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PuREICIV tritaLLICENCE.

PARIS. DSc,.mina IS.
- jekrAtiy_heicing isCootecil of Mi.
tai lc►ts, who were all Prevent with the e*ceptiew .r:
-the Mirgeter of 11'er, who was indisposed.
.."'tirotere-'" from Hambnigh arate,„Wiet ti e.mmnni.
•i7ticiati was talked of there SittiO•lObeen Matte by
'4. On' Power of Ove.,Afe.f** Olt r1....WP Of. Pe u -
h miry and Stockholm. allid.wheee.elkjeet is the for-
m-tten of a 'emeltillse confederacy, by the three
Powers.
Accounts from AisicelMia. of Novea4ier 30, con.
;sin the following panigraph
'• Barcelona has, been influenced by the example
if Cadiz ; a dirclanstim,.sigeed 'The Patriots of
Barcelona,' •has beeaiatillelsed and posted on out
MEM, which bse egiiged si lively sensation." .
• •ISII Nt, DICFIIIBII. 1. •
Letters front Comleetinople, writ eu within the
first ten days of Ififtellebev, have arrived here.
They folly roe e. the iiiiimots of the seccevars'of
the Persians, and their.arch towards the Euphre.
its and the Tigris. it is also stated that their army
is iftri,leil into several very numerous corps, one of
which has advanced to Booms, after having drives
back the troops commanded by the Pacha of Bag.
dad. These accounts also confirm the conquest of
ar great pert of Arneessio.. Among the places thee
have fallen into the .passer of the Persians is the
fortress of Toprak-tcatie, All ibe Pechas who hold
commends in Asia hiee-demanded prompt egoist.
since from the Porte. without which they cannot
prevent the Persians from penetrating farther. it
ip Mehemet Ali.Mirzs, the eldest son of the Schell
of l'er.is, who holds the supreme commend of the
Persian army, which we are smared is-very nuaser.
,0011.
The same letters from Constantinople annonnee
she arrival of the Ottoman fleet in the Dardanelles.
The sqoadrmis of the Dey of Algiers sod of the
Paella of Egypt are united there, together with
the squadron of the Capitens Bey, who had been
• for a long time blockaded by the Greeks at Gu-
•raenizza, in the Imam Sea. A great number of the
ships of war composing this fleet are in a very bed
•cnndition -and in want of great repairs. It is
'thought that the fleet cannot make a second expe.r,
dines* this winter, the season being too far advanced.
The Franks who reside at Constantinople Navel
witnessed several fresh execations, among which*H
-*was. that of the brave Captain. Farmaki, who was
-.made a prisoner at the monastery of Leek, in Mol-
mid who Was publicly beheaded in the
psiu-
;opal street of the. district of Peru. Thirty-two of
lhie onfortenette moo's conspenioas experienced the
• 'lame lee. The executions took place on the 9th
'0)of November.' Several violent excesses have been'
.pyriwtrated in the'. neighbourhood Of Constan-
stovine.
Tiorre heebeen a change in the Ottoman Minis.
try. Sadik-Effendi has been appointed Reis-Ef-
- fendi or Minister for Foreign Affairs. Harnid-Bey„.,
who hitherto discharged the duties of that ()limit'
has been exiled to Asia-Minor. Several other
ofisters of the Porte hove also fallen into disgrace;
but it is remarked that the Grand Vizir and the
Capitan• Priebe remain in office, which would inti-
mate that they are reconciled.
111,1116.1111111.0; DEctll2ll2, 5.
We have received intelligence boas 'Trieste of
the i 24 November, which states that Ali Perim,
who bad been besieged for such a length of time in
the finite** of Janina, was at hot delivered, and
that Chourrchid Paths had been defeated. The
Selietes had succeeded in making themselves mate
• tent of Purge. The Beys of Croja and Duraexe
in Albania, have raised the standard of rebellion.
These revolts; it.appears, are totally unconnected
with that of the Greeks.
FROM vas BANKS OF Tat DANUBE. NOV. 28.
It is asmiuticed that the Greeks have defeated
the T 4!%: at Cassandra, and that they are ad-
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eancing tiy forced, marches upon Submits. The
harbour of that city has been blockaded for some
time past by 20 or 30 Hydriot vessels. The at.
most confusion prevailed at Salunica. This news

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,wents confirmation,.

SMYRNA. OCTOIIIR Q.

[From-the Spefefeer Oriental.]
.Copy of n Note prs.tntrd to the Sublime Porte
iey' the Viscount de Viella, dated the 10th of
Angost, 1841 :•—•
"The Charge d'A Weft Odor Court of Prune, to the sub.
lime Porte has the bower te; eisartiosicate use observations
' of hi Coort, which knee been jest traosmilled to hi,a. 'they
are alitited hyibn sentiments of that amity by which the
two Govern/netts are united. The Court of Prance is eager
to give proofs of it to the Sublime Porte in the critical rir-
eonsitances which have awakened all its solicitude. It has
sent the amicable relations between the Porte and Runts
disturbed to seen a degree as to excite apprehensions of a
reptore, which it immediately endeavonred to prevent by in
Ildtratices to tie Ottoman Administration. Their object was
its prosperity aid repose, cud the Court of France flatters
Shelf that these great advantages are attendant upon she
maintenance of peace, and that the Sublime Porte may pro.
serve it consistently with its ilignity. It is of opinion that
it i. indispensable for its interest as well as for hutment,
• that it should not engage in • war, the eh of which ere
.dangerous, arid the result not to be foresees.
" order to attain so desirable an end, the Conn of
F' has charged the undersigned to point oft the dila-
- rullivs 'illicit are obvious to it, sad which Ilse undersigned
. remarked to the Sublime Porte, is the repreoratatiosis which
he had the honour of ailitrvising Jo it in tie beginning of
Jaw, be was obliged to point out the GUMS of the war in
the religious risecution which sight be ottribittect