... So L~e 4he ?? Of the expediionary armny. PUbijj opinion a.9signas it to Ge~neral Ihironlrt, uiEdT tile 6Ideri of the Archduke Ferdinand WESi - -Nothing POSitivej i known ?? ihe duration :Of th0 Congress. It is, however certain, that neither [.the& Sovereigns ...

... Bloomfield sarived here, and proceeded to the apartments prepared for them. In .the evening, his Imperial Highness- the Archduke Ferdinand of Atstrin, arrived here. Within these few days have arrived here-. The Count Von Spiegpl. Austrian Ambassador; Baron ...

... the illumintaiions, the Duchesses of Curnber- land and Cambridge,, and the Archduke Ferdinand were in the carriage with his Majesty. On the 145th, after the Archduke Ferdinand and the . Mar. quis of Londonderry hsd ah audience, the fullowi ing presentations ...

... other Power even upon our own continent. The head of the Government is to be stiled Emperor, and the dignity is offered to Ferdinand the Seventh, upon the remarkable condi- tion that he shall appear personally ina Mexico, to take the necessary oaths. In ...

... early ysulbyyto return home. His Imperial Highnees tlhtrchduke Ferdinand set out yesterday for Ham. burg; but the axletree of the carriage breaking trLisl, by which accident one of the Archduke's ,Dp~ewas injured, his Highne3s was induced to nlra to Hanover ...

... of Hungary for the 8th of Sept. His Majesty the Emperor and King, has, it is said, expressed his disinclination that the Archduke Fer- dinand should be crowned King of Hungary. A small expedition, consisting of a large transport and an armed steamer, ...

... France, and of the probability of its increase. The States of Transylvania were opened at Hermanstadt on the 17th by Archduke Ferdinand a Some cases of plague are said to have occurred at Genoa ona board a ship airived from Africa. d One of the large American ...

... the 14th ult. at Gratz and Goritz with the usual solemnities by the exiled Royal Family., The Archduke Charles of Austria and the Arch- dukes Albert and Ferdinand Charles (his sons), visitedthe Duchess of Berry on theirpassage through Gratz. SPAIN. Bayonne ...

... , and the Grand Major Domo of the Lombar- ?? kingdom, advancing, turned towards the people, and cried aloud, Long live Ferdinand, our Em- t peror and King 1 This was the signal for universal ac- I clamnations within the church, answered by salvos of ...

... harvest of discord, which we trust England may leave to be reaped by other hands than her ?? Timnes. THE ARCHDUKE FREI)ERICK FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA. The Archduke Frederick of Austria, attended by Captain Fitzroy, R.N., anl accompanied by Baron Lebzeltern, Count ...

... distinct guarantee on so important a point. PORTSIMOUTIT, DEc. 23.-The Austrian frigate Bellone, under the command of the Archduke Frederick, cast off her moorings in the harbour yesterday, at one p.m., and pro- ceeded under sail to Spithead., at which ...

... turn out to be true, it is of great importance. Lembourg is a city of 80,000 inhabi- tants, and is the residence of the Archduke Ferdinand, the governor of the province. The excitement throughout Germany is also very great, nod at Prague, and even at Coblentz ...