Star.
London, England, 1827-12-13 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE; DATED DEC. 11.

PARIS, Dsc.lo:

We continue carefully to publish every thing relative
to the affairs of the East that we find in the German
Journals and in our private correspondence.
In the Augsburg Gazette, we find the following article:
CONSTANTMPLE,Nov. 11% ,
14 The three Ambassadors yesterday sent their answer
to the coaditions.which were proposed to them on the
Bth, on the part of the Porte. ft turns on the three fol-
lowing points:
" 1. The treaty of the 6th of July, which has not been
annulled, forbiJs the Allies to abandon the question of
Greece as the Potte desires.

" 2. The Turkish fleet gave occasion to the battle of
Navarin, which destroys every claim of the Porte to an
indemnity.
S.• The Porte has the less reason to expect satisfac-
tionvas it was informed in due time that an event such
as that. at Navarin might occur, if it did not listen to
the couneele of modsrationior if it should be the first
to 41006" • 4 4. 44% .101 •
,'brit note is said to amotiotio_viih the exprenioos of
a wish, that the Porte cloy accept the pacification of
Greece, and give a favourable answer on this subject
Until they shall have received this answer, they will oot
leave Constantinople. Preparations for departure are,
however, making in their hotels. The Ambassadors of
,France and England have freighted Sardinian vessels,
not having any of their own nation at their command.
The Austrian Observer says—That as soon as the
Franks residing at Smyrna heard the news of the battle
of Navarin, they haAened to return from the country,
and.to embark their property. The Pacha immediately
quieted their alarms, by assuring them that he took
'measures for their safety, and that all the merchants to
whatever nation they belonged should have protection
for themselves and their property. At the same time,
:and in consequence of a conference with the Pacha, two
Austrian frigates came and anchored before the hotel of
[the Austrian Consulate, and kept 400 men in readiness
to land at the first signal in case of tumult or of fire.—
,Many other European ships of war, and one American,
were also in the pert. :sr. de Rigny, who arri►ed on the
2d, incognito, paid a visit on the day following to the
Pacha. It is said, that he has declared, that the expedi-
tion against Scio was undertaken against the wishes of
the three Admirals, and that Lord Cochrane had replied
to Colonel Leblanc, who announced to him from M. de
Rigny orders not to act, that he had other instructions,
M. de Rigny himself had been to Ipsara to prevent the
sailing of the expedition, but did not find it there.

' PRIVATE CORRISPONDZIECE.
- CdPNSTA NTINOPLE, Novotags

The fallowing is the essential and authentic tenor of
the collective declaration of the three Ministers, de-
livered On the 10th to the Reis Effendi, by • the' drago-
man 'Ofiliii Biron Ottenfelst and it is to be *served,
on this "occasion, that, to support it with energy, they
haie each for himself presented a separate one to the
Porte. Xi states " that the Allies never can consent to I
the demand' of indemnity made by the POne, because
the event at Naviiin was produced by himself. The
tame reason likewise does away with the deaman4 of
satisfaction..

11 Lastly, the abandonment of the intervention cannot
be admitted,.beeause such a step would be a titlatisi
'of the contention of the 6th of July." Such are the
contents of this note, in which there is no mention of
any term for the departure of the Ambassadors, nor of
any concession on the part of the Allies. All Awn-
ports that have•been spread of theie two points are,
therefore, destitute of foundation. It is not knefwn
:whether the Porte will answer, but all its measures 14;
pear to be destined to support the rewinds:xi whtclat
has'taken. Hitherto complete tratiquillit/ 10d-security.
prevail.

PARIS, Dic.w.
Lieutenant General Barbou and Melee Genisel i&avort
Meriage died yesterday at Puis►. Nehbet of dawo•wes
advanced in •years.
A telegraphic dispatch froasiliselen arsisourseei
'trivet of• a veuel from. Byriar on boatd-of whit& h
Abbo

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