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London, England, 1824-07-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

( From tht Etoilc, dated Wednesday.)
MADRID, 3 ur.v 6.—We learn from 11.1gesirna
that a vessel of the United States, which carne
from Guyaquil in 118 days, brings the confirma-
tion of the defeat of Bolivar.

The Commandant the squadron off the
Havanna') transmits the following news to the
Minister of Marine, dated the 7th of May

4 6 Hostilities ceased on .the 29th March be-
tween Vera Cruz and the Castle of St. Juan
d'Ulloa. Generals Goadalonve, Vittoria, and
Santana, were at Xulapa, to form a separate
Congress. from the other Provinces, and ,to re-
open communications with the Spaniards.
" An American vessel, which arrived at Boston
from the coast of Chill, lnings intelligence of the
re-capture of Valdivia by a Royalist expedition,
under the commhnd of General Quintanilla."
VIENNA.. JULY 3.—The Austrian Observer,
which for the last six weeks has been quite si-
lent on the affairs of Turkey, contains to!:day
the following article, dated Constantinople,
June 10:---
" it is worthy of observation, that the son of the Viceroy of
Egypt has been appointed Governor of the Marco. AU the re.'
ports respecting the Viceroy himself are without foundation.
Lie is occupied with preparing for his expedition. The ap-
pearance of the former Chief of the Mamelukes, and the in.
union of the \Vechsbites, are pure inventions.

" The diiision of the Ottoman fleet, which cast anchor in the
Gulf of Lepanto, has set Kan fin. Alexandria."

FLANDERS MAIL 'fzudGERMANTAPERS.

Extract of a Letter from Augsburg, July a.)
We have before us documents transmitted
directly ,from Pent, which give a just idea of time
present state of the negociations set on foot at
Constantinople. These details are not without
interest, at the moment that Count Guilleminot,
the French Ambassador, is on the point of taking
part in the diplomatic operations of the Ambas-
sadors of England and Austria, in the. Turkish
capital. It appears, then, that Lord Strangford
nod Baron Ottenfels, pressed by dispatches
lately received from Count Nesselrode, have
addressed to the Reis Effendi several notes,
drawn out in very orgent terms, to demand a ca-
tegorical explanatiou of the delay in the evacua-
tion of Moldavia and Wallachia, which is posi-
tively insisted upon by the Cabinet of St. Peters-
burgh. The Turkish Minister at first contented
himself with sending to the British Ambassador a
verbal answer, by the interpreter to the Porte,
"That all the promises that had been made would
he performed, hut that the evacuation of the
Principalities required some time, on account of
certain measures, respecting which the Ottoman
Government could not yet explain itself."
This verbal declaration so displeased Lord
Strangford, that he immediately sent to the Reis
Eifeudi another note, to which an evasive answer
was given. The Members of the Diplomatic
Body at Pera are convinced that the policfof the
Porte is to endeavour to gain time, and that its
troops will 'tot-evacuate the 'Principalities till
the last evremily ; that is, until the Russian ar-
mies shall prepare in good earnest to pass. the
Danube and the Pruth ; and, even in this case,
they are persuaded that the Divan would only
order a partial evacuation, to be able to say to
the Ministers of Russia, Austria, England, and
France, that they had done something.
At the departure of the courier (June 11)
Constantinople did not enjoy a shade of perfect
tranquillity. The people manifest great dissatis-
faction nith the Capita!' Paella, whom they ac-
cuse of incapacity. The slowness of his opera-
tions excites,continual murmurs. The Portetaken good care, considering the irritation of the
peopie's minds, not to publish any thio4 of the
martial la9dings made by the Adinit'at, in which
his troops have been . continually beaten.—
(oracle if Brunets, July 14.)

( Private Carrespondenre,)
AuosaunG.---The Ministers of France, Austria,
and Prussia, at Johannisberg, continue
their conferences, but nothing transpires respect-
ing the subject of them. No English Plenipo-
tentiary having joined them, this circumstance
gives rise to various conjectures. it is affirmed,
hou ever, that Sir H. Wellesley, British Minister
at Vienne, was invited, like othor Foreign Mi-
nisters, by Prince Metternich, to visit Johannis-
berg, but that be declined.

The only result of the confer►•nces yet known
is, that the Wurternberg Minister for Foreign
Affairs has. succeeded in his mission to
tain the establishment of tho diplomatic relations
bet \I,. t•ett the Cabinets of Vienna nn►l Berlin, ,and
ti►l, Court of Wurtetnberg._(Journal de .1191-
gique, July IL)

VIENNA, JuLY 1.--Hu Excellency General'. Baron Pd.'
mont, Cominander.in-Chief of the. Austrian army in .Lower !
Italy, arrived heke the day before yesterday ; the. Archduke
Joseph Palatine, of the Kingdom of lliingary,.,with. Ms:ann:
sort and family, arrived here an., the 2gth ult.. ftotp.is tr:
• •
and the Archduke Ferdinand, Crown Prince, on the Why,
from Prague. . ,
left this city to-day for the purpose of
STUTOA!tI), %TWAT Majesty, OUT Sole:4e" wilt'STUTOA}in,
going to Marseilles for
the benefit of sea-bathing, ni expected to be 'IAA again by the
be of next month. '
COULEXTZ, JULY 11.—Wo hoe MIT the IoteSSIITe of, hay.
ing among us his flightless Prince Metternich,. who is a native
of this city. It seems as if his Highness intended to give part
of his distinguished visitors at Johannisberg an opportunity' of
enjoying the picturesque banks of the Rhine in all the beauty
of the season, for, besides Prince Victor Von Metternich, the
Minister's son, we have now here Prince Reuss, Prince Paul
Esterhazy, the Prince of Schanburg, the Russian Privy Coun.
sellor'Von Tatischeff, the Margins of .Canunarp, and Count
Woron stiff.

BUCIIMIEST, JUNE 18.—Since the arrival of the Tartar
who brought the letters of the 10th and 12th of June from Con.
stantinople for Germany, the report of the speed/ evacuation
of our principalities has been revived. We are quite impatient
for the 'accomplishment of this deliverance from, the Turks,
which has been so repeatedly held out to us. The fear of the
plague, which bus broken out at llimnijc, has induced many
of our Boyars to withdraw. The family of Mr. lisgenauer,
the Austrian Consul, has likewise retired. •
Wmt7.llElsti• JU.l,lr 2.-;.To the great regret of everybody,
we have lost the Princess Einestinel.,ouisal7rederica Caroline
of to wanitein 'Wertheitn, Frendenburg, who died' on the 20th
of June, In the 40th year of her age, entirely exhausted by a
ickness of la:months.

AUSTRIAN Furths, JUNE 30.—Metalliques, 94 11.16;
Bank Shares, 1112 740.
JULY' 1.-4Letalliques, 04 940; Bank Shares, 1114

We have the pleasure' of stating, that Mr.
LA14681171 the. Gentleman, aatd,tt, have been killed at the lie.
view on Hounslow Heath, Is so far recovered, as to be pro.
flounced by Mr. WILICIIMON, Surgeon, of Hounslow, out of
danger. He is not yet able to routor:d to town.