The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-27 00:00:00

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LONDON.
TUESDAY, Novssittst 27, 1881.
Lost night we received German Papers to the
18th inst. froth which the following are eutrisets:—.
BERLIN, MOVElillit 13.
The State Gazette has en article from Korono
(iii the Russian Government of Wilita). dated Ist
November. which says, " The march of the troops
to the south continues without interruption."
LEMBltittl, ItOVESIBEIt 5.
Our Gazette of to-dry cootiino the Finnan of
the Sultan, which was published at Jassy ou the
18th of October:—
I, Htgh, noitourable, and Miehty Connection. won.
derfol Governors, prnifettt and penetrating Plenipo-
tentiariel, endued by the King of H with
divers gifts to !net the tiff firs of nations—non
nekir Pacha, now Governor and Nair of thrall; and
thou the Regent of Nloldatia, Vii;ir, my Sahli Packs!

"Our Sublime Porte hits learnt that is the Ifrovine.•s of
Moldavia and Wirtlschia the rebels have been annihilated,
that some of our faithful Rajas have returned to their pos-
sessions, thafotlnrs art disposed to do so, and that if they
defer, it is merely because for want of a'reigning Prince;
not only the revenues of the principality, such as the re-
ceipts of the customs, the salt-works, &c. are poralized, but
also the cultivation of the lands of the proprietors, who
have fled to Cionstarit, in wholly at a stand. The two pro-
vinces of Moldavia soil Wallachia being considered as the
granaries of our powerful empire, and the return of tran-
quillity and the security of our subjects lie those provinces
Leis% absolutely necessary, We, as well as our high and
distinguished Plenipotentiaries, have limited orders, staling,
that all faithful and loyal subjects who have sought refuge
in the neighbouring States, may be assured of the most
perfect safety fur their persons and pi...meeting, soil of the
conlinuatioo of their privileges, and that every •one may re-
furs home without fear, and apply himself to the cultivation
of the laud. All these regulations are to be published, wa weft
in the capital as in the country towns and villages.
" In this state things are to remain till the appointment
of a Prince, and mean time the Pleuipoteniaries Will collect
the revenues of the principalities, and govern the country
sccordittg to the laws. Lastly, as it appears from 'the report
of the Visir,'Reent of Moldavia, that in the preeeillng Pro-
clamallon 'no special mention Wits 'made of the Boyars, and
fbr this reason they hesitate to return ; and as it results also
from the represestation made by the'Cainsacan of Moldavia
to the Sublime Porte, as well as from a petition signed by
ninny Boyars, that they base been particularly faithful and
innocent; we charge you, Boyars, to make known these our
most high commands to all persons concerned, and to ac.
quaint all our subjects with them. liftmen without distill*.
lion of rank to hike every opportunity to retort', fur It Is
our will that all our subjects shall enjoy tranquillity mid se-
curity, and so one, of whatever condition he may be, has
any thing to fear if be is innocent and upright, but may de-
peud un our Imperial favour. 'Let every nee Ibrahim per-
form his duty; it is fur you to make this order ireserally
kesoaru."—(FrAndforf Papas, Narrator 19)
nymnidatto, sargoisers 17.
His •Royal 'Highness Prince Leoptild of Salle
•CobltrigSsilfeld-arritred here the day before yester.
day, and continued his journey on the follovriog
•wrhiog to Italy.

-News been received berg
in the Peninsula of Calsandra have obtained •