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• tem tx, luxe 15.
The Russian Chancellor, Prince Baratinsky, has
arrived here from Russia ; and the English Envoy
at Cassel, Mr. Taylor, from London.
ST. rrreasevanu, JUNE I.
M. Novosilsoff, who has been much indisposed
for some days, with an attack of the rheumatism, is
now greatly recovered.
M. Kalitschcw, who had been F.nvoy to several

Courts, and who was for some time Vice-Chancel-
lor, during the reign of Nut, is lately dead.
The second division of the Embassy to China
sets out on its journey to•day.
CONSTANIIKOPLF, MAY IS.
The Ministers of the Porte have held two greet
conferences relative to the proposition which has
been Made for a triple alliance between England,
another great Power, and the Sublime Porte; but
nothing has yet been determined; and though s-rme
persons pretend that this alliance is already signed,
it is known, with certainty, that the Minister of the
Power not named, has received orders from his

Court to delay the conclusion of this negotiation.
MAY 18.
The letter of the Emperor Napoleon has et
length been delivered to the Grand Seignior, but not
precisely in the manner that the French Charge
d'Affaires, M. Parandier, and the Interpreter, M.
Joubert, had desired. Atter the audience which
those gentlemen had demanded, in order to deliver
personally the letter from the Emperor Napoleon to
the Sultan, bad been refused, as contrary to the
usages of the Sublime Porte; the Charge d' 4faires,
Parandier, transmitted to the Grand Seignior, by
the Reis Effendi, a second note, in which he repeat-
ed his demand, and even represented the conduet
of the Minister, as deficient in civility. He added,
that it the letter was not accepted in the manner he
had required, he had orders to demand passports
for all the persons attached to the French Embassy,
and immediately to leave Turkey with them. Upon
this, M. Joubert was direned to go to the summer-
palace, at Kiatana, where he met the Emperor in a
walk ; when one of the officers attending on the
Sultan took the letter from the hands of M. Jou-
herr, and delivered it to the Grand Seignior, who,
however, did not say a word to the bearer.

The squadron, which has long been fitted out in
the docks of the arsenal, sailed on the Soth of April,
to cruise off the coasts of the Morea.
hmael Pasha, who made his escape from St.
John D'Acre, has been taken, and was brought
hither on byword a shir, on the 26th ult and, after

having undergone, at the house of the Bostang
Pasha, an interrogatory and torture, during 24
hours, to force from him a confession of what had
be.tome of the treasures of Dgezzar Pasha, had his
head cut off on the morning of the 28th. The
head was afterwards exposed on a silver plate, at the
inner gate of the Seraglio. A part of the treasures
above-mentioned have already arrived in this city.
ITALY. MAY 27,
The late Grand Master of the Order of Malta,
died lately at Montpelier, of a decline.
OLNOA, MAT 29.
Letters received yesterday from the South of
Spain Kate, that the united French and Spanish
Beets have landed 3,000 men at the Canary islands,
to reinforce the garrison there, and then continued
their voyage, with a favourable a ii.J. They met
in their way with two English frigates, %-).' It they
captured.