Star.
London, England, 1828-02-06 00:00:00

111014 TIM MOXITZULOT SUNDAY.

MARSEILLES, JAKUMIT s 4.
it-is affirmed that negotiations have been commenced
through the medium of the Council of another neutral
Priler, to terminate our differences with Algiers, which
paralyse the little trade that is carrying on. and oblige
all merchantmen to go under convoy to beyond the
.Straits:

ISOM The QUOTIDIENNI. .
MADRID, JANIUSIT 24.—PRIVATI COLCISFORDEICE.
It appears certain that the French troops will era.
cuate Spain in two or three mouths: alteady the Mi--1
nister of. Weir is busied .ht assigning its destination to
dactrof the Spanishregimerats. It will be easy to place
a sufficiefit In 'every fort left vacant by the,
Freocb. The troops actually in Artie* are sufficient
for the purpose, and it is probable, since the pacifica-
tion of Catalonia; that had not the Government been
assisted the certainty 'of the-departure of the French,
a greit number of the troops would have been dis-
Charged. It is proposed to disband all, thessginsents
of provincial militia. Every day extraordinary sootier'

arrive from London and Paris.

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BARCELONA, .LowAsy 26.

/valuers COR/ESPONAUCZ. " 1
There is a sensible amendment iu the health of her
Majesty. It appeors that the physician declared 'Uwe
days ago that the august patient might commence her
journey without-any danger to her precious health.
yam THE JOUREA nes DEBAT& •
CORFO.
PIIVATI .cotaillreiixes.

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The days, the hours, the minutes, were counted, and
every sail that Nos telegraphed WAS (opposed to be that
which brought the President of Greece to the bosom of
his family. - AU of a sudden the report spread that the
Count Cspoel;tria hart been conducted to Malta. It
Would be difficult to figure ,the public consternation,

The sale of tsrga.by, the English to the Vizier of Ja-
.nina arm cisieed Inntile conduct of Mak-
lord toe m& the :Greets; and -his touniv.ince along
With *Piatee.'llretternith for the evermination of the
liellersks—the•lasinging of. the. Patriarch—the fright-
ful. massacres Of Chios. and Ipsara-t—the renewed
tames of that policy' which intro..inced the A:ab
bands into the Pelbponnesus, and Aids have never
ceased to foment • the extirpation of Se Christian.—
In making these calcalleons it was loudly said that
the hand which had alternately annihilated the Greek
Loan, impeded 'the purchase -of arms, and-hindered
the equipment of the steam bolts, which have never
left the Thames, *as aboat to condemn Count Capis
d'istriato a pt ivate staticirr. The soppositioa it ootimpi
bible. In vain is Christendom attentptecttn beainused by
pretended negotiation. •It is known' beforehand that
the only object is to gain time by atisleadittg Russia,.
who• will, however, not becleceived. Takcophil.;
34.5 are unmasked, and the Emperor Nideolas must be
cnas:inced thatin calumeiating the Christians, It is bit
religion .Which-is attacked, audthat it ishie power which
is attempted to be undermined. The•race of lab-Inert'
seared in the pOlitieat link of Pere loudly proclaim that
'a league is about to be formed against the EnsperOr
sinitlartathat which overthrew
;Die pi inciples of England, say they,- will soda `veer
rood ; she will carry away Austria in berorbit,Whois
her natural ally. 'But Prance twitter be- toasted Mt?
%Mess the Ukta.Montain patty. gain -theaseenslanty.'-
AV..iiingatha'amlbtationi of theta espnikitions, we t
afEreir* to At 'blest •positiee-Minner;. that. piney h
.almost entitelyteiteillit • tle'Archipelago. The
robbers that are yet.til sNtaf there,are complaint
vonians fronslltrindolkijoi..Cataro; the stsbjeclaalf•
Austrian MajestriWatallcephibinians, and a-far:
-bald Genoese.-- '3.- • • ; .
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