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London, England, 1828-02-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

aom THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED FEB. 21.
LEGHORN, FIN a. _
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Leiters from Naples inform us that Count Capo
&Luta sailed from Malta for Egina on the 23d of Jan.
We have been a long time without any revs from Malta.

TRIESTE, Fu uAIY is.

A vessel which artived tu•day from Alerandria,
brings word, that some days previous to its departure
from that port, forty Egyptian vessels hrd arrived
from Navarin : the two large men of war ate said to
have cast anchor at Aboukir; no other details have
been received.

PARIS, FISRUAILY 23.

We have received, by exiress, news from Constan-
tinople to the 23d ultimo.
The Hatti Sche:itt of the 20th of Dec. which has
been communicated here, in the Palace of the Porte, to
all the assembled Ayans, and sent to all the Pachas,
has produced the greatest consternation at Pera; be-
cause it is inferied 1:o n it, that henceforth it will be
impossible to ren ove the suspicion which the Divan
has conceived against Russia.
The cause of the tigour with which the Armenian
Catholics have been treated, and that of their being
sent from Galata and Pera, is now understood. By the
articles of the Tteaty of Peace concluded lately between
Russia and Persia, all the Armenian Catholics who
might be in Persia were to be placed for the future
under the protection of Russia.
This article occasioned the greatest uneasiness at the
Sultan's Court, and their exile was decided upon im-
mediately, because they were henceforth considered to
be Russian subjects. Abbas Mirza strove, but in vain,
to oppose the insertion of that clause.
The rigorous measui es are continued. The rich
Armenian Primate;, to the number of twelve, have
been arrested. The consternation which prevails
among the rwrehants of all nations is inexpressible.
'rhe Ayans (Notables) of the province, ssho have been
assembled in the capital, are about to return to their
homes. Before setting out they have been taken seve-
rally into the presence of the Sultan, who himself
enjoined them to pay every attention to the HAW-
Scher if of the 20th, and altos ted them to see the order
it contains fulfill: d. He has sent to many of them
valuable arms, and recommended to them to make
every possible effort for the defence of Islamism.
Notwithstanding all these preparations for war, the
Capital is still tranquil.
Well informed persons have informed us to-day, that
Messrs. de Ribeaupierre and Stratford Canning had left
Corfu in the beginning of this month, without waiting
for Count Guilleminot. It is thought that the former
will proceed to Tr ieste, and the latter to England.
The Austrian ()hoover, under date of Jassy, Feb. 4,
says—" Letters from Galata, just received, state that
there has been published in all the fortresses on the,
Danube, a firrnan of the Grand Seignor, which forbids,
ander pain of death, the entrance of any Turkish
soldiers, on his own authority, ender any pretext what-
ever, into the territory of the two principalities of
Wallachia and Moldavia."
t The following is the tide of this Aet—" Hatd Seherlf issued
the Ist of Djemaai al Aldier, 1243, (Dec. 20. 1827), sent to all the
Nehas and Governors of the empire, and transmitted to all the
A yang and Primates convoked in the capiuL"