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London, England, 1822-05-06 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

• PARIS, MAY I. 1
The Amfrion Observer stetru Ole 0411'1'1" of 3I• di
ratteelleif for St. Petereburgh, sad tin ins that the otej
of his mission is fulfilled. • •If the Tratrnalist had Smoak', e
plaided the object of thlMmiseeten, we should loteeApo
what he tie/wed, but he main/him; upon this poltit a eoni
diplontetic reserve. Thus it reduces ne to eistjeclures. A
eurdiug to the knows wishes so' often expriseid by 1
eestrian Observer for the maintenance of, peace Limits
Russia sad the Porte, it may hi presumed Heat it would
riot cover with a mysterious veil what was conformable to
Its deserve. The 'sharper's of its language and the mom
moots of bumper which escape its hellion!' gravity; are
symptoms not very satisfactory as to tbeduratios of peace.
Tee silence of the form of Vienna respecting the issue of I
he Negotiations is also very ex•iressive. A. mtplaseation
would malice to arrest the fall of the penile effects in th it
country, it at bast that implaiiition oo old assign sufficient
motives for believing is a good timiterstanding between the
Cabinet of St. Peterebtergle and the Divan. If such as ex-
planation does sot take place, it Is &whiles.. became• it
would he contrary to the pry, of immobility, whieb
the Holy Alliance Mabee to prevail. It is known, nit
the other Mend, that M. de Metternich has received icy
important dispatches from Curatautinople, time contests
of which here not transpired. It is, therefore.. probable,
that the Court of Vienna will soon break the silence '
which it has hitherto maintained, and that Europe, at-
tentive to panning sweats, will be soon tam med of
the result so impatiently repeetrd. The commercial let-
ter. are ell fur war, and it is known how moth on these oc-
eranuot erinsmeree is clear-sighted. The halal of diplo-
macy, or the sinesosittes of policy, rarely iletvive expert.
isiteed men whoa. iotelligesee is called into action by great
interests. It appears, therefore. very nearly decided, that
all the efforts of the Cabinet of Vienna for, the maistemante
of pesee between Russia and Turkey have fatted, lb/oath
the obelimicy of the Divan, and the fanaticism of the Turks.
Thle result was brewer, and to be surprised is this respect
would be • proof of veq moderate sagacity.--(Conaff-
t etfooneL)
Pasties Fvnns.—Five per Cent. Consols opened at 87 f.
60e.; highest, 87 r. me.; closed, 87 f. 80 e.
ERCHANBR ON LONDON.--One .Nilenth, 46f.; Three
Molina, 441. 88c.—(fours Artiientigars, May 1.)
RANKS OF THR DANUBE, APRIL 20.
• Letters from Aram state, that at the begoinfog of March
the Patna ef lirlerade baeteig received rioter. from Comtism
inmate to diewrsa the Serrwas, wrote to Prince Miloseb sad
to the twelee.raincipal Seeman Chiefs to proceed to Belgrade.
'The latter.refraied, fearing an amhmearle. Miloseh declared
la the Patna that tbe state of Oriole sot permit him to
proceed to Beiges/et bet that to tranquillise the Porte he
would rased a new set of submission signed by all the
Movies Chiefs.
This Art contain• is erect • formal eagagement is the
same of eh wellies, to reasidu faithful and devoted to the
Yone, hat demanding that the light' Reamed to the nation
should he permitted, iscludiee that of bearing arms. The
Picea sent this Aet end 0/Titration of Id iliorh to Constar,.
%temple, hut he teceived mien to insist no the disarmament.
The Seaviao Chiefs then aisembtril at Northeast, and re-
solved to refuse aod oppose the ditionesment, if necessary,
by forte. Such a the state of affairs in Stevie, where itn-
portent 411tIlls may shortly be yoputted.
NUREMBERG, APRIL 24.
The last •ceonale from Epirmi confirm the defection •f
the ad the disagreeable positime in which Chiron'.
chid Path* is plated by thee event. lie leas bad to mato-
tai• general veriest combats with the Albania's aud the Soo-
tiest., in which he mistaleed great loos, awl he is um, use.
114;01 with a 'resier danger, several Helleisist corps having
Tome from the Moms to joie' the Ansonia, is order to co-
Operate foe the de structiou of the Turks.
A Turkish garrison lies berm left in Jamie's, commanded
11 timer Podia, who is • tyrant and • fanatic, ad • sworn
enemy of the Christnrs. As tie is hated by the Albanians,
hie appointment is an eiditional reason to tedoes the talia•
Is coasts, to withdraw themselves hum his role,
sad make a war of extermivatiou ups the Tartu.
VIENNA, APRIL 20.
M. de Tatiecheff sets not this evening. Nothing eertai•
Is stated respecting the result of his mission; but the As-
stria. Obterrer of Ibis day yrtyr its readers eletrly to seder-
intod, in Its declarerion against ass article from the Banks of
the Dentne, inserted in the Allpe•seine Zeitwan, that the
hope of inductee the Porte to yield at length to the demands
of Russia 114 nut at an cod.—(Asigsborg Guyette.)
(EXTRatT of A PRIVITR LETTER
General de Taiiseheff rat wit this morning foe Neff..
betels There se no talk of bit return to Elms., as it has
litre wished to insinuate.
The Book Amtous to-day are at 661, sad the Metalligues
at 74 3-181lbe.

