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SOLEN QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, AUGU&T 25, 1821.

The Paris Journals of Wednesday, which ar-
rived this morning, contain no additional intel-
ligence respecting the state of affairs between
Turkey and Russia.—The following are ex-
tracts

NUREMBERG, Atra. 15.

[EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.]

" We learn from good authority that the King
Maximilian Joseph has left Munich for the Castle
of Tegernsee, in Upper Bavaria, where this Mo-
narch is to have an interview with the Emperor
of Austria, who will be accompanied by the Em-
Press, daughter of his Bavarian Majesty. It is
said that important subjects will be discussed at
this interview.

" The last news from Constantinople received
at Vienna which came down to the 21st of July,
are of a very afflicting nature. The persecution
1)r the Greeks recommenced on the 19th, and
*i•^•ce that day the soldiers and people set no
bounds to their fury ; upwards of 400 Christians
have been massacred in the streets.

" Recent letters from Petersburg shew that
Only one opinion prevails throughout the vast
empire of Russia, respecting the war against
Russia, which manifests itself with the greatest
energy even among the lowest classes. The
troops wish ardently to attack the Turks, and
this enthusiasm animates equally the officers and

the privates.
44
FRANKFORT, AUG. 16.—Many Officers of
different nations continue to arrive in the large
towns of the North of Germany, on their way to
Join the Greeks.
" The Russian corvette which the Turks lately
Seized and disarmed, had dispatches on board
for Baron de Strogonoff from the Russian Go-
7ernment. This circumstance is regarded in a
ler,' serious light, for it is a manifest violation of
the rights of nations.

" BEaLIN, AUG. 12.—According to an Official
f,„
al.ette, since the publication of the appeal ad-
dressed by Professor Kruz, of Leipsic, to the
Germans,
urging them to form societies and to
rase subscriptions in behalf of the oppressed
4-reeks, fourteen young men have already left
.I'eiPsic for Moldavia, to fight under the banners
°f the Christians.
" POSEN, JULY 27.—The corps of the Russian
Guards, cantoned on the banks of the Dwina, as
Well as the Lithuanian corps d'arrnee and the
Erst division of the first army, have received
°l.ders to advance, and to march to the South-
east frontiers, to join the army under Count de
IV'ttegenstein. They will be immediately re-
placed by other troops from the interior ; and
every things shows that Russia will put in mo-
ll" a very large portion of its military forces, to
tilt an end to the barbarous usurpation of Greece
the Crescent. On her part, the Porte,accord-
ing to letters from Odessa, has assembled an army
of 100,000 men on the shores of the Bospho-
III') a number sufficient, if not to render doubtful,
t least to retard longer than is desirable for the
Interests of humanity,the success of so important
contest. If we consider, however, that this
ortnY is chiefly formed of the Asiatic hordes, we
rather to pity the inhabitants of those
1141 es through which they must march, than to
o_n, rtain
any apprehension of the result of their
itPPc'sition to the tactics and discipline of the
ussians.,,

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ar be it from us to impeach the decision of a
British Jury, but we cannot help expressing our
conviction that the verdict of " Wilful Murder,-
brought, by the Coroner's frailest, on the death
c:11 GEORGE FRANCIS, v, ill be received with Stir-
Prise and regret, if not w ith stronger emotions,
by all wise and honest men, not only in this coun-
try,
but in all States where the authority of law-
-191 Government is held in due respect.—
rorn
a full consideration of the evidence, it
appears to us to be clear that the soldiery were
cruelly
treated by a seditious and inhuman
rabble, and that they did not return the attacks
of that rabble until they had received severe in-
juries, and until they were provoked beyond all
patient endurance ; considering too the force,
li°lence, and perseverance of the mob, it is really
astonishing that only two persons should have