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London, England, 1828-06-16 00:00:00

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Prince Ghikak #ay..9htAptgil.wwtsion to
return hither,' and, daily OxfAcied frOns.lreSiipinit;
The-Rossiani;areengigediri.iniking:6 kreit ladgeat
Minima, which Will not be laid* &Wit beginning of,
. Braila stilL holds out. Lai. letters ifter&Bu;r
cfsarest,,dated.dse,2so. an naealfracAats
rendered, tut this news appeir:Xo needcfirgirAsitloiiss;
VIENNA.-Jilite 3. • • ' *• '
The Papal-Nuncio •Madislits
city this afternoon; and ill appear -go Cours:so.morrow-'1
for the first time in that quality.,.-„=*si •
The procesSion was formed 11y4keicafsimes.of per..
sons of great distinctiOn, .among whaeV were those of
the Ambassidets'Of Trance, Etigland, add
-Count CzerniA, thi.Eroperor s-prineipitChaniberlain;
had the misfortune'to break his leg yesterday, in step-
ping out of a boat at Laxembourg.. hAs beep
brought here on a litter, and some fears are entertained
for the effect Of this accident, on account of, the ad-
vanced age of thaiNoblenian: •
Fnitecn Feel:is—File per Cents. 1041::254.-108hree per Cents.
70L 30c.—Bank Actions, 1,915 f.. 751.105.•.—Spanish
(1823), 731. Exchange on London, one month, 25f. 25c.—Three
ditto, 261. 15c.
'G ER WAR'.`".PA
TRIESTE„ Mar .27. . .
According to a commercial lecier''frnm'Corfu, Ibra-
him Pemba •is in the most distressing situation' in the
Morea,••and is 'stated to have sect a. messenger, to Alex-
andria to acquaint his father with-the difficulties with
which he has to contend, and which make kis very difS!
cult for him to retain poise4sion of 'the. More... His'
coffers are said to •be empty, as the sirict bloCkade of
the ports still in his possession by the European squad
sons prevents him from receiving any supplies of money,
provisions, ammunition, or troops.. It was believed at
Corfu that Ibrahim Pacha would leave the Morea, and
return to Alexandria in the month of June...
CONSTANTIgOPI4I4 NJ& •
The Russian Declaration of War sitidDinnt Nessel-
rode's letter to •the Grand Vtzier having been received
on the 12th, a grand Council was held the next morn-
ing at the Mufti's, at which all the Ministers and the
Principal Ulemas were present, and irwas resolved un-r.l
animously to repel force by force, to spill the lftdrisis
of blood to maintain the integrity of the Empire. Nd..
attention was paid to the offer contained in the letter of
the Russian Minister to send Turkish negociatots tei the
Russian head•quarters, but without suspending the.
military operations. Tartars were immediately.dis-
patched in all directions to the Pachas and Ayans of
the provinces, with orders to collect all their disposable
troops and militia, and lead them against the enemy.
Hussien Pacha is gone to the Camp at Daud Pacha,
whence he is to go to Adrianople and Schumli. The'
Pachas in Asia have also received orders to oppose an
energetic resistance to the attacks of the Russianetn that
•ide, for which purpose the Cordish cavalry, is also
called upon. The Black Sea was declared to be closed
' from the day of the receipt of the. Russian Manifesto.
No Turkish Manifesto has yet been published; nor has
the standard of the Prophet been hoisted. It may easily
be supposed that under these circumstances the Minis-
ters of the European Priviers in this city have given up
their intended excursion. •
PROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.

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The effect of the Russian Manifesto has been to in-
duce the Porte to summon the nation to arms—to close
the Black Sea—and to send Hussien Pacha with forty
thousand men to Adrianople—and order the fitting out
of several , men-of-war ; while the European Ministers
have made fresh remonstrances to the Porte to induce
it to give satisfaction to Aussia, or at least to put itself
under the protection of the Treaty of the 6th ?July,"
The Reis Effendi was deaf to all these friendly countels,
and declared (while he acknowledged the good inten-
tions of these Ministers) that it was impossible to accede.
,to their wishes. On the'l6th the •Netheritaddi,Anbasr.