TEIP, NATIONAL 11E617SW:rt. DEC. 11. VIF.NST ?t.—We nu longer hear ttlk of the journ, y ut the Sivereirn. to GralZ. It is said that the lodgings and quarters hired by the Court ror the suites of the Sovereigns and foreign Pt laces have been further retained till the end of January. Our Court does not at present appear to stand very well with that of Rome., the Austrian Government seekttisr to guarantee its subj. ct• against the influence of the Holy See." The Corn t of %Mir Iths pi t h. It:lied several notes and memorials, where'll, little respect is s hew n I.ir A ust rim, wit., is nojustly accused of retainine llonvialt Provinces. With these accusations reli : Nous opioi••o: .are soitteled. The Austrian Go. rernment Wu renewed all the ordinances passed 'since the time of Joseph Ir. The powers that citified the treaty of peace of March SI. hate each appointed a minister to confer with the envoys sent Ity Switzerland tin lice tohject of the untortunate disputes which distract that country. The fourth sitting wits held vt 'friday. The result will be laid betola Con k ress. It is th , ugnt that the Helvetic Body will cede some dis trict, of Italtin Switzerland, in each oige for some small possessions which are interwoven in its territory, and with which it will be indeni• Several importont chances nee expected in our financinl iysteni. Our fund% still fall, sod all the calculations of our 6 , vernmetit are it. con ',grouse deranged. It is statel, that Count StadiGn's new p 1 has rec• I ved the Ensperm's as.to.t, and that it %ill be m*ll published The extraordiit oy contributions which had been imposed r 1814 o n ly, will be die •mme for 11315, nolwiihmaiiiiing the conclusion of the. war. The estriordtuar expences to which our Government is subjected seems to watt ant this measure. WI hilt these few days Russia has delivered a new declaration, wh•ch is sild to have, creat d a great vensation among the isietioht-rt sof the Congress. It is thou. lot that the sudden departure of the Grand Duke C. n•tantine for Warsaw was in consequence of this declaration. Prince Britain it arrived here from Drisden. and the Russian Baron de Tooyll tro.n Naples. The arrival cot the I utter, at is moment s. hen the Coot ress it occtioyine itself with the affairs of Italy, has produced some sensation. It is well known that be succeeded Count Brlachelf, at N I pie., as Russian Minister. • DEC. 3.—The ha• appointed MarAlial the Duke of Dalooroia, to be Minister and Secretary of State for the it IN T Tr tomtit ; Cowin Betigiot, too be Minister ati:t Secretary of ?stale for 't•e Al.trine sod Col , atial Department ; and M. d'Andre, to be Director- General at Police. Marshal Suchet, Dike of Albufera, is appointed Governor of Alsace, (sth military dit ). The report of NI. Vaget dr Moire has been printed and distributed. It cortipriies '29 articles. of w halt the tollo‘sing are the twist reitialk. able di-positions :—" The punishment of death is pronotmcod acrtiti•t all Minister, who attempt the safely ut the person, or the sitetv internal exicnk d of the State by cionmunications with the enemies ut Fronee, or to •uhvert the royal authority, the order of sue cebs'eut to the crown. or the constitutional p.iwer of one of the three branches or the legislative authority. Every mini,ter guilty of attempts on the public rights of the French, ermsecrAted and dt fiat d by the Coostitut mold Clinrtur, shall be pouilied with ituprisonment for a time in .1 place ut strength. M. Laine, President of the Chamber of I) posies, is much better. It is said. that the sitting of this Chamber will close between the Sloth and 30th at this month. The Congress of Vienna still keeps people in suspense, as to those imp Pliant necisiot which are to •ecore the tiarupsillit vof the nations of the continent. Li general, to:! coolidence is posed in that equit able •pitit which dountle , s presides nt dtliberations It would in truth h..• to t painful, both to the he:ot and inulerstaiv'in?, to enter• tain d ls trino. NVIso can apprehend, dint those who seem to have taken up arms only to thew Europe the double triumph of moth:ratio's over violence, and of legitiotate over I.l.Aless power—A.lm, we ?qty. can ap pr-hrod that even those shoold silly such replown,-by now displaing violence utter so much moderation, and iniustice ante su much gene rosity ? Yes: those win., in cotjimetion with u. letve dticfn from en uso-ped Ifrone the usurper of Al.tccio, will restore the ancient honour of crowns :in quarter of I;:trotie will they suffer living evidences to exist of the ustr.to tit to they have destroyed. We know there ate persons who spelik only with disdain of what thes den.oainate the politics of feeltin. f : but the polities of feeling are almost always the politics of opliti•wi, which in the long run undermine the