di-
rectly from London, charged with a very important
mission from the British Government, and that Field-
Marshal BELLLOARDE, who returned from Troppau
to Vienna on the 22d, was appointed to proceed to
Naples with the ultimatum of the Allied Powers.
The Austrian troops are said to be still occupying
the same positions which they originally took up in
the Lombardo-Venetian territory; and they are pro-
visioned, it would seem, for a very long time.
A number of letters from Italy speak of an ap-
proaching meeting of Plenipotentiaries from the
Courts of Sardinia, Rome, Tuscany, Modena, and
Patina, in the. City of Florence. An Austrian Ple-
nipotentiary is also to assist at the conferences. 1
The aspect of affairs in Spain appears to be still
somewhat troubled. The environs of Burgos have
been the theatre of an actual engagement, between
a detachment of royal troops and a body of 'rebels.
to the number of thirty-siz. The latter were corn-1
pletely routed. The people of Valencia have betiAl
again, for three days, in a state of general comma
tion ; they demanded, as before, the head of Et.to,
and the punishment of the Archbishop. The news.
of the Kure's arrival at Madrid served, in some de-
gree, to pacify them ; but the Authorities vivre
obliged to pledge themselves that aro should be
immediately brought to trial. The Archbishop, it
appears, has been smuggled off to Rome.
At Madrid, the King's valet de chambre, M. Bas-
aRNOOORT, and a Colonel, have been arrested on
,charges of a political nature.
French Five per Cents. Tuesday, 771 r. 80 c.

Boston Papers arrived this morning, of a date two
days later than those previously received. The fol-
lowing are extracts:
LIMA. JUNE 10.
For the present we are perfectly quiet, and in a
prosperous state in the whole of the Vice-Royalty,
though our commercial pursuits are not so active as
they would be, if we were not on the alert, andcom.,
pelled to keep up a tarp army and navy, to guard
against the mad and htlagry ptujetts of ourCkili neigh-