Star.
London, England, 1828-03-22 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

!ROM THE GAZETTE DE PEARCE, MARCH 20.
BUCHAREST, FiIISWART 4.
The Prince Governor of Wallachia received on the
22d, through his agent at Constantinople, an assural•ca
in the name of thr Sultan, and f:om his nwn mou,h,
that even in case (which GOD fox bid) war should break
out between the Ottoman Pane and a foreign •Power,
the two Principalities bhu old never he invaded, attacked,
or overrun. by Turkish troops. The Prince was also
itivited to make 'known this assurance for the ges,eral
tranquillity of the country, and I e in fact cnamiuni-
tated it on the 24th to-the•a'seanbled Boyards. •
The Prince of Si.istriall-s ordtred the Basch Bacilli,
Aga•ol' Wallachia, to arrest ail Tm ks who shall be lqiincl
without permissi ,n in that province, and to send then)
' under a good•e,cort to the Tatkish authorities on the
other side of the Dlntrbe: The l}.sch Beschli has him.
self given the Beschlisaf ifistrietaordets to take care, on
their petsonaltesponsibilithio maintain public order.—
:
Austrian Übserver.

VIENNA, MAtacit 10.
Yesterday the Marqu:s Traversinfr•Lieutenant
Colonel in the Russian Navy, ponied through this city,
going expre%s from St. Petersburgh to Malta. It is said
that the Turkish Proclamation of the 20th October, was
known at St. Petersburgh on the 25th Februaryibut
that it had err; produced any extraordinary effect. The
favourable accounts from Bucharest have caused a
%mill rise in our funds. Tie me,alliques are to day at
591; Bank Sates, 1,022. Augsburg tiazdle.
VIENNA, Tics. 10.

PRIVATg CORRESPONDIECIG
The accounts froM London say, that in the last ion.
fetences between the Russian and French Ambassadors
and Lord Dudley, respecting the pacification of Greece,
it was resolved to make a lAst joint effort at the Porte,
and to invite Austria and Prussia to support it. A cornier
has, in consequence, been • ant to Constantinople, and it
is even thought that no executive measure against the
Porte will be employed till the answer of the Divan is
received. This circumstance affoids a strong proof of
the pacific sentiments of Russia, for the closing of the
Bosphctrus is an immense injury to it. Meantime the
latest accounts from Constantinople, dated the 19th of
February, which have ben received here br express,
but which are not yet published; are of a vet), lattstac•
tory nature with regard to the sentiments of tba,Sultan,
and it was beyond a doubt that the. Reis Effendi has
made a communication to the Lai opeassMinisters, who
are still at Pera, in which he again deciates that new
negotiations are out of cheque:dart so longs the rebels
do not consent to submit.

This news from Constantinople has crossed the above
from Landon, and we can only inter that two months'
time have been gained, and on the other hand; that the
pacific intentions of Russia ate 'demonstrated in the
strongest manner. Persons 'who doubt, indeed, think
notwithstanding this, and during this period, the Rus-
sians will advance to the Danube; but this does not
seem probahle.f
hi. de Taitiscleir ymterday received a courier from
al'
kli• Ws billssitle ebe4l4 be the Marquis de Traverser;
• dais jut this has appeared very probable,
.both struts sod tilation.—tlintwe of Gaulle de Frew) •