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London, England, 1829-02-05 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

• >RGIf THIL GAZILTTE DE /RANCE& toivoili,S.-*
PARIS. Fes 2.
The three Atsbabeadots have arrived. at Natoli..
Mr. Stratford Canniiig arrived there on the 14th. Count
Gutiltminnt landed it Bei* on the 16th,- end the fri-
gate which had M. de Ribeaupierte on bilard entered
the 847 of Naples nip t • morningthe 17th.
SIDILIpI. JAL 17.

,•
There is now in the Las tietto of this toten a Frendt
courier, who left Gras tatitinnple on thelth, or, accord-
ing to others, on the 801. It i. said that helimbrought
private letters, which have given rise to cuing; reports.
Thus it is said that a Russian frigate, belonging ,to the
fleet of Admit at Gieig, 'suddenly .appeared, bearing' a
lag of truce, at the entrance of the BOsphOrus, and de-
akesl permission to proceed to the capital, and that the
offeernor cf the fort at length granted the request, after
be had received orders on the subject.
The appearance of this frigate, which had no other
Object than an exchange of prisoners, naturally netted
great sensation, and the more so as it nrasly coincided
•with the arrival of the French Agent, M, Jaubeit, to
*boss proposals it appears that the Reis. Effendi has
lent a favourable ear. All kinds of pacific news was
immediately in circulation. The nest maul trona Con
:stantinupli will inform us what truth there is in these
retorts. •
The Augsburg Gazette adJ., that letter. from Vienna
of tbe. 24th January again affirm that 'dispatches,
the torrents of which were pacific, had arrived, and
that Lord Cowley, the Engish Ambassador, had sent
a courier to London with dispatches, which related to
the favourable reception that M. Jittbert had met•with
at Constantinople.

11110 M TIM JOURNAL DU DZIATL

PARIS, Pu. S.

A report has been circulated, that, by order of Go-
vernment, a seal was set upon rho papers of Batas.—
Though a similar measure was adopted on the death of
MM. Cambaceres and Lemontey, we are rather inclined
to doubt the to iith of the present report. ,Such a step
could be productive of no advantage, fur it appears.
that M. Barras had already confided to sure hands the
most important of his papers.
M. Bairns was interred this day at Pere la Chaise.—
The piotession set out from his hotel of Chaillot, at-
tended•by his servants, his Wadi, and about two bun-
dred.poor.
FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, JAN. IL
The last accounts from Saragevo announce that the
troubles in Bosnia and Albania were completely ap.
peased, and that these two provinces will furnish troops I
for the approaching campaign in the following pt o.
pot Lions : •
" From Bosnia thirty thousand will set out early in January,
sad thirty- sis thousand, at the end of January. They will be fol-
lowed bratty thousand Arnauis •uoder the PAcha of Scutari,
mealy thousand ander the Paella-of hid-Bazar, and twenty thou-
wad wader the Pasha or Bansia.

It seems that also last Firman addressed from Con-
stantinople trfAvinee M loschb had relation to the march
of these troops. . •
IiON ret'II&ISAOZZ 'DOS CHAMSRES, DATZD NUL 2.
• * • •iIAMS,
. .
A Russian Diplomatic •
Envoi arrived at Faris the
day before ye,terdsii, and deliVereil to the Ambassador
of his Sovireign
,dispatches, which are said to be
iru-
portant. • • •
A letter frnm Rogue. cf 22d January, says—u His
Excellency thi Marquis de Rdseaupierre, the Ambit:-
actor from the Emperor of Russia to the Ottoman
Porte, arrived at Root, on the 20th of this month. He
came from
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