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GERMAN PAPERS.

ODESSA, Arra. to.
His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Michael,
afer a stay of some days, left this place yesterday Or
Kustenciii.
The Flora and Standard frigates sailed on the 18th
inst. for Varna, with troops, to reinforce the army be-
sieging that town.
The journal of this place contains an official notice
from the magistrates, enjoining those who iniend to
prosecute their claims against the Ottoman Porte, on
account of the impediments thrown in the way of their
trade after the battle of Nsvarin, to deliver a• state-
ment of their claims, with the necessary documents in
support of them, to the CCM mission appointed in Odessa
for that purpose, and in the manner intimated in the
Ordinances of the Minister for Foreign Affairs. These
claims must be delivered in by the Ist of September,
which time is also filed for the sending in of documents
to support claims already stated.—Prussian State Ga-
zette, Sept. 5.
BERLIN, Sam 5.•
Recent accounts from Odessa, of the 24th August,
say that Te Doom had again been performed on that
day, in the presence of the Emperor, who; Aterefore,
had not returned to the camp, as it was said he would
do on the 19th or 22d, on account of the taking of the
tort' ess of Akalkalak, situated on the frontieisot Geor-
gia, in the district of Akbaltzick—( this is the first
mention we find of the taking of that fortress, yet in
these accounts it is spoken of as already known) t
Accounts from. Hanover, of the 26th of August, say
that the differences still subsisting between the King of
England and the Dake of Brunswick will be shortly
the subject of the serious consideration of the German
Diet.
The differences between Prussia and Auhalt Coethen
are arranged, to the satisfaction of both parties.
t The Journal of Odessa of the 16th mentions the perforinance
of 2'e Drum for the taking of Poti on the 14th of August.

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE GAZETTE DE PRANCE, EEPT. 10.
ODESSA, Aim. 19.

The departure of the Emperor far the army seems to
be delayed, for it is said th at his Nlajesty will ni t leave
Its till the beginning of September, to arrive at the
army on the 6(h of September.
Lo!sl lieytesbtuy has daily conferences with Count
Nesselrode.