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PARIS PAPERS.

VIENNA, JUNI 4.
• According' to intellirence from Moldavia and
IVallacliia, these two Principalities are ins state
f complete unarchy. Theodore and Ypsilanti do
mot sgeve. coaa has rnrtifiett himself in a Convent,
End the other has ',Nerd himself in a state of
.:.fence at Tergowischt. A person maw, Serdar
bitionsuct., who left !lie police of Theodore for

hat of Ypartaiiii, has miscarried in his design of
getting posuerion of the Convent Koscie, occupied
tlr the I'•rndnres. This attempt had nearly !mired
40 signal of open war between the two Chiefs,
approach of the Turks, who had as-
sembled • force of 4,000 infantry, and 3,000 ca
.. .!ry near Knlarspich, obliged them to suspend
::e hostilities which were ready to break out between
t6:ern.

Nleantime the army of Ypsilanti has beeu re-
tqcoced by a number of idle young men, or by
close who seek to withdraw from the payment of
Lives; but the greater part cannot obtain provisions,
'scud it is apprehended, ilia famine will not be less
setiArttetive to this soi.e/isnat peirint troop, than the
sisvnrel of the Tullis whit are. reputed^ to opium!
0'1713'
The leaders of the Greek army presented them-
owlets on the Bth of last month to the Divan of
• tsigsty, tbry bitterly upbraided the lloyerds for
olteeping up a correspondence with the Pacha of
Entail. 'lin demanded !money, forage, hostages,
and even the palace of the Prince, winch they
I Wive token posserai of by force. One of
them. mantel/ Powledrca, has •hso made him-
self tmaAtre •or Jseos, where he exercises
anthority, lie endeavours• to acquire
',arty amongst the Bohemians, who are very nu-
. inerous, by promising them liberty. The rebels
endeuvour fslae staiementa to increase tl:e mum-
her of their partisans ; bet no the 13 It the whole
city of Jassy was informed of the total defeat
of the insti•gent at toy by the Seraskirr Jussuf
Paella, near Cialacz, and Potitledeett liar obandutird

the town, retiring in the direction of Kap°. Tile
Ttirkl ore rndrehing upo3 J t%sty with it corps of
;W) men. it t

VIENNA, JUNE 5.
The news of the defeat of the Greek• nets G•ilacz
is ronfiritied, hut the much of the Tusks, silo
were said to Ise in the environs of Ilticharesi, has out
confirmation. The circulation of this in-
• igligesice has rats.eil great tit,v:st;on
if(olps culled Greek. The 'rem force before the
convent of Catroseeny amounts to four hum-
tol4,l men ; a reiliforeemttlit of .ix hundred was
Nratiocted ; the Ili-!••p flilarron received Mute
•to toly arrived with holy saver. and discharge. of
• position. Caiiinar Sorra, who was na the pma lit
.:istaving Bucharest, tinder the auprehensitsn of tieing
eilinsitiortl, has caused a standard to be consecrated
•1147t•t0 Greek The standard is white, in
•Ow suid,lle is a 1,1 ty crucifix, below which is an
(••••s•lttsioitir in the pantifical habit, who is Hopi.
nutty peonnueciog the following vrorclx, ." Swear
this blood to *Age war upon him who believes
4,,it its it." The• standard has been consecrated slid

divpi led in All the streets of Buchurest, followed
by the clergy and 500 soldiers. The formula of an
oath of fidelity to their religion and country, was
geld ia the Greek and Servian langusges..
NAPLES, NAT 30.
Yosterilay 8,000 Austrians embarked in Austrian
• aud•Neispolrtun vessels for Sicily. Seterid Carbo-
ritri have been conveyed on board the Austrian
fleet as prisoners. By a decree of the 46th, the
conscription is abolished throughout the kingdom
.of the Two &cities. Another decree, of the 28th,
abolishes the maritime inscription in the kingdom
of Naples, end the enrolment of the same noture in
Sicily'.

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SPANISH PAPERS.

MADRID, JON[ 4.
, We daily receive from all the provinces of Spain
respectful anemolisls, its which the Provincial De-
putations, the Constitutional Municipalities, and
even numerous bodies of citizens, petition his Ma.
jetty, that, tualtintt use of the prerogative given to
him by Art. !GI of the Constitution, he world be
ii:eased to cstivote an Extraordinary Session Of
the Cortes during the mouths that will inter-
vene between the end of the present ses-
sion and the commencement of the next. All
the memorials adduce the mine arguments of
public utility which we have expressed for some
time iaast ; and all the citizens who address then) to
~the throe, sites, themselves to be animated with the
fierestdesire to see the cuostitutional system con-
scalidateil. and entirely convinced that this is his Ma-
r jesty's mo,t aidetit wish. Such are the sentiments
Jotaspressed by the provincial deputation of Catalonia,
the coustitutionsil municipality of the city of Sego.
via, that of 1311fLIOO. that of Balboa, and a 'alga
xv:hher of the citizens of Lisdaj z, and the public
teachers of the University of Alerts de Henares. We
match regret that we cotttiot imbhsit in our journal
all th,.,e meurnials: we must content ourselves with
hinting the washes of these worthy citizens, which,
re doubt not, are these of the whole nation.—
( LI linicerseL)

