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

FRENCH PAPERS.

FROM TIE GAZETTE DR FRANCE, APRIL 2.
TRIESTE, I%lAacm 21.

A ship which has arrived in fifteen days from Lints
brings no news, except that the Greek steam boat which
is cruising in those seas has xakes a great many pirates,:
Many uniforms for the Greek troops are making at,
Corfu. Apartments were preparing in several hotels
for distinguished diplomatic characters; it was repoded
that an Envoy from Constantin, pie was expected that.
RAGUSA, MAxems 12. . . .
'• It has bem perceived for some time, thaktllwreikir
lin Taikish corps on the frontiers of Bosnia, which has
itch alarmed the inhabitants ; it is affi:med,.besides,
that all the corps in that province have been consider-
ably aughtented, and supplied with all the necessary
material. •

The Porte has imposed in Bosnia a tax amounting to
above six piasters in money per head, and the land-
holders are obliged to furnish corn and cattle, which are
sent to the fortresses. The manufactory of arms at
Bosnia Serai fLas been compelled to deliver up to the
Turkish authorities all the arms that were-ready.
A Russian frigate belonging to the squitlron of
Count Heiden, has just entered our putt.

PARIS, Aran 1., •
The Austria's Observer mentions,: in its. news front:
Egina, that Loud Cochrane, some: time before be left
Greece, had• complained to M. Lie Blanc, Ciptaio of the,
Juno French frigate, of the-e'quiVodal- silence which the
Admirals, in their letter *of4424th October, to the
Legislative Body of Greece, had observed respecting
the Hellas and the other small ahip*of war ander his
command. C,airtaitr Le "Blanc Waii.nrdered to answer
him, that t':e three Admirals bad no (Abet object than
to stigmatise the scandalous systetWof piracpi wbieb,
for some years past, had absorbed all the reSOUreel of
Greece; and that as the vessel corm:ogled ht. Lorci.
Cochrane had never Liken any :par; it. it, 404 was, no.
reason to inak.! particular mention.. of timeliest be
sides, the three Admirals hdeattinired the tight to give.
the Greeks slow good advice, even thoogh it shout.
not be followed, as the expedition against Eiciri,.disap-
[moved by the French Adirriral, and of which Lord
Cuchiat.e made a part, sufficiently proved.
The Paris Court of Assize, on Monday, was ern.
pl .:yed in tiling the persons who robbed Mademoiselle
M.is, the celebrated actress, of her jest els last autumn.
The jewels were valued at 150,000 frAncs, or about
6,0001. It will be recal!ected that the robbers were
airested at Geneva. Cheat interest was manifested to
see_Madamoiselle Mars, when she appeared to give her
testimony. The. verdict was not given on Monday.
The appearance of the celebrated actress alone gave in-
terest to the trial.

GERMAN PAPERS.

MARSEILLES, MAECH 21. •

The troops assembled about Toulon, to be embarked,
consist of eight battalions of 600 men each, 690 artil .
lery and engineers, and4so cavalry. It is still affirmed
that these troops are.
Isintent)ell.lor Greece—that con.
junction with 5,000 men 'om Gluts, and 6,000 titan
England, they will be employed in protects:loh* or-
ganization of an independent Government in Greece,
and especially ro take possession 4as:island before the•
Dardanelles, iu order, il Russia should mike itself.
master of Constantinople, to be able, in case of neces-
sity, to ccumnind the Channel.
DRUMM% 111asSea QO.
; .
The shock of ane.irclualo.was felt at Qnesnoy, in
France, .in the Department of the North, at nine in the
morning of the ‘2.3.1, that is, SS hours later than the
last which was felt fo this kingdom. The moticti was
considerable and undulating, but nrS poise was
.heard ;
in the evening there was, as before, an aurora borealis.
At lludenaide a mountain has sunk down, and with
it a part of the glacis of the fortress. .11:is is considered
as an eff,ct of the late earthquake.

AMSTERDAM, MAscu 29.

The Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures has
the honour to inform the merchants, that it has received
an official Report to the following effect :
Th.st his Majesty the King has granted permission
to the Commanders ot his men of war to take on board
[gold, silver, jewels, and money, as also valuable pro-
ductions, if they do not take up too much room, so a,
to be any obstacle. on board ; deciding also-
4, That this mode of conveyance shalt be employed by
the Consuls alone, in case that, at the place of landing.
tbeie is no opportunity of effecting the same by mer
Thant ships of the Netherlands; or in particular cases
and circumstances e-here an immediate cenieyance
r. 4 goods and specie, or a more safe ode shad be
round necessary, wl.en they shall be lett to the- respoti-
-ibility of the commanders of the ships, who, as the
case may require, shall employ the soldiers and sailors.
1 he amount of freight; commis ion, and other expenses,
shall be regulked accord;ng to the usage of the place.
Exchange on Lumina, April I.—One Month, 12f. Two Months,
I if. 93c.—beach Papers, April 2.