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London, England, 1822-04-09 00:00:00

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FOREIGN INTIILLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. APRIL S.
Yesterday the ceeelsony of the Lord's Sapper
seek place in the gallery of Diana. His Royal
Highness Mousieur washed the feet of several peer
persons; he was assisted in it by the Duke of An.:
gessleme sod the Olken of the King's House-
, held. The Priamems were present at the cern.
1111bOtly.
• The intelfigente `received frees different quarter.
et Germany holds out the certainty of a wait be.
tweet) Russia sad the Forte.
French Funds, on the 4th.-.-Five per Cent. Con.
sole 87 f. 13 c. sank Stock 1,383 f.
-VIIINNA, mimes its.
(RXTRACT PROW • PRIVATE LITTER.)
Per Court less sent back the warlike note of the
Reis-Effendi of March 3d, to our lnternuncio, the
Count de Loma., and has charged him to declare
to the Porte, that the mote meld not be accepted, as
tt wee cOmpletely .t variance with the former lan..
pimp sad assurances of the Reis-Elfetedi, that our
Court hencefutward leaves to the Divan the care of
arranging its differences with Russia, and that
Austria desists from further mediation.
• Such is the report generally circulated on the
Pachange, by tholes who are called Coseateirminerr,
Oft is to soy, those who speculate fur a fall. No
• -r.rovernent has taken place amongst our troops, for
is there any perceptible change iu the language of
rear principal Statesmen.
A report has been spread this morning that our
Cabinet had received fresh dispatches from Count
Luting, nod that they *ere of a more satisfactory
nature ; bat this hope was not of long duration
*Doubtless hostilities have not yet commenced,
..whatever certain journals may say, but we expect
decisive intelligence in a few days. It is certain
that the defeat of Ali Perch' has precipitated the
lOttomau Cabinet in a situation which it was not
„possible fur it to command. What makes all
hopes of anacconensechition vanish is, that the report
•dif the determination of the Divan has been carried
'With the rapidity of lightning to all parts of the
• ,;f orkisli dominions. and that it will have been in
many places a signal for vengeance and disorder. We
..brate already learnt, that for these IWO months past
• the Porte has caused the Bosniacks, the Yourocks
df Macedonia, arid the Albanians of the Pachslik of
cSiniseri to join the comp tiGIT Nyasa. The army
formiug there, was, in case of war. to paw the Da-
babe et Weddle), mud to occupy Upper Wallachia,
suretentling to the Austrian territory. The sully of
`'t*e annul Vizier advances in two columns, one by
„Sophia, veer Itudschuck, and the other by Scott-
„Anglo, in Brailow. Notwithstanding the intention
rmsairefetted by our Court to remain neuter, it is not
Alitlirred that it 111111 be able to avoid taking an active
dean in the approaching events. A report is already
arent that regiments in Bohemia and Moravia
„lave received orders to march to reinforce the corps
act observatioh in the Bennet of Temeswar and the
Bitckowins. Superior officers hare been sent by
'Me A ulic Council of War to Czernowits, with
41001 rs for the Generals who commauded there.
..., -From St. Petersburgh we have only nears which
• .peern to make it believed that the Russian Cabinet
Will preserves some hope, but mercantile letters say
that ,old has become excessively rare in thatncrpi
This circumstance, though apparently unim.
.asortaut gives great weight to the opiuiou of the
*pertly commencement of hostilities. It is well
loosen how scarce gold was at Pans on the approach
safe campaign.
At the !beginning of the war with Russia the
French Officers paid 20 franca per 1,000 francs, and
snore to procure it.—(Quotidieruse, April 1.)
AIX-LA-CHAPELLI. APRIL I.
(RETRACT FROM A PRIVATE COUNIUNICATIon.)
On the 26th March there was at Berlin an Ex-
traordinary Council of Ministers at Prince Har- •
denberg's in consequence of important dispatches
brought by the Russian Lieutenant Blurneu-
tiled, who came express from %Varsaw. The same
eloy a cabinet messenger was dispatched to Vienna.
The following morning expresses were seat off to
the Generals who commuted the troops in garrison,
in the fortresses, in the Grand Duchy of Posen, and
the March of Brandenburg. These dispositions
"hew that in consequence of the high probability of
war between Russia said Turkey, the Russian Go-
t vernenent is taking measures of precaution either to
inaintviu a system of neutrality, or to take *8 mire
or less active part in the events of which the East of
Europe is on the point of becoming the theatre."

