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LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1827.

We received, last night, the Paris Papers of
Wednesday, and the Gazette de France, dated
Thursday morning. The latter contains, in an
article dated Frankfort, the 9th instant, an im7

kfOrmation. It states, t'

letters from the first houses in Vienna announce
that two Turkish corps have marched for the
purpose of occupying Moldavia and Wallachia.
The cause of this important measure, which, it is
observed, would replace the relations of Turkey
and Russia on the same footing as before the
conclusion of the treaty of Akermann, is sup-
posed to be the decisive language held by the
Russian Minister at Constantinople in favour of
the Greeks. The article adds, that it is still
hoped that the Ministers of the Allied Powers
will be able to avert the storm which this measure
would occasion. For our own part, we have al-
ways considere&that the submission of the Porte
to the conditions of the treaty of Akermann was
solely for temporary purposes, and that it would
not hesitate to violate the treaty whenever cir—

cumstances might arise to give it a pretext for
doing so, and the preparations, which in the
mean time were going on, had been completed.
The declaration of the REIS EFFENDI on the
first communication made by the Ministers of the
Allied Powers respecting Greece, that the Porte
would never depart from the principle of never
allowing any foreign interference in what it con-
sidered its internal affairs, renders tin; measure,
now said to have been adopted, extremely pro-
bable. If it has been taken, the gauntlet is
thrown down, and war between Turkey and Rus-

sia is inevitable.
The Moniteur endeavours to convince its
readers that the ravages committed on the French
merchant trade, by the Algerine cruisers, have
not been so great as private accounts had de-
scribed. It pretends that the information given
by the Captain of the British man-of-war, re-
specting an Algerine corvette of 22 guns, off
Cape St. Vincent, was incorrect, as the vessel
was a Spanish corvette, which was in search of a
Colombian privateer. It adds, with a laughable
degree of mortification, that there is no doubt
that " certain foreign
and even an object
Captains make it a sport,
little object of speculation, to alarm the
merchants by false reports." The Moniteur is
acquainted with the character of British
Officers, in supposing that they ever resort to
such practices—hut it does not hesitate to make
the accusation rather than admit, as it ought to
do, the disgrace which the French navy and
nation have brought upon themselves, by their
contemptible operations with the Algerines.
The accounts from ;
....ataorna continue to an-
nounce the success of the Insurgents in all direc-
tions. CARAGOL has printed a Manifesto,
in which he states that he defends the rights of
the altar and the throne, which the innovators of
the present age wish to overthrow, and that the
inevitable excesses which have taken place in

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Catalonia are the results of the former atrocities
of the Constitutionalists.

According to the Quotidienne the return of
DON MIGUFL to Portugal is to take place im-
mediately ; and his patience during his exile is
•
extolled as indicative of every other virtue.

We subjoin the prise of the Funds on Wed'
nesday, and extracts of the Papers are given jai
another column.

Fitrxcli FUNDS, SEPT. 12.—Five per Cents. 101 f. 80c;
Throe per Cents. 72f. 90c. ; Bank Actions, 2010 f.;
Neapolitan, 78f. 75e. ; Spanish, (1823), 63. Exchange
on London—Ome month (paper), 25f. 25c.; Ditto (money)
25f. 20c. Three months (money), 25f. 10c.

An express has arrived from Paris this morn.
ing, by which we understand that a decline in

the French Funds took place on Thursday.--
The 3 per Cents closed at 72f. 40c. for money,
and 72f. 70c. for time, and the 5 per Cents. at
101 f, 70c.

The Moniteur of Thursday is said to contain
an article on the affairs of Turkey, in which it
is stated that the Turks will not submit to any
settlement, and that war may be expected. 11
will be seen that this intelligence has had some
effect on the prices of our Funds, Consols having
declined from 87i It to 86/

Brussels Papers to the 13th inst. reached to
last night. The only article of interest which
they contain is one under date of Smyrna, Aug,
4, from the " Impartial Observer," relative to
the intended operations of the Allied Naval Forces
in the Levant, and the probability of their lead'
ing to a war. We subjoin some extracts

linussats, Sire. 11.—A Russian Cabinet Messengef
arrived here from St. Patersburgh, and set out inamediateli
for Tervueren with despatches for her Royal Highness the
Princess of Orange. He will immediately after proceed
on his journey to London.
We learn with much satisfaction that the health of the;
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Queen is daily improving, and that her Majesty will so° '
be entirely recovered. She already is able to take frequeo
airings.

