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ftraPtions with the utmost tranquillity, till within a
few minutes of the execution of his sentence. It is
supposed that this unexpeßed event originated in a
criminal correspondence, which is said to have taken
place between the Dragoman' and the English
Admiral, commending near the Dardanelles.
Baron Bidefeld,the Prussian Charge re Afaires, has
announced his recal. demanded his passports, and
ingaiind that if they are not granted, he shall de-
part
without them. The cause of this coedit& in
the Prussian Court, is imputed to an insult which
His Majesty has received. in the refusal of the Porte
to suffer Baron Seuft Von Ptisach to return to his
post at Constantinople. The above has formed the
subjed of a note presented by the Prussian Minis-
ter.
Admiral Siniavin has left Tenedos. and carried
with him all the Turkish ships and prisoners which
bad fallen into his bands. Discontented with this
pi:mending, the Porte has suspended the sending off
of a number of Russian prisoners, upon the point
of icing eo Sebastapol ; and it now remains to be
sees how thisaiw difference is to be accommodated.
ITALIAN TILOVTIIRS, OCT. 13
There is a rumour at Constantinople, that an
Gish Beet has appeared in the Red Sea, and
landed it Eouir, in Upper Egypt, a number of
SePels•
=TRACT OW • LaTTER TROM COMPTAMTINOPLZ.
's The English squadron is still creising off the
Isle of ;Penedos ; yet we are assured it does not re-
slain there with any hostile view. The English
officers go frequently nit shore in the Dardatselles,
and have conferences with Ismael Paella. and even
with the Captain Pacha, who have frequently in-
, irked them inflamer. The Channel is still block-
aded. The King of Prussia has sent orders to his
Charge d'Affaires, Baron Bielefeld, to leave Con-
stantinople, with the whole Prussian Legation. He
has. at the same time, been charged to declare to
she Sublime Porte. that, unless some satisfaCtion
Wao ipvemiliwthe insult offered to the Minister, Ba-
g! OS bcuft 111Pbe Leach. by sending him out of the
Ottoman territory, Prussia would break off all in-
'. llercoene `with the &Arne Porte. The Danish
C4erie d %genes, 4ation Huback, has taken all
Penman subje*s here. as well as io the Levant,
under his potation.—( sUe do Boyd if oao-
• kw 30.)
masa •, OCT. 21.
• • Asiatic Turkey is again in a state •t the utmost
insurreition and disorder. Aleppo, visited by the
plague. is in insurrection apainst its Pacha. The
inhabitants of Damascus and Saint Jean d'Acre ire
sit open warfare, and plunder alternately Jerusalem.
Aly, Fiche of Bagdad, has been murdered by his
ICiaja. who has seised upon his treasure and plate.
The Wahabites *ill maintain themaelvei in the pos.
session of Medina. Mid

PROM THY PARIS TAPERS.

PARIS, NOV. 3.

It appears that the Army of Observation of La
Gironde will be very considerable. Troops of every
kind are daily repairing to it from the interior of
France. The I 2th regiment of light infantry, and
detachments of the Sth and 58th of die line, set out
this morning from Paris, for the same destination.
Letter■ (runs Nancy mention, that numerous de•
tactanents, from several other regiments, are at this
moment on their march through the department of
La Itleurtbe, for Bayonne.
Nov 4.
Letters from Brest mention, that the privateer,
1,4 Ala,tuirnn•, entered Libreuvach on the 28th of
Onoter. She had taken a Danish ship of 450
tons, with a cargo of Bourbon coffee and maho-
gany, previously captured by the English ; but be-
irg surprised ►y a very superior force, she was us-
able to present the vessel from falling a second time
into their hands.

wov. 6.
The Imperial Guard will arrive on the 24th in
the capital. A brilliant Me is announced to be
given on the 25th, to these brave warlisrs, to cele-
biate their return.

An English division. of seven ships of the line,
and two ftigates,which appears to have been driven
in by a storm, put into the anchorage of the roads
of Rochelle, for shelter, in the night of the 3:st of
OCtober.

This day We Majesty the Emperor and King
received, at Feettainbleau, his Excellency General
Qeont De Toler", who presented his credentials to
Ws Majesty, in quality of Ambassador Eraser-
dinary of His Majesty the Emperor of Russia.
This Ambassador was conduded to the Palace
with the smut-and forms, by a Master and an
♦ssistant of the Cereassinier, who went to fetch Lim
whit. three carriages belonging to the Court. He
wee introduced into His Majesty's Cabinet by his
Imodency the Grand Master of the Ceremonies,
and pretested by his Serese Highness Monseigneur

the niece Vire Grand Eleaer. who performed the
[dailies, al the Arch-Chancellor of State.

Ay a Decree of the 3J instant. his Excellency the
Graad Rquerry.Gmeral Caulaiocoart. was appoiat-
ad Me Ambassador of Hit Imperial and Riad
:Majesty at tho Court of Russia ; and Messrs. Rey.
urea. SU Gaunt. aad Prevost, Secretaries of Em-
boss,.

Mgr. R.

'yams/ d Lsarfes, of the lit November.
emoomsses. doe. al saris moment, all the corps of
Wadley of the Army of Observation ore swathing
ihmeth 111011. to the head-quarters st Salamanca;
the eavoley. winch is Llievrise es its match. follows
the roleatty my dose.
It is war ascooeseirri that the French head-Tw-
o... IPPOU OWE Ds it am the la of November, asJ

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