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London, England, 1829-09-24 00:00:00

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PTEMBER 24.
AT TWO O'Cl.tiCh

THURSDAY, SI
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Brazilla-, Imperial
Ilea, del dlonte

TO CORRESPONDENTS•
The tbird letter of our friend VIIIIAI to-morrow.

This day dispatches were received at the Foreign-office
in Downing-street, from their Excellencies Lord STultwr
DE ROTHSA Y at Paris, and from Sir CHARLES BAGOTT
at the Hague.

The Flanders mail, which arrived this day, brings va-
rious and important intelligence. It is possible—
according to the account from Frankfort—that an
armistice may have been agreed to by Gen. DIEBITSCII,
but it was in the camp lwfore Constantinople, if any-
where, that the Russian conqueror consented to
sheathe the sword. The Bulgarians consider themselves
already as a part and parcel of the great Noithern Auto-
cracy, and are hunting in couples with the Russian
bloodhounds, to run down the remnant of their late
fellow-subjects, who have not yet deserted the desperate
cause of the SULTAN. On the other hand, Count
PASKEWITSCII is extending Christianity in Asia
by new triumphs. Admiral DE Ric; xy is going
to sail immediately for the Levant, in the
Conquirant, a line-of-battle ship, rather unfortu-
nately baptised for such an expedition; to be followed—
as fast as possible—by a crmsiderable squadron from
Toulon, consisting of another ship of the line, four large
frigates, and two brigs. It is supposed that they are to
fall in with a squadron from this country. How the
Russians must laugh at us! We invite attention to
the subjoined article from the Algemeine Zeitung; but
the " unkindest cut of all" is given in an article from
Munich, of the 14th September, which insults Eng-
land after this fashion:

" The Gazette of Spires, of the Bth of September,
contains the following article :—" We have this moment
the following important news, which we aro assured is
authentic. By a Convention concluded between the
States on the hanks of the Rhine, the navigation of that
river will be entirely free for those States ; the staple
places will be suppressed, and also the Central Commis-
sion of Navigation at May ence ; and each State shall be
at liberty to establish a free port, on the part of the Rhine
subject to it. It is added that, by virtue of this Con-
vention, the free navigation of the Rhine will be ex-
tended to all the rivers flowing into it (the Maine, the
Neckar, the Moselle, &c.). England not being one of
the States on the Rhine, would (if the above is correct)
be excluded from this right."