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London, England, 1829-05-01 00:00:00

Flt hckt YAPERS.

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nos 71% its CH alai% ApiAl! 28..
, flu's. Aram 87. •
• IFE;NE“ tfoon, the ,Urrmart Journals the few psi-
'airs vbiab twoutripecitions of what they have already
Vested. '

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CONSTANTINOPLE. Manes its: . .
In the said* Of the formidable preparations (or war,
the A mbissador for the Netherlands ices not lose sight of
the noble.rniasinn which the eonfidettce of the Allied. Ca-
*inns has intrusted whim, and continues to exert himself
with the Ottoman Porte for the pacification of Greeer.-
Iffis .Eicellency,who enjoys the esteem of the IteisEf6ntli.*
itiot• not despair of success' in his negociationvile hat been
frililU Rd that the Sultan would accede to every thingcnn-
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pispnt *kb the honour of the M usselman name, to restore
Abe send 'istiderstanding with France and England. The
hot neWa 6061-Greece, by no means favourable to the
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Ifiti4.stire 'supposed to have contributed to make it .as•
irrese.kiqore. oglikrare language. While some of. the
frontikprOviaces of Turkey take advantage of thspriti•
Sent crisis, if not to rebel, at least to form pretensions
to-independence, the most powerful vassal of the Porte,
the Viceriy #f Egypt, has signified to the Sultan his
'e,x!regon levet at.not being.able more effectually toes.
silt him. The check which the Turkish arms have ve•
ceived in Livadia will probably hinder the intended
..roinforcements, to Hossein Paths. The new Grand
Easier- is still expected from Albania • but rrrany per.
sows think that he has already waited, on, the Sultan
incOgniio, and received his instruct-Mal, Thi•forxed
erritgr:aticiwwitbeJews still continues. This banishment
of ,so: many Greeks, Jews, and ArMenians -hire been
called for is' the present critical circumstances by the
'Most important., political considerations. TOY will
make so Marry mouths less in a moment 'of scarcity,
and it .cimot hi denied that they are so many enemies
away: •The'Divan knows very welt that the Reyes

!desire the trlurtaph of the Russians,' and that Many of
%hem are titiii. to prepare a resolution, and stieritgate
:the dikoataptial..• AU the letters agree in the upssisaken-
Armness of the Sultan. whose courage and presence of
:wind kittrup the spirits of his subjects, and awe the
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Whilst an iaabecile Ministry proceeds at hazard and
without syStam, nether tilting conitoil of their gars, nor
the want sif the.coaficlence.whiilis4isinTsa4a, great
eaents am preparing iti.!uropejL4itstna ii tinder:Arm
......E4lstpd prepariig...rq intgferaoi theattairals Of
tee Erni, as .60011" at .the 'decisive moroeut
/strive. ltlreadr"she has' sentsoliri
,b6Cers with artillery abd stores of grills 'the

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PRICE SAMPENCK.

Dardanelles. Tsempsil it her domestic affairs,' since
the emancipation of IrOand, the Bittias Ministry
has taken in imposipg attitude, and views with
feet calmness the storm which is gathering in the
Political horizon. Wnat a fine character'France was
destined.to 611 in the great drama of the world! If oar
Ministers had dose their duty, they would have Strength.-
'tied themselves by the national unanimity which exists
occasion was -favourable, and of a narnre which
isaeld scarcely steep, the most eamman understandir•g.
'I/place felt the-imperionknecessity ofitbe,deparsmen•al
and Qlvuictpal oreanizatton. lof it vrat hot s,
terial fiction, it was the reality Which the wantekk H .41
Ministers exhibited a spirit of conciliation* ail Ohatarres
'would have vanished; the nation would have had con.
fidellFE in the fume, ve ich confidenee ierrufsl have
saised.the natimud rareegth to a high, degree.:
' Ministers, however. have thought proper. to irisekll the
Chan's6r..and wound.tbe tiatiooll sentimerit fiy.uiacon-
stitutiosially withdrawing 'the laws and a Orr cipitation
dictated by inspendesce and pasture, •Ir has answered
sba pollute beyond sill hope of the Cribirs of. Vreirna
apd Si. Japes s; Choi catild not hay, acted other wise
bad they been invited by Prince Metternich. They
Wiest ouch disarnsed, without constancy. ettithout the
"east influence over the destinies of Europe. • '
The stability eloper institutions seems neive shaken.
Title faction which was established, matt !olio ra mars-
tip!" by frau4l.and corruption. takes fresh C 411,
She hails these matinees as a slay of triumph. .The
'situation of the interior of the kingdom irsissii, that a
change of Ministry.is indispensable..' Atter wtfat has
.h ppened, hew can harmony be ...lest b SilVd. he.
tween the Chambers and the Ministers? Tes know
not where are the majorities--they. change like .te-
corztions. Perhaps we are about to enter into d (h.
cult timer; they will not .be above the reach or the,
p rtrior ism, or the devotion of the citizens, Mends-tithe'
Monarchy and of liberty. •
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EROM Till COURIER FRANCA ts, APRIL 28,.
PARIS, Aran. ' •

