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PROM Tll2 ETOILL DATED MONDAY, JUNE 25.
PARIS, JuNa 24.
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Accounts from Trieste say, that letters from Syra,
of 23d May, state, that General Church had been able
to collect 4000 men in the Pastas, where he has en-
trenched himself. He has, besides, sent 5000 men to
the d:files, to intercept the supplies of provisions which
come to the Turks from Negropont. Lord Cochrane
was ready to set sail for Poros, with the Hellas frigate
and other vessels, laden with provisions and ammuni-
tion, and had sunk a corvette. The crew of his vessel,
compo ed of Europeans, demanded, at Poros, their share
of the booty, according to the agreement made at Mar-
seilles with Lord Cochrane; but he having refused it
them, they quitted the service of Gfeece, and were
landed at Syr/. Ihrahim Pacha continues his ravages
along the coast of Arcadia. Eight thousand persons
have taken refuge in the Castle of Chiarenza, and have
refused the proposals of capitulation which have been
made. _ _ _ - .

We learn also, that the English Consul at Tripoli has
sent a vessel to Malta to announce his misunderstand-
ing with the DI. The Marquis de Lafayette has been
proclaimed Deputy fur the Arrondissement of Meaux,
by a maj rity of 141 votes out of 281. M. Tronchon
obtained 139 votes. M. de Castelbajac, son of the Di-
rector General of the Customs, has died lately. He was
a young man of great promise.

!ROM TII6 O>NSTITUTION NV.
CORFU, May 26.
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Letters from Syra and the Ile of Etina inform us
that the accounts circulated on the affairs of Athens
are exaggerated. It is true that the number of Turks
killed is less than that of the Greeks; but in spite of all
the Straskier'is adva.itagess the GI erks have taken from
him all the positions which he occupies! on Vie coast;

" 4. The operations of this Bureau shall be directed by the Shur
Lourdoneix, Chief of the Division of Sc ences, Pine Arts, and Belles
Lettres' in the Department of the Interior.
" 5. The friss of the Bureau shall be given by the Steyr Deliege,
whom we appoint for this purpose Secretary of the Bureau of
Censorship.
" 6. In the Departments, the Prefects shall nominate, according
as may be necessary, ate or more Censors, charged with the pre.
'loos examination of the Journals, which shall be published in them.
" 7. A Council of nine Members, appointed by us on the res
commendation of our Keeper of the Seals, Minister and Secretary
of State for the Department of Justice, shall be charged with the
superintendence of the Censorship.

" 8. The Bureau of Censorsilp at Paris shall address once a
week, a Report of its operations to the Council of Superintendence.
The Censors in the Departments shall send it au account once
a month.

" 9. When there shall be reason, on execution of t►e law of the
51st of Marth, 1820, for the provisional suppression of a Journal,
or periodical writing, it shall be pronounced by us, ou the Report
of the Keeper of the Seals, after he shall have taken the opinion of
the Council of Superintendence. The same shall be done when
1 there shall be reason, according to Art. 7 of the said la*, to pro•
flounce the suspension or the suppression of a Journal or periodical
writing after judgment.
10. Our Minister Secretary of State foe the Department of
the Interior, and our Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, are
charged, each in what concerns Mm, with the execution of the pre.
seat Ordinance.

" Given at St. Good, the 24th alone, 1427, the third year of
our reign.

" By the King, CHARLRSI.
" The Minister Secretary of &ate for the Interior.
" CORBIERL'

si 111. This Ordinance appoints, conformably to Art. 7 of the
preceding. the following Members of the Council of Superinten-
dence. The Shure:

" Viscount de Bonneld, Minister of &ate, Peer of Franco, Pre-
sident of the Council of Superintendence.

" Marquis d'Herboaville. Peer of France, Vice-President.
" Count de Breteuill Peer of Frande, Honorary blaster of 8..
quests.
" De Frenilly, Member of the Chamber of -Deputies and Coun-
sellor of 9tlte.

" Otlder (uf the Seine) Member of the Chamber of Deputies.
". De Magnille. Member of the Chamber of Deputies.
" Baron Cosier, Counsellor of State.
" De Guilbermy, President of the Court of Acton*, and Coun-
sellor of State.

" De Brae, Master of Requests ih the Council of State, and Ad-
vocate-General in the Royal Court of Parts.
" IV. This Ordinance appoints the following of the Boma
of Censorship
" The Sieurso—Levacher.Duplessis, ancient Advocate in our
Councils ; Fouquet, Keeper of the Archives of the Crown ; Cou-
vret de Besareprd, formerly Prefect ; Pain (Joseph), homing do
kures; Ris, Professor of History ; Cain, ditto."