GERMAN PAPERS.

STRUM, Aram 13.
The antline of the work on the Conversion of the Jews is
said to he Mr Rnee, the English Ambassador at the Coen
or Pewssia; and the trsuststor Mr. Becketlurff, who cams
!tiresome year* Sr.'. arid is now employed •s Privy COW.-
Por iu the deparitneet of the Minister for religious affairs.
AQOfat)RO, APRIL 24.
Accounts from Odessa, rays the Al!genuine Ze
ofl.t Some other papers, state that the Turkish vessels em-
ployed in the calamine trade along the Danube have bees pet
under embargo for 20 days. Voile, persist cireemostafteee
trade traffics great stagnating. The north wind. detain at
the entrance of the Dard•iielles • vent untidier of ships
teru'ng from Fusupe, sod thus we are grilliOul ally sews from
he Archipelago.
is cuirsealueitre of the difficulties which have occurred
asii,b ramped to some ships bestir' for the Archipelago, which
lava been detained by the Government, the Legation of
Presser and Naples Mimed to withdraw their passports from
all vessels which do mot reallc beleag to their respective
motions. Thla mentorre will effect the Russian sod Greek
vessels which chimed theirflag last year. lithe navigatlcru
.mould arm be wholly interrupted, it will be necessary to pay
she greaten alienist.. at Odessa to the flags of the ships
that are hiders. The Renton produce may be in great de-
mised. If we may Judge by the measures of police at pre-
sent adoptrd, we may hope 'list the internal tiansuillity of
Cimataetiociple will not be interrupted, elves if war should
break out, suit that we shall be able to carry on our business
with ri.•er coundmice than list year.—(Allerneins Zeiturg
April 24.)

vIEJIIIIA. •
Apra 19 —Metallivers, 74 3-16ths.; Bank, 660.
00.-1114141liques, 741; Monk. 661) 1-bth.

MARTZ, APRIL IS.

A counterpart to the story of Mr. lovtday is related by
use Gaiseffe ; at !Mich, a Catlsolic village near Ncorei,l, a
Mem took under Ina peotettiun an orphan girl, and re-
entre** fru. lb. Authorities a legal instrument recognlziag
biin to be tire father by adoption. The child vas of Poo-
"elan I parrot., but Iva adopted father beim( a Catholic,
I•euirhl bar up is that religion. A few Jays ago he scut
tie child to Neaveid to purchase something. She did
but return ; and the father, who is mach attached to
the lid, nog *Amen years of see, &wavered on itiquiry
that the was with the Protestant elergyrnan, who refuse-41 to
deliver her tap, sayiug, that u her parents had bees Pre-
•tortams, she should he educated in their rrlicion. The
Racier-father has thought the affair t*f.tre the costoeteat
tither...l, whose &citron is impatiently earritimL—(FranA-
jurf (apers, era/ 27.)