Star.
London, England, 1827-06-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PROM THE ETOH.S, DATED SUNDAY, JUNE U.
PARIS, Jere SS. . . _

We announced several 'days ago that a treaty was
going to be signed between the five great Powers to
save the Greeks. We have since had to lament the de.
plorable events that have taken place before Athens.
We are happy to be able now to announce, that deci-
sive orders, conformable to preceding arrangements.,'
have been given by Russia, France, and England, to
unite their respective fleets, and to separate the comba-
tants. The nseasore is tardy, but we hope it will still
be useful.

The Augsburg Gazelle states (from the frontiers of
Poland) that the interrogatories of the Polish conspire.
tors ate terminated, but that a printed report is expect•
ed ►hortly to appear it Petersburgh, to acquaint Eu-
rope with all this.circumstances of the investigation.—
Such is the wish of the Emperor Nicholas. whose will
it is that all the legal and immutable forms of justice
shall be observed. It is thought that some are convict-
ed of high treason, as they were informed of the Russian
conspiracy, and had promised, in case it succeeded, to
overturn the Russian Government in Poland, and, till
a constituent assembly could be convoked, to give the i
Dictatorship to a Polish General residing in $ foreign
country. It seems that the Polish conspirators rejected
with horror the proposal to assassinate the Czerowitsch
at Warsaw, saying that no Pole bad ever made an at-
tempt on the life of his Sovereign. it is thought that
if the interview which has been spoken of between the
Emperor and the King of Prussia should take place at
Warsaw, it cannot be before the autumn.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jtoui 1.
(sysirauss.)-
effete the naforttmate 'events at Athens, Mr. Stratford
Canning, who bas daily conferences with the Russian
Ambassador, has renewed his droll' for the restoration

of peace, and presented to the Reis Effendi a very ener-
getic note. which leaves no doubt that the Cabinets are
already agreed on the immediate use of means calcu-
lated to attain the proposed object. It seems that the
certainty of this agreement, added to the representations
of the Austrian Liternuncie. has made some impression
on the Divan. It is even affirmed that the Reis Effendi
appears more disposed to compliance than he has hi-
therto done. A. circumstance which. if it should be
confirmed, might tend to inspire the Divan with more
pacific ideas, ts, the news which has been spread for
these three days of a considerable advantage gained by
Lord Cochrane over a part of the Turkish fleet. The
Franks, however, have not yet received any authentic
information on this subject.
The Porte has not yet published any thing official
respecting the victory of Redschid Pacha before Athens,
a silence from which the friends of the Greeks are per-
haps too much in a hurry to infer that other news of an
unfavourable nature has since been received.--ifirgs-
berg Gazelle.
FROM GERM A N-"nrrDIITCH PAPER&
VIENNA, Jun 15.
In haste I communicate the news just received from
Trieste, that Lord Cochrane had obtained a great advan-
tage over the Turkish fleet. The news was brought by
the last packet boat from Corfu in four days to Trieste