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FRENCH PAPERS.

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FROM THE ISTOILR, DATILD THURSDAY, Arius 19.
PARIS, APRIL 18.
The Gazette of Lyons gives the following paragraph
of a letter, date.' Toulon, 12th April

" The Circe frigate, Captain Duval any, sailed this morning
for an unknown destination ; it is only said that the Captain kap
waled Instructions which he is not to open till after he has passe4
&a limits of Gibraltar."
PROM THE MONITIWR OF WEDNESDAY.
' NON-OFFICIAL PART.
PERPIGNAN, Amu. 50.
EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LITTER.—" Tranquirsty
is gradually returning into'all Catalonia,and it is wholly
restored in the district of Figuerai. Five of have
come to submit : they are confined in the second en-
closure of the Fort D'Etienne Dinot, called (lute. An
iadffinido, and chief of a band who had organised the
assemblage, has disappeared from this district. In that
of Gironne, Joseph Perrapers and Joseph Solers, chiefs
of bands, have been arrested, they are going to be tried
by a Court-Martial. The following Officers of the
class called Indefittidos have been arrested at Vich :
D. Thomas Mora and Don Sigismond Puigbo, called
Pocaropa, who are accused of plotting against the pub-
lic tranquillity. No persons have yet been arrestei on
the banks of the Seine; but those who organised the
insurrection at the Seu d'Urgell, and who had educed
the populace to throw stones at the French troops, will
probably be brought to triil. At Tortosa, D. S tuyear
Llavet, Captain Inclefinido, and chief of a band, was
shot on the sth of this month. in the afternoon. He'
had been taken in the night of the 4th, at Cheita, at the
Ferry. The Royalist Volunteers and some Gend'Armes,
arrested on the 4th, in the territory of Torrera, district
of Mont Blanc, D. Antonio Trillos Colonel Indefinido,
with four of his companions. This officer had endea-
voured, last summer, to excite the inhabitants of that
district to insurrection. He has been conveyed to Tor.
tosa to be tried."
FROM THE PILOTE OP WEDNESDAY.
PARIS, Arau. 17.

Letters from Berlin, of the 9th of April, say, that the
last accounts from St. Petersburgh leave no doubt of
the determination of the Russian Cabinet to come to a
decisive arrangement with the Porte, relatively to the
afairs of Greece. They affirm, also, that the Russian
Minister of War has sent eventual orders to the Gene-
rals commanding the divisions stationed from Chocaym,
on the Pruth, to Czerskasy, on the Dnieper. It is
thought that, to put an end to the tergiversations of the
Divan, this mass of troops, which amouats to above
100,000 men, will be concentrated on the Pruth. Such
a measure cannot fail to produce a great sensation at
Constantinople, and must dispose the Porte to consent
to an arrangement with Greece, and to conform to the
stipulations agreed upon at Akermann, especially in
what relates to Moldavia and Wallachia.
Letters from Cuba say that the Goiernment of that
Island has issued a Proclamation, declaring St. Jago de
Cuba a free post for the exchange of all the productions
of the Western Islands and the United States. This
measure was taken as soon as information was received
of the final determination of England and the United
States, relative to the laws which are to be put in forest
to prohibit th• intercourse between the ports of North
America and those of the Western Islands.

FROM THE CONETITUTIONERG Cl wEDINESDAT.
PARIS. An 17.

TRIUMPH 01 THE LIBERTY OS THR Pates.—Consti-
tutional opinion has jtist obtained a great and noble
triumph. The Law respecting the Police of the Press
is withdrawn!! I—and all France will bail the event
with a cry of gratitude. Truth at length has reached
the Throne! The Monarch, who signalized his acctss
sion by the abolition of the Censorship, has marked the
annitersary of his return into the capital by the sup-
port of that liberty of the Press, so dear to the French
people, who wished to be indebted for it to Charles
Z.
,aud that no faction should henceforth ravish it ftoav as

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