Star.
London, England, 1828-04-11 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

• • FllOl4 THE MONITEUR.
PARIS, Arm. 9.
• The Egina Universal baulk of February 7 contains
the following circular from the Secretary General:
" His &colleen, the President, the Peeellirtion, asd
the Secretary of State, having taken this day, in the
church, and before the people, he oath prescribed by
the former Dectee, the .Prelates.-Sedthe Priests, and
the multitude of the faithful, having irnplorrd the Goo
of the Universe that his grace migtitdescend on those
who form the present Government,• ancreondnet them
in the right path, to proniote the welfare and honour
of the •nation—the Government. establihedi will Com-
mence to-morrow its labours, avid now makes known to
the Greeks of ill ranks and ofttli:elasseti, that they are
to transmit all reptesentationt which•Shey may have to
make, immediately to thv'SecreterY.General, whe will
communicate the same to his Excellency:the President,
and dispose of the tames altruoisling:tirlis discretion.
'S. Seel-eat* of. State 13PkitIDOil
" Rgina, Feb. 18'28;
The Austrian Observer gives the folfowing details of
the interview bet ween SirF. Aartm and Ibrahim Riche:

" A letter from Zante. dated-February 16, describes,
on the authority -of an eye witnes% who was at Modon,
the subjOined patitecilars relaying 3crtheinteraiervi which
took place at the beginning of the munch, itt MoAton,
between Lbr.4ll,m Paella; and Sir F. Adam, -Lord ,Nigh
Cominissionet of the lonian•llei.

" On the SI st of January, the-English corvette Wolf,
the Eng frigate-Galatea, the English brig Weiizle,
end the. Russian brig Hector, anchored off Modon. An
officer from the•Woll went on shore, -with i letter for
the Dragoman of Ibi.thins, who opened it immediately.
Alter a short conversation between the officer and the
D.agoman, the tormir returned on board the corvette,
and the latter waited on Ibrahim with the unsealed letter.

" Oa. the' Ist of- February, at nine o'clock in the
morning. the Lord High Commissioner, with his suite,
and the Commanders of tbe English and Russian ships,
went ashore; where a company.of Arab troops lined the
' way. He was received by the Dragoman of Ibrahim,
and conducted into the palace of the latter, who, sus.-
rounded by his.officera and confidential functionaries,'
waited his coming in the gallery. •
" After the performance of the customary polite ee.
remonial, the Egyptian officers were introduced to Gen.
Adam* All those iss eussastaisce thew setisod, with the,
exception of Ibrahim and his Dragoman, and General
Adam and his secretary, Sir Edward Baynes. At the
end of the conference, which lasted two hours, bet' een
the two principal personages, during which the Egyp-
tian musicians played at intervals various pieces of
European music, General Adam was again conducted
with military honours by the Dragoman to the shore.
M the moment of the General returning on board the'
ilcorvette, each of the four ships of war fired 21 guns,
which salute was returned by the fort."
According latest news from Modon,. received
at Z4nte on the' 28th of February. Ibrahim, in conse-
quence of the arrival of 4 schooner. from Alexandiia,l
which had probably. brought hiriforders from his father,
set out, on the 15th, for-Tripolizza. Withl2,l4:oo regular II
troops, 3,000 infantry, 1,000 cavalry, 10Cnirtillerists,
two field pieces, about 20 t;hintFt;:abd.a Veit nue.ber
of horses and mules laden Ittiy:prOrisintli. .00 die .sub.l
ject of the movement, after such -long.inaction, many
opposite conjectures have been'hasarded:. some report.
that Ibrahim was going to provision Tripolizz t, and to
relieve the garrison; others that it was his intention to
raze the fortifications and return with the gar risen and
others that he proposed to march on. Argos and Corinth,
to effect his junction in Rutnelia with the troops-of the
Grand Seignor. It was at length reported at' COrfu, on
the /authority of a traveller who left Modon on the sth
March, that Ibrahim was momentarily expected at
Modon with the garrison, which he had withdrawn from
Tripolizza, after having razed the fortifications and the
ramparts of chat fortress. • •