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sines are preparing iu Bessarabia. The evecua-
e_bOref Nloklityie and Weßeata by the Turks is
he longer thought of, the heavy artillery of the
. :,lannisseries bee been brought thither, and the
number of troops augments every day.
SIENNA. MAY 15.
. .
(EXTRACT OF A. PRIVATE LETTER.)
.100,14' We were Dot deceived in stating, in a previous
letter, that the system of the Ottoman Porte wits to
temporise to gain time, by the torgociai 1111 l s coin.
meuced a year since, and mooned at_intervsla, in
srder to obtain the 111111111/ of flialtillK use of all its
resources, for the purpose of subjecting the Greeks
and terminating the war in Asia. This able tic.
tkine of the Divan, supposing it even to he found.
on the false basis, tbst the repression of what it
calls the Greek Insurrection io very easy, ay anon as
she Porte can bring into action all its di-pomade
force, has hitherto partly succeeded. and may have
'till more success, if, through comotlevattott for
. tfier Cabinets, the Court of. Petersburg!) contioues
to retreat° inactive. The Porte hopes, and it has
made a step in udvanee, to obtain this remolt.
" Aeling upon this system of tergiversation'iski
delay, it has at length replied to the new repre‘ens
wow made to it by the two Envoys, to whose
trestlelel the negociation is confided. Protesting
its-eaniest desire to maintain peace wit I) all Powers ih
general, and especiully with Russia, the Reis Effendi
explains the. motives of the determination of the
'plena Divan of the 28th February. and endeavours
to prove that the Porte has completely satisfied all
aharthere existed tiny right to exact from it. He
endeavours particularly to justify the determination
•adoptrd respecting ‘Vellachia end Moldavia, of
which he 'again promises the entire evacuation by
• the.Ottomais towns as soon as the Greek insurree-
mon shell be ion down. It is sufficient to say, that
the Porte has also its Ultimatum, and that it per.
• in it, as Russia declares she will persist in
>ler'. There is, therefore, at the present moment a
.it,whoiao Ultimates and a Turkish Ultimatum. Our
Cabinet will doubtless communicate this new over.
. Sure of the Porte to the Court of Russia, and will not
fad to propose to make new remonstrances to the
Orood4gnior toioduce him to modify his Ilitintara re.
The communication about to be made to the Rua-
mew eshinet cannot •ITIVO at Petershargh before
the .26th instant. The answer will' be here about
the 10th June. The new instructions given to
1"!. de Lntzow cannot reach him till about the 125th
u 1 .done; he will then present a /tee Note about
the end of that month. The Porter according to
its custom, will reply a wroth afterward'.
• "The summer will pass in transmissions and cum-
municatiuns,aud the Porte will again gain a sum.
wer, and thus postpone ulterior measures till the
arrring of 1823, during- which internal means may
be. fuutid of rotative% every thing."

SPANISH PAPERS.
•(Gault. Exhaeretiaterp.ter Mai*, Nip a) • ,
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oFrt CIAX • rimitliar. • 4, •
The fallowing news Isitolirrived'ArieltalslWhior:
•OF Tag PROYIIICS
ON' lIMICSLON A.
" The Commundoot&Genseal of Ihie• seventh

military district writes me tiOdltt the theistic image.
day from Torrigo-l—ra ai follist4.":" •
4' The Marschisi de .Ctilllfi'LlissfUigue) de liars,
Military Commandant of this proviuge, write* me
from the city, pfAalis ottiOlrows
Oa the daylleolemiag..wattlatcriMolibe bawd of
tosurgentr, emir"' by Yriat Trapipse,, a r Cummuni-
sklibt to yourey, ffein'Etplhea, Nader tile ditto of
yagnettay. • lu wayittlegiatch I spoke of roadie's pitied for
thecairse of libeetyg, sasth I low or* your Exoellamcy the
moet Battering iittelllgedce. The rid,. of the Friar twice
heats., iris dispersed like simiske. All his followers deserted
lhlte. mid this moroing' siaireended only by about 70
- nem all crime ea Ithert Me deem, trfektaltro is. The peo when
'he lard andeoed ham/ raiwroodlo ibmir homes. The offer of gm.
don which I proclaimealinneroosieraciag thainenegeotsed the
impotence of their mrsxeualributed snack to Ibis result;
for although it bad bitcw rblisVed before the commotion, it
teethes' so effect. This amain, I comnisaded • reCOM
•woissowee to he modes, far mettle monastery of rablet, and
roy•iutent lons base boos eammtad is the bust order, in spite
sif the luminances'it which thre•loyien met web hunt the
conduct of the awoke. ,Do tbq 'cravat of the troops, a peaty
of the factious lied sewn, shoti• but soot, fled, as viral.
" At nine o'clock en the tobniing 1 matched *beards that
cliya without Nrrieg eat metered- ow the road sore thus
ositelewineurgente, who presaiiied themselves at the derlivity
of the Coll de Latta, four of whom were killed, aad.tbs nest
w It is impossible adequately, to commend to your Excel-
lency the good spirit which- animaita the troops, mad the
-Asthmal militia of this division; whit* I. the surest guarun.
tarot the prompt autdeoiroble Mane of the just came which
we &feud. At this mooing (h o'clock p. ns.) Issoaerired ohs
cuisine which your Excellency has been pleased to send me
from Barcr-I..ni, the troops of which, united with those
which are here, and with the few which rome from Arra-
goo, i cot sider sufficient to traimmillitre the province. This
column found the enemy at the Cull diesels Clinstina, and
cue spelled him to retreat.
" This 1 commuuicate to you for your information and
fiatiMaetion, tout being sble to cunnrin it by the dispatch
which the above named Geitral Jaya he addressed to me
from Esplega, as it has not yet reached me.
.4-The Commaudant, Doo Ramos Gale, sends me from Ca-
palludes antler the date of yest erday, the following smell igetace:
•riw
.o• tit/Leveeing of the preceding day he arrived at that
cilik which. was surrounded bj 600 lusurgents; that after
giving notice to Captain Don Stirienu Aguiie, who was
wilki• the town at the head of a eolomn of 100 mew of the
ruipment of Murcia, heattackedi be eneanyon lye points, with
lbaineu of the regiment of Matteis, and with the trolnaterr
tesslitsat of Maiiresansti *Vent, at the same time that Agiire
psyt them to the bayonet; that the insurgents were completely
beaten ill spite of the 'ldea utageont position' which they held,
'ltakse possum d to alt. Barthokme de Vallbons ; that yesterday
warning he rectilineal-to Cspellades, where he left a party of
uftweivitiou, awl eproceed,d to place himself is the Glass-
Loaras.to uharre other pont', ; that the lannirgerits bad IS
killed, and a great Gunther wounded; that only flee were
wuesded is the column aubj,ci to his centneand, tieelnding
Ile Emilie.' Dh. Manuel !mold of Murcia. He adds that
nor crew of !medial, had burnt lee houses of Cspellodes.
laistes to cuisto•Meallie this intsllsgence fur the metafiction
of the pfilalic.
.(Signed) " VINCENTE SANCHO.
" Barcelona, .hay 14, let'."
The head of the insurgents, Molten Anton Coll,
'veto' his party dissolved, has petitioned for pardon

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