The Providence Journal, And Town And Country Advertiser

Under the Hamburgh date of the 4th of February, we find the following articles ;—"The intelligence is at length confirmed, that the Russian troops have, in consequence of the differences existing between Austria and Russia, received orders to return home. This event has caused considerable anxiety throughout Germany; and England is the only power that will be in a state, after the re-establishment of the usual communication, to effect once more a change in the determination of the Emperor Paul. Russia and England are on such terms of reciprocal friendship, that every thing may be hoped from the interference of the latter."

By the comments on this article, in the London papers, the fact appears substantiated, that the Emperor Paul waits, to be coaxed by Great-Britain, before he will again cordially take his brother of Austria by the hand. This circumstance, however, has not abated the commanding tone which the British ministry here assumed.