Star.
London, England, 1828-11-13 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

MOM Tin GAZETTE DE FRA.PN, DATCP NOV. 11.
FARIS, Nov. 10.
The Attggarg Gazette announces, under the head
of Constantinople, that the Dipl,,matists of Pera do not
participate in the exaggerated hopes of the Tut ks, and
that they neglect nothing to lead the Porte to pacific
sentiments; but the Sultan remains immoveable, and
requires that the Russians !hall repass the Danube and
the Pruth, before he will listen to any proposal for peace.
There is no more notion if sending a Deputy to the
Russian camp than to the conferences at Corfu. The
Porte still requires that the Ambassadors shall return
to Constantinople to negotiate on the Greek question,
and affects to be ignorant of the landing of the French
expedition in the Motea.
The Moniteur of this day contains the following
official article:
" DEPARTMENT OF ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS.

" By an ordinance of the 91h of November, 18(28, his
Majesty has determined the number of secondary cede.
siastical schools in the dioceses of Bourges, Touts, Car-
cassonne, Callers, Grenoble, Luton, Metz, Moulins,
Nevers, Nimes, Pamiers, Valence, Tulles, and Vtviets.
" By a second ordinance of the same date his Majesty
approves the nominations Made by the Archbishops andj
13.1? hops of theAvdiece,es of the sstperior or directors of
the 22 secondary ecclesiastical schools which ate estab-
lished in them.

"The whole, conformably ti the ordinance of the
16th cf June, the legylwicolis of which will continue to
be successively executed."

PARIS. Nov. 10.

Colonel FAvier is gone to Nancy, where he will stop
some dAys. It is said he will soon return to Greece with
a commission of Count Capo distria's, and some persons
add. of the French Government.

A report was spread yesterday evening, as cnmivg
from an official source, that the necessity of separating
the two armed bodies, which have been oppo.ed to each
other, having become evieent, the second regiment of
Horse Grenadier s of the Roy al Guard has received orders
to leave Versailles.

[None of the minor papers recei•ed.J

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MBURG H PIPERS.

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ODESSA, Ocr. 22.

We have nn later news from Varna than thme already
published. Omer V, Tune has fled inta the mountains,
but his whole corps is repotted to have dispersed in ail
directions of et the fall of Varna. His Majesty the
Emperor, who arrived here the day bef•ite y: sterday on
board the Empress Maria, stayed only a few hours.
Generals Betikendolf and Adler berg• accompany his
Majesty. The wind was so contrary, that the *hippos
seven days on its voyage from Varna, and on lie 16th
there was %ma a violent storm that ail ti:e mas.s sere
greatly injured, General Count Wort)nr.w, C Juni
No.seliodc, his Maj..ty's Aide de camp, Ptince Tru-
betskoi, and Count (Mow Deni,ow, Coutu Stank-taus
Posocki, and the Ptus,ian M.j Genet Count Von
Nostita (who has already arrived at Berl ;n), were on
board the same ship. Jussuf Pach., one of the Go-
vernors of Varna, has an ived hereon board the Raphael
frigate.—Prussials Slate Gazelle.