Hamburgh And Dutch Papers...
Itlie Hereditary G3rand Duchess of Weimar is exDpected at the end of this month, and aflerwards the Prince andt Princess Df Orange. Ml. de Ribeaupiere, our new ambassador to the Otteman Porte, it is nowv said, will not repair to his post before next year. Hie is gone for the present to his estate in the interior of the empire. Al. Al inziacky is appointed Chargc d'Affaires, and will act as such till the arrival of Il . Ribeaupiere. It is probable that he will at'terwards be appointed Consul-General at Constantinople. The population of this city is estimated at 300,0B0; above 1,000 English now reside here. Ait r. M1'Adam's syster; of road-making is already introduced here. NVe hear that General Oscharowsky, Who set out for London about a week age, is said to he the bearer of an autograph letter fromn the Emperor to Bis iMajesty the King of England thankin him for thesuccessfui mediation of E:nglranR in arranging the dif. ferences with the Porte. which are presnmed to be now finally ad- jasted. Mr. Stratford Canning is expected here ^hortly froni Lon- don on a similiar amission. BERLIN, SEPT. 22. Prince Frederick, of the Netherlands, has arrived here from Brussels. Troops are daily arriving here for the grand autumnal review. They go into camp near Charlottenberg- In tne month ot June two caravans arrived at Orenburg, fiom Chilwa. The caravans appear now to stiffer very much from pillage in the desert, for these caravans were plundered by the Kughls, and abandoned by the guides, who participated in the plunder. The King has issued a most gracious cabinet ordez to the Govern- ment of Siberia, expressing his satisfaction at the improving state of .ne country, and at the zeal of the inhabitants in improving the Laandwehr. His lMajesty returns thanks for the many proofs of,at- tachment showii him by the inhabitants, and assures ihe Govern- ment of his approbation. STOCKHOLM, SErT. 14. Lord Castlereaghi, nephewi to the lare bliniater, is-arrived here within a few days.-Homburgh payers, Sept. 24. AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 27. .5We receive the tbllowing important intelligence communicated to us troin a letter, dated Trieste, SepL 14. :_ ' The Austrian packet-boat is this moment arrived from Corfu with the news that t'anaris has succeeded with his fire sNhip in blow- ing up the Capitan Pacha and his bhip; but that this brave naval commanler shared the same fate. " The troubles in Constantinople are now mtore serious titan was supposed After the Janissaries had caused their chief and several other persons of raRk to be diischarged, they haqVi obliged the Sultan to deliver into their hands ii8 son, the onlv heir to the throne; the consequences that tnay be foreseen are most terrible."-Avistcrdayn Uonranm, Sept. 28. EXCIfA GNES. IliAIstG c tr, Sept. 24-I.onden 36. 4t. -;two omneths,i036. IA. PETERSIUtUnH, Sept. l0.-Iondon. 9?. 31-22. PE s P8C, Sept. 20.-London, two months, f. M5. ERLSN, Sept 21.-London, two montlss, 6. 21. Cstass'rsnNrA, Sept. .-London, three months, f Sp. dollars, 48 schellings. HAMBTURGH AND DUTCH P.APERS. PETERSBUl21}H- LSrPT. 11.