Dutch Papers.
,us. v on ocolanen has accepted the post of Ambassador to Lon- don, which Count Goltz has declined on accountof his bad health. It is confidently asserted that the conferences at St. Petersburgh, respecting the affairs ot Greeee, -have not led to any satisfactory re- ault. The well-meant proposal of the Emperor Alexander, the chief object of which vas to place Greece inder the guarantee of the Eu- ropean Powers, upon the same footing as WValachia and Aloldavia, was opposed by England, which required for Greece the indepen. dence of the Ionian IsLands. On the whole it was at length generallk agreed, that howevez well meant any intervention might be, it was not likely to be listened to either by the Porte or by the Greeks. The (Grand Duchess Alexandra, consort of the Grand Duke Ni- cholas, is expected at Potsdam. HANOVER, JULY 17. The friendly and equitable rnanner in which ships of all nations have hitherto been treated in our ports ROt having been met,, in se- veral foreign ports, with corresponding treatment of Hanoverian ships, two Royal ordin3nces, of the 30th of last mnonth, determine that, from the ldth of Auguist, this year, all vessels belonginr to nations or ports where the Hanoverian flag is not favoured, shall pay, be- sides the customary local duties, an extraordinary tonnage duty. CIIJIISTIANIA, JULY 8. Letters from Lor,don assure us that his Majesty the King of Great Brtain ha; given orders for the application of the regulations of the Reciprocity Bill to Norwegian vessels. STOCKHOLMI, J'JLY 13. An of lidal list, lately published, gives the following particulars of thcnerease of thc popula?ioii in the whole kingdom in two years:- Births. Deaths. 1821.. 12,072 .. 66,416 1822 . 94,309 .. I 59,U50 Total 188,381 125,806 so that the increase in two years is above 60,090. DUTCH PAPERS. *. . - BERBIAN, JULY 17.