JUNIC S.
• Senores Eilieverria and Revenge conitni”iitmed
hF linfit.tr to treat with our Government, are now
• u. fife eslpit4l, end Lave had to•tlay their drat eon-
teterire with the NJ inisters. _

lit 'minus over some ukl peepers we find in El
• Cowrie°. of it I August. 1913, an article upon
;11merie u, communicated by U. Valentin Ortigosa
▪ prigs% which, though publialted eight years ago,
poems pi if 1% were writtr;e at this moment, for
which riven we hapsiallgrd it very proper to rr-
print it; with that the author himself, who
A
*emu pours% some inaccursciea if be wefr to re-
' piblkelt it stew,.vouid 'Tann* the sultject, and state
tut ideas morelsei fie
▪ "A inultitaire drAtOeilkit'its light against Spain
in ntee.iele iniettenefener end separstion from the
• mother mantel.. isticl Snails waists. The final result
of this struggle, *thin *lll probably be long, will
Ire the 'levitation 'of America; the ruiu AS art-
cettto:e, wTrtei, aid popelittion,• so that it will
I.3rdlY ?re-over in two mutinies front such losses :
-Strain will suffer no less by the continual
ur•Xeig of tionps, by the re. t citrimses of their
doe diminution of our pepulation, the
went of harefla for :igi;cu!:urt, arts, and tnamrfac-

It is worthy of the attention of the Government,
he says, to examine whether means may not be
found to put a stop to this effusion of blood and the
ruins of both parties.
‘, What advantages can Spain derive from sub-
duing America he force of grins, if in order to
keep possession it must maintain a permanent
urmy at the expense of immense sums which Spain
does not possess, and whicli America cannot hear?"
The author proposes a series of sixteen queries,
which place in a clear point of view the difficulty
of the undettiking, the precatious prospect of sue-
cent, and the impolicy of • conquest, which must
ruin both parties.
The Universe! publishes the final Declaration of
the Ministers tit Livbsch, nod the Rus.iati Circular.
—(Madrid, Jane 7.)

FLANDERS MA!L.

metro, NAT 18.
On the 7th instant the English Wilma IA Revolotionaire
vol.-red this pore. We exptct io a short time Admiral Sir
GrJham Moore from Malta, on hoard the Raehfort, accost-
pauied by all She British tiaral force in the Medster

emu, JUN It 6.
Accounts front Leghorn say, that on the 3d of this Mout'le
an express wan received Ownr by the Greek Prince, formerly
Hospador of Wallachia' him bringing Id news that • Greek
fleet, of 71 sail, had passed the Dardanelles; only *eves of
these vrssels had been mink by the Turkish batteries of the
two forts. This fleet immediately proceeded towards [Amp-
saris. and Gallipoli, white it was to enter theses of Marmara.
Th.. Milan Gazelle cost•ims some details of the maritime
operations of the Greeks, from which it appears that since
the cumnsimerrocot of hostilities the Greeks have already
captured four frigates and eight other armed mewls, such as
brigs, corvettes., lee. besides a great number of small ves-
sels. They found SOO barrels of powder ea board one of
the captured frigates. •
FIUME IFORT, JUNE 13.
The Kiog of Prussia will Alertly pass through this city on
his way to Ems, to eve his delight. r, wife of the Grand Disks
Nicholas of Russia. His Majesty will then go to Templitz,
where he will remain till the red of July ; but is August lie
will retorts ro the Rhenish pruviucra, smi have an interview
at Spa with the King of England and the Royal Family of the
Netherlands.

savants, suss 18
The Kine and Clasen, Ike Prises and Prises*, of Orange,
•url Prince Frederick, were 1111111 ni Ibis resuming al Ts Derim
performed iii the church of the Angusiiiies, is emsosemura-
lion of Ilse bailie of Waderlnn.
The Envie!' General Selena and his family have 'misc.!
here from Paris en their way so %ileum', mad Lord sail Lady
Russell and family (rum Lauds*.

tun% which are the fountains of Orr tree riches,
the want of soldiers to carry on the eternal Mir which
we have sworn against Bottoporte, mid withodt any
hopes of compensation for whole ages from Ame-
rico, whatever gold and raver its mines may pro-
duce."