London, Saturday, July 31...
The following moriean in the way of Holy Ally-ism, is from a German journal: as if any citizen of a free state w-ould set his or hef foot in an Austrian province for plea- sure I This probibitiojiofiourladieg and one English1nvos bleman, from subjecting themselves to the police of Auwtria, ,wotld deserve to be ranked witlh a British act of Parlia- nuenit, laying a tax on omigration frorri Grosvenor-square to Port Jackson:- '4 RANIKFORT, Jutsi 1& The journal caUed HCspe, as publishes two ordirances lstuedl from Vienna. "1.-Vigilance respecting several suspicious individuals. The magistrates of circles and districts must havelearned from the news- papers, that the police of Paris has ordered two English ladi6s, who have become suspicious on account of their connexions with the Liberals, viz. Lady Oxford and Alrs. Ilutcliison, and also the widow of Count Bourke, the Danish Ambassador, who died in France, to quit Paris and France. As ihe auspicious political character of these foreigners, wlhich caused their being sent away from France, shows it not to be advisable to allow these individuals to enter the Imperial dominions, in the same man- ner, the notoriously very bad sentiments of Lord: Holland, who is well known as an enthusiastic adherent of Radicalism, and even in the English Parliament openly utters the most insolent abuse of the Allied Mlonarchs, and the well-known ultra-liberal tendency of the British authoress, Lady iMlorgan, who, in the ac- count of ler travels on the European Continent, and especially in Italy, has allowed herself thc most shameless calumnies of the Austrian Government, arc sufficient reasons to order, that these foreigners also, if they should happen to arrive at any part.of the Imperial frontiers, be refused admittance, withoat any regard to their passports ; or if they should already have entered the Imperial dominions, that they be hindered from prosecuting their journey, and sent over the frontiers by the shortest road. Acco.ding to the5e directions, the .N!agistrates, guided by the ordinance of the Higlh Police of the 14th of June, 1823, are to be at- tentive to the five foreigners herein-mentioned; and in case they should appear, to precerd towards them in the manner hereprescribed, and reportihe same to me. " ._This iY an order not to suher any persons who appear suspi- cious to enter the Austrian zlominions, and to send away any foreign- era who may have already ent6red, thie moment their conduct gives ground for suspicion. March 8, 1824.' "A notice has been issued from the Minister of the Interior at Carlsruhe, absolutely prohibiting emigration to rorazil." LbADON.. SwiUlDAY. JULY 31, 1824.