French Papers.
Oni Tnesday, before mass, 1\1. Brown presented to the King, in public audience-l. The letters of the recall of Al. Albert Gallatin, Envoy Extraordi:nary anti Mlinister Plenipotentiary of the United States of America; 2. T2e credentials iin virtue of which he suc- ceeds M. Albert Gallatin, with the saine character of Envoy Ex- traordiinary and Minister Plenipotentiarv. He was introeluced to the audience, and to the Princes and Princesses of the Royal Fa- mily, by the Baron de Lalive, and M. de Viviers, King's Secretary. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 11. Tne negotiations with Russia are still interrupted by the illness of the Rcis ffendi and the Girand Vizier. The Divan assembles every mioment, and even during thenight. It appears that very calami4us intelligence hits been received from .he Archipelago. lt is said with regard to this subject, that the fleet is to sail forthwithf, althiough but imperfectly equipped. PE'TFERSBURITH, MIARCHi 25. A comspany has just been tbnreal, under the auspices of thie Em- peror, wvhose object is to unite the Black Sea to the Baltic, by means of canals from the I)nieper and Niemen. TXIESTE, MARCHI 2W. According to tile most recent commercial news from the Ionian Islands. the Egyptian squadron urnder the conmand of Ismael Gibraltar has re-appeared in the Archipelago, and has attacked ,onie (ireek vessels, one of which only has been taken. This event, which is given as certain, proves hiow unfounded is the report that thle Pacha of Egvpt has declared against the Porte. What also re- fuites the report is, thiat the Pacha has sent new reinforcements to the isle of Candia. Considerable bodies of troops have begun to msarch in Macedonia, who are to movc on Thessaly by Betogha, under tthe Pacha of Wid- din. They are stated (probably exaggerated) xt 10,000 men. We receive fromt another quarter the interesting news that the troops as- setibletd near Adrianuple are under new orders to march, not to Thessaly, but on the 13at*lbe, which agaXn 'ploves the jealousy of the Porte towards Russia. It is asserted that the negotiations of the Greeks and the Alba- nians are again broken off: FRANKFORT, APRat. 8. Thie last accounts troin the Adiriatic state that Lord Stanhope a superior officer in the service of the Greelks, who is directing t'he operations before Lepanto, has made his attacks with so mnuclt activity, that the Turks have been driven from all the out-works of tli prinlcipal fort, and that the Greeks have established themselves in thiem. A sortie of the Turkish garrison has been repulsed with great loss to the besieged. It is also said that several Barbary ships of war have been captured oW Lepanto by a divislot of the Greek flotilla. FREATCI PAPERS. PAPTA A iA4