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London, England, 1830-05-08 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS

The following are extracts from the french papers of
Wednesday, which arrived last night :

VIENNA, Aran. 26.

Letters from Constantinople of the 20th ult. state, that the Am-
min
bassadors of the three Mediatin Powers had notyet made any com-
munication to the Porte res g the decision.; on the protocols of
the 4th, 20th, and 26th of FFebruary last : it is aided that this com-
munieation would be made on the 11th.
It has been noticed at Constantinople, that the Court :lima ;tack,
published at the period of the festival of the Ilsiram, has omitted'
the appointment of the Turkish authorities in the Mores; but that'
those of Lepanto and Ncgropont are mentioned, as usual. It is
known that, according to the first deciAon of the mediating
Powers, the limits of Greece were not to extend beyond the
Isthmus.

On the 3d of the same month, the Hazentlar, or treasurer of Kai-
maks'', a pasha, was brought up before the sultan, and after a
short hearing beheaded by order of that prince. A captain of in-
fantry was subjected to a like fate, without ever a hearing.
On the 10th, the Baron Ribeaupierre, the Russian Ambassador,
presented his credentials to the Kaimakan Pache.
The English papers, and the Times especially, pretend that we
were badlt informed on the subject cf the negotiations which lately
took place at Paris between Prince Leopold of aaxe Coburg, M. de
Polignac, and the Ministers of England and RIM* for the purpose
of deciding the Prince to accept the sovereignty of Greece, and to
set off immediately to that country. We are Ignorant of the pri-
vate information which bast determined the English papers to doubt
of the authenticity of our assertions, which were, however, scrupu-
lonely exact. The Times will undoubtedly be convinced of this,
if it is not so already, and, acknowledging tlu inexactitude of its
denials, it will disavow the impropriety of its itne.
The Times, and in general almost all the Inglish papers, prove
very clearly that they would view with feelings of regret the refusal
of Prince Leopold. The manner In which they contradict any
fact from whence it might be inferred that the Prince v: ill
not accept the Crown, shows that hi de Polgnac has been guid-
ed in his choice by the sole interests of the Brilish Cabinet. Every
means has been taken to decide the Prince to accept the offer._
The Times tries to.day to excite his sentiments of honour, and
inveighs with great indignation against the motives to which we
ascribed the Prince's refusal. We said that a man in a station so
independent, so happy, and so elevated, may very well prefer such
an existence to a throne in a country where all is yet to be done,
because all has been destroyed. If such had been the sentiments
of the Prince, answers the Times, he would never have been a can-
didate for the throne of Greece : and it terminates its declamations
on that subject by assuring us, that it does not at all fear that the
Prince will suffer himself to be influenced by such narrow and per.
sonal views as those which we supposed in him.
We can very well allow The Times to make use of such stimu-
lants: as an English paper, it cannot but bedesirous of seeing a Bri-
tish subject King of Greece, and the new state become a fief of
England. One of the most singular circumstances of this tramiae- '
lion is, that according to the Duke of Wellington's own words in
the Parliament, neither France nor Russia have required that the
future sovereign of Greece should relinquishhis title of British sub-
ject. However, the last news from London do not =ounce that
the Prince' has accepted definitively.—Nationol.

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