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THURSDAY EVE
i*?l,llrG,
yowl?
• ed
The Etoile, dated yesterday, arriv
OE5'
morning, and affords the subjoined ex"
est
does not contain any news of the sligbtoce
portance. Letters from Dresden 1011°11faute
marriage of her Royal Highness the inns of
Lucca with the Prince MA:OOIW° jell
The French 3 per Cents. on 'ru'
Fite r
three o'clock, were 67r. 70e., an —de
Cents., for the end of the month, 981'410,6,
cc BERLIN,
" They write that the departure of Illoelo
William of Prussia for Mayence, of whietoped
been appointed Governor, has been iiighlie
the Spring. It is added, that his 1107a1
intends to reside some months here.
cr
cc M. de Liedernann has been 40%001
named Minister Plenipotentiary from glee
the Court of Spain. There has not as y
the r ettlf
any other diplomatic nominations sir°
of the King. 'ect°
" Nothing is yet decided on the SI 4 5 el
National Bank at Berlin. This busifies IV pot 11
to experience new difficulties, and 05e/ 5
so easily effected as was at first s°lloo °
The affair of the ships at Carlscrena b port
terminated. They will remain in the falV
Carlsrrona during the winter and in ti1,,,00
all
11,1
auy
ing spring a new decision will be "1 d to
5
question whether they shall be exPseliOed'
or not. The purchasers will be inderil‘ir 1,„1/'
st GEsO-81
deb'
di ‘nirtAtsho,- leP
squall of wind has thrown 1011°Iier
vessel coming from Lisbon,
i" to
We are told of several shipwreck ilaC
jleast't.
place. The French ships have Stigere
ot' °
cc PARIS' state
Ole " 01
" The Elate has a long article not veoo
Spain and America but time will 'll
n ;evieW tvent
to extract it. It appears to be 1
. CIO .00
political measures of the Span's"tlj IV 5
and seems intended to set them 0°
ited oCol o
01
attempt of recovering their rev° pr°,
Governmentsandt oh o
to
.pes that (idler ti°
ea to
~ddress- „000-
“ Letters from Bucharest, Jim
Austrian Authorities at Czernoiti', od°
ni 10
that the Emperor of Russia is n° set
.s g 0 DIP
whither also the General Sabarii" 13e0tif
into
who will accompany the Frol'er°l

The Russianspited
troops cantoned in this province had
ill order to be reviewed by their Sove-
teigth °I) the Ist of November no Turkish
ir°°Ps had evacuated Moldavia and Wallachia,
sl()twitlistanding the orders transmitted from Con'
4rilln°Ple to the lioipodars and Commanders.
I 147 Write fro Amsterdam, Nov. 17, as
follow m s
its 0
Ur batik has suddenly decided to increase
("iscounts to 5 per cent. The sinking of the
vs was progressive up to the close of the
`lnge yesterday, but they have risen 1 per
ent. this ruornino.."

n "le Italian and German Papers received this
gets do do not contain a syllable of political
0:8 Worth extracting. A few paragraphs of a
b 's
nature have been selected, and will
f°111"1 elsewhere.

