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London, England, 1829-07-10 00:00:00

DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

ST. PETERSBURG!!. Joss 29.
Up to the 21st of June 381 ships have arrived at Creostadt ;
sailed 98. Up to the 16th of June, 577 ships had strived at Riga;
sailed 306.

TIFLIS, AIAt 28.

His Excellency Count Paskewitsch set out today for Athol-
rataki, where the main force of the army of the Cancun, which is
to be employed against the Turks are assembled. On the 2sth his
Excellency gave a splendid ball, at which the Persian Prince
Chosrew was present. Lieutenant General the Shaokhal of Tarki
arrived here an the 2Stb. _ _ _

Jinni 24.—An extraordinary supplement to the Anneal of
Prtersitersh contains the sport of General Diebitsch to the
peror, on the victory of the 11th of June.

STOCKHOLM. Jose 25.
The Chancellor ►as d►livered to the Estates of the Kingdom a
Royal Rescript. stating that his Majesty the King, considering the
continued drought which threatened to be injurious to t►e harvest,
has resolved that the exportation of corn (wheat excepted) shall be
prohibited till further orders; and that the distilling of brandy shall
be suspended during the months of July abd August. Ills Royal
Highness the Crown Prindeieturned here the day before yesterday
from ►is visit to the island of Gothiand. We bear that his Majesty
will shortly visit Norway.
FRANKFORT, Suss 29.

A statement of the differences between the Duke of Brunswick
and the Estates of his duchy, relative to the Constitution published
the 45th of April, 1820. and addressed to the German Diet, has
just been published. This statement, with the annexed documents,
Ws 64 pages in folio.

RUSSIA, icmir 9.
Though our capital wears the most tranquil and pacific ap-
pearance, all the accounts from the provinces indicate that, while
our august Sovereign is every moment ready to conclude peace on
equitable and honourable terms, none of the measures are neglected
which are absolutely necessary to ensure the success of the war.
' Orders have lately been given to all the authorities and landowners
to furnish as soon as possible the recruits that have been ordered to
be raised ; we hear also of the enrolment of volenceers, both for the
army and navy. The building of ships in the government-yards Is
prosecuted with unexampled activity, and ultra after the return of
the Imperial Family three ships of the line of the first rate, and
several smaller vessels, are to be launched. The most satisfactory
accounts of the prospects of the approaching harvest are received
from all parted the empire.— Hansburgh Papers, July 3.

WARSAW, Jura 27.
His Majesty the Emperor yesterday received a courier from the
army, with the news of the taking of Rachova by General Baron
Geismar. (This account is the same as that published by the stow
grass Obarver).—Prussian Stale Gazelle, July 2.
FLORENCE, Jute. 19.
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The application which has been in ide and granted for the de-
livering up of several Neapolitan subjects, who, after the late
troubles at Naples, had sought an asylum in the Papal States, has
►pread universal consternation among the Neapolitans who are at
Rome. By the intervention of the Cardinals several of them have
obtained passports; mine are gone to Leghorn. intending to, pro.
ceed to England; *then seek their safety in Tuscany, but not one
has asked for a passport to France, so great is the alarm which has
been excited by the affair of Galotti.—Dadda Popers"hily S.

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