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London, England, 1828-11-10 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Gazette do Frenee, dated Nov. S.)
PARIS, Nov. B.—We have just received express
the fAlowing news from Vienna•" and Constanti-
nople :
VIENNA, OCT. 29.--In a hunting party ordered
by the Imperial Prince, on the 24th, a person of his
suite had the misfortune to fire in the dark a fowling
piece heavily charged with shot, which wounded
the Prince and two other persons. His Imperial
Highness,forgetting the wound which he had received
in the arm, devoted all his attention to the two other
persons who had suffered the same fate. His Im-
perial Highness, since the regular dressing, is as well
as circumstances will permit.
English couriers coming from Varna have brought
news no later than the 13th. The baggage of the
Emperor and the Generals had already been sent to
'mg). The whole of the Imperial Guards had
received orders to repass the Danube. The infantry
seems to have suffered very much, but the cavalry
is in the finest condition.

Divers reports are circulated respecting *the Capi-
tan Pacha. Some pretend that he had cut his way
to the camp of the Grand - Vizier ; and, according
to others, be had threatened to blow up the citadel,
and thus obtained permission to retire 'with the
bonours of war. It seems certain, at least, that he
has joined the Grand Vizier.
CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 11.—Favourable news
continues to be received from Varna,. and from the
army of Hussein Bey.
Within these few days a thousand Russian pri-
soners have arrived, among whom were 32 officers.
The Sultan ordered these officers to be brought to
the camp at Ramis Tchiflik, caused rich presents to
be givers to them, and assured them that they should
be well treated. They have since been sent to
Calcis.

The capital continues to enjoy the greatest tran-
quillity.
The Augsburgh Gazette announces, under the head
of " Constantinople," that the Sultan is very much
incensed against France, ard that he has given orders
for a corps of 30,000 Turks and Albanians to be
sent to the Mores, to combat the French and the
Greeks.
The Courier de Slum' of the 14th of October
says that the corps brought by the Grand Vizier for
the deliverance of Varna consisted of 12,000 men,
and Hussein Pacha had sent 8,000 from Shumla.
It was believed at that time that if Varna could hold
out for another month the Rusiitiriaer'ould be obliged
to repass the Danube. The Si tan barl orderedthat
all persons who visited the cariip
should be in military costume. Tlie Ulernas- had
represented to him how necessary-his presence was
in the centre of the empire; nevertheless, he Appeared
resolved to put himself at the head of his troops, if
fortune should be unfavourable to the Turkish arms.
Several Tartars have brought news from Asia that
General Paskewitsch was advancing towards Erze-
roum, but that he had been attacked by the -popula-
tion of the towns and villages of the environs. It
was also said that Persia, encouraged by the obstinate
resistance of the Turks, was going 'to take up arms
again.
Letters from Odessa of the 19th of October an-
nounce that the Russian army pursues its advantages
beyond Varna. According to these letters, Boure-as
had fallen into the power of the troops of his Im-
perial Majesty on the 14th. News was every mo•
meta expected that Silistria was taken.
(From the Message?. des Chanrbres of Friday,)

PARIS, Nov. 6.—The following is the list of. the
force by sea and land, in the island of Culla, brought
by the last mail from the Havannah.
Land Forces.—There are three divisions.
Division of the Centre infantry, 3,200
cavalry, and 1,050 artillery..
Divisions of the East :-5,020 infantry, 440
cavalry, and 600 artillery.
Division of the South ;-2,540 foot, 300 cavalry,
and 200 artillery.
Total.-22,550 meu,of which 10,000 are European
troops of the line. The remainder consists of militia
constantly in arms.
The naval force consists of 28 ships of the line of
74 guns, the Guerrero and Sqvcreign; of several
frigates, viz., the Lealtad, and Yberia, of 50 guns ;
the Sabine, of 44; the Casilda, of .40; several cor-
vettes, the Arelliusa,-of 40 ; the Maria Fran-
cisca, of 22; and Maria Elizabeth, of 20 ; the brigs
Guerrero, of 22 ; Ilercules, 20 ; I/yenil,.lB ; and
Mars, 14. Lastly, the light vessels, Amelia, Flechera,
and Happy, each of five guns.
Total-16 ships, with 503 guns.
FRENCH FUN IIS.•-•••••PA RIS, Nov. 7.—Five per Cents.
105 f. 25c. 30c. ; Three per .Cents., 741. 1 be. 20c. ;
Bank Stock, 1,835 f. ; Naples Stock, 79f. 10c. ; Royal
Spanish Loan, 79i ; Ilaytian Loin, 635 f. ; Exchange on
London, one month, paper, 25f. 25c. ; money, 25f. 20c. ;
three months, paper, 25f. 15c. ; money, 25f. 10c.—
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