Star.
London, England, 1829-01-06 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE NONITEUBI J.N. 3.
PARIS, JAN. 2. -
Two expresses have just brought fresh dispatches
from General Maisons dated the 6th, Bth, and 10th of
December.

The health of the divisions continue to improve, es
pecially with respect to the number of men received
into the hospitals. A complete list shows, in the most
accurate manner, the losses which the division had sus
tained since its departure from France: these losses
amounted up to the Ist of December to 581 men, in-
cluding 22 Officers.
The same dispatches announce that several Chiefs •:f
Westeto Greece, supported by the troops of General
Church, and a part of those of Prince Ypsilanti, have
taken arms, and hairs attacked the Ottoman troops in
the positions which they occupy. Redschid Pacha has
advanced towards Arta with 4,000 men ; but a courier
has (nought him orders to repair to ConstaroinoplP, and
he immediately set out for that capital, advising the
Turks in tho.e provinces to unite their efforts to repel
the attacks made against them.

nom THE GAZETTE DI FRANCE. AN. 4.

FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, Du. 17.
It has been reported fbr .ome days that the Pachas
Hirsova,Widdin, and Silistria, have united to operate
together in the line of colinoinications of the Russians,
from Varna to Issaktchi. It is s.ird t Pacha
is to take part in this msg.-mein, and that Omei V, nine
appealed before Bazardjik, when Generals Roth and
Rafter had a very severe action with him. If this
news should be confirmed, it would apptar—certain vat
the Tiitla intend to have a Winter campaigns—Augs-
Urg Gazelle.
Faints Fount—Five per Cents. 107 f. 60e.—Three per Cents.
74f. or..—Bank Stock. 1 ,800f.—NaplesStnek.7St. Itpyal Spanish
Loan, 753.—Spanish Heine Perpetuelle, 45If.—Harlan Lnan,
40.f.—Eschange uu Loudon, one. mouth, SM. Run...-Three minas,
tof. we.

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TIIE EONSTITUTIONREE.
PRIVATE CORIUM ,NDESCE
TOULON, Ow. 28.
The schooner La Catavatie, commanded by Captain
ll:tris, was allowe.l bee entry this morning. The son
of General Matson landed. esc• ruing the flags taken by
the French army in the Instresses of Motion, Colon,
N ivarin. Patrac, and the Castle of the Morea, a, well as
sir eral chests cont4ining the arms taken from the enemy.
Tic young officer. although not eniirely recr•vered
from bis illness is to set off 'o mot r .w for Paris, for the
purpose of delivering these flags and arms to the
r.l France.

The Alcyone has brought the following letter from a
mere' ant at Malta to a correspondent at T Won:

" 111alta,•Dce. 16.
"0.. r island has for some time presented consider
able movements, and it would appear that it is About
io br come the theatre of various events i.v!iich aye now
in progress in Eur..p.. We have in our p:•rt tsar),
Enlist. and two Russian ships cf the line. We .re
eves y day in expectation rf the arrival of French, Eng
fish, and Iliissian Am'sassadors, who are to petits' ns
their quarairtilie in our Lazaretto, in order At once to
proceed to Naples. Thus our port will speecHy have'
its numbers increased by the presence of the Welles,
nn biard which General Guil:enonot has embarked ; f
the English frigate Dryad, with the English Ambassa-
dor; and the frigate Constantine; With the Russian
Amb4 s dor. it is thought here that, the meeting of
these AmbassaJors is not merely for the purpose of pass-
ing a more certain and convenient quatatitine, but that
it is called in order to treat resvecting interests of the
highest impot tio6;•."