having 'hewn hew impossible it was that • Biligic
Office} of icktitrieledged probity, whine renitence
is only insured by the fanners of the King, should
conceive so odiooi • crime, demonstrated the want
of proof in support of the charge.
The last letters from Russia positively announce
war. Laid Clanearty has set out for London.—
(Brussel Paper,, April 3.)
BRUSSELS, APRIL 3.
His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Prussia
arrived here yesterday, and sets out to-morrow morn-
ing for Berlin.—((lafek Papers, April 6.)
II•RCII IS.
Accounts from the frontiers of Bessarabia, say,
if On the whole left bank of the Danube a com-
plete famine prevails in consequince of the extor-
tion of the provisional Ottoman authorities. The
Jaouisaries absolutely refuse to quit Censientioo-
ple, where, in case of war (which they ardently de-
.sire), they reckon on a general pillage and massacre
et the rich Greeks.
' The Porte has sent the strictest orders to all the
Pachas io Europe, to arm and exorcise all the young
men in their Pachaliks. In proportion as they have
acquired some knowledge in the use of arms, they
are to hi sent to one of the two armies of reserve,
which these Pachss are ordered to form.
The number of Ottoman troops cantourd in Mol-
davia and %Vallachia is estimated at 130,000 men,
chiefly Asiatics.
The officers of different European nations who
joined the Greeks, ha* introduced among them
European tactic*: the artillery, in particular, bus
been 'considerably improved.

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GERMAN PAPERS.

• IT. PITCUBURGII, MARCO 10.

The d6ifirity which hod bees fur some time restsikrals
the Dipartmeat for Foreleg Affairs, is sow rinsed also is
the War Deparimest. Almost every day couriers ore Ns-
psicbed $o the commodity of the troops statimed us the
(teenier of Tertey. of the staff, sod particularly of
the artillery, likewise go to jolu these troops. We expect
that a numerous list of appoistasests sad greaseless is the
army will eborily he pablidlesd, sod the report that the &s-
-perm will very mos deport is visit the mothers revises, of
the Empire, is wet *sly maimaised, but become more mid
more positive. Is Poised, the priers of Oslo have rises
masideiably, i■ coarispierscs of the large purchases Islay
slide for the armies, whisk is a great relief Is the farmers,
who have suffered severely by the luw prices. It is said that
several yoga, Poles, of the lest families, have offered thew
miresse velour:ere, is ease stem with the Turks.
01121111, MARCH 12.

The Peet* has suffered bathing to tresspir• relative to the
segaistios at Telma' ; het the Arasesisos at Coestanti-
oople have sews that the Cart of Persia refsess to make
peace, sinless the terns which it hue prepaid are accepted,
sad one of which M the eessioe of Armfuls. If the Court of
Tarns persists in this demand, peace is sot to be thought
of. The Porte plats tonteb reliance on the illedeSCll of the
- Eregla Rada. at Thera, who has again offered biome.
diastole to adjust the differences between the two Powers.
• But the Wawa* of this audit is in some measure paralysed
by that alb* gust of another great Pear, who easter.
ANSA, lotlitese•af the former, sad is WINO favoersbly he.
temed to. It is, therefore, expected, that the Pots/ass will
Mao atilt opera*on is lie *Ogg. Darin the winter
the two armies have not ebasged their posatioss.(Natot.
deep Cossolisroodest, March 31.)
FRANKFORT, MARCH 25.
*say strangers are steady arrived fur the approsekisg
Easter Fair; but we already exudate that it will sot be
favourable. Alaufartgral goods of all Made sea to do.
dine is prier, and the extraordisery depreciatia of the
value of grail. obliges the country people to calla their.
purchases to what is isdispensebly Necessary, which of
course IIIII•1 lessee the damned at the Fsir. Wool is almost
the only article of agricultural produce which maintains its
price.--( Nur enberg Corysrposderd, AfurcA2B.)
it a &LH 28.
The following is what transpired of the diqt lichee brought
by the couriers who palmed through this city the day befes•
yesterday: It was affirmed at Vicuna that the importsut
news bad been received that the Porte had caused to be
delivered to the Esglisb and dairies+ Ambassadors al Con-
seantisople a declaration that it coasted to the evacuation
of M•ldavin and Wallachia, bat that it absolutely rejected '
the other demands of Russia; it was therefore expected at
Vienna that the Emperor of Russia would declare war.
However, at the departure of the couriers there wire some
hopes that peace would be maiotained.
•UoinsUßG, MARCH 28.

Austrian Generals an at present reviewing the troops
which form the cordos as the extreme frontier of the •ss.
titan States, adjoining She Turki■h empire. Sums Pauses
believe that Austria will act together with Russia.
At Cussiastitiople notbiag is talked of but the great Sr.
niamenta which are medals( in all parts of the empire. The
standards of the Crescent were never before w►runaded with
so loamy sons of the Prophet to arms. The march of
troops towards the Danube is accelerated as nisch as possi-
ble, mid the approaches to the capital are fortifying with
great activity. The Russian armies, us their side, bare bees
oilskin new movements is Bassarabis, in Om direction of
the ante river.

♦IVNNAI MARCH 26.

The Austrian Obsersev of the iislt, 26th, mud 18th
Mirth dote sot tomtits arty sews whatever relative to the
affairi of Turkey, Greece, or Russia.