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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2.

_ -
The Manchester Improvement Bill was read a
third time and passed.
The Distilleries Bill was also read a third time
and passed.

The Criminal Justice Bil) was read.a.third time
and passed.
ALE MOUSE LICENSING BILL.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee
upon the Ale House Licenses Bill.
Some verbal amendments were agreed to, after
which the House resumed and the Repeit was
brought up.
The Stamps and Policies of Insurance Bill, and
other Bills, were forwarded through their respective
stages.--Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COAIMONS, JULY 2.
There being only 16 members present at four
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FFU PAPERS.

(From the Gazelle de France, datr.l Tuesday, July I.)
TURKEY.
FROM THE FRONTIERS, JUNE !T.—Count Witt-
genstein has addressed the following proclamation to
the inhabitants of Bulgaria :
" BEFORE ISMAIL, JUNE, lB2.B.—lnhabitants of
Bulgaria,—His Majesty the Emperor has appointed
me General-in-Chief of his army, which has just
crossed the Danube, and is advancing into your
country, not with the intention of carrying into it
the miseries of war, but with the sole object of esta-
blishing there a durable peace, upon solid and durable
bases. Do not be alarmed by the entrance of the
Russian army, but behave to it with confidence and
friendship. I flatter myself that the good order and
discipline which I make a point of maintaining
among the troops, will enhance the glory and the
coinage of the Russian army. The Emperor, my
master,havingdeclared war against the Ottoman Go-
vernment, by no means desires to carry it on against
the peaceable inhabitants of Bulgaria. Bulgarians !
of whatever district or religion you may be, do not
leave your country, your dwellings, or occupations.
Hasten to furnish the Russian troops with the provi-
sions of which they may be in need,and to bring them
from all quarters. Inhabitants of Bulgaria !—be-
ware of insulting airy one, or indulging revenge
against any person whatsoever. He who should be
guilty of such a crime would be severely punished
for it. War is, in its nature, riccomparjed by mis-
fortune;, but the present war is subjected to a
regular direction, so that it will not bring disasters
in its train, except to the ill-disposed who shall
voluntarily expose themselves to them. Bulgarians,
of every condition and religion, rerna'n tranquil, I
repeat to you once more, and confide in the mag-
nanimity of the Emperor, my master, who has
ordered the whole army which I have the borrow
to command to respect at all times yOur persons
arid your habitations. Such arc the wishes and the
order:; of his Majesty the Emperor. -

(Signed) Field-Marshal Count WITTGENSTEIN.

BUCHAREST, JUNE 3.—Our Hospodar, Prince
Ghika, resides at his country seat, Kolentina, and
whenever he comes here he 'is received by the
Russian authorities with the honours due to hip
idnk.

The grand Russian army has began to pass the
Danube at Ismail. A corps of 40,000 will march
from this place to-morrow for Silistria, and every
thing indicates that offensive operations are going to
begin in Bulgaria. Brailow is on the point of
yielding. ,
. .

1-IE6IANSTADT, 'JUNE 13.—The construction of
a bridge at Oltenitza seems likely to experience
considerable obstacle,, because the nature of the
ground and the right bank of the Danube affords
great advantages to the enemy, and Omer Vrione,
Pacha of Seloniehi, has arrived by forced marches,
with 15,000 men, and posted himself there. The
Turks in Brailow make frequent sallies, and defend
themselves obstinately.—Augsburgh Gazelle.
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LONDON.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1828.

The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday
add nothing to our previous information from
the theatre of war. Field-Marshal Count WITT-
GENSTEIN has issued a Proclamation to the in-

habitants of Bulgaria, desiring them 'not to be
alarmed at the advance of the Russian army into
their country, but to behave to it with confidence
and friendship. He assures them of the protec-
tion of his Imperial Master, and hints that any
measures of ill-will or hostility will only insure
complete punishment from the omnipotent arms
of the invader. Brailow still held out. If the
other Turkish fortresses delay the Russians so
long as Brailow, their march to Constantinople
will not be so rapid as was anticipated, How-
ever, the respective main .armies have not yet met
in battle array—when they do, the result of the
first great conflict will materially decide the future
aspect of the campaign.
The news from Portugal in the Quotidienne
is as creditable as falsehood can make it.