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London, England, 1828-05-24 00:00:00

FKENCH- PAPERS.

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PROM 1119 94111.T2 DI PRANCES. MA!
ST. PETERSIMUGH, APRIL 26. •
For some weeks past people are in warlike mood,
and the enthusiasm of the military is boundless. Tue•
troops which leavithis city will go first only to the en-
virons of Tulcayn ;;those which have long been, can-
toned in the South of
,Rusiia will open the campaign
alone. This resolution was scarcely known, when.jaust
of the young of of the guard Asked to be sent to
the regiments which are going to invade the Torktsh
territory, but the Emperor has not consented.....Thoie.
however, who were about him on th.eimportant•day.bf
Dec. 26, 1825 (the revolt -at St. Petersburglij, will ac-
company him. His departure is fixed for the 7th May.
Many foreigners have also offered to serve as volun-
teers in this campaign, but the Emperor has not granted
their request.
Our capital will soon be deserted, for the wbolsilcotirt
will accompany the Empress to Odessa. and will iesiEle
there fOr some time, and most of the Generals and OS-
cers are going toTulcayn to wait for what may booms..
ODESSA, APRIL 25.

EXTRACT Or A COMMERCIAL LETTER..
On the 6th or 7th of May the army Will pass.the
Pruth. On the 22d Moldavia and Wallachia will be
entirely occupied. On the 933 the gmpiroi will ar•
rive at Ismael, and on the same day apart of the army
will pass the Danube; while the Black Sea fleet,. cnn•
listing of twvsail of,the line and We frigates, will land
a body (1.10,000 men near Varna to support the move-
of that .which will' *demi; teeki).-I,mael ; at the
same time the army of Georgia will attack the Turkish
possessions in Asia, and Rue and Anopa will soon be
in our possession 4
TRIESTE, May 6.
A ship which has arrived en. ten days from Corfu
brings word that two French frigates and two brigs
' were waiting in that port for the expedition from Tou-
lon, with 10,04 X) men, to sail -with them to the Merea.
PROM TR! MZESAGER DES CHAMBER, MAY 22.
Mar
In the Chamber of Deputies, atter the discus.ion of
all the amendments proposed to the project of law on
the loan of eighty millions,
The PRESIDENT said, before' -the Chamber. prOceeds
to the scrutiny on the whole of the 'law, I give nutice
that it is to meet to-morrow.at noon in the bureaux to
receive the communication -of a proposition which -will
be developed in the public sitting on its opening. , The
Chamber in the bureaux can nominate the Committee,
which will have to examine the proposition, and take-it
into consideration. The President. then; having, an.
nounced the Order of the pay for to-motxperi;ioeo
the result of the sitting on the wbble.of thelaw.wbich
was as follows:
White Balls
Black Ball,

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Number of votes 352. • The law Is adopted, ..:
The Chamber of Deputies has voted to-dai, by in
immense majority, the project of law for a I,tan: of
80,0(X4000.. This act of 'high col fideoce of the gletilye
Chambers has been rrie:itcd by the frank Coritificin- Urfa
Administration which has openly made knovin!itsin-
ientions. It is by this honourable harmony of the powers
of society, that after many years of trouble we shall
obta;n the consolidation of our • institutions, and ' the
national development of all the %our ces of the ptosperity
of I't.uce. /ROM Ttft QUOTIOIRNSIP • •

SENILIN, May 7. s
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PRIVATE CORREsPONPENCE. •
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Fresh troops, bath infantry and cavalry, are conti-
nually arriving to reinforce the Ottoman rimy, a,seni-
bled in the plains of Adrianople. ,
Several Tartarsdispatched from Constantinople, have
announced to the Pacha of Adrianople the speedy arrival
of the Grand Vizier. The garrison- of the important
fortress of Shoumla has been reinforced by 2,000 chosen
troops. It cannot be denied that the greatest enthusiasm
animates the Turkish soldiers, whose fanaticism is car-
ried to the greatest degree of exasperation. It is thought
the Sultan will not join the army till it is raised to the
force of 150,000 effective men.

. Itegimet;t: drawn from several fortresses in Hungary
have arrived to reinforce the troops stationed on the
frontiers of Servi 4, in the Buckowina, and in the Bannet
of Temiswar. It is observed that active officers go to
and from the Servian territory, while they are well ire.
ceived by the Turkish Officers. This good understand-
ing between the military of the two nations is variously
• interpreted by our politicians.
f These are two out of the five fortresses which Russia, try ;he
Treaty of Bucharest, had promised to give op to Turkey, sad, are
the only ones that were really given up. But with the new post.
non of the Russians, beyond Mount Caucasus, it was imposOble
that they could long remain in the bands of the Turks. Pote,
situated on the lett bank of the Rhine or Phasic, commands the
mouth of that river, which Is so necessary to the communications of
the Russians in Mingrilla and Imerilta. Anopa, on the coast of
Alasia, at a small distance from' the mouth of the Kuban, is sur-
rounded on all sides by Russian posts; but the Turki only set the
higher value so this account upon that little fortress, br Melina •of
which they keep up a communication with the tribes of the Cauca-
sus, isspeelially the Circassisos,whisaitlary excite to oriake.incursisns
Sete the-Risolan territory, ainl tit'Wtsom they polrishase the sloes's& famous fur thar besi ty.— Xwe 41 the Maw fMe Casette lie Prance.