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they affirm to be Jurdaki and Farmski. Time
will clear up the fate of the noble-minded Jordaki ;
bat the most inveterate enemies of the Greek
cause will at least do justice to his chivalrous
spirit. While Ypsilanti, after the first ill-fortune,
gave up all confidence in himself and his cause,
Jordaki long remained a terror to the enemy, and
whet would he breve effected if the aid expected
from Russia had been afforded ! He was loved and
honoured by the people, while thousands curse the
name of Ypsilanti, who has brought incalculable
misery on the principalitiss.—(Allgemeine Zeitung,
October 30.)
HANOVER, OCTOBER 24.
Some persons who had drawn on themselves his
Majesty's displeasure by their conduct during the
occupation of the kingdom by the enemy, and who
had been on that account forbidden the Court, have
received permission to appear there again.—(Fronk-
feet Papers, October 30.)
MO LDAVI AN FRONTIERS, OCTOBER 5. •
The cause of the Greeks in Moldavia seems to
be quite ruined. The Turks, who have no resist-
:once to fear, plunder all over Moldavia, where
any thing is to be found, and are to remain this
winter at Jowly. ft ts certain, indeed, that as soon
as the Turks leave Moldavia, the Hetarists will re-
turn to it ; 6,000 of them are between the Dniester
and the Pula), and long for the moment when they
may avenge the blood of their brethren.
The Moldavian Bojara who are in Bessarabia and
the Buckowina, intend, when the Turks leave
Moldavia, to erect a kind of militia to preserve or-
der, and to keep out the Hetarists, but airy one
who knows the indolence of the Moldavian, will
easily see that the plan cannot be executed.
FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER 1.
His Highness Prince Metternich is expected here
.t•-morrow.
On the 30th October a deputation from our
Senate went to Giessen, to compliment his Majesty
'the King of England on his passage through that
town.
. Several Greeks, among whom is the young
Prince Gregory Ypsilanti, arrived here yesterday
from Kischitiew, in Bessarabia, on their way to
Parts, to finish their studies.
Count Lieven, the Russian Ambassador, did not
arrive at Hanover till the 28t1r October. It is af-
firmed that the result of the conferences between
the three Ministers (Prince Met,ernich, the Mar-
quis of Londoederry, and Count Lieven) I no
doubt of the continuance of peace.—( Frankfort
Papers, Norember 2.)

THE KING'S JOURNEY.

HANOVER, OCTOBER 30.
His Majesty set out yesterday niorning soon
after 12 o'clock, on his return to England, from
Herreitheusen, having first taken a most affectionate
leave of the Duchess of Cumberland, of the two
Princes George of Cumberland and Cambridge,
and the Prince and Princess of Sohn.. His Ma.
jesty was attended clown the steps to his carriage by
the Ministers, the General Officers, and the whole
Household, to whom lie addressed himself in the
most gracious manner, and gave the positive pro-
mise again to visit his German dominion. next
summer. The Marquis of Conytighana was in his
Majesty's carriage. The moat respectful silence
prevailed among the crowd of spectators in the
Court-yard of the Palace, and the most cordial
wishes for his health and happineas accompanied
their beloved Sovereign.
The following are some particulars of the
latter days of the King's abode, whose health is
evidently improved :—On the 25th his Majesty
came to town and dined with the Duke of Cam-
bridge. A countless multitude had assembled be-
fore the Palace to see the King. As the guard en-
deavoured to keep °lithe crowd, his Royal Highness
gave perrnissiou fur as many people as the inner court
could contain, to be allowed to pass through the
Palace, list every rum might see the King,
who was in the dining room of the ground floor.
Thus a great number of people in succession were
admitted through the Palace. A fter dinner his
Majesty, accompanied by the binc;gravine of Hesse
Homburg, and the Dncliesses of Cambridge and
Cumberland, went to the theatre, and was con-
ducted from the Palace by the Master of the Horse,
the Chief Marshal, and the High Chamberlain, to
the royal box. On his Majesty's entrance all the
spectators ro.e, and two verses of a poem, composed

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GERMAN PAPERS.
" and the other
HERMANIITADT, OCTOBER 12. tainty that the
We are still iu doubt respecting tite fate of !tightened the
:aptain Jordaki. Most persons affirm he has been
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seed, while others,. pretend lie Was burnt su the
;current of Seku, ',filbert his wifosowlsthaldrettilso and iniPec'ted
Pere; but this is to Itiodbeedve• ite Witt long peibute. On I
see .cent his family to Bessarabia.. So mach tiers) C‘unt
mins certain, that the Turks have soot two leaders
the public con
f the iietarista prisoners to Constantinople, who
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