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London, England, 1827-07-02 00:00:00

obtained new successes, and that the strength and numbers
of the insurgents were much diminished.

By the last accounts the Rhine at Arnheim and the
Waal, at Nitnsguen, were still rising. The Meuse, at
Grave, had been falling since the 24th.
Letters from Stockholm repeat the news of a naval ar-
mament in Sweden to join the Russian squadron, bound to
the Mediterranean. They add that Prince Oscar had re-
ceived a friendly invitation to pay a visit to St. Peters-
burgh during the summer.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 28.—His Excellency the Minister
of Russia at our Court, set out this morning for Italy.
A British Cabinet. Messenger passed through this city
yesterday with dispatches from London to St. Petersburgh,
aitd a Russian Courier from St. Petersburgh, with dis-
littches for London.
1 The Earl and Countess of Warwick arrived here yester-
day from Calais, and Admiral Count Verhuel, Peer of
Prance, and family, from Paris.
According to a letter from St. Petersburgh, a report
was in circulation there that orders had been transmitted to
the naval authorities of Sebastopol to equip a strong divi-
sion of the Black Sea fleet, which is to go to the Ar-
chipelago.
Juxs 29.—1 t is reported at Luxemburg, that Lieut.
Lobetbal, the murderer of the unfortunate Veysset, has
been condemned to death, and Lieut. Poppe to 15 years
imprisonment in a fortress.
It is said that the investigation which was to take place
respecting the construction of the works at Mons was en-
tired into a few days ago, and that the works will remain
in their present state till the arrival of his Majesty, who
will examine them.

Lisbon Papers to the 17th have been received.
They are chiefly occupied with the late Change
in the Ministry, which we noticed a fortnight
ago. It now appears that the Minister appointed
to conduct the Financial Department, CONDE
DE LOMA, has refused to accept that office,
and he has been succeeded by a much more effi-
cient person—SENHoß COELLO, who occupied
the same post under the Cortes Regency. He
ii described by all who know him, as a man of
independent fortune, of respectable character,
and of liberal pinciples. It is said he will make
an 'able, a firm, and a severe Minister. His
uncle was confessor to the late King. He him-
self was brought up to the profession of the law ;
and had he been more careful about the acquire-
ment of wealth than the means of preserving cha-
racter, he might, under the late King, have
been promoted to some of the most important
offices of &ate.

This gentleman has not yet entered into
office, nor will he probably do so till the arrival
of the Marquis of P_ ALMELLA, who was daily
expected. The situation of Finance Minister,
dues not present much captivation, in the present
state of the kingdom, to the most ambitious
aspirant for power, provided- he wishes to gain
popularity at the same time.

Dutch Papers to the Ist ult. have been re-
ceived this morning ; from which we make the
following extracts :

ST. VETRRSSUCU, JUNI 15.

On the 9th of this month the Emperor went in a cutter,
towed by a steam-boat, to Oranien-baum and Cronstadt.
As soon as his Majesty arrived off the harbour, the cutter
hoisted the Imperial flag, and his Majesty was welcomed
by the guns of the forts, and the ships at anchor in the
roads. ' The Emperor passed along the whole line, and
inspected the Are, Hangoudd, and Emanuel ships of
the line, in the Constantia frigate. On the 10th, his
Majesty, accompanied by the Empress Alexandria, the
Grand Duke Alexander, the Grand Duke Michael, and
the ..Grewl Duchess Helen, again went to Croustade, and
' WRthtleattirsitaintl lig•Attte trirtarfriglitig
awl several smaller vessels. His Afajesty's flag being hoisted
on board the Russia frigate, was saluted by the discharge of
2,000 cannon of the largest size, from Cronstadt, Cronsch-
lot, and all the ports and ships of the line and frigates.
When the salutes were over, and the smoke was dispersed,
his Majesty went on board the Admiral's ship, the "he,
and returned to Petershof. The awful beauty of this
magnificent scene, says a Petersburgh Journal, awakened
interesting recolleetions of Peter the Great, at the head of
the united fleets of England, Denmark, and Russia, the
burning of the Turkish fleet in the Bay of Tel:mune, the
victories of Tschitschagnw in the Baltic, of Uscba Row
and Ribas on the Euxine, the exploits of Seneaven, in
the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, an►l the Archipelago.
Such recollections are combined with brilliant hopes,
which draw the eyes of the world to the future.

STOCKHOLM, PINE 19,

Yesterday, at noon, her Royal Highness the Crown
Princess was safely delivered of a Prince, at Raga, who
has received the names of Francis Gustavus Oscar, and the
title of Duke of Upland. A salute of 128 guns an-
noun►ed this happy event to the inhabitants of the capital.
The Princess and the infant Prince are well. The King
has requested the Emperor and Empress of Austria to he
sponsor..

VIENNA, JUNE 20

News from Constantinople has been received here, by
way of Bucharest, according to which, there had been an
action off Mytelene, between the Turkish and Russian
Fleets. It continued two days, and the Turks suffered
very severely. _ _

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News have been received here, that 17,000 troops are to
be embarked in the Russian fleet fitting out at Cronstadt
for the Archipelago.

FRANNORT, JUNK 26.

Letters from Trieste say, that some Austrian men of
war are fitting out there to reinforce the squadron in the
Levant. Letters front Zante arrived at Trieste say, that
the Acropolis still held out, though Fabvier was seriously
ill, in consequence of the wound in his head. The posi-
tion of General Church was so formidable to the Seraskier,
that he did not venture to leave his entrenchments.

By the German papers received yesterday, it
appears that instead of the Greek steam frigate
the Perseverance, being captured by the Turks,
she was actively employed herself with some
other ships in the Gulf of Volo, capturing an 4
destroying several Turkish vessels. Captain
HASTINGS, who commanded the squadron,
speaks in high and well deserved terms of the
conduct of his gallant compeers in this affair.

The Limerick Chronicle of the 27th of June
announces the death of H. H. HUNT, Esq., the
Mayor of Waterford, of fever. The mortality

of the Civil Officers is truly deplorable in that
City, for within the last fourteen months the
grave closed on Alderman SNow, late Mayor ;
Alderman BRISCOE, Mayor elect; Alderman
SARGENT, Deputy Mayor; and now Alderman
HUNT, whose death is very much regretted in
Waterford and its neighbourhood.

Gibraltar Chronicles of the 11th ult. are re

ceived : their contents are unimportant. His
Majesty's packet Francis Freeling, Captain
CUNNINGHAM, sailed on the 10th from Malta
and that port for Falmouth. These papers con-
tain, under the head of Garrison Orders from the
Town Major's Office, a communication that the
Lieut.-Governor had received advice from the
officer in command at Algeciras of a Spanish
soldier, when on duty at the village of El Cam-
pamento, having been rode over and killed by