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STOCKHOLM, DEC. 2.

Sk.II.ILIN, DEC. Q.

The reports spread here are so numerous that
-hey would soon fill a book, and so .contrsclietory

that no reliance can be placed on them. Our only
resource is the letters of merchants. One from Or-
soya, of Nov. 26, says, " The Governor of Wid-
din is reported to have sent several corps into Little

Wallachia, which infest the rear of General- Geis-
mar, at Kalefat. The Pacha of Widdin has an-
nounced that the Russians hare been. obliged, by
part of Hussein Pacha's army, to raise the siege of
Silistria."

European Officers have arrived in all the fortresses
on the Danube, who are to take measured for
strengthening the works which have already com-
menced, as far as the season will permit.
VIENNA, DEC. 11.--Meta 951; Bank
Shure►, 1,096.

Letters from Berlin of the 13th inst. state,
on the authority of news hoot St. Petersburgh,
that the Russians are making immense prepara-
tions fbr the next campaign, in case that the
Porte should not accede to the demands of
NICHOLAS.

Another .report prevailed in Berlin that a
Congress will take place at Ancona, for discuss-
ing the affairs of the East.

Gibraltar Chronicles to the sth inst. hare
been received, by which we are glad to learn that
the official Medical Reports are more favourable
with respect to the Epidemic. On the 2d De-
cember 178 remained ill ; 12 were admitted, one
died, 25 were under observation in the camp,
and 13 officers were sick. This state of things
continued with little change for a few days.
By a subsequent arrival to the 9th, we regret
to understand that a number of fresh cases made
their appearance. The French Medical Surgeon
had been attacked, as well as Colonel PAYNE,
respecting whose recovery the worst fears were
entertained. The long Prevalence of the Levant
winds had been exceedingly against the health
of the inhabitants. One of the private letters
say, that they have not had a single day of
winter yet.

The Agent of LLOYD'S writes from Gibraltar,

the 4th of-Dec. 1828, that by a letter receired
from a Foreign Consul at Tangier, dated the
21st and received by a despatch boat to-

day, our differences with the Moorish Govern-
ment are not likely to be amicably settled. The
Consul General-DOUGLAS wished to quit Tan-
gier, but the Governor of that place had re-
fused him permission without a passport from
the Emperor. The North Star, DELANO, of
and from this port .to Leghorn, has been de-
tained by a Spanish privateer, and carried into
Mahon.

Mr. lion NER has written a letter to a
Morning Paper, contradicting the report of his
having received any money from a Banking-house
in the City for carrying on the Collosseum.
That immense undertaking will be opened on
Monday the 2d of February.

The following are extracts from Brussels
Papers of the 20th vast.:---

BRUSSELS, DEC. 18.

Java Gazettes of 19th August have been received,
which are three days later than those we had before.
There had been some trifling engagements ; on the
9th of August, 290 auxiliaries from Tidoree, sent
by the Sultan, arrived at Semarang. In order to
give the auxiliary troops of the Sultan of Boeton,
lately landed at Satnarang to the number of 700
men, an idea of the superiority of European arms
and discipline, they were made witnesses of a grand
review on the 7th of August ; the firing of the two
lines of the artillery excited in the highest degree
the admiration of these auxiliaries. Most of them
had never before quitted their own country, and this
is the first time that the allies of Celebes send troops
to the Government of the Netherlands to fight...for it
out of their- own country. This is considered ns a
proof of the increasing respect arid attachment en-
joyed by the Government of the Netherlands in the.
Indian Archipelago.

FRANKFORT, DEC. 14.
We learn from Vienna that the Sultan has pro-
mised 25,000 purses for the head of Jusstif
and 30,000 purses to him who shall deliver him np

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The vane at Schoenbrnini ix in a languishing
state, notwithstanding all the care taken of it.

BRUSSELS, DI C. 19,
Yesterday the Court of Assize condemned Arnyns
Deane (alias Major Stanhope), thirty-four years of
nge, born and domieiliated at Carlisle, in England,
to ten years' hard labour, a fine of 1,000 florins, to
the pillory, to be branded with the letter F, and to
the costs, for forgery.
Vadier, Member of the French Convention,
has just died at Brussels, aged 93 year&

There is said to exist an idea of putting for-
wart] Mr. Gorman Mahon for the Repreeentotion of Cork
the next vacancy..—Dublin Paper.

flap of the Empire. The Horfena, St. Hernic,
San Ulysses, and Patoche, arid the Flor de An7eri-

can, Brazilian vessels, arrived at Salado on the 16th
and 18th of September, prizes to the Rondian, Bra-,
zil;an brig of Ivar.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 16th inst.,
received this morning, says that little reliance is
to be placed upon the reports constantly in cir-
culation, respecting the operations of the Russian
ar,d. Turkish armies. The Turks are putting
the fortresses in the best state of defence, under
the direction of European officers

Last Friday Lord Bloomfield had thu honour, in
a privete audience, to present to the King the answer
of his Sovereign, in reply to his Majesty's letter re-
specting the future title of Prince Gustavus. His
Britannic Majesty is reported to declare that be will
join with the Sovereigns his Allies, in order to bring
'about an arrangement, of this affair conformable to the
wishes of his Majesty the King of Sweden. In the
sitting of the Diet on the 28th ult., Baron H. Au-
chersward expressed his surprise that the Diet should
be asked for an additional sum of four millions when
his Majesty had declared in his speech that there was
a surplus of five millions.