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GERMAN PAPERS.

STdel:llol..M, FEB. 2.—The Statstidning br to-day eeratra-
diets a report, mentioned in the Da9E4l Allehaud yeF;cerday,
of the death of the Emperor of Runla.

The number of ravenous NW:yes, even in the vitzinity of this
capital, is very great ; on':! was lately found dea;:t, partly eaten
up by his companion,

1 ,he followtn
statement will show how the navigation of
the Souttd "Lcreases from year to year. The number of ships
that passed in the last five years was :—ln •1831, 12,946;
1832, 12,202; 1833, 10,985 ; 1834, 10.605 ; 1835,• 10,2554
The most remarkable is the decrease of English ships passing
through the Sound, which had declined in these five years
from 4,772 to 2,472.
FRONTIERS or. MOLDAVIA, JAN. 24.—A1l travellers from.
Moldavia, and the private letters of the most recent date, agree;
in fully confirming the preceding accounts of political ag:.te,
tions in Moldavia, and the violent attack of the Moldavia4'N°-
bility on Prince Stourdza, who appears to have deeply offer.aed
Ulm by his severity towards the illustrious exile
hs they
call Constantine, Stourd:',l, Alexander `..totrdza, and
Gyka. They accordir.oy receive all itr.agin!,ble marks of
respect on their e
resolved °,'..ates from the nobility and bojarq, who seem
Put".,cly to oppose Prince Stourdza, but' in such la
m anne- as not to endanger, in the slightest degree, the tran-
idttlity of Moldavia. It seems that the noble opposition con-
templates nothing less than the deposition of Prince Stourd-.01,
who, according to the regulations made by the Emr..or of
Russia, as protector of the Principalities, in concert with, the
Porte, should retain his high office for life. Ar:zordingly, in
conformity with these regulations, and Oriel:4y observing the
right given by them to the nobles, no f-..,wer than 150 bojars
have signed a statement of grievances, drawn up by one of the
above-mentioned exiles, and trans:.iitted to their Majesties the
Emperor of Russia and Sul',an Mahmoud, the august protec-
tors of the two Princi.,•;diities. These bojars require, first of
all, the appointnr :iit of Commissioners, by both Courts, to in-
quire into matter, and enumerate various acts of injustice
's".;l oppression, committed, as they allege, by the Prince.
I Prussian State Gazette, Feb. 11.

A CROW SuooTER.—A sportsman of Balderston
has sent us the following proclamation of his astonishing feat
of killing seven crows and two jackdaws at one shot, which ha
desires us to make known to the sporting world through the
medium of our columns ; and for his gratification we give it
verbatim et literate :---" Whereas, Thomas Lucas, of Balder-
ston, farmer, having killed a pig, and the waste thereof being:
thrown upon the dung-hill,
a quantity of crows coming to feed
thereon having a gun loaded fired amongst whereby seven of
them was killed with two jackdoes at ono ehool. January 29th,
1836."—Preston Chronicle.

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