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The Emperor of A verity e,sooo after his return to
Vieuii..,otpressed to letters written by his own hand,
lei. gratitude toPrince de M ETTERT4 ICH, Ins hlioniter
for Foreign Affairs ; to Count STADION, lii Mitiniter
o:* Viussoce ; sad to. Irstsvrrel Baron de Fat MONT,
t.r thy setvicrs rendered by thew individually
to tlw A ustsiati essipire, and to the cause of
it-Oita:or Governments in Itereipe during the re-
ctal, events. His Majesty has crested Prince de
Mimosa tea his Chancellor of the Household,
• or she cdost said stag. He has granted to Baron
Fatalist she Gated Crew* of the Order of the
Iron Pore; .bit to Count STADION he has left
sidisfaceessi testimony of his own conscience."
Three is at Irma same degree of novelty in this
mode of we/areas the Minirter of a despotic
r. wee fur clitietut ter v ts.

tPORIZIGN IN7ELLIGENCE.
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PARIS PAPERS.
i.Aits.3i;ois 6.
Allocution of Cerntonicits. Fe-Arch of the First
Achoits, Archbishop of Pitriisso.to the CbtriaLam'
the Palatial of Pelopoilissiii

Convent of AlOrme Velino;sti; j

!—The Lord; who pertislied
our fathets and their children, announces to you by
my metith. the termination of the days of tears and
trials. Rio 'voice hits deelkied, that you shall be'
the crown of hisilary, and`the diadeM of his king.
dom. The noly Sion shah no longer he delivered
over 'to detuitaiims (I.aish,txii. 3.) The tiiitple of
the Lord, treated like an qinrible plaice; his vessels
of glory dragged in the mtre (I Mach. ii. 8,9.) are
about to be asenged. 'll.lw ancient mercies of the
toils ere about to descend upon his people. The
impious race of the Turks have filled up the mea.
sore of their iniquities; de hour of driving them
Dorn Greece has arrived,liccording to the word of
the ETERM A Drive ovethe slave, and the son of
the slave,' (Gem xsi. 10.) Arm, then, 14,11enic
race, doubly illustrious by your sire., arm with the
zeal of God, each of you gird on the sword ; fur it
is better to perish with tants in hand, than to see the
disgrace of the sanctrailf and of the ementry,
(Psal. ally. 4.) Let us beret our bonds in sunder.
and the yoke that widths uptin our heads,
IPssl. ii. 3.)for we are therheirs of Gas 6 miff joint
heirs of.ksus CHRIST (I'4l. viii. 17.)
" Others than your l'relate will speak to yon of
the glor/ of your ancestors, but fir myself 1 shall
only repeat to you the name of that GOD to
whew we owe a devotion 'stronger than death.—
(Cant. viii. 6.)
To-morrow, preceded by the Cross, we shall
mooch towards tie city of Nuncio, the soil of
which is sanctified by the blood of the glorious
martyr, the Apostle St. ANDREW. The LORD
will increase your courage a hundred fold, and to
arid to the to 'le nl t which is to animate you, I re-
lease you front the fast of Ole Lent, which we observe
Soldieri of the Cross ! it is time cause of heaven
irself that yon are called on to defend. In the
name of the Father. and of the Soil, .ud of the
Holy Ghost, be blessed arid alistrlved froits all your
sins."

1821.

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attusems. JUN% 3.

An express lass arrived at Alc-lit flannelly with the stews
Nut the King of Pr wa-ia will arrive th-re on the 26th June.
His Majesty w II review, wear Cub rats, the til corps of the
army. His Majesty will fume after the teak* to Aix la-
Chapelle, where he will nuke a stay of four sibuths, with
his whole Court. .
sisre, MAT 6.
The union of Pri •ee K inieenz-no with the armies of
Ypsilanti and Theodore will be a powerful aid lis.thent ;Me
is rich, and the first sacrifices hr has made me an indication
of what be will be able to do in future.
The Morels begins to breithe after the long inmates in
which the Franks have incurred the grestest flanker. Some
of the foreign Consuls hairs poetical:illy eunffibuted fe
restore order. One of those who loss most diitinguishA
himself is M. lingoes de Powqueville, whose brother Wall
formerly Consul at Josiinina. At the hazard of hls own
life he received into his hotel the unfortitnate fugitive Franks,
said has saved the lives of abive 1,500 persons.
We are not acquainted with the issue of the Doable, at
Smyrna. By what we learn there has been a contest between
the Franks and the Turks, in which it is •flirewed that lb*
former obtained cousiderable 'advantages. The consequences

resulting from them may deprive the Porte of the imitstasies
which it expected hum Asia.
The follooing are some particulars of the harbirous exe-
cution of the Patriarch. Othrages of the must atrocious
description, which make humanity shudder, were committed
on the body of this vener•ble old matt, who was nearly SO
years of age. After his strangulation • hand of miserable
raggamafius rag ordered to cut the rope, and to drag the
body tied by the feet to the arsenal, where the executioner
threw it into the Bosphorus. It is easy to conceive the
isol;guatiou nbich these scenes have excited throughout the
Greek Church, where the Patriarch for hie public character
and private virtues was as mach honoured as the Pope was
in the Latin Church in the 12th century. Every day the
Clergy are bound to pray for him and fur the Synod,
and tibia daily secollectiun uiust increase their rage. The
number and the riches of the Clergy must render them
extremely formidable. On Woos Athos alone there are
20,000 Monks, in the Mores above 2,400, who possess a reve-
nue of 918,000 francs, t. e. about • tenth part of the riches of
the country. ID the rest of Greece there may be •bout
90,000 Papas. Considering the well-known fanaticism of
the Greek Church, it is easy to imagine the dangers to which
the Porte has exposed itself by this proceeding.
The Janissaries, it in said, have rt fried to march. They
prs tend that by their laws they must remain at 'Comosuti-
nople to defend that capital till the Sultan can put bilitself
at their bead and lead them to battle. An additional Mis-
fortune is, that the Ramadan begins this year the 31st May,
and mods the 29th June. It must he striesly observed on pain
of death; and it is
val, %loch falls this year on the 15th July, that civil and
military operations recommence in the Ottoman Empire.
At all times the Russians, When they .00k advantage of this
season to enter Tut key, havebeut the rocks without difficulty.
To this it may be added, that the Turkish soldiery never
for more than one eimpaige, which terminates for
them at the new moon in September, which falls this year
the XOth September, because they must be back by St. Dc.
metrius. 'Elms the campaign Ibis year is ((or die Tusks) uut
quite three enseteths.—(Journal de Belydlae, May 4.)

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• " El par droll de eonquete, et par droll de asissaace."—
(Voa.Tatar's "Ilearladel

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