The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-12 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, DUTCH AND FLANDERS PAPERS,

ST. PETERSBURG 11, FEB. 19.—His Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Constantine arrived in this capital in good health,
on the 16th of this month.
An ukase of his Majesty the Emperor, dated the 14th instant,
addressed to the Directory Senate, orders " that an account of
the military operation against Persia, Georgia, the province of
Caucasia be given, and the territory of the Cossacks and the
Black Sea are declared to be in a state of war, and to make part
of the military district of the detached corps of the Caucasus."
His Majesty has conferred various distinctions on several of the
General and other officers who distinguished themselves in the
battles of Shamhora and Elizabethpol, on.the 15th and 25th Sept.
ODESSA, Fes. 2.—The day before yesterday 8,000 chetwerts
of soft, which were sold, viz. 3,000, of inferior quality, at 11
and Ills, and 5,000 of middling, at 121 and K.---Tallow was
inquired for, but the buyers having offered only S rub. 70 cop.,
no sales were made during the week. Journal de St. Peters-
burgh, Feb. 20.
ScnwEair, FKB. 25.—The Grand Duke has recognized H.
Canning, Esq., Consul-General, British Consul-General at Ham-
burgh, in the same character in the Grand Duchy.—Hambursdi
Papers, March 2.
AMSTERDAM, MARCH s.—We have received to-day the Ba-
tavia Journal to the 25th October, and the Advertiser to the
28th. From the several reports published in them, we perceive.
indeed, that at the end of September the enemy was very far from
!nine*' discouraged, and had in various places attacked our troops
with numerous corps, and for the most part, with great intre-
pidity, but that our men had almost everywhere, in the end, had
the advantage, and that the insurgents had suffixed much loss.
In particular, on the sth of October, the Desso of Diatinow, for-
tified with cannon, was attacked by our troops, and, after an ob-
stinate resistance, taken and burnt. Other Dessas belonging to
the insurgents have been destroyed in several places. On the 15th
of October there was a general engagement near Socracarla, with
Diopo Nigoro in person, who was advancing against that place
with 4,000 men. The enemy defended himself with great fury,
and when the first line was driven out of the field, a second, chiefly
consisting of pirates, endeavoured to, renew the battle, but in vain.
It appears that Diopo Nigoro has since returned to the mountain
Merapie, there to put himself in an almbst inaccessible position,
lint it is thought that he will soon be obliged to retreat for want
of provisions. Besides the active services of the moveable co-
lumns, great praise is given to the conduct of the officers who
have the defence of various forts at Klallen, Tempel, &c. The
Commander of the fort had made a sally with so much bravery
and success, that he reduced the surrounding country to submis-
sion, and returned into the fort with greet accession of strength.
The old Sultan, who received the reigns of Government at the end of
September, had arrived on the 20th at Djorjocarla without much
loss, though the journey from Klallen had been attended with some
difficulties, all the bridges having been broken down by the rebels.
Several Tormnongongs on the road from Klallen to Djorjocarla
had submitted to the Sultan, and several had fallen in the various
actions. All was quiet at Djorjocarla at the end of September.
His Excellency the Commissioner-General has paid a visit to Ban-
tam, from which he returned on the 4th October. His Excellency
proceeds in his measures of retrenchment. The last accounts from
Djorjocarlo were of the Bth, and from Socracarla of the 17th Oct
—Dutch Paper, March 10.
ExcHANGIs ON LONDON.

1-I.‘IIBuRGH, MARCH 8i; two months, 36 51.
LEIPsIC, FEE. 28.—Three months,.6 17.
BERLIN, FEB. 27.—Three months, 6 281.
VIENNA, FEB. 21.—Three months, 10.
AIPTERDA3I, MARC!! 6.-12 f:; two months, 11 95 to 11 92

BRUSSEL% thacit 8.-,-.Letters from Cologne, of. March 5,
say, " The Rhine is free of ice, from the frontiers of Holland as
far as it is navigable. The 'Morelli and rivers are also free. The
greatest elevation of the Rhine, where the ice broke up, was 25
feet six inches :it has fallen three feet. The accounts of the state
of our rivers do not Mention any particular accident since the
breaking in of the dike at Ochlen, which, it is hoped, will soon
he repaired, but it has caused much damage."
Accounts from Berlin, of the 2d March, say that the King was
so far recovered, that it was expected his Majesty would soon ap-
pear at the fetes which will take place during the visit of the
Queen Dowager of Bavaria, who is expected on the 10th March.
—.l3rossele Papers, March 10.