ii offlaw received the Batavia Courant to the
4:: August, and Private letters from Batavia of the same,
IlataLian Gazette, under the date of August
.Hors
turbaturbanthat intelligence had arrived of an unexpected dis--
xery ec in the Residency of Djocjokarta. It had been ob
you ed that Prince DIPO NEGORO, one of the tutors of the
bar
°lng, SuITA:I, who is a minor, had assembled a great num-
1/4tr"°Ple
at his residence, and it wassuspected that some in-
therecet"larY movement was in contemplation. The Resident,
re the motives of this
proceed, queste(i the Prince to explain
sitielt mg, which he declined. On the 21st of July, the
heoppeße-
having thought it his duty PS order his appearance,.
eapesed the armed force sent against him, and made his es-
two Dwith another Pangerang, called .llankoe Boemie. T:
t4ece reiri3ce3l with their troops, up a position at a little dis-
tack.: °in the residence of the Sultan, where they were at.
Irit, ut 24' by a detachment of Dutch troops, on the 27th of July,
any decisive result. On the receipt of this intelll-
he the lieutenant-Governor sent orders to the Governor
ce,3a:l4;:ng (the capital of the eastern district) to take all ne-
thi..
iIIY !cautions to prevent the evils which might arise from
reach cleent rebellion. On the 29th his Excellency himself
t 4, Cleat Pie::unarang, and immediately set out for Sourakarta,
g4l. of what is called the empire or dominions of the
frri 'etit-hutlang of Java. There he is said to have found all
te ::IYI and to have procured a reinforcement of imperial
(),
t°join his own against those of the rebellious governors
ar; Sultan. Detachments of the garrisons of Samarang
Wittevrede had likewise marched towards the seat of the
be insurrection, Even at Djocjokarta tranquillity was saidittis
44, ee-established when the last accounts came away, and
is,llultd, that the mother of the Sultan, and one of his remainingt
4ians, are true to their Dutch alliance. Ttierinsurgennds
have sPread themselves over the Dutch province of Kadoe, a
eoulahbeeen successfully attacked and dispersed wherever they
to met by a Dutch detachment. From the report, added
tow:rsd catalogue of disasters, that more troops are proceeding
is
11101..„ 3 Samarang, we should suspect that the insurrectiondm_t.
p_.:llßeneral than the Government Gazette is willing to a
,111,
detealaertetaers from Batavia also state, that the Sultan of S°°lo
war against the Dutch, and by the last accountsd
the IZlnitl were only 20 miles from Samarang. It is supposed
Is co De"
"Jug-Jug-Jetta would join him. Every thingl
set
onfillaion here. General de Kocic, the Lieut.-Governor, has
dre
in e*Prd3 to join-the forces. The Buggeese, at 11.1acasi:nra,
sanrevolt. The Chinese, and inhabitants of Pentianna
esPegee:lll s3in, are also in rebellion, and have massacred their
are j've Residents. It appears the Government of this place
'"oat peculiarly unfortunate.

Net.
ceive:York
Papers to the lat instant were re-
% last night at the North and South ,
I' °free-house, which contain accounts from
TamaAni"l
itthe 31st of July. At that period Gene-
tticl.°L4ll.- still held the Castle of Callao. The
forrips" frigates Tartar and Briton visited that
°ll the 29th of July, when their Corn-
ers
t~and)
Captaill BROWN and Sir MURRAY
q.ovlowk:LL) were permitted to go on shore by the
for who got up a splendid entertainmennt
ialpr the
Probably with the view of creating an
tai ession that this garrison was able to.sul.
4jeetif "11'6 longer siege. Ronit, had positively
tomb; all offers to treat on the part of the o-
the lan General, and continued to keep !IP
of thsPirits of his troops by propagating stories
Perue successes of the Royal arms in Upper
t,° ,These Papers also quote Bogota Papers
'Or. the I
of September, which announced that
th I:AL, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Rota Republic of Colombia, was to leave 130
that the 10th of October, for Panama! and
Vtr u `""0 representatives from the Republic of
assist 'led from Chorillos on the sth of Junie, to
self at the General Congress. Bomvart..i.m.-
or IP" expected to reach Panama by the mid_ d le_
Oct ecember. Caraccas Papers to the sth. of
that°ltlher had been received at Baltimore, stating
of the in that State for the Presidency4h
wheßepublic of Colombia closed on the
Side 4 1301avAtt was unanimously chosen 1 rit.
e
Sub"' pr. CRISTOBEL M EsoozA Vice-Prest.d e
„inscriptions were raisingtthe
in New York for
tryi7ers by the fire at Miramichi,—a calamity
Whole ca
ilv culad
ted
wor to
ld excite the sympathy of the cze.

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J(.,
'°otltr -", LoMnEintritE.—We are authorized to
.CoN •'dirt a report relative to the death of Lord.,
Criiev in the re
Ivi,„l,°"tuEttv, in India, there being no truth
port.—(illorning
°Pen ('
Darlington Rail Road, which was lately
Chronicle. l
etiTi-ed, im, we understand, as far as it has_, a
1.4i14 under
existing circumstances be trtedwere
'sti re.
The locomotion engines,
a„:ll4ted to
make two journeys in one day, are
which
Tchely able to make one journey in two days.a.or
130, e Dispatch brig, having on board
be' tt.t a and Captain Vicroa, of
i4gParttnent, is now at Portsmouth, and expec _
the Ordnancejt.
Afrito sail on Saturday for the western coast of
Dose"', The above officers go out for the
.pu a
Le, ''' inspoCting the different forts at Ster.rs.
tionne and Cape Coast. Two other CommFt .
4keurs go out in the same vessels, from the oil
_o _ . __o wa ,
lat: PePartment, one of whom is C I R
Seer°` s`2d Regiment. They will be landed ati
(4 fife li!,e°ne, and taken up again, on the return
- ship from Cape Coast.