Star.
London, England, 1827-06-12 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

'MOM THIC STOILI, DATSD SUNDAY, JUNE 10.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Mar it.
The negotiations of the European• Ministers are no
more advanced that: they were before. The Ambassa•
don of England, Russia, and France, having met since
the mistake of the 20th of April, agreed on the sth of
this month to make a new application to the Rein Ef-
fendi, and to ask him whether the Porte would give a
declaration in answer to the proposals of the allied
Courts; It is said that Perten Effendi replied with
warmth, and in. general terms, to the dragomins of the
three Powers, that the Porte would not accept• such
proposals, and that it wrold make no-answer. •
The dragoman q( the English legation was ip pm g+
cdfar toaded with reproaches on account of Laid Cocha
rane, and the Iteis Effendi even spoke of reparation, of
the rupture of diplomatic relations, lltc.
As to the Russian dragoman, he told him that he was
astonished that an answer different from that he had
already given should be asked of him, and that he should
give no other.
Such was the termination of one of the most remark•
able conferences; but we learn from an authentic source
that M. Stratford Canning, having again sent his dra-
goman to the Reis Effendi, to induce him to reflect on
the consequences of his answer, and to ask him what
he meant by reparation, the Reis Effendi spoke in milder
language.
It is natural that such a state of things should excite
in the public still greater apprehensions of all kindss
and the more so, as after the abovementioned confe-
rence, M. de Ribeaupierre made his dragoman go back
to the Reis Effendi and make to him the following
declaration:

" The Intervention wUI be made rather by fee Powers, or by
three, orby two, or by otge.".•
This remarkable declaration is considered as indi-

eating the policy of the other European Powers with
respect to the Courts of Vienna and Berlin.
A report is current here that the first measure of the
Courts of Paris, London, and St. Petersburgh, if the
Porte persists in its refusal, will consist in preventing
further supplies of ammunition, and the departure of,
troops intended for Livadia and the Morea by the Turks
and the Egyptians. The 'European squadroes at
Smyrna would act to ensure the execution of this mea-
sure. A second more efficacious and more decisive step
would be taken on another side.
M. de Ribeaupierre hardly quits his country seat at
Bop Were; where be lives quite retited.—Augsburgh
Gazette.

PARIS, Jam 3.
The Tribunal of Correctional Police to-day, at the
Opening of ate Cow, delivered its judgment in she WIWI
of the Courier Fraucais and the Constitutionnel. These
Journals having been guilty of defamation of the
ainisuation, as specified in the complaint of the public I
officer, and provided against by the law, the editor of
the Courier is condemned to fifteen days' imprisonment
and a fine 0f.400 francs; and the editor of the Coma-
tutionnel to fifteen daye.insprisontnent and a he of 150
francs. As for the plaintiff, he not being sufficiently
indicated in the articles' inculpated, the Journals are
acquitted on this point, and the plaintiff adjudged to
pay the costs as far as be is concerned.
The Josrrnal des Def►ats says that the King's Govern-
ment war thetrat of all the Governments in Europe to
give its full and entire assent to the diplomatic confe-
rences which the Emperor Alexander wished to open at
St. Petersburgh four years ago, for the deliverance of
Greece, and that the measure now adopted by all the
Cabinets of Europe was proposed by France in 1823.
Why, then, your continual attacks in the course taken
by France is the affairs of the East ?
It is not since yesterday only that the King's Govern-
ment has participated in the interest which all Europe
feels in the cause of the Greeks. It is not since yester-:'
day only that it has taken precautions to defend, not
osly its own subjects, but those of other nations, from
the effects of piracy to which this war has given occa-
sion, and that his Majesty's flag in the Archipelago-haw
afforded its protection to all the unhappy vessels who
asked for it.
The negotiations which are going on at Constantino•
ple and London will not slacken. Thus, then, the affairs
of the East have constantly engaged the attention of
his Most Christian Majesty ; and our Cabinet maitp=
tains, in the negotiations relative to them, the attitude
which becomes both its dignity and its interest.
Admire it, then, frankly, as well as the unanimity
iof privilege and action in all the Cabinets of Europe, in
the conduct of our affairs, in the management of which
so much circumspection was required, instead of spew-
ing so Much ill burnout.
teem' etas COATI' ratiow

appiars from the report totheliing of the Nether-
lands, tsy his Minister or the interior, that in a popula•
tionof 6,157,286, there are 493,859 children who re-
ceive instruction. According tO the woa kof M. Dupin,
the 92 Departments °Pito North send 740,846 children
'to the schools ; and the 54 Departments of the South
send 575,93.1 children to the schools, out of a population
lof 18,000,000. Thus education is extended in the Ne•
therlands about twice as much as in the Noah of
France, and sistimes as much as in the South.

.TlWtrial of the Abbe Mouchey lia;I;ely taken
plitcte, on an accusation of having uttered the following
words at the end of one of his sermons: " Thera is nu
ofety for the King nor Frenchmen until the Charter is
abolished. The Abbe acknowledged his offence, and ex-
pressed i hope that his sincere sorrow would induce the
Tribunal tnact leniently towards him. He was fined
a hundted.frauf•

• Thiaphoute qootnd in the,Frinch leaguers in the German
Journal 01 ,Aps•bur;h.—Note of the Elude.

Letters from Constantinople of the 10th of May, state
that the price at Indigo will not long be sopported, as
they are expecting sopplioofeons Deism. The Exchange
w,os 59*.t0 The lessors ftosn 'Wein* if the gleth
of May, alc of the sanseleptiorke,y, !tod 'tote that the
stocks of Indigo were-a-T.lly, and no demand; the prices
consequently. were espeoted to delta:.