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London, England, 1838-08-23 00:00:00

German and B►ussels Papers have been duly re.

ceived this morning. We subjoin extracts :--
KRRUTIT, AUG. 14 —(From the Munich Political Gazette,
His Majesty the Emperor of Russia arrived here on the
12th at eleven o'clock is the forenoon, though he was not ex-
pected till the evening. When his Majesty alighted from the
country carriage in which he came from Tergernsee to surprise
the Empress, he asked a gendarme who was near the spot
spot Where is the Empress?' Being told that she was gone
to take a walk, he inquired in what direction, and followed
in great haste. In the woods her Majesty suddenly
heard a voice calling her by her name, That must be my
husband,' exclaimed her Majesty, joyfully surprised, and hast-
ened with open arms to meet him. All persons at Kreuth
now endeavoured to see the Emperor, yamse sugysifi,d and
yet condescending manner deeply impressed all who saw him.
At five o'clock their Majesties drove to Tergernsee. The Ems
peror was in full uniform. At nine in the evening the Rus-
sian Court was again at Kreuth. On the 13th there was a
dramatic representation in the apartments of the Queen Dow-
ager, Caroline, in which the Royal personages took the prin-
cipal parts. Their Majesties, especially the Emperor, who
laughed heartily, seemed to be much amused, and came
back to Kreuth at ten o'clock. There is to be a rural ball on
the 16. h, at which, however, only country people are to
dance ; and also firing at a mark, in which the Emperor him-
self will take part.
MUNICH, Aco. 13.—The Emperor Nicholas (whether the
Empress also, is not ofaeially known) will arrive here to-mor-
row, aul stop two or three days. Meycrbeer's Huguenots is
therefore bespoke for Friday ; and we hear of a grand review
of the garrison, and of various fetes, which will not be decided
on till the arrival of his Majesty the King.
Tort ITZ, AUG. 11.—The reports stating that all Poles were
excluded from Toplitz are exaggerated, as is proved by the lists
with the names of the parties from Warsaw and other parts of
Poland. It is certain, that to the 2,000 parties, consisting of 3,600
persons, that were on the list of the company a few days ago, more
Poles will be added after the Emperor's departure; but it is
equally certain that the delay in coming is not in consequence
of a prohibition, but of motives which will bring many Russian
families here at a lase period, in order, after the departure of
the great noblemen in the suite of the Emperor, to amuse
themselves, or take the waters for health, with less constraint
and less eipsnse. It is said that more rigorous measures have
been adopted towards the Poles in some neighbouring States.
NAPLES, AUG. 7.—Her Majesty the Queen and the young
Prince are perfectly well. The Prince was baptized en
Saturday by the name of Charles Louis, Count of
Frani. The city has upon this occasion done a great
deal for the charitable institutions ; on the other hand,
no pardon, promotion, or other favour, either on the part of
the Government or his Majesty, has been yet made known.
It was universally hoped for.
Vesuvius is again, quite still, to the great regret of the fo-
reigners now here ; at present there is nothing but a great
majestic pillar of smoke, but no firo visible.
MUNICH, AUG. 16.—The reigning Queen, coming from
Tergernsec, passed through Munich to-day, on her way to
Nymphenburg, whence she will return after dinner.
The Emperor of Russia is expected this evening at eight
o'clock, at the Hotel of M. Severin ; our King will arrive from
Bruckendie about 8 o'clock. The Empress remains at Kreuth
not to interrupt the course prescribed forher case,
which is going
on so favourably. It is not known how long the Emperor will
stop. It is only certain that he will stay on Friday and Satur-
day. From Munich his Majesty will return to Kreuth.
BRUSSELS, Aco. 19.—1 t is said that the King will go on
Saturday from Ostend to Beverloo, to review all the troops in
the camp. His Majesty will be back at Ostend on Tuesday
morning, to be present at the opening of the iron railroad.
Auc. 20.—Their Majesties will go to Ostend this morning
by the railroad.
The Independent says :—"There is no foundation for the
statement of the Amsterdam Handlesblad that M. de Poution
has gone to Londen to support the interests of Belgium in the
affair of the debts, M. de Poution being at Aix-la-Chapelle
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The King, who was to go to Beverloo on Sunday next will
go there next Thursday, and be back at Ostend on Sunday
evening.
A dreadful accident happened yesterday morning on the
iron railroad to a train returning from Bruges, by which two
persons were killed and several wounded.
The Handelsblad has a letter from the Hague, contradict-
ing the account given by French and English Journals of a
Cabinet Council at the Hague, and a dispute between the
King and the Prince of Orange relative to the display of the
Belgian flag in the Scheldt. This news is a fabrication.
There has not been any Cabinet Council for a long time p3st,
either on this subject or any other.
We have heard nothing for some days respecting the pro-
ceedings of the Conference. A communication to our Go-
vernment is expected shortly, but it will not contain the final
resolution of the Conference.
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THE LATE MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR IN ST. p
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crus.—Nlyers, who stands charged, in conjunction with Mrs.
Pow, with the murder of the husband of the latter, called at
the private office of Mr. Cope, the Governor of Newgate, in
the course of yesterday, for the purpose of surrendering him-
self to meet the above charge. Mr. Cope informed him that
as he had no warrant to apprehend him he was not em-
powered to take him into custody.
i He, however, suggested
that the accused should abide the issue of the bill now before
the Grand Jury, in respect to the indictment preferred against
him, or he might, if he pleased, proceed to,. the Central Cri-
minal Court, and there surrender himself in open Court-.
‘lyers, after some consideration,. said that he would 5,..e hi,
attorney, and that to-morrow (this day) be would come into
Court and surrender himself.