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London, England, 1829-10-19 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Second Edition of the Messager des Chant-
. ores of Friday.
FRONTIERS• or SERVIA. SEPT. 30.
Orders have beenferwarded from Constantinople, and not as
usual from theGrandVisier,to all the Pacbaliksof the Ottoman' Em-
pire, to cum hostilities against the Raritan., and to treat the Russian
nation as one on the molt friendly terms with the Porte. A Hutt
Sheriff has also been addressed to the Mussebnen, most earnestly et-1
acting them to live in concord with each other, and-not to kr-
dolga in a spirit of persecution against individuals who deserve,
it is true. universal toneempt, but, however, enjoy the protebtion
of the Governmenv and may follow their occupations Without
being molested. This order appears to have been isstietlin con-
sequence of several excesses which have taken piece its ebst
repetition of which is apprehended in Europe. The Porte desires
to clear itself in the eyes of the world, as well for the past as the
future, from all participation in them. The Servians are in beady
expectation of a public declaration, by which they hope to be at
length put in possession of the rights sdpelsted for them by the
Treaty of Akermants.--sfugsburg Gazette.
• PARIS, Ocr. 16.
The Duke de Blame will set out on Tuesday next to compliment,
in the King's name, their Sicilian Majesties on their arrival in the
French territory.
Our letters from Madrid, dated sth host. inform us that the King
bad just approved of the marriage of the infant Don Sebastian, son
of the Princess Donna Maria Christina Carolina, daughter of the
late Victor Emmanuel, King of Sardinia, and oleo of die present
Sovereign of that country.
From the Gazette de France, dated Saturday.
PARIS, OCT. 16.
The English Courier announces that. in its second Edition, it
will publish the Treaty of the 14th September.
'ibis Treaty is that which was signed at Adrianople, but it is
sot the Definitive Treaty, because N. de Royer' the Prussian
Ambassador, obtained modifications even after the ratification of
it by the Sultan; and it is generally believed that others will be
made by the Emperor at Petersburgb.
Notwithstanding the fresh assertion, of the Liberal Journals,
there is no condition its the Treaty, ratified by General Diehiseb,
containing an exclusiOn of Powers at war with Russia from the
navigation of the Black Sea. •
Her Serene Highness Princess Carolina Dirks Amelia, of Saxe
Coburg Gotha, Superior of the Chapter of .Ganderabeln:, died at
Coburg, on the Ist October. at the age of 76 years. This Princess
was equally remarkable. for her virtues, her cukivated understand-
ing. and her beneficence.

From the Constitutionnel.
PARIS, Orr. 16.
The Liberals, say the Ministry, lry its evening oracle, have a
monopoly of public opinion. Is it meant that our papers appear
by especial privilege ?—that our opponents are forbid to have sub-
scribers? If the liberal papers are every where read, and the
counter-mvolutionary journals have only a Few noble readers, it is
because the vast majorisra Frenchmen consist of liberals, who are
opposed to counter-revolution. The journab do Dot form the public
opinion—they express it. , If public opinionabedrepelithe Minis
terial journals, it is because they expresi an opinion which is not
that of the public. • .
This ao•Wall, however' is dictated by conscience, and escapes
from the Gametic in rt, moment of Volatile and vexation. i
ten& that we calumniated the public who head our paper, an,
it—so thatk bat no means of clearint Neat of the imputation
It !Wein. 112.000 francs. as a sobeitly4w.nlotb.,. Perhapime
are deceived as toche. sum ; she .111,1111 k prebably larger, and
given under a more pleasing name..
AFFAIRS OF TER EAST.
For want of correct infonnation,there'aikdettifitribut
in circulation as to the affairs of the East,:andisitill nocke
orison iftlic.Cxsanike the vague repurittakichkeep alispdiaeassion.
The Ambassadors of England and Rapp litrotested nit
the Treaty of
.Stpt. 14th. This may be Away 21 'as pp'
don.• It is. impossible thathis Government ',Owned!),
here.tp M acheme, thr result. of which moat beto.rvaeloes.
Outlaw iimpirg, and strengthen that of Russia. But it kw
renulastrances, however energetic. that myLOrd Duke will
any modifications: He must try the tired pf arms, and
view inmate aNiellor Mensal.- If Ale refut of the Pat
acte‘l6.lolloo)itslY o firl4,l6oalinukt:he coallained.
become the pivot on which the .opposkieh of. England will tom, • : 1

26th says that all symptoms of the
in the to*n and neighbourhood.
anStrtlele on the peace, which is the
lot the Foreign Journalists. who, only
all. kinds of disasters to the Russian
4c with invincible obstacles in the popula•
Iby thi natare of the countrY, and in the
Paskewitsch was according to them, a
direct..attick on the Turkish empire,
advalice beyond Erzerottm. The
at Odessa, said they, must check the
DlFbitsch. Aud compel him to retreat,.
the `naive; not to perish with hunger.—
I were virtfifig 'ddr "bfariri troops Were
Smirching. Erieroum, the capital of Asiatie Tuitey, was in
our hands, sad the troops that were to defend it surrendered as

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