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• PARIS PAPERS. ,

Plitrll, ... .
.Iflestorthry the King, with She i'irinosalse..
. eilisca, blind Mass in die Castle Cb.psl. • ;..
All the Minister", with the escreption.o V.
taint, the NespOlinto Authaseodoe, several Wm.
abate, and a great mande.et,of Rests .and cesnerele.
hart their respects to pin Majesty. Theking trams
acted IJanititialottceleatilaNish,the Minister at War.
etlettbillth, JULT 91.
' • The wrack of Prince Ypsilanti's army frequently
' etteck-ed the Turks sudsier retreat ; a Tqtkis'i di.
M°*ePt 560'stiest we. even ,tutally dispersed, near
_Tirgeochil. Whew they arrived at Skokoi, the
Turks were desirous or attacking the Grtvkl in
from. but the Russians protested againit it,. Ite-
mise, they said, the bullets would fall in the Um-
nieu territory. The Turks then resolved to attack
the enemy in flank ; but whilst they were making
Albs • accessary preparation*, the irtsurgeolv crossed
it's* Pruitt, sod placed thigneelves in it state of arca-
- Thy. The Turks retire q 4 included the village
of Stinka in their bor. -411egitt.:thrturaoil peasant'
Veit engaged in fortifeiher the environs of Jot,.
i Troops arrive Imes Mallachis.every. day. 'imatif
Riche, who commands the army. makes no secret
it his design of crating the Froth' end gating
lioseession of Chusimi iu spite of the Russians, be-
mum he is conviucetl, be says, that is the only
lair of restoring tranquillity in the two provinces.
1.1.1015, Jot., 21.
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iii the sitting of 'the 18th the Curter debated the
3th Article, contained in the following terms :-
1., 'the home .of the thine. Is to be as inviolable asyhien
to kina. ro robotic Aker ahiell have power to eater it with.
pet nu order issued front the competest authority, except in
ewes or Migrant cruse."
Among the amendments proposed one was adopt-
ed, which substitutes the word Portuguese for that
',reifies's; and another, by which the word inviolable
is to be left uut. The Article was then referred to
the Commission.
• . MADRID, JOLT 26.
• Our Government has received dispatches from
its Charge d'Affaires at Constantinople, M. Zee.
The Spanish Embassy has interposed with the
Divest to soften the severity of its proceedings. and
endeavour to make the voice of humanity be
heard ; its effoits have been as ineffectual es those
lof the Austrian Minister. The Reis-Effendi is
I "*early the shire of the Janiasaties, and of a fanatic
said eutuaged populace. sl.Zea has with difficulty
I obi/shied proper respect fur his QWIII resideoce, and
that not from the particular protection of the Porte,
but because undivided attention is directed towards
`tile Envoy. from Russia and Austria. At this mo-
w
r .veal, thas.e two Embaeirs enjoy exclusively the
dangerous lialOOr of repersenting two of the five
great Petrtrfik
_, Owejournala boldly take part with the Greeks
against their oppoiresits•t their columns are tilled
with discussions and .calculati on the probable
cousequerices of the 'trunk ; it is said our Cabinet
has received oroposisiontilif a delicate outure ou the
past of a Power which, .4* its own opinion, is every
thing in itself, and stitch, notwithstanding. never
undertakes any esterpriee alone. It is easy to see
wt art in the condition they have left as—we have
no oar,. We earnestly wish fur the triumph of the
oppressed.
FROM THZ MORD/IRS OF THZ DAKIJIMI,
FRORTINK. OF SERTIA, JULY 7.
We have just teamed that the ill-fited town of
Smyrna has beets the theatre of new disorders. it
is asserted that the Musselmen (ftnioos at the con-
cessions made to the Foreign Consuls by the punish-
ment of the authors of the late excesSes) sea fire to the
quarters of the tow.' inhabited by the Clinatinny and
that three parts of Smyrna fell a !trey In the confla-
gration. Vey few Europeans, it is 'Armed, have
est-aped, and the English Consul is cited as being
aearingst the number of the victims. We aims-
ously look fur further details fium thence.—
(Con rkr Francais./
attain, JULY 29.
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Some persons who hare fled from Smyrna have
arrived here. They state that the sun of the Eng-
lish Consul is amongst the Christians who hove
been massacred by the Turks. According to the
' sit accounts received by seiy the English and
French ships have threatened to bombard the town.
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