pol , tics of cabi!e•ts. Sully alw:!ys thott t , fit the politics of good faith the best, an.l Stilly wits not 011:V it Vert; 11 , 111 , 4 man, but a very skin) Minister. This p•licy has it% root in the noders:anding of the people, Hod that eql:tv sooner or laten. prevails. It is thi4 policy which guides the King i-t France at Vienna as at Paris; lie !mp part.; there, by his Ambassador, those principles of moderation and in -ficaiblc justice from which he would as lithe depart, even with v4l 'Bf.3 lotion's wironios as with Plenipotentiaries. It cintint longer 'be sernhlt d, the repose of Europe and the eivilitstion of %%Inch it hoists tvi.told be no more, if the beeptie of unjust force was not entirely tmliken Flow by the hands which w.ell the seetitre. Such is the true, and pe haps the surest triumph of generous ideas, w!!ielo are better iefineil by noble actions than by equivocal words."—Jouonel drs Deomtes smuts, Nov. ?O.—The Marquis de Santa Crnz is appointed :mbassador to Fraiiee. This is the fourth Grandee of Spain sslto has been nominated for that post. It is said, the Duke of San Carlos has been refuted the embassy to Paris, la hick he hail solicited. The retnin to the Ministry of M de Cevallos, enentiraces us t 1 hope fat more moderate councils in haute. We anxioncy hok for the first proceedings of our new Seeretsry of State, to ascer tain the intentions of the exiting adiniiitordtioo. We (litre slot eredit the news to circulation ic-ppetine: ftfoxien. After the misfortitio s of the Peninsula, it would be too distrrasin d; to have yet to deplore the loss of our finest eoleny. TUESDArS LONDON GAZETTE. BANK it T. Beale, of Little Smeaton, Yorksoire, weld. merchant, to surrender Dee. Vfl, at twelve., V 9, at nine, and Jan. 17, at twelve, at the- Wee , lnsek Lin, Doncoster. Attornies, Mr. Morton, Duncoster ; and Mr. BLick lock, Serjeants i n n, Fleet-street. John Robinson, of Stockport, corn-factor, Dec. 17, ?2. and Jan. 17, at ten, at the Castle Ina, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Walters, Stock ; and Messrs. Welkin and* Picketing, Temp.e, Loudon. W. P. Lorvmer, of Newport, Monmouthshire, coal-merchant, Dev. 21, 21, and Jan. 17. at one, at the White Lion lon, Bristol. Attennies, .51r. Plitt, New Boswell court, London; and Messrs, Proilitro and Phillips, Newport. R. Holmes. of Boatload Monachoram, Devon-hire, miller. Dec. 16, 17, and Jan. 17, at twelve, at Wealley's Hotel, Plenomtli D'ck. At. tonnes, Messrs. Collet Wieuburne and Collet, Chancery.lane ; Lod Mr. Peers, Plymouth dock. • E Sussum, of Fiosbory place, taylor, Dee. 10, 17, and Jar. 17, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Ahistun. Ilundlehy, and I't.ynton, Freeman's court, Corolla,. J. Rangeerott, of Bi field, Berkshire, grazier, Dec. 10, 44. and Jill. 17, at ten, at Collared,. London. Attorney, N/r. Hulk lane. W. Chelrington, of Cludley, Salop, dealer. Dec. 27, at four, and Jan. 17, at eleven. at the Red Lion lon, Newport. Attornies, Yr, Mortis, Newport ; und Messrs. Benbuw and Alban, Lincoln's-nal, Loud iv. G. Rogers, of Kine4-row, Pimlic., brielloyer, Dec. 10, 24, and Jan. 17, a t twelves. at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Knight, ; and Mr. l'ookin. Dean-street, J. of Cirencester, cutler, Dec. 16, nt font., 17, ;Ind 17, at eleven. i/ t the Fleece Inn, Cirencester. Attorney, Alt. 13crir,'Ci rt n 'Cater 11. T. S iil, of Princes-street, T.anll ah, dyPr, Dec. 13 20, end Jan. 17. at t welve, Itt Guildhall. Attorities, 11essis. Wiltshire and llot.tn, d firz,ad•street. J. U. .►k Ling, of Bt:rrtiondsey, came n'er, Dec. 10. 24. and Tan. 17, at tat olve, at Limit:N..ll. :Wortley, Alr. Humphreys, Tokenlit.uselard p . Lotuhurv. W. Gioke, Chelaea, chemist, Dec 10, 21, and Jan. 17, at twt•lrt, at Guildhall. Attorney, 111. Noy, Alil.cing-lane. 'l'.ll.,vdim, or Mitcham, Sti•rey. bdrev, Dec. 13, 20, and Jam 17, at twelve. at G.lthileAll. A ttot Messrs. Debary, Scudinvorc, and Cur rey) Gate-street, LinctJu'a-itin &hes. SATURDAPS LONI;ON GAZETTE. BANK R U PTS. •. J. Sturge, of Clifton Wood, Bristol, prefecaer of ;wick, to cnr. • render 1)4. ,. . '24, and Jan vi, at two, at the Cotninercial Rooms, Biistol. Aitoreies Megarq. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chan. eerv-lane and Mr Habertield, 13111 , tol.• W. IVritzlit. nt liorge-dealer, Dec. SO, at five, 31. and Jan. vt, ar eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Uppinghatn. iktrornie.r. Me , .sr.. 'Warren and Churchill, Uppinghatn. J. Chapman, nf Axhridre, Sonierset, linen draper, Dec. and Jan. 11, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. A treri(e., Messrs. Dax and Son, Queor— s quare, Bloomsbury ; and Mr. Bayn ton, Bristol. A. Kelsey, inn. of Fareham. Southampton, corn factor, Dec. 19 at one, 20 : at eleven, and Jan. 21, at one, at the Dolphin llna