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FRENCH PAPERS.

!ROM THE GAZETTE DE PRANCE, DATED OCT. 2.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY.
OItSOVA,SgeT. 10.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

All the accounts that we receive here from the south
of Turkey state, that the ai maments are actively con-
tinued, that ail the Zaines and Timariotst are marching,
and that the militia in the towns are assembling. '1 he
Pachas of Bitoglia, Pristine, and Salonicha—the Beys
of Uskup, Yenidge, Seres, &c. have already sent con-
sit erable bodies of troops to Thessaly and Livadia ;
and according to all appearance, the Greeks, who have
risen in those distticts, will nut find any safety except in
the Motea, under the protection of your troops, if they
can get them On one side all the Governors are
strengthening the fortresses, and the smallest port',
where corn and flour come in abundance by the river.
The works will not co,t more than those at Belgrade,
because the poor Greeks who ate employed only receive
their food.

The Jews and the Catholics in Bosnia have obtained
an exemption by money. As fur the interior of Servia,
there is nothing new since my last letter, and the Sm.
vians do not stir. The Papas have, indeed, made some
disturbance in the environs of Lik, but the prompt cut-
ting off of some heads soon restored order; beside•, al-
most all Bosnia is is arms, and there are armed corps
of observation all along the Servian frontiers from
Zwornick to the plains ref Hirsova, where it is said there
is a camp of 4,000 or 5,900 men. The faults of the Vizier
Abdul:man had excited discontent and disisiuns, who
had forgot that the Bosiii.sks will be masters at home;
but the Porte has settled every thing, and all now goes
ou well. The Russian armies have something else to
do than to assist the Ser vians, and the most twat can be
now said is. that they have not. To say the truth, no-
body understands their plan for the campaign; for since
they thought fit to leave the fortresses, or at least the
greater part of them, it would have been proper to
march forward without stopping, and net go and take
repose at Odessa; and if it is through moderation that
the Emperor Nicholas acts thus, so much the better;
but it was not worth while to put all Europe in motion,
and to endanger so many Christians.

PAItIS, OCT. 1.
A French vessel ha. arrived at Toulon, bringing news
from Navarin of the lOth September. At that time
six thousand Egyptians were already embarked. The
Ar,ival of transports was expected, to embark the re-
nr4inder of Ibrahim's army.

FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATE.
PARIS, Om 1.
A courier has brought flesh dispatches from General
Matson; they ate dated the 7th of September, from the
camp at Petalidi. The situstion of the troops was
quite satisfactory. Tnese were in the hospital only 36
patients.

'!'he General in Chief had on the 6th reviewed all
the troops in camp at Peckhdi. Their appearance wa,
quite superb; and, according to the remark of General

t These are the soldiers whom terry holder of a military fief is
bound to furnish, completely armed and equipped, whether on foot
or on horseback, in a numbcr proportioned to the annual revenue
of thrir.ftef.

Maison, one would have thought, no seeing them, that
he was present at a review on ►he Champ de Mars.
The negociations respecting the surrender of the for•
tresses still continues. Already, according to the mo,I
recent accounts (of the date of the 10th of September)
from Admiral de Rigny, the embarkation of the Egyp-
tians had commenced ; but the number of transport;
not being sufficient for the troops, that operation had
experienced some delay.
The division expected in a few days to be marched
under the walls of Navarin.

The Gazette des 6ana— us of the 30th of Siatember
has the following:
" Letters from Rome state that two students of the
School of Fine Arts, having used some expressions
Against the Jesuits, in which were found allusions in-
jurious to religion, expiated in a cruel manner this im-
prudence, real or pretended. A young painter was
condemned to a dungeon, where he semained three days
and three nights in irons, handcuffed to a felin. He
was afterwards sent to a monastery, from which he is
not to be liberated until be has confessed and received
the communion. The other, who is a student of the
architectural school, was arrested in the streets, and no
one had any knowledge of what became of him, ex-
cept that a priest had stated to home of his friends that
he was in a place of safety, and that he would remain
there uotil he came to his senses.
" The arrival of the new Ambassador from France
is impatiently expected. Let us hope that the acts of
sever ity similar to those from which t.e so long delivered
the young Magallon:will excite his solicitude and active
exertions.

PROM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.
BARCELONA, Sam at.
A pretended conspiracy against the Captain General
and tire Governor has spread consternation in our city.
Ti.e whole garrison is in motion, and the guards, sta-
tioned at the gales of these two functionaries, have been
increased to a battalion. These movements have been
made mtrtly to furnish a p►etext for the arrest of
several officers (indejnidos), who are immediately sent
off to the citadel and to Montjoui, where they are most
closely confined. 'to give greater impor:ance to the
discovery of this pretended conspiracy. the Captai.l-
- of the province was disguised (in my:. de Ces-
gmedra), and went through the city in this ridiculous
costume. He remained for an hour atd a half et the
corn,r of a house of a Spanish Grandee, to wait for the
coming out of some officers (indffinidos) who frequented
chat house, and had them ari•estel •

There is no security for personal liberty in this
country, where all the inhabitants are placed at the dis-
posal of Govemment, and are subjected to a cruel
despotism. One doe) not know what to hope or to fear.
A political auto dale is announced, and gibbets are al-
ready in preparation for some individuals suspected of
freemasonry.
Fitiorcu Fusas—Pasis, Ocr. I.—Five per Cents. 1061. 50c.
25c. auc.—'Tree per Cents. 74f. 50c. 35c. 10c. 20c.—Bank Stock,
I.B3oE—Naples Stock. 79f. 60c.—Royal Spanish Loan. 801.—
Haytian Loan, 655E—It:change on London, one mouth, 251. 30e.
—Three months, 25f. 15c.—Cours Authentique.