Star.
London, England, 1829-08-28 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

From Me Gazette de France, Aug. 26.
OFFICIAL NEWS FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.

" The French Government has received intelligence from Con.
stantinople np to the slit August. In the accounts 'reeved not
one word Is said of the great victory reported to have been
gamed by th. Russians at the distance of twenty leagues from
Constantinople, yet the news of this victory is said to have
reached Vienna on the 12th instant ; the battle must then have
taken place, and the result must have been known In Constan-
tinople, previously to be 7th instant, the date of the dispatches
received. The news of the battle of Kirk- Ulna was conveyed to
Munich by a Russian Minister, the Count Potemkin, who says that
he got it froMTatisch eff, the Russian Ambassador at Vienna. There
can be little doubt now of its being an invention. However, the ac.
counts from Constantinople speak of the uneasiness that reigns in
that capital, and of the dread of the arrival of the Russians at Adria-
nople. The accounts hkewite state that the old Janissaries,who were
at Erzeroum, revoked on the approach of the Russians, and that
without doubt the revolt greatly facilitated the taking of the fortress.
It is added, that this is the worst feature in the late events ; and the
truth of this observation may be very dell conceived, for should
the ex..lanissaries in the other parts of the empire follow the ex-
ample of their brethren at Erzeroum, it may lead to the most fatal
consequences. The Prussian agent, Muffling, had arrived at Con-
stantinople. Gen. GuiUeminot was unwell.
" The negotiations with the Porte had taken a favourable turn,
and the Ambassadors had hopes of succeeding in their mission;
but this, of comae, could have no effect upon the war with Rus-
sia, that being quite a distinct question from that of the settlement
of Greece.

" Much has been said here within the last few days of the en-
trance of Admiral Malcolm into the Black Sea, hut the accounts
received by the Government here state that the English Admiral
was at Ipsara on the 9th inst. it is added that he was then Mil..
ing to keep the crews of his vessels in good health.
" It is nut true that the Ministry of Police is to be re-establish-
ed and confided to M. de Villele."

Toutaix, Aug. 16.—The frigate Clurinde, and the brigs Adonis
and Alerte, had scarcely anchored in the roads of Toulon on their
return from Algiers,wheu what had taken place respecting the ship
Provence, was communicated to the Ministry by telegraph. Seve-
ral dispatches were tratismiued by :he same channel to Paris, and
from Paris to Toulon, and the order was at length given for the
sailing of the bomb ketches, but the weather did not allow of their
going out. The ship of the line Scipio, the frigate Syrene, and
some other vessels, will follow the bomb ketches without delay;
they are to go first to Mahon to join the flotilla which Is in that
direction. If the bombardment does not dispose the lky to come
to an arrangement, it appears that there is a determination to send
ageitut him an expedition of 25 or 30,000 men next spring.
Our roads are at the present moment full of life and movement ;
the arrivals have been numerous during this month—more than
twenty men of war are at anchor either at the Lazaretto or io the
Little Roads: amongst these vessels are the Russian frigate Con-
stantine, the Russian corvette Lionne, and the Russian transport
Soucounibe-Caled. From eight to ten vessels are repairing or
getting ready for sea.