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of Nesse% 1511‘11011 4,4,bnamk, cr Donal eallss
standout of the eity el ill,karis, Grob the peesseties
(that the had eseesple sight not he pospophod to
asps of the pub el the province if Alms) or
seeding s detmohiseot to Sets Cr.: de Caropesn.,l
on toreetaat point on the headers of the two proj::1
eissra.ehrogh he had ersqrafilsioei, -
ameehei the other to Puente. Ms precaution
set. i waits. for on the itOthapt tom shog ass.
Delhi. sail IDoillagaillo, emir
oldie issergessb of Navarre. otitis it
lid Iliorsodo, tarrying of arms martens.. Ni
. ft sent .adeteelintent of sheik • hondrei
4011 nen. chiefly militia, who titered their
serviees, and, in coacert with othereeletachasents. 1
sttocked theserebels. Doimingoido OM Wed. sad
OW others taken. There wee ' lispoitast
mt
ostwisbed
Rad Agon. Detachments were frost
Leib to reinforce the troops of Armpit, others
see proceeding by forced marches from Cata-
kohl fa the same purpose : others have marched
foss Valencia. and. in short, from all ports, eves
ifeeleardare. Troops are ordered to ArrigOi4 mod
Navarre, which proves the exertions of the Govern.
Swat. Neap was received at Vittoria that the troops
;of General Lopez 841104 have entirely beaten the'
.11rerorgeota of Navarre under their Chief, Ladroor-•
(Madrid Papers, Deeess‘er 17. J
. IMANKFOIT, 'scum. IS. -;
The exchange of the ratificotiotnef streaking*
'llien for the narigatios of the Elbe. enact Ups"
the e3ll of lone, took place at Dresdeo ea the mit
or this fool.th, mud the ratifications have bees' bode
fbk all the States adjaeeut la *Aerie', • ly.
aid without any reserve whatever; . the list of
ilasoary tieing too neer, it has been resolved to fix
',he lit of March, len, es the time at which the
binrigation of the fiver shell be opened, according
!* this Convention. It would be very desirable if.
tat the same time, the final regulation of the nevi-
ration of the Rhine could be adopted. and put an
cad to the apprehensiois of the merchants, which
bare at so time been alarming.
lIAMIVIaII. 11AIVART 3.
Were received authentic accounts from Cts-
. staseinople of the 1011 of December, according lIIIP
which politic tranquillity was still maintainefs'
The Porte had issued another firma. throughout'
the sispire. retomatending to the authorities more
sessegly than ever to preserve order and protect
property. The dispute with Persia was considered
settre-adjusted, the misunderstanding to which the
&Asa seems to have been urged being cleared
icip. The Porte had declared that it fully eoncerred
in-the poetic views at the European Calsittetse end
wth disposed to de every thing to preserve peace.
Letters from Leipsig, of the 31.1 mlt.smy...“ At Vi.
eons they had letters from Constantinople of
the ad of December, and soon after of the 9th; the
Mier were of a more pacific character, but all
these pnaste eccoanta merit but little credit, es
the political relations are enveloped in proikshil
obscurity. Probably the Turkish Goverolisiat
hes net safficient power to check the fanaticism
sad the irsolence of the Jingoistic' and the =
lace, and to avert an inevitable war, however
it may be its interest."—(Hembergh Papers,
lama, 4./

41 IV:: rs •

FLANDERS MAIL.
•Im••
SINTINILE, lASI/ART 6.

A letter from Vicuna wlsiels hlrn bodiAdimisi.
cited to US sod which comes frill* very rilliteillt-
ble source. contains the following news froneooll.
stantioople, which comes down to the 10th Demo.
ber

The Sultan has irritated the Janissaries by
opposing the pillage of the suburb of Pere,
which he had promised them. On the 9th of
December a report was spread that his Sublimity
bad accepted the ',hi:Natant of Russia. At this
sues howling, were heard before the Seraglio.
The Sultan having sent for Deli Mslelsi. who
owned himself to be the author of this report, cot
off his head with his sabre. This execution seemed
to quiet for os moment the ferocious soldiesy; but
towards evening the Jataissaries, collecting to the
number of 17,000, traversed Constantinople, and
commenced the pillage which hod been promised
them. The Sultan attempted to harangue them,
but in vain ; hr was obliged to return into the Soap
IM amidst a volley of bells and stones. Then the
mutineers prepared to besiege the palace. 'left-
most', losing all hope of safety, called all his
family around ham, and sacrificed with own hand
his three daughters and his son, exclaiming in
a solemn voice, " The times are accomplished."
At the same time the Janissaries forcing their way
on all sides into the Palace, appeared sod were
struck with horror. lie then cried to them. point-
to his son, who lay stretched lifeless at his reel—
, The race of &Ishmael is going to be exhort. wad
the reign of the Pitmans is at as end*: Saying
these words, he plunged his dagger iu his heart, and
expired before their eyes."
• The Tacks believe that the reive of the Ottomans will
Amish with the race of Haltom's, of which Mohamed was
the last brasch.—(Oroek,J 7.)
TRIBSTE, DICCEIIIIIII 16.
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Compenies have been formed in some ports of
Italy, which undertake to furnish tht Greeks with
arms and ammunition. The Greeks have plenty
of money, and pay immediately; even English
join in tins trade. which ',resents irresistible pros-
pects of gain, and the prohibitions of the Lord
High Lomatt.sioner in the lonian Islands are
amiable to hinder the frequent eousumuincations be-
tween the Seven Islands and the Greek Archipelago.
letters have been received to-day (ruin Corfu
which are dated only eleven days back. They
state that all the towns of the Peloponnesus, except
Como, are its the hands of the Greeks. Even
Arta has }Wiled is their aims. which now triumph
not only in the Pelopoimesus, but in Thrallsly and
in all Epirus. as at Cassaudra.—(Joartsal de la
Belgilme, January 8.)

GERMAN PAYERS.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 47.

The Aligeweite Zeitaing, of the 20,11 December,
published a letter dated OJesea, 2d Dscember,
which stated that news from Constantinople to the
23d November had beau received there.—is[This
h tier has been since published 111 many Getman
and other Journal. I —We have been haul( asceus-
towed to communications of this kind, and should
thtrefure deem this out; su:thy of uu further no-

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