Star.
London, England, 1829-10-02 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

A French provincial Paper has published the official return of
the number of subscribers each of the principal Paris Papers has
in the Departments. This return, independently of its being of-
ficial, must be correct, as none of the papers Interested in it have
objected to it :

ROYALIST AA .
Gazette de France 8,324
Qmtidienne 3.448
Universal 364
Drapeau Blanc
Ami de la Religion et du
Ili
Memorial Catholique 1,190
Correspondent 2,060
Echo Francais.
Journal des Maims. ..
Conservateur 163

Total I$ e. 14

Total 19,782
The Journal des Debats, whose
part Liberal, has 6,299 in the De.
The Mee alter des Clunnbres has 1,841, but it appears that it
ground fast, on account of the loss of official news.
The Paper that has fallen of most is the Journal des Ikeats. Itt
1824 it bad 10,200 subscribers in the Departments alone. The
Onsatilistionsted has lost ground also. It bad in 1828, 21,500 sub.
scribers, including those of Paris; it has not now more than 16,500,
including Paris and the Departments.
The Courrier Francais has about 4,500, including Paris and the
Departments. But the total number of the subscribers is not given
as official. The statement of the number in the' Departments can
alone be depended upon.

are part Royalist Jl:d

From the Messager des Chambres of Tuesday —Scco.d
Edition.

It would appear by the news from the East given in the German
Journal, that negociations were opened on the Ist of September.
at the Russian head-quarters, then at Adrianople, between the
Plenipotentiaries of Russia and those of the Ottoman Porte ; tha:
on the 3d these negociations were suspended, but not broken off,
the Turkish Commissioners having asked for and obtained a delay,
to consult their Government relative to one point of the treaty;
that the delay granted by the Russian General was to expire on the
14th, the day on which the treaty was to be ratified by the Porte ;
but that nevertheless the march of the Malian troops was not sus-
pended ; and that, according to the news from Constantinople of
the sth of September, their advanced posts were at from ten if,
fifteen leagues front that capital.
It is said that the point contested by the Turkish Commissioners
relates to the occupation of Rudschult, Giurgevo. and Shumla, by
the Russians, as a guarantee for the subsequent performance of the
treaty of peace.
A letter from St. Denis (Isle of Bourbon), dated June 16, re-
ceived at Nantes by ship the Courier de St. Denis, from Bourbon,
from whence she sailed on the 26th of that month, says—" A di-
vision of the French Marine, which arrived in our roads in the
early part of the mouth, and which caused a stagnation an busines-,
by putting into requisition an the lighlers belonging to the
sailed yesterday on an expedition to Madagascar. The object of
this expedition is unknown to us ; but there are a thousand ver-
sions upon the subject.
All the military force of St. Denis was embarked, with a quan-
tity of provisions and ammunition, and there are not above fifty
men of the troops of the line now left here. The duty is performed
by the National Guard, which were organised some time since.
The Courier de St. Denis was visited at the Azores by the P.ir-
tuguerie squadron, composed of seven ships of war, which frankly
owned that it had lost 1,500 men in the affair at Terceira.

A large flock of wild geese was observed on Sunday even:ng,
which was proceeding in the direction from north to south. It ts
very seldom that these birds are seen so soon in this part of the
country ; and it is said that their appearance, particularly at such
an early period, is always a prognostic of extreme rigour in the en-
suing winter.—.Asurnal du Nord.
SMUGGLING IN THE NAME OF THE ENGLISH
AMBASSADOR.

MESA L PAPERS
Constitutionnel
Courrier Francais . 2,920
Journal du Commerce 1,506
Globe 99•1
Album Mapllon
Figaro 5Ol
Tribune des Departements 745
France Nouvelle t!.:4