Star.
London, England, 1828-07-03 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, JUNI 48.

Among the news from Batavia are the following par-
ticulars: The Java Gazette (the Batavia Gazette has
taken this title from the Ist January) states, in its
No. of the sth January, that fresh troubles bad broken
out on the 21st of December, 1827, in tyre district of
Djocjocarta, and the authorities were taking all possi-
ble measures to bring back the rebels to their duty.—
The No. of the Bth of January contains a report of the
operations of General Holsman in Rembang, which had
been every where successful.
The number of 12th January contains farther ac.
counts of General Holsman's proceedings, and likewise
the narration of an expedition against Dipo Nigoro,
whose troops bad been defeated in several actions. The
number of 19th Jan. states, that Captain Schippen had
gained on the 9th great advantages over a corps of
above two thousand rebels, and at Toeband Major du
Perron had again made himself master of Bantjar. In
the number of 24th January we find an account from
Rembang, that a convoy of provisions and clothing,
going from Blera to Ploentoeran, has fallen into the
bands of the rebels, and the detachment of hussars
which escorted it was attacked by five hundredinen,,
and obliged to retreat to Blera. General Holsmaa was
going in person to Rembang. A report from General
de Kock, in the same Number, states that the rebels had
appeared in considerable force in the environs of Tem-
pel, and had obliged Major Batter to retreat before them

till under the batteries of Tempel, the fire of which had
obliged them to disperse. It seems that this was the
principal force of Dipo Nigoro, and that it does not
amount to less than 2,000 men. According to accounts
from General Holtman, of the 18th, the artillery of the
captured enemy was concealed in a wood, and, it
was hoped it might be recovered. Dipo Nigoro was in
Malaram, to obtain rice for his troops, which were
very numerous.

On the sth Jan. news was received at Batavia of the
death of Sultan Namang Koeboeuna Sepol, on the 2d, of
exhaustion. In a letter of 20th January, the Commis
sioner General says, 41 the accounts from the western
districts continue to be favourable, the enemy being
every where beaten. All is tranquil at Djocjocarta,
and the guardians of the young Sultan have been in.
stalled with the greatest solemnity."
The considerable reinforcement received by the Kor-
tenaar was to be sent for the most part to Rembang, to
General Holsman.

Twenty-four rebel Chiefs had submitted at Djatie.
The famous rebel Maas Djakaria was surprised and
killed by the exertions of Djaga Mangaba, who has re-
ceived the promised-reward of 2000 florins.
JULY I.—His Majesty was expected at the Hague nn
the 29th June. On that day an Officer of his Majesty's
ship the Kortenair, who left that ship off Noordyk, ar-
rived at the Hague. We may therefore expect to hear
in a day or two news from Batavia to the beginning of
March.—Brussela Papers, July 2.

By the French Mail this morning we have received
advice. from Li►bon. of one day's later date than our
former accounts. The following is an extract of a letter
from that city t

“ LISBON, Jim 17.
” Do. Miguel has become a barbarian, and the
senbee of victims he has imprinted are incredible;
all the effosts of the police cannot prevent us knowing
that the *Coossitutional ate ii only 20 leagues from
joisbon. Reeentirthe Constandant of the Bogio fired
at an English sease.vessel going up the Tagus—it is
thooiht he did last without orders. Nearly all the
priming who are form the Cortes are arrived, and
ad distant, in fsvier of Don Miguel's designs. I am
iabegned 'from good authority; dist this Prince his

addressed a Massifesto to all the Foteign 411
Which he attests to situndi the alitlicaliorr*.tioll
Pedro in-favoirlihis d ter:
GIBRACTAI, Jen IV
Lately arlived here the Forgives'. ship Nymphs;
the Captain and crew declared in favodr of Don Pedro.
This ship of war has_brought mend pent", of Or
tinction, and some rich inhabitants of the province of
Algaives. who have escaped the civil war now ragiag
in their country.

MADRID, Juin 19.

L‘tt:rs from Portugal state, that the force which the
Junta of Oporto are sending against Lisbon iscom-
posed of twenty Regiments of the line, thirteen of which
are under the command of General Cadaval, and seven
Regiments.form the advanced guard, under Gen. Fons.

In another part of out Paper we have given an ample
detail of Mr. O'CoNNELL's progress and reception in
the different districts through which he passed in his
way towards the county of Clare, to which a large body
of police, regiments of cavalry, and pieces of artillery
have been ordered.