German And Brussels Paper...
An cxpress, despartLhCld froin Gonstantinople by tl;e .Austrian ln. tenuncio. Baror Otten-.els has hrouyht to thc office of Foreign Affairs at Vienna, despaiches, the contents of which have not trans- pired: buit commercial letters from Pera, whicl arrived almost at the samnc time as t:ie express have brought pretty circumstantial detals ot' tie retaking of Ip.ara, an(i the los% whiich the tirics tuf- fered of all tie gun-boats and transports wvhiclh they lhad collcted in the pTsicipal port of thc island. These letters relate alko cirrium- staiics imperfectly known, relativc to whhat took place after the re- raptttre of Insara. between the Greek sqsadrons and the Captain }'acha's fleet. The (reeks, who biad collected a conisidlerable nrn- b-r of ships of war- approached so near the Turkish vessels, that they kept thetn in amanner blockaded. TheCaptain P?chli tl.twn ordered ati :ttack. At first he seemned to obtain some success.but during theaction rhe (reeks,hy means oftheir firc.shi;p, sttcceedcd in setting lire tose- veral frigates and brigs, wliich threw the Ottoman squadroll into great confusion, and rentlereti the advantages wlicil the Admiral's thip had gainedi at tihe beginning of the action of no great avail. In the end. the Tarks, after osing five frigates or corvettes, were obliged to resurme their station off .1.litylene. w-hence thicy were preparing to sail for the co2st of Asia Alinor. All these news have excited a disagreeable sensation at Constanti. nple ar.d at the departure ol the last courier it was reportetl in that capital that the Captain Pacha was tieprived of his command, and that seve'ral of bis principal officers had likewise incurred the dis- pleasure of the Sultan. BRUSSELS, SEPT. 1. On the IRth of Attgust, in the afternoon, a phenomenon, very rare in this country, was observed at Ilarderwyck, in Guel<lerland. A t5oive like that of several loaded waggons runnine rapidly was lheard in a souith-west direction. In some houses the doors sudclenly flew open: in others the noise was so loud that people thought the roof vras coming dowit. In a plantation in tie town, some soldiers, asleep on the grass, were awakened by the subterrancous noise, and 'ee'ing the ground tremble under them, were frightened. and went aw-ay. It stcins, therefore, that the noise vhicit all the inhabitants heard was tinder ground, and that there was a shock of an earth- ! U akC BERLIN, AUG. 128. The King returned yesterday evening from Doberan. The Crown Prince is gone to Konigsberg. HANOVER, AUG. 28. Their RoyIal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge ar- rived here the day before vesterday from Doberan. They returned by wav of Lubeck and Hanmburgh. and are now at Mont Brillant. Cont'3Munster will return to London at the cnd of next month. BRUNSW'ICK, Aurn. 2rf. Our Duke is at Naples with his brother. After tis visit to his venerable grandmother, the ilargravine of Baden, lie passed Lhroughi Switzerland, partly on foot. and not withtout danger, over MIount Simplon: he stopped some time at MNlilan and Rome. (;GR,fA, AN!D BRUSSELS PAPERS. AUGSBUIIG. AUG. 28.