The proceedings respecting the authors of the fire in the
House of Correction at Vilrorden, are carried on with
great activity on the spot. L appears that a clue has been
discovered which will enable the Magistrates to find out the
guilty. The damage done by the fire is very eonsiderablef,
but will soon be repaired. We are able to state again, tho
no person perished or was wounded on the occasion, and
that none of the prisoners escaped.
Satruars., Au°. 4.—The Impartial Observer, dot
quoting an article from the Etoile of 23d of June, relatige
to the union of the fleets of three Powers to separate the
contending parties, adds the following observations :

" TheN,iar between the Greeks and the Turks is insigoi'
ficant at sea. It it; in the Mores that it rages with tie
greatest fury. Si ill any opposition be made t' its con'
tinuance there, as well as in the Archipelago—that is t°
say, will troops be landed to hinder either party from aB-
- the other ? In this case, to what nation will die
troops landed belong ?
" When paralysing the motions of the Turkish ao4
Egyptian squadrons, will those of the Greek squadron, °,,r
rather of the numerous small divisions, also paralysed'
Will the vessels of that nation be blockaded at Hydra 031:,
Spezzia, as those of the Turks will he blockaded IP,
Alexandria and in the Dardanelles? And, in the midst 0t
those great occupations, will any attention be paid t°
piracy ; and will energetic measures be at length taken to
prevent it, as has long been demanded; or, while sacrifice 4
of all kinds are making in favour of the Greeks, will the,
last remnants of the trade of the Levant be also abandoned
to them ?"

its answer to 09
`Fe put theee it will have tiro°
questions to to thiosinunical.tes
before the great measures for which it prepares us can V
accomplished. But, without admitting the possibility of
war, the result of which we have no doubt will be naatureli
weighed, we must not conceal from the merchants, tiOt
the present circumstances are of a nature to demand tbel?,
greatest circumspection in all commercial undertakings, a
that they must be prepared for all the consequences tbst
may result from very serious events.

In another column we have given from a co'
temporary some private communications from
Lisbon. Their contents only serve to confirol
the opinion we have long entertained, and often
expressed, that the Government of Portugal is
in the most wretched state, and that things are
going on worse and worse every day. We may
predict that rebellion, if it will be so called, that
is, opposition to the Constitutional Government,
will again soon rear its head in various parts of
Portugal. The disbandment of a part of the
army, and the removal of Count VILLA FLO
to Oporto, to succeed General STUBBS, who ..15
to be brought to a Court Martial, will probably
hasten this inevitable result.

The master of a brig arrived in the river states
that he fell in, off Lisbon, on the Bth Aug., with
a French squadron of three ships of the line, two
frigates, and five transports. In consequence of
a calm coming on, the vessel was within hail of
these ships for some hours, but no communi'
cation with them took place ; their destination is,
therefore, matter of conjecture to the public. Of
course it is known in the quarter where the
sailing of such a squadron is not a matter devoid
of consideration.

Letters received yesterday from Rio Janeiro,
of the 7th July, are silent with respect to the
ratification of the treaty of peace between Brazil
and Buenos Ayres.

We have given in another column, from the
Calcutta Governmeirt Gazette of the Nth
April, some interesting particulars of the death

of his Highness MAHARAJA DOULET RA°

SANDIIIA.

We received last night El Constituciong,
dated Bogota, the 21st and 28th of June io"
elusive, containing the Correspondence of Gene'
ral BUSTAMENTE, which a press of matter pre'
vents us from submitting to our readers to-day'

We received this morning the 4ustricn Ob-
server to the 2d instant. ft contains a Jesuits"
cal attack upon the London University,
1101. which.
from the whole tenor of the article, v 4 Ia s-
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pect has been written either by Prince We
TERN IC II or the Earl of ELmorr•
do not wonder that any plan for fl'eilitating
the diffusion of knowledge should find a deter-
c. Austria,
deter-
mined enemy in the absolute dynasty of
whose invariable policy has been .
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