The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-01 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

' (From the Moth of June 19.)
CONSTANTINOII34 MAY 26.—.0n the 19th May Mr. S. Can-
ning sent his Dragoman to the 'Reis Effendi, to deiire a categorical
answer to his preceding proposals in favour of the Greeks, which
had hitherto been put off with the verbal declaration of the Reis
Effendi, " that the Porte would never treat with rebels." This

time the Minister answered the Dragoman that he would lay the
demand of the English Ambassador before the Divan and Councir
of State.

The letters from the Archipelago say, that the neighbouring
islands have promised Hydra to defend, with all their might, that,
bulwark of Greece. But the Chiefs appear to be much divided
on the question of the continuation of the war. A considerable
part of the National Assembly at Epidaurus, resolved to give to
Mr. S. Canning full powers, in due form, to offer to the Sultan
the submission of Greece upon certain conditions, but these con.
ditions are of such a nature that it is impartible to hope, under
present circumstances, that they will be accepted by the Porte.
Demetrius Ypsilanti' has issued a protest against-this step, which
has produced a great effect. Meantime• the war continues.
FRONTIKAS OF WALACHIA, JUN= 10.....LetteES, worthy of
credit, dated Bucharest, June 8, announce that the Porte, after
having ordered the evacuation of the Principalities by the Beshlis,
and just when the Hospodar was beginning to act with more li-
berty, has drawn upon him fur the sum of 800,800 piastres by
means of his son, who is actually a hostage at Constantinople.
The Hospodar at first protested against the payment : it is said,
however, that he hal since paid part of the sum, probably out of
fear for the fate of his son. It is generally believed that this mea-
sure is an expedient invented by the Divan, to render the evacua-
tion of the Prin6palities in some degree illusory, and to con-
tinue the exertions by which alone the Porte can meet the extra-
ordinary expences which the present exigencies require.
Pious, JUNE 28.—M. Lemonley, Member of the French Aca-
demy, died yesterday evening, after a few days illness, which had
no appearance of so melancholy a result. M. Lemonley was born
at Lyons about 1760.
(From the Quotidianne.)
PARIS, JUNE 27.—The supplementary investigation in the
affair of Ouvrard is proceeding with great activity, and every day
the Chancellor, and the Members whom he has associated with
him,
,hear the accused and the witnesses, and there is every rea-
son to believe that the Commission will soon lay before the Peers
the result of its labours.

During this time the Chamber of Peers pursues its labour. as a
branch of the Legislature. A general discontent has manifested itself
in the Hereditary Chamber, on the situation in which it is plaited
every year, to vote without the possibility of examination of the
_most important law of the state—viz. the Budget. It is memo-
rable that the aristocratic power should he deprived of the con-
trout of the law which unctions the land-tax, and, if there were
not in that Chamber a profound respect for the Royal proposi-
tion, it would reject a project which each of the members cannot
conscientiously examine.
The Duke de Bressac will on Thursday make his report on the
budget. The Ministers would have desired greater celerity, but
it is said that the Noble Reporter stated, that if it was impossible
fur the Chamber to discuss the budget, it was at least fitting that
the Member appointed to examine it should have time to form an
opinion before he presented it to the Chamber. After the budget,
the Peers will again inset as a Council of Justice, to decide on
the result of the Commission in the affair of Ouvrard. It is
thought that the Court will decide this year, unless there should
not be a sufficient number of Members to vote.
It is said this evening that passports are refused to Peers, in
order to keep them at Paris.

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