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Hamburgh Papers to the 13th inst. reached us this
forenoon, but they contain no political intelligence. We
Lye, in another pan of our Paper, inserted from them
An account of the funeral of the Empress ELIZAMR j
they also contain the following paragraph t —Notwith-
standing the Christian sirname of Ensign SHERWOOD,_
we suspect that helms mote Russian than English blood
in his veins. The Envetor NICUOLAS has grinted
permission to Isysti Sutftwoon, Ensign in the Dragoons
of the Guard, who :hewed extraordinary firmness in
*suppressing the wicked plots of the evil-minded, to
•dd to bis family name the epithet of Wernyi (the
fai hful), which is ti descend to his family.

Brussels and Dutch Papers to the 15th inst. reached
Its this forenoon. They praise, in due terms, the bravery
and firtnness.of the SULTAN, who has gained a triumph
lever thaJanissat ie., mhich two of his predecessors failed
in doing, and perished in the attempt. The sailing of
Lord COCHRANZ appears to have excited much uneasi-
ness wherever the news has reached.

Letters born Vienna report that dispatches have been
seat to Baron OTTEuraLs, at Constantinople, in conse-
quence of the news which has been received, by way
of Tiieste, of the reported arrival of Lord COCIIRANE
in the Archipelago, with a squadron to join the Greeks.
It seems to be Ibtonded to prevent the disagreeable im-
pression which this news will make on the Ottoman
Government, by representing to it that Lord COCHRANII
has long since ceased to hold a commission in the Bri-
tish 'vial service, and be is therefore at liberty to enter
the service of any foreign Power whatevers
Private ltt•es from titutgard speak of the new Re-

volutiortary intrigues and secret associations, said to
have been discovered in the University' of Tubingen.
M. STnAcza, Counsellor of Justice, invested with very
extensive powers as Commissioner of the Government,
has begun a very strict investigation into this *Gk.
The fellswing are extracts
BRUSSELS. JOLT
The Prtiask Lon el Laseasbeurg has been considerably
dissiabbsd, by the depart/are of two battalions fee Troves, and
seine ether detachments to Mayon. sad knouts ; it it matted at
Lassinbebeghs that a battalion of Berle um". In the pay of the