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CONSTANTINOPLE, Mc. 10.
She continued activity in the Seltlllll, the forwarding of the am-
eltanitimi Bc. and the repeated levies of troops in the several parts
of Kali,. and Illacedonia, winch are initnerffludy sent to the
these of war, prove that the Poste is resolved to prosecute during
the winter the epesii:DpE in the Moron, and agamet 111issolonitlo.
It seems to attach great importance to the reduction of the littler
place. It places its chief hopes in the to-operation of the Capstan
lathe, who arrived en the 19:h nf November With 13."11)9 in
lb* thole el g Anitmg the troops destined to attack the
Sue are 4 600 regular Egyptian troops, Bey.sonsf n.
law of the Viceroy of Levitt, who is hard to be one ro the best ,;(1!.
mote. We have no authentic accou da of the strength of Red.chid
Pachs'a army, which stems to have been greatly reduced by sick.
new and desertion. It a tint yet known what part Ibrahim Pacha,
litho soon aft; r the landing of the expedition marched towards the
North. will take in theoperationa against 31teanlotighi. From having
ordered large magazines to be formed at Gas ouni, same think Le in.
. tends to go to that part with the majority nt his forces, but others
think the taiga:tines may be for the stotply of theanny before 31411.1.
longhi and tit the fleet, and that Ibrahim will whack Corinth or Na.
poll di flamatia, which are the only plects in 11;e Peninsula,
!Idea Slalvasta, that are it, the Hance ot the insurgents. For some
tim- pad there have been no actions in the interior, as even the
beads that formerly wandertd in the mountains are dissolved, and
roost of •he troops ere genet 11)&4 and tipeetia, where they at .I!
seem to expect an stunt fro is time Turkish fleet. The first is said
to be garrisaned by 1,O(0 Itomeliont. the letter he 3,009 Albanians,
which have lately been reinfirced by the or NO regular troops,
?armed sty fienersi Fabviet.
• The Greek squat:rm. or at least the greater part of them, nee
Mil to have retreated to Sp_rsita and Hydra, after two unsuccessful
souk. on the Turkish fieetatattoned at the entrance of the Gulf of
Patriot.
From Athens we lean that the Toth.; evacuated Salons on the
night of the 13,h, and went ;Li Zeitatini. The came* of this once-
pected event are no: known. Only we know that Goer's, %%MP.
sod Cir,Laiti appeared at the latter end of Oenther with a large
• force near Salons; a. on the 2,1.1 i they intereep•td a considerable
convoy of provieinas and arnotunt•ine, ard on the Sikh attacked and
• die treed a corps of Athenians march•ng front Salons to ZePouni.
Thi, letter rearms the acamat of the mirth!) of Thusapi hey,
• Hershel of the Empire, and of Nediehib EiTentli, Agent of the
Viceroy of Egypt, to the Altrea. They were to leