Star.
London, England, 1828-12-15 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

• BRUSSELS, Dee. te.
We have received Batavia Journals to the 29• h of
Jfy, in which there Are two reports from the theAtfe
of war, which we shall publish. News had been received
at Batavia from Magellany, of the submistiim of three
Chief:sin' the district ut Ka%loe, and of two others in
Ledoe.

The Jars Gazette says also, I. We learn, that besides
the 560 auxiliaries from Ternate, who arrived at Sama•
rang on the 24th of 'bine, other reinforcements may soon
be ezptcted. Governor, of the Moluccas, and of
Macassar, and out Charge d'Affaires at Bali-liadong
had received inrructions from the Government t 2 aug
ment our n*Ave troops by voluntary enrolments. This
new measure seems to promise the most tavourab:e
results since we learn for certain that the Helena h.ts
brought from Termite to Semarang 2430 recruits front
Menada and Getonlale, and that thcy will be followed
by 2bo or 260 auxiliary troops.
They als,) expect at Samarang the Beet rf Becker,
consisting of ten vessels, and 500 auxiliaries. si•det the
command of the brother of ths. Sultan of Builen, Radix
Sanboemt,wtto has sent him several distinguished C.•
There having been reaton to suspect a v,ry pernicious
adulterati,n of the bread in this capital, the Medical
Board ordered
stile minutest investigation to be made,
4ndthe houses of the bakers to be watched; the result
is that M.Kukz, Professor Of Mineralogy, has discovered
that they used sulphate of copper, portions of which
atbstatice, and solutions of it were seized in the houses
of sveral bakers.
Some of them seem to hive u,ed large qu unities of
this horrible poison. One of them acquainted the Se-.
tetary of the Board with the name of the person, who,
instigated by the most sordid self interest, had recom-
mended this proceeding, and swished him with this
poison as a perfectly innocent substance.
The P•o..ess Verbal, drawn us by Van Don Cm! ut
(Secretary to the Board), against ten b.:kers of Brussels,'
has been placed in the hands of the King's Attorney
General.

DEC. 11. (From Le Belgi)—lt seems that the proiect
of law, which isiO replace toe temporary law ot 1815.
and keep down the licentiousness ot the press, has isstred
' from the Ministerial Bureaus, and is at this momesit
under discussion in the Council r.fState. We ate im-
patient to see t!re performance which our Minis era
pose to rffa to the nation ; the) have had plenty of
time to prepare a good law, and the late debates in the.
Second Chamber base diffu-ed so much light that they
may have patted by a tew sparks It the Ministers
wish not to be thought blond both by their own country-
men and foreign nations, it is time. for them to open
their eyes to their situation, and to abandon thaw nu
merous errors.

DUTCH AND HAMBURuH PAPERS.

TRIESTE, Nov. 21

An English schooner has brought the f 'lowing news
to Curio :—Ftve gun boats, belonging to the Gteek Ho.
tilla cruising off- the gui of Am racia, succ eJ. d 111
entering it during the day; they hoarded and rook a
Tut kisti brit;,, and so' k a xebec. This coat de main has
made them ma•ttrs of the whole Gull. The army has
taken possession of the whole coast as tar as Cartassara.
The'lurks who are shut up in Vosiizz I ate cat off bow
all communication with those. in Prevesa and AAA. lo
the latter is the Seraskirt of Romelia, with 2,000 Turk, ;
he does his utmost to prevent an instirtection in that
province and Veto, but it is booed he will not succeed.
The three Ambas,ad,,t s were daily expected at Co lu.
—Brussels Papers, Dee. 13.