The National Register.
London, England, 1822-09-09 00:00:00

DIITC,7 AND GERMAN PAPERS.

Itcratria, %lacy 22.-.-We learn from SOUTIIk
bava, that his Majesty's frigate illelampus sailed
from that place on the 16th instant, bound to the
Moluccas islands, having on board the late Sultan of
Palembang, Machmoed Baden Oedin, who is to be
conveyed to Ternate, which the Supreme Govern-
went
has fixed upon as the place of his banishment.
The Resident at Ternate had received previhns no-
tice of this resoltvion, with orders to make all the
necessary preparations to receive and establish the
late Sultan as well as possible, and to treat hint with
all the respect and indulgence that are compatibles
with the security of his person. About 50 of the
relations and servants of the ex-Sultan accompany
hint thither; several of those who at first followed
him fiorn Palembang to Fort Orange, have express-
ed their intention but to accohmany him any farther.
HAusunoit, Ace. 127.—We learn the following
from the Russian frontiers, Aug. B:—His Majesty
the Emperor leaves St. l'etersburgh on the 16th tin.
Warsaw; from whence he will go to Vienna, He
will be arcompaqied, as we learn from Count Nes-
selrode, by M Van Muller, Counsellor of State, a
Secretary, and three aides-de-camp. It is affirmed,
that in the appro telling congress important and very
comprehensive measures will be proposed against
the Liberalcs or Carbunari, in all the countries ut

Europe.
The Prussian Moister, Count Bernsterfr, having
received despatches from Tueplita, where the King
of Prussia is at present, set out on the VOth, with
a small suite, for Vienna, to attend the preliminary
conferences.

Nothing is yet said of the departnreof the Chan-
cellor, Prince Hartlenberg, tier that city nor is it
known whether the Kin 4 of Prussia, who was ex.
pec:ed bail at Berlin, un the 29th, will go to Vi-
enna or not

AMsTERnAM, AUGUST 30.—About 100 children,
most of the lowest class, having fallen victims,
within a tew tv,:eks, to the negli.rence of their pa
rents, and been carried oil by the smail-rox, the
Buignaiast‘rs have given notice to the inhabitants
of tae hunt:neat danger, and serious), exhorted
every one to promote vaccination to the utmost.
FR ANKFonT, AtioUAT 23.-8 ....c etiberg,
the Hanoverian minister to the %Istria,
has arrived from Vienna, on his London,
where be 6 to assist in drawing the plan for the
organization of the kingdom of Hanover. M. Hop-
pmstedt is also a inenibcr of the Ornizlittetrappuint-
ed for this purpose.
Sumax, Auo. 12 —Since my lest letters have
been received from Epirus, by which it appears that
Count .Norman could not possibly have bean present
at the affrir at the Then-110111m. Tue great igno-
rance of geography of many C;:eeks his rrolly
made them confound bim wi;li some other General:
however, Norman is said likewise to have gained a
victory in Albania on the ‘..:0111 of July, hut the
particalars ate not known. So much is known tilt
certtia, that in the middle of July he was posted)
with Bazzari, near Arta, which is 80 leagues frem
the 'tnerntopylie. I have a letter from Bigtolia lv.
tore me of tile 31st July, which likewise announces
the etil e defeat of the t-le.tirschid Pucha at the
Thertnopylw—this is the let e: stating the Paella to
have been taken prisoner ei,li 70 B.:ys and 11,000
Turks. To thin i 4 suijoi:ted• the other report of the
defeat of the Greeks on the 13to, and of their vie-
tiny um the llth ji July, and the heroic conduct of
toting Douai, Wilt) defended the i herinoKle with
700 men, but bat his la, sic.