French Papers.
(Fro=mthc Ekd leA WVe have received letters from Constantinople, dated the 4th in- stant: the most remarkable portion of their contents is as follows:- On the 23d ult, Lord Strangford had a long conference with the Reis-Effendi. He gave him the assurance that the King, his master, had recalled all the English officers who had entered in the service of the Greeks-that the Britisl Cabinet would abstain from taking any dirert or indirect part whatever in the existing war ; and in proof of this, he citcl the events of Ithaca, where the English showed that they were far from being disposed to aid the Christian insurgento. The Reis-Effendi, in reply, eagerly (Iclivered to Lord Strangford a written promise to evacuate Walachia forthwith, and Mioldavia in a very short time. Every thing will he re-established in these two princtpalities on the same footing As it existed in 18-21, before the explosian of the insurrection. Lord Strangford, in the height of his satisfaction announced, the arrival of a Russian Ambassador; and on the 3d of July despatehed a courier to London. There is no longer anv doubt of the submission of Colocetroni to the Greek Government.l He has delivered up the gates of Napoli di Poomania as a pledge of his sincerity, and his friend Odysseus has obtained a guarantee that his life sball be spared. PARIS, JuLY 28. The review by the King, whbich was to hiave taken place at Ver- sailles yesterday, waspostponed on accotnt of the unfavourablestate of the weather. Yesterslay the King transacted business with Alarshal Lauriston, the Duke de FDoudeauville, Director-General of the Posts, the Connt de Villele, and thbe Ainister of War. FREN;cH FONITDS, July28.-Fivepercents. 98t: 45c. Dittofor the end of the month, 98f. 45c. Neapolitan, 84i. Spanish Royal Loan, 54. FRENCH PAPERS. ODESSA, JULY 8.