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London, England, 1829-03-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

YAW THE 08212222 DE 'MANCE, MARCH 14.
PARIS, Marten Is.
We have received f. nm Tobloti a private letter, dated
7th of March, which coi.tains llr tollowin4 particulars:
There will remain in the '4.1 tea 4,000 usen,forming
a brigade, which will he under the command of Gen
Schneider. All the rest of the troops of the expedition
will return with Marshal Mai.nn, who is expected here
at the beginning Of the month of April, according to
the local asoangements which have bred ordered, and
th.. dispatches of the Minister of Wa-, which M. de
Chabot has taken to the Mores.
According.to the news from Egypt, received at
Marseilles, it seems that the Packs is preparing an ex-
pedition which is supposed to be de.tined against Can-
dia. He hastens the htsilding and the equipment of his
fleet, and is continually rai,ing troops. It is said that
the Porte stimulates him,and makes him sr e it promises.
" Colonel Fahvier may perhaps return with his troops
from the More., where he meets with great difficulties
He is directly opposed to Count Capo aloft la, and the
Greek Military Chiefs will n K have *soy thing to do
with
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Money.

BRUSSELS PAPERS.
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VIENNA, llmter 4.

According to authentic lette►s frrm the Russian
head-quarters, of 113 d Febrnary, official news had
been received there of the destruction of the Turkish.
flotilla, before Nicnpoli. For the petfornsance of this
btilliant exploit General Malinuf,ky had sent two hun-
dred volunteers of the 6ft•i division of iof •ntry, under
the command of Major Stephanoff. The Turkish crews
of the Amnia were surprised and pot to the sword. Of
the thirty vessels and gen-boats which composed the
flotilla, twenty-nine were burnt. The artillery and pro-
v4ions on board the ships were destroyed.— Algereeke
Zeieung, March 9.

BERLIN. MARCH 8.

The Odessa Journal of the 214 February, contains
the followin4 news—.• On tie 13th January Major Ge-
neral Kupizaroff sent to Ge eral Roth two Tartar de-
serters from Schumla, who had come to his outpo ts.
They stated that the Grand Virer had arrived at
Schumla, the 6th Janu et y, and had cAlected about $9
thoositod men to attack Pravady. lir consequence of
this information, the troops were enjoined to be doubly
vigilant. and orders given to send liairols to learn the
enemy's mu tions. In the evening Major G-neral Ro?
gnffsky se .1 word from Devon that a corps of observa-
tion of 80 Cossacks, posted near Koluudjik, haJ been
attacked by a much superior fo ce of Turkish cavalry.
This news had been brought by a Cossack who escaped.
The necessary steps having beet taken, the 3lst and
32,1 regiments of Yagers. with four cannon, were sent
to teinforce the post at Pravady ; arid orders given to
some d. techments of troops between V.rna and Kus-
tendji to draw neater to the former place. General
Roth then received a ••eclnd report front General Ito.
goffsky, who informed him that lientenant Colonel
D who had been sent to mil.f ir. e the troops at
Kolondjik, had met, about t.so wersh From that place,
some hundred Tor ki -h lint semen, w ho, Ill) s ever, imme-
diately retired to Schu oda. The post of Ko'undjik was
again occupied by cur troops. As the enemy had at
tacked it unawares with 500 men, our patrols had pro-
['ably fallen into his hands. to this affair we had two
Cossacks and a subaltern Officer kale I. The Commander
of the post and 32 Cossacks ate missing, and we have
• not the slightest information of their fa-e."