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FRENCH PAPERS.

VIBIiNA, SEPTEMBER 2.
(srraser FROM • PRIVATE LIFITER.)
• 4, Manuscript copies of the Note by the Reis-gf•
fendi, in the name of the Sublime Porte, in answer
to the ultimatum of Russia, are circulated in this ca-
pital. In this Note the Turks declare themselves
ready to grant to the amicable intercession of Russia
all that is not contrary to the sovereignty of the Sul•
tan, and the independence of his Empire. They pro-
mise a general amnesty to the Greeks to a specified
period; the re-construction of the demolished Greek
Churches (if there be any); and, finally, the restitu-
tion of the principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia,
in the state fixed by treaties ; but, on their •own part,
they advance counter-demands, and, amongst others,
the expulsion of Prince Michael Suzzo, Ex-Itospo-
dar, Turkish subject, and a rebel, who has taken re-
fuge at Odessa: lithis version be authentic, it will
be perceived that such a demand can only give rise
to fresh difficulties. It is remarkable, that in the
copy of this Note, handed about here, no mention is
made of Prince Ypsilanti, who is under detention at
Pest: this would prove that the Porte is very scrupu-
lous in avoiding all subjects of discussion with Aus-
tria. In general, the measured and circumspect pro-
gress of -Turkish diplomacy recals the ancient Otto-
man proverb We hunt hares is chariots drawn
by oxen.' Judicious men, however, suspend their
judgment upon this Note, until it shall have been of-
ficially authenticated."
VIENNA, AUGUST 31.
On the 29th instant, the courier of M. Lebzeltern,
our Envoy at the Court of Russia, arrivedin'this ca-
pital with a very important declaration from the Ca.:
hint of St. Petersburgh, relatively to the affairs of
Turkey. It is thought that the contents of #iis Note
will not long remain a secret.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST ilk
The Porte has received a very important commu-
nication from the English Ambassador: all English,
and Anglo-lonian subjects axe prohibited supplying
the Greek Insurgents with men, arms, or ammuni-
tion. Those who infringe this interdiction will be
punished as pirates. The reimbursement of any sum
of money to the Greek Insurgents is forbidden. The
English Consuls have orders to recognize only the
Turkish Authorities. and to give them all the aid due
to a friendly Power; and not to give a passport, or
afford an asylum, to the Insurgents, nor grant pro-
tection to any merchant of their nation who may
have sold arms to the Greeks, &c. The whole con-
formably to the treaties existing between the Porte
and England. A firman of the Grand Seignior,
dated the Bth instant, has raised the embargo im-
posed upon Russian vessels, and re•establisd the
free passage of the Dardanelles.
ODESSA, AUGUST Is.
The Baron de Strosonoff will land this day, and be
subjected to quarantine in a house prepared for his
reception. A vast multitude now awaits his discus-
baikation, and the port resounds with exclamations
of Strogonoff for ever! the friend of humanity, for
his goodness towards our Christian brethren r All
the Greek ships in the harbour are prepared, to salute
him. Besides the persons attached to the Russian
Legation, M. Franchini, Dragoman, the Chancellor
of the Porte, and numerous Greeks, arrived with
this Minister.