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the mouth of August, hie escaped the researcher of
the police.
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VIENNA, AUGUST 26.
Letters which have been received from the

Turkish frontiers state, that. according to the latest
intelligence from Constantinople, there will not be
a war with Russia, whose demands, after long deli-
beration, have been almost without exception ad-
mitted by the Divan. The Porte. it is added, has
even proposed modifications to those articles, which
could not be accepted iii their original foam, and
that the modifications are of such a natore as to in-.
deice an hope that the Court of St. Petersburgh
will be disposed to agree to them. With re-
gard to former treaties existing between Russia
and the Porte, the latter has declared its rea-
diness to observe them, but on condition the
subjects of the Porte may not be allowed to
avail themselves of the Russian tog for the pur-
pose of parting from the Mediterranean to the
Black Sea; the navigation through the Dar-
danelles shall be free to the Russians, sod the
communicatou between the two seas shall not *offer
any intipedirneni. The Porte also requires that
Baiou Strogonoff shall be recalled. The explana-
tions given by the Porte to the Russian Court have
been communicated to the Ministers of France,
Austria, and England, and these three Courts are
invited to mediate between Russia and the Porte.
TURIN, AUGUST 96.
The Prince de la Cisterns, the Marquis de Pile,
and Count Peron, have been condemned to death,
and executed in effigy. In answer to the applica-
tions which several Sovereign Princes of Germany
ineffectually made in their favour, King. Charles
Felix observed, •• that he owed it to the tran-
quillity not only of his own dominions, but that of
Europe also, to sanction an act of justice so indis-
pensable." The first day, the fate of all the persons
implicated will he known, and then we are assured
his Majesty will return to his capital.

Her Majesty Maria Theresa set nut from Modena
on the evening of the Igo' fur Lucca. Her august
Consort, King Victor Emmanuel, was to arnve
at Lucca on the 45th.

AUGSBURG, AUGUST 28.
A French officer passed through here with im-
portant dispatches from Constantinople. He left
Constantinople so late as the 10th, and confirms
the ►tatement that Baron Sttogonoff had set out
the day before for Odessa.

FRANK/011T. AUGUST 29.

The day before yesterday a report was in circu-
lation here, that the Manifesto in which Russia
declared war with the Porte was about to be pub-
lished without delay. We are assured the Rus-
sian Legation positively contradicts the report, and
it is added that couriers who arrived yesterday
brought intelligence that Baron Stroganoff had not
left Bujukdere on the 9th, and at that period it
was the general opinion at Pero, that the peace
would not be interrupted. But this intelligence
which has been studiously circulated, appears to
be nothing more than a trick of the exchange.
It is well known all our connexions are disposed to
the preservation of peace. We must not then
place an implicit reliance on what our Journals
publish relative to the differences between Russia
and the Porte.