The report lately .spread on. the Lars.l.on Exchange,
of an encounter between the Englibh and Ru.s•ian Fl els,
is nut confirmed. Li is remarked that vie [lutists Ca:
binet has changed its tone sioce the Bill tnr C4tbolie
Emancipation‘affocds a hope that Irelarid wig become
mart tranquil:

But these results are not immediate, and the causes
of disquietude which still exist in England are too active'
for the British Government to leave their coifctii to
the chances of an European war. %cheat. doubt, the
'rivalry. of ambitiOn, the complications of inteerst,er the
alliance which is forming between Austria anal.. En-
gland, that which exists between ItussiA
'ford all the elements of a general confligiaiiod*Alitit a
calculating Cabinet; so tesponsible:as thin oft Lfindons
will never blindly give way to the kill:oration itf pride
nil .personal ambition of a.l)fiene Minister., w3O is a
shore fottikoate soldier.thavtaowke.i.tatesils4o, even
for the-success recelistilwa!ion,.zot v!inak Are
ny hire not die • •' • • .• • • •
'Thy neVertheless Oistinua negociat itins lit-Ptkires
Moab and Constantinople witlient iibtaiunig.,,anf good
*auks; tPej.passibly.encounterexaggeratett pi et owns,
bsitic is not. prohable that the Ddke oi,Welho'gtua end
Prince Met et nich will resolve to.isit the Siitlicuities by
the cannon or the sword: • . ' • :•
The negoc.ations—,.the display of force—the al•errta-
dyes of menate, and overturesui conciliarly+, may .pos-
sibly still be protOugedovitbuttt calculating. on the peio.d
of theii tetininoticr...
It is not ationishino that theimetni already einpl iyed
dionld disapjoint thi• rage of•the two Power' •;
it is chat
which presage. the opening-of the new tornp.sign,
the abality.of EllsoFeso dipleinocy has out twee. able to
pew*. The fprca.of events,,now Maws the political
world' to new coMbination's beyond the influence of
Governments. '•
Fleetest Fursoi—Patass.-APRIL sa.—Five per Cents.' t 074 see.
irk. 40G-,-Thsse per. Celan 7111. lie. !Wit, I,ass.—
Nappies Stuck,asf.7oc.—Roysi Spaniel leattijj(rmiLiplotiman.
711151.-laschangsdtt Louidon,iine month, 23f. sec.--ibresesnotbs,
stfic- .aluney, RM. 110.7-CossAliniace
FROM
.T 117.17 04/11ITTICJiti,M00111111/011074
During en engagement under the wary of Siristria, a
bomb. with a burning match, tbrovni-bilAhiViF4ty, tell
tatfrobta A busubar(lier,..tif....thia
hitschenke, belonging to the first battery eistiiep7.l4. the
16th Brigade of
.A.rtillcry. ben% Amen
.es, she dagier
which•this aceideht ihreateneci, seized ispld or t• :e bon .
and threw it so devil ly over the 'Parkiei i e -
plode antit it fell i.nio the ditih,tvliele it cinild' 4,ccasion.i.o
di age. The Commander iriChiefreii.srthidthiti•llayn
and daring action with a mil itiitt -tiecorittion,A,ew dad s
afterivartis.Rudnitschenkifubkdainither to
give a striking: proof dt (iii'prksehee.nt mitt, ly pitch-
ing an enemy's grenade. of 20-poutidien4i4fo, out of
the redoubt'. 'On a rephyt of'tbiS being".ma4e; the Em-
peror conde;cended to promote' boric) the Of 0
Pyrotechnist; and 'to order •-a reiVillid Of 11.000'sotiiiks
to be paid/titan; iritli•doublepay lie"eals;r:. A. 'Py-
rotechnist, of the name of be
lltls•Brigudeof Artillery,4linitested slindar:digke
of intrepidity WO* Sell Wen, 'When; .seeingt.gi oil de
falling 7 mu) the midst of's' tedoeit,:piciiieJ if tip s in-
stantly, and -but ie'd -trotter. the tieestivtirk,;ifier
it burst hat miesslyin the fuse.
• When the enemy Sliddenly -attacked tnitqlltiench.
meats. before SChuniladiiiing theoiiht•• bet sieek A 4.
27 and Sal, and•had skied'''. owing •te:th
of his forces; penetrated ipid thisigitieS, the liyrutesti-
, Dist, Fedor Wedarnikof.of sluelkdi brigade of uitiller yt
took, by order of fitaii.cLieureoaritlMErters.'a••gremide,
with the utmost rot fei)id,lightetirbio ani• 'hailed it
.into the ditch, where it caused thogivastsi 'havoc and
destruction 4.7fesngst the storming postetakte 111 V
This daring soldier was rewarded isyrth ttiarider
: with a military decoration'. '• •• • •
At the commencement, of winter, • the weal was
,easy stormy sad tempestuous, and rotheiler,lilidedsitt
ice had totally interrupted the comniuniaaileoi with
the opposite bask of the Diumb‘especilsitfit.:atime
When transports of provisions were eapt•Cted at tririfera.
The continuance. of the iinfavuurable:•eat heti:4 had:ie.
duced the advanced posts at•
.Tschernctssody.,..o4seat
distress,. for want of: bread. andisisouit:A r am*: as
`Nicholas
PiotinkofF,..a citizen of Orlow, whir billowed
pthe camp as a sutler, to.Mitsoya,..was apprioit of. ibis
.ciscuststance, he. without loss of tme, varied• is con-
ensitsces of hisowil threa;thonsand pound i)t. istpasl.
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sad two:thousand pound of biscuit • to Tichevitovosty,
;and distributed the lame gratuitouslyto thi.ttoops eta
tinned 1.b." Whea hisidalesty the Bogen', s
%this disinterested action, he,sieigoict to gi.se
'1 medal, bearing the inicrietion,•• Fir arab,"

lie-Chief

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The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday reached
us last night. They contain intelligencofrom Coogan-
tinople to the 26th of March, at which time the deter.
minetion of the SULTAN to resist by every means the
Russian invasion, remained unshaken ; but his Highness
had recently manifested more disposition to actede to
the proposals of the re-establishment of friendly rela-
tions with Great Britain and France. Tice forced mi-
gra ions of the Jews, 9reeks, and Armenians, continued.
The state of party in the Chamber of Deputies in
*France ij so nearly balanced, that it is impossible to
propeed in public business with coosiitency and firm-
ness. The accidental illness of a Member or two turns
the scale, and the decision on one part of a question is
in -consequence at variance with every other part of it.
lit:this state of thihgs it is impossible to foresee what
'. is likely to be the decision of the Chamber upon any
qurstira which may be submitted to them, and the evil
ado** of no reined' but adissolution of the Chambers.
Many of the Papers ate-therefore loud in. their recom-
, eirsdation of this course ; and weAs not see how it can
be *voided.
its French Funds are lower, the Five per Cents.
',haring closed on Tuesday at 1071.40 c. sod the Three
per Cents. at 701..86c. .
consequence of his NisissTfit Drawing Room,
the House of Neat did not. am* yesterday; and no
busin4ss of consequefte was transacted ia the House of
Comtions.

United Minden

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it is generally supposed 414 thi Cnanutu.on of the
Excnittosit, in tie,ensuing Budget,will propose to Fund
Await t•enty millions of the outstanding Unfunded
Debt. We have frequently adverted to the inconcm
rite,ices arising fmm the large ailment of this debt, and
to the danger which is to be apprehended from it is
:event at, any crisis *rising, either with respect to*Out
interim! condition ..or external relations, Exchequet
• 114 Is, which are now at a considerable pr!sosinso, is
consequence of the want of means to employ capital.
would. In any Stith case, fall to a discount; the eons*•
qnetice of whicb would be, that they would be paid is,
f.si duties, and thus the Government would, at the very
MOrnent when money was most wantedi. receive only
their own Bonds, which could not be re-issued at par.
The greatest. possible inconvenience and distress to
the Government .might thus be occasioned, at a Moment
• when it might be highly important that their hinde
should be unfettered by financial difficulties. It is ins.
possible in the present state of EnroPeass politics that.
t' e Minister cau risk the danger of postponing the coo.
version of the Unfunded into Funded Debt,: to annthwr
Session, and in fast these is no reason why he should do
so. It is now evident that no inctease of *lovas*
can be expected, and therefore the mutant of Lyle.
Asset Bills cannot be reduced to any considerable extent
ester; by funding them, and the present vary high price
of the Funds affords a most favourable opportunity of
making this change. The rate at which the conversion
might take piece would add but little to the annual
ebarge oponitie.eonotry ; and that sacrifice would be
amply chirelfed for by getting /id of that part of
our Debt vs paralyses all our energies.

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Gertrian Papers of -the.tith ult. arrived io town this
mmtiice,. f wig*. ow ins made. die following
eetteCtS t• •
• . FRONTIIIit OV iVELLAWIsts Alm:*
ills scarcity of breed it Caosteediseplo hMbdcompledriadfsli
great, that in the &unbuttono4y we loaf comes to three parses&
•In our province too, and partleibely id flu sr at, provisions of
aY kinds are daily growing Saar, and in Little Wollachla is much
, greater, so that for MD* dill* past the people have m$ bark of
trees with bran. General Geismar has, in tinseirence, hem ono}
elating with Austrian contractors to supply his tromps yridi ion*
slogs. The garrison of Silistrle equally offers from the extreme
scarcity of provisions. and it was lately &Mined that pan of tlie
troops bed left the Drums to liiek suestiskt ObVieheres Thi.
number of the Turkish troops asaindile# about W144.n isastiouted
at 50.000 men, and great apprehmeloos are entertidned at Ctajova
of a visit from these dreaded guests: The redden endowing of
the Danube ii said to bate done great damage. along the banks,
and to have cost the lives of many persona. Giurgevo, Is parti-
Cular..is said to have suliereas font tisi Oficial reports on-thisaablect
base been received.
Caw Soltueebin. the Goveroor of the Principalities. returned a
few days' ago from Jassy to Bucharest ; and Count Diesbitsch, the
Coaussamite•lo-Chief, is likewise expected them for a few days.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Hamm Si.
Since the leading et the Emden* at libeaboll. the inhabitants of
the capital bevels'', 'Awn boar, mil the Isom alarming reports
are circulated. Theapkrioli therefore thee& be Wheys orders la-
med for probilitiesolf mlltentlages la the cutembesses otter sun

and mi ambit gginFlperen answerable fee the isagnap lie may held;
in factosswiefiniess lure been arrated.whe leek ea the to linsas
aiii,eseil et the Government, sad tanitinplain d tle demon
of Mmes. --The price, sad the had gurney at the Weed. an
hen,.d misteptien, sad
on is only to be biped that the bas
agates will facilitate the reateval of swine bY hide soil is seen
nwriettre remedy the disuses that optevails. .The reprisals whidl
the Pines eareelted some-reeks ads ea saran el the bloods& of
the Undoing% by *bidding ail them coming frost Russian parts
to game the iodates et Cunatarmaopit, have proved Wry *Wen
nn*. es bir this measure ail deadening impurtationvf pennies&
Wu *viand. ft is adirawd that the lbw sad Wei sow rasa.
nibs the saapaines win wet office farmosithan fear weeks, end
is on amences an takes briar* the mipiration of that time for the
supplielf * capital, the public traajelliity will be is great danger.
Wm *mesa sagediants hest therefore thought it advisable to
retire ter I time W assyrea. We ban as mews frees the theatre
of "war. his great spersbeashom am felt for Mersey*, *bids ap
sghise be dissp invested. fate of shit harms win-probably