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London, England, 1828-04-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE. APRIL 24.
CONSTANTINOPLE, -MICH 2d.
Nothing is changed, but tli Porte is said to have
received from Alexandria the disagreeable news that
the Pacha, urged by the menaces of the Fetich and
English Consuls, has sent orders to his son Ibrahim to.
evacuate the Mot ea. This resolution of the Pacha causes
a great sensation, and has greatly irritated ►he Sultan.
The Convention of the 6th July well in consequence be
executed de facto, and the Greek question solved. It
is vet), possible, that in the sequel the direct communi-
cations with the Powers may be restored. Several per-
sons at Pera found much hopes on the pacific dispo-
sition of the Divan, while on the side of Russia we hear
only of the most threatening preparations. The accounts
of the English Cabinet are of a very ainicable nature.
The most satisfactory result is expected here from the
mission of the Commissioners, who are sent to Greece

to propose an amnesty.
The persecutions of the Armenians who are still
here continue. Eighty heads of Greek rebels, sent by
Itirahins, have been exposed at the Seraglio.
The Greeks who besieged the castle of Scio retreated,
after their defeat, partly to the mountains, and partly
to the msstich villages. They are observed by a Turkish
corps, which does not appear to trouble them mud),
because the difficulties of the ground, and the want of
provisions, hinder all regular military operation,: arid
the presence of Admiral Mienlis, with the Greek
squadron, protects the fugitives, and intercepts the
provisions destined for the Turks. It is not known
whether Colonel Fabvier is still with the Greeks at Scio,
or whether he has gone on board a French vessel, which
took on board many fugitive Greeks, and conveyed
them to Napoli di Romania.—Augsburg Gazette.
SMYRNA, Nance 7.
The Veneto brig of war, commanded by Captain
Dezimbourg, sailed on the 22i of February for Egina.
It had on board Major Prokesch. It is affirmed that the
object of this voyage is to make an exchange of Greek
and Arab prisoners, and to insure the success of it.—
Ibrahim Nara has requested the intervention of Count
Dandolo, the Austrian Admiral. This exchange had
been already prepared by Captain Corner, who, at the
time of the fall of the Acropolis, gave proofs of zeal
and ability in serving the interests of humanity. It was
he who found means to conclude between Ibrahim
P ,cha on one hand, and Colonel H. idegger on the other,
a treaty equally advantageous. The definitive est curi,,n
has been entrusted to Captain PI oke-ch ; and this nego-
ciation will certainly obtain the approbation of judicious
men of every opinion.
A fit man has been received by his Excellency Hassan
Pacha, ordering three Catholic Armenian priests to be
sent away, and at the same time commanding the Go-.
verhor to protect with the greatest solicitude the interests
of the Greek Rayas.
M. Achille Rouen, First Secretary of Legation, em-
barked on the 4th of March on board a French ship
of war, to go to Count Guilleminot, at Cot fti.
The day before yesterday, in the evening, a Tartar
coming from Constantinople arrived at the Austrian
Consulate. He brings dispatches to the Consul, to the
Austrian Admiral, and to Admiral de Rigny. It is said
that their contents are of the greatest importance; and
among the various reports in circulation, that of a con-
cession made by the Porte, and of a nature to bring
about a speedy accommodation, is that which gains the
most credit.
FROM THE SIESSAGER DES CHAMBRES, APRIL 23.
PARIS, Aram 22.
A telegraphic dispatch from Toulon, dated April 20,
is of the following tenour
On the 22d of March, the Astree frigate took and
burnt, at the entrance of the Bay of Tunis, an Algerihe
corsair, of six guns and sixty men. This corsair, and
that which is blockaded in Cagliari, seem to be the only
ones that have left Algiers for this two months, and they
have made no prizes.
The Manuel, a Colombian vessel, coming from Santa
Martha, has just arrived at Marseilles. It is the first
time that the Colombian flag has been seen in that port.
FILINCH FUNDS, Arm. 23—Five per Cents. 1021. 40c. Three
per Cents. 69f. 20c. Bank Stock I,BBof. Exchange on London—
one month, paper, 251. 25c. ntoney, 251. 20c. three months, paper,
25f. 15c. money, 25f. 10c.

Letters received from Marseilles of the 15th April,
states that accounts were received there from Malta c f
the 25th March, stating that an insurrection was to
have taken place in the Island of Carabusa, particu-
larly against the English residing there, but the con•
spiracy was detected, and the conspirators were sent ti
Malta to be judged. Colonel Faavian going to quit
tie Greek service,and will deliver over to Cr ro d'lsTar A s
a corps of 1,000 well disciplined troops.