Star.
London, England, 1828-11-25 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

IRON THE CoNsTITVTIONNEL.
PARIS, Nov. xx.
The first deed of arms of the French in the Morea is
of so novel and peculiar an interest, that ill the cir.
cumstances connected with it seem deserving notice.
We have gathered the following particulars from a let-
ter, written on the day of the capture of the Castle of
the Morea. This fret is situated at the entrance of the
Golf of Lepanto, on a tongue of land forming a tri-
angle. It is distirt from the fort of Itomelia about
one thousand mists, the breAdth of the Strait at that
point. The Tu, ks call this spot the Little Dudanelles.
The C ink of the Morei consists of several old towers,
to which some half-moons and bastions have been add-
ed. They are well and solidly built ; the casemates are
good and proper for defence. The result of our attack
is known, and it is not necessary to repeat the eulogiums
given to the military and nasal forces of two allied na
(ions which have assisted in the reduction. The Turkish
garrison consisted of five or six hundred men, well
.plied with amnaunition and provisions. Dining the
cannonade the castle of 'Lomeli., the towers, aad all
the minarets of Lepanto were covered with Musselmans,
who were able to appreciate the vigour of an attack
executed by French soldiers, under French officer'. It
appears that the brigade of Schneider will remain en-
camped in the neighbourhood of Pants, and that of
General Hyonet will return tn Navarin.
We have received fresh details horn Tarare, and it
now appears that every thing is calm, and that there is
no appearance of a return of the disturbances of the
Bth and 9th instant. We would recommend the work-
men to encourage a love of order, and can b•• aware that
ahnever violates order is mischievous. All Frenchmen
are now under the law. For every real grievance there
is a remedy ; rid there is no motive, therefore, to en-
gage in illegal resi.tance. Workmen must be distrustful
of instigators to revolt. Among them there can be
none but ill-intentioned people—but the concealed ene-
mies of liberty.

FROM THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED NOV. 23.
Sldall,lN, Nov. 4.
Some merchants at B-Igrade have received
intelli-
gence that the Capitan Pacha had arrived at the camp
'of the Grand Vizier, and that he immediately set out
for Adrianople; there to wait, as it is said, for the or-
ders of the Sultan. Though he defended Varna to the
last extremity, and though, undoubtedly, no reproach
I can be made against him on this account, it is feared
that he will be brought before a Court Martial, and
that he may share the fate of the Pacha of Brailow.
It is affirmed that Jussuff Pacha, who had com-
menced r.egociations for the surrender of Varna, by
order of thdCspitan Pacha, was in the Russian camp,
and had already signed the Convention, when the
Capitan niche sent word to him that he would not
negociate ; to which Jussuff answered, that this change
in his resolution came too late, and that a Turk could
not ge back from his word. It is reported that the
property of Jussuff has been confiscated by order of the
Sultan.

All necessary preparations are making at Adrianople
to receive the Sultan. Omer Vrione is gone to Schumla
to serve under the command of Hossein Pacha, because
there is a disagreement between him- and the Grand
Vizier, which might be dangerous to the army.
A upautity of ducats has been purchased here to be
sent to Constantinople.
Forma Funas—Psan, Nov. 44.—Renter, Five per Cent. 106 f.
90e.—Four per Cents. 89f. 95e —Three per Cent. 74f. 90e.—Bank
Acti0n5.1.8401...-Neapolitan Renter, Cert. Fal. 80f. 15e.—Spa.
nigh Reines, 7—Royal Spanish Loan, 10.—Perpetual Spanish An.
unities, 54.—Haytian Loan, 6371. 50e.