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London, England, 1828-10-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

lftjM THE GAZETTE DB FRA'CE, OCT. 1.
FRONTIEIIS OF WALLACHIA, SErr.3.

The.reinforcerner.t. ordered to joui General Geismar
to effect the deliverance of Krainv.., consist of some
corps of infantry. en,s-cks. and Hulans. Part Of these
sloop, which have been sent towards Bach-nest, has
received during its mach orders to proceed directly to
Gurgevo, because information has been received that
the Turks have attempted on that side to intercept the
lines of communication of the Ittissfan army. The
Itussians are forming an entrenched camp at Czoroy.

• PARIS, SIFT. 30.
The official part of the ltionitciir contains the follow.
ing Note, which acquaints us with the names of the only
Prelates who have not signed the Memoir if the
13 shoos, or who have sigre,i it with re,•rictions:
DEPARTMENT OF ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIRS.
By an o.dinance of the 29th September, 1828, his
Naje.ty haa tietermined—first, the number of Second-
ary Ecclesiastical Schools in the D.oce:ei of Aucb,
Bourdeaus, Bl‘os, Carnbrai, Dijon, Gap, Poictiers, aid
Saissons. Secondly, the communes in which those
schools shall remain established.

By a second Ordinance of the same day, his MAjesty
has approved of the nominations made by the Arch-
bishop% and Bishops of those Dioceses c f the Soperiors
or an-ctors of the twelve Secondary Ecclesiastical
Schoo s establshed these, all in conformity to the
Or i-
ty+nce of the (26ils of June, the regulations of which'
shall be soccessively carried into esectstion.

The Aloniteur likewise contains an Ordinance of the
King, or the '2Bth September, which grants to the en-
ttepot at Marseilles permission to grind corn and reduce'
it.to Hoer, on condition of 'replacing it in tile entieput.
A Committee of seven persons is to superintend the
hitting of the corn from the entrepot and the return of
tie flour, and shall see to the accomplishment of the
prescribed by the Ordinance.
The evening before yesterday the Minister of Foreigi
♦ffairs dispatched an extraordinary courier to the Rus-
sian headquarters. .

FROM THE VINSTITCTION NEL, surr. 30.
EG IN A, A1:004T 10.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

We are in complete uncertainty as to our future state;'
every thing depends nn the pleasure of the three Powers,
and we are expectiog the Ambassadors, which are to
settle our frontiers and the sort of Government by which
we are to be ruled. '
The cares of the President, since his arrival, have
been particularly directed to the internal administration
of the courtry ; that is to say, he has been establishing
communities, hospitals, houses of public resort, first
schools, and also taking steps as to the cultivation of the
waste lands. Every thing is settled by him; or by his
brother, for the Panhellenium of the Secretaries are but
shadows. His c.niduct has displeased the Primates,
and particularly the Hydriots, who may be called the
Janissaries of Greece; on the contrary, the people, who
perceive th,it the Presid.mt is doing every thing to
as,page their ninety, and restore order, adore and
respect Lm.
Niithin4 further i, said about the cotivoe:ition of the
N 'Lion il 'Assembly. I presume that it is alijotirtievl till
t ,e dec s, 11 ..1 our Eitrope,•ii Protectors shall he known.
Nothing is kit ws as ti out military c ,nditi is. One
would suppt se that the troops of Ypsilanti and ClParch
are only kept up for the sake of form.
PR•I4 THE JOURNAL DES DERATS, SEPT. 30.
P.i It IS, Sart. es. .
We ought by this time to have been advised of the
orrivatof the Emperor Nicholas at head quarters. Ha,.
ling quitted Odessa on the evening of the 4th, to return
by land ton.V.arna, even admitting the necessity of a
ernaseeons e,cort, through countries but just escaped
from. MohameJan doinii,ion, he ought to have been
abhr to march a hundred and odd leagues in six days
M most; and our direct news from the teat of the war
have reached us f.equetuly in less than twenty days.
Tire attack on Varna, fixed for the 9th of September,
was calculated on a niore rapid return of the Emperor
Nevertheless, since the last bulletin of the operathns of
she siege, the Tor ks and Russians cannot have remained
in inaction u der those walii*whiCh the Capital' Paella
hie sworn to render. only in ruins'
to tilt- suecessve of
Prince Menz koff. The former would never rest rot
ten days on their arms when ' a general assault of the
place was threatened.
The advanced' puard; commanded by General RI.).
diger, was tern/ need froM the other side r f the I;alisan,
by the 'lll4lll holy. of the at my of Sclittmla, on the 28 h
et August. Stoce that concentration, Fe have !lento
nothing Irt m ilea '+
(111Altel s of CouniWittgrus.ein ; and
as early it's It e Ist or S 'pr. tie troops of the Lin and Vi-
zier were carrying into effzct their union anti those of
Hussein Pacha.
The siege of Sil:s!ria th..s uot appear to tre pusi-oJ
skit the vigour of that of lirailow; and yet' tail., Wilde
keeps in check a laige Russian dirijoi; fir the potpie