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London, England, 1830-07-30 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

ANCONA, JULY. 9.—The commissaries eppoioteds
both on the part of Russia and that of England, to
determine the limits of Greece upon the coutieleint
according to.thetreaties, haVe arrived here, and will
immediately !awed to the
,execntion of their to k.
Within these few hours n report blot been skeet'
that several battalions of Etiglialr troops in the
lonian Islands have been embarked, to he conveyed
to Malta, This measure is supposed by: some to
originate in a great political plan of the ,English
Qoverninent, but most of the Englislvnow here say
~theft this removal of the troops is Hot occasioned by
any thing extraordinery, and dr* it, would include
only those who exceed the towel establishment in
the lonian Islands, or that their &sees will soon he
supplied by others, such changes among the troops
being very common in the foreign possessions of
England. It is said that numerous parties of ban-
ditti have again appeared in Calabria, and committed
the greatest excesses.—Allgemeine Zeitnint, July 23.
ODESSA, JULY B.—The events at Sebastopol
have led 'to the arrest of many individuals who took
an active pert in them. During the riots, in which
the population used the bakers very roughly,; great
cruelties have been committed, . The excessive
prices of the necessaries of life, and the- measures
which the Magistrates had thought themselves
obliged to take in order to remedy the s'eareity,
seem to have contributed to the interruption of
order. The arrival •of our esteemed Governor,
Count Woronzow, has, however, restored, tratiquil-
lity. Every prectuit'on has been taken to prevent
any ill consequenees that might arise from the
escape of several persons out of. the Lazaretto.
Orders have been sent to several corps of trews
in the interior to form a sanitary cordon.
Within these few days several ships in this port
have been loaded with flour, biscuits, end other pro-
visions, which are supposed to be intended for
Sebastopol. Couriers have been sent to St. Pe-
tersburgh with an account of • this unpleasant eirr.
cumstence.—Nurentburg Correspondent, July

DRUM'S, JULY 25.—A British Cabinet Mes-
senger passed through this city yesterday on his way
from Constantinople to Lotulon,'with despatches.
A letter from Batavia of the 20th March says—
" Aaron Smith, who was arre‘ted at Antwerp as a
pirate who had plundered and ill.treated Captain
Langhetie, has just been arrested here, to be brought
to trial. His ship has been seized. It is hoped
that justice will at length be done." •

(From Le Bslge.)

BRUSSELS, JULY 26.—The prosecutions of the
Journals still continue, on the 2311 all the wotktheU
in our printing dice underwent a long examination,
the object of which was to discover ail the arrange-
ments of our office, and particularly whether our
loy strumsMc. Udewtrtfrail- ?ney Trim *tutli
had not, yet he has been arrested at well as Mr.
Poet. The day before yesterday Mr. De. &igloo',
printer of the Courier, was summoned before Baron
Van Do Venue, by whom he was infortited that.
twelve articles in the Courier des Po.y. .11Os were
inculpated for different reason.. Twelve .actions at
once, brought in one day, against one journal !
cused at the same time of insul4 outrage, calumny,
attacks against the person of the Ktng and the
Royal dignity I Nothing proves 'more clearly how
free the Press is in our country, and under what a
protecting Legislation we have 'the Itappitteis to
live. At this moment seven journals VC Under pro-
secution for 29 different articles.

TIIE HAGUE, JULY 27.—A private letter, dated
Batavia, March 21, contains the following hitherto
unknown particulars reipeeting the submission of
Diepo Negoro.
" I have just returned from the interior, where
with others I was prescht at the submission of
Diepo Negoro. At eight o'clock in the morning
two or three hundred !limns went to meet the in-
surgent Chief, and at eleven o'clock they returned,
bringing with them Diepe Negoro, with a body of
about NO of his adherents, armed with pikes. The
turban was the only tolerable article of drisit Whet
seen among this half naked troop, who looked like
a band of robbers. They are in fact mostly raga.
muffins, whom Diepo Negoro bee collected together
in order that he might not appear wholly deserted
at the ceremony of his submission.
" On his arrival at Magellang Litutenent.General
De Kock received him, sitting surroUnded by all the
officers of the residency, who were sitting in a half
circle an each aide of the General, Mr. Veldt, the
resident, and Colonel Cleerens brought in Diepo
Negoro, to whom the General gave his band, with a
suitable speech. Diepo, answered trembling, and
was then invited to sit down at the left hand of the
General, who soon relieved him froM his embarraits.
meat, by allowing him to retire_ to ,rest, after the
fatigues of his journey.
" There is nothing prepossessing. in his appearance:
he has a false end valeinoticlook, inspiring not pity.
but contempt. Since the Bth of this month there
has been no farther conference between Diepo Negro
and General de Kock; the former is constantly
engaged in praying and fasting, this being the Ma-
hometan fast of the Ramadan. 'After that is over,
his fate it to be determine& I hope and trust that
the Government will set with generosity to the van-
quished enemy."
AMSTERDAM, JULY 27.—Exchange en London,
12 22 5.10 to 12 20; two mouths, 12 15.

THE LATE DR. JANIES:-..-Thit eminent
Physician, whose death we have the painful duty thia day
to announce, entered active lire,, as a Midshipman, in the
Royal Navy, about the same time with his present Na-
zism The first engagement ;hat be saw crag likoWin
the first in which li,',ing. Wo.r.tast IV. stood the Are of
the enemy--namely, the action in which Lasaana, the
tionttntlhiei present
Spanish Admire!, WM defeated and taken. Hu WAS then
in the Invincible ; but soon after quitted that ship, And
served for some years in the Pegasus frigate, commanded
by Captain :manors. In 01$ YOWL be Sawa great
deal of service in the West Indies,, and had twice the yel-
metro gle' ° Ibmukdr.t;bllll the 111'!:-.4
4liokw, i
al; I:tr. . t
het t(i:lsoletgueewoltia::boulia also,
carrel
tii:ettuiloitt,
nit
limo afterwards sailed in the same ehip,
from the West holies he quitted the n„1 "e""
etrestecipleratchteiLPTetlietith. e()lit'
.'
Physicians extraordinary, audsltortly liter Was elected
gene), of his late hIA3/STY he War is.
appointed one of hie
in various
physician to the pariah of St.
An ii • . George, lianovemiquarc,
a ming instance of death by 1 1 1 r
bac recently occurred at Ampthill. A lli r"
1°
4a
age, was bitten by the mail dng which trjeill.s'ettlitril .t°)f,
Parts, as described in this paper a few ‘.stu:let:ke
efface. On Saturday the loth brit the usual symptoms
appeared; and on :the following ' 'she expired.
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