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London, England, 1830-05-21 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, MAY 3.
The Courier de la Greece of March 27, contains the 101/oleic;
Message from the President to the Finance Committee:—
" The Chevalier Eynard gives to Greece continual proofs of the
interest which he takes in that country. You know, Gentlemen, that
be had advanced to us 700,000 francs out of his own property. H:
was the bolder of Greek Stock for 30,0001. He has sold it with a pro-
fit of 204,860 franca, which are his own property, because, at his own
risk, he advanced large sums to Greece for which he held the above
mentioned 30,0001. as security. This sum of 204,860 francs he present.
to Greece. M. Eynud retains 104,860 francs in part payment of
the 30,0001. and sends us 100,000 francs in money, which we hare
just received. This present Is accompanied with conditions. Bs
an official letter of January 2, ht states the manner in which it is to
be employed. Above all things be wishes agriculture to be emu-
raged, and with this view he assigns 26,000 francs to establish
a model farm. To fulfil this work, we have directed M.
Palevlog to lay before us, outlines of the expends necessary to
prosecute the works. We enclose his reports and estimate.—
We approve the plan annexed to this report, and authorise you to
leave this sum at his disposal, but to keep account of all the awns
that you will successively remit to him out of this money. We add
a letter for the Captain of the Alexander Newsk, which brings the
four barrels, with the 100,000 francs from Mr. Eynard. We shah
give you frrther instructions for the employment of the remainder
of the money, which shall be entirely employed according to the in.
tendons of the generous friend of Greece.
"The President, J. CAPO D'ISTRIA:r.
" The Secretary of State, N. SPILLADIS.
"Napoli, 6th (18th) March, 1830." Atutriaa Olaerree.
FROM THE RHINE, MAY 6.
According to positive information, the regulations for the nar!-
gation of the Rhine, agreed upon between Prussia and the Nether-
lands; and presented last year to the Central Committee at May.
code, by the Ministers of the two Powers, to which Bavaria.
Baden, Hesse Darmstadt, and Nassau have signified their assent.
have been lately agreed to by France ; so that we may hope .t
due regard to the interests of the individual States will soon lead
to the conclusion of a system of regulations founded on the above-
mentioned project. •

FROM THE DANUBE, MAY 2.
It is said, on good authority, that the frequent exchange of notes
between the great Courts, is connected with the final regulation of
the affairs of Greece. The Porte is reported to show no disposi-
tion to evacuate the places and districts which the London Protocol
assigns to the new State, and which arc still occupied by the Turks.
It is even affirmed that it would make the evacuation of those places
contingent on the change of certain stipulations of the Treaty of
Adrianople, to which Russia is the less likely to assent, as it has
always strenuously protested against mixing up the Greek loans
with its own special affairs.
The Allyontrinc Zcitatttg, which arrived yesterday, contains a
long article on Greece, In which it affects to consider it at under.
stood that Prince Leopold has refused to accept the sovereignty of
that ssuntry.
BERLIN, Mar 8.
" For several days we have had certain information that Prince Leo.
pold of Saxe-Coburg has renounced the honour of placing himself on
the list of Farepees Sovereigns by accepting the throne of Greece,
because the pionipelsiatiaries of the Allied Powers did not think
themselves mdimefiald le comply with the demands subse-
quently leresslie heirsed by him. His receding from the obliga-
tions which be bed aim upon him in supplement B to the protocol
of Feb. 20, is GM* wring to the refusal of the pecuniary aid which
be required. The ionspetitors for the Greek throne have now, there.
fore, a new ~cat opened to them for the gratilcatios of their
wishes. Isie esnilidates will undoubtedly take advantage of the
favourahleuervelinity, and endeavour to slip into the place of
prince •