Dutch Papers.
Some of our journals have said that Joseph Bluonaparte wvas rc. turning from America to England on board tlc Crisis, and we have seen thst that vessel had passed, on the 21st, by Portsmouth bound to London, with Joseph Buonaparte and his tamily on board . The truth is, that it is the daughtef of Joseph, Countess Survilliers, who embarked on board that vessel for Dover, and then on board an. other vessel for Ostend, from which place the Countess and suitc ar. rived herc last Tuesday. FRANKFORT, AUG. 28. ,t'-Wisp r whrn r .sl w nisieaud to us. by which the King of kingdoni of Hanover to dissuade his Britannic Mlajesty from the project ofsending a corps of HanoveTian troops to Portugal, after the conference which took place at Johannisberg, betwecn Count Munster and Prince Metternich. The organization of the Prussian Catholic Bishopries will now be carried into execuition ; the principles of this organization were first laidtdown in the Concordat concluded with the Court ot Rome, and farther developed in the Papal Bull which was made public at the time; but some difficulties havihig unexpectedly arisen, the execn- tion was suspended. Sonic of the pre!ates nominated by his MvIa. jesty to the Archiepiscopal and Episcopal Sees hi the new Prussian province declined accepiing the new dignities conferreti on lthem, hut they have now changed their minds among them is Pl. de Spiegel, nom-ninated to the Arelbishopricof Cologne. FROM THE MAINE, AUG. 27. The HessianCommissioners in the Gommittee of Inquiry at Mentz arrived at Darmstadt, and went to the hotel of the Minister Von GrolInian. On the following day aL Council of Ministers was calle t, ar,d after it broke up, 1I. Hoffinan, advocate in the High Cnort ot Justice, was put uInder strict conlinetent ; it is said that it is for having atetended a meeting of Revolutionist8 at Erfurth. jM. Wil. kins,sotn of one of ourmnost distinguished lawyers, has been in prison these four mnonths, accused of demagogical intrigues, withouit any hope of being specdily released. There must be sonie connexion bc- tween his affair and thatof Hofermann, a person who filled the office of teacher here, and was sent to Berlin at the desire of Prussia. DUTCH PAPERS. p -iN~ELg Anc.?'~? 28. PlPTTRRRQVT.q ATIM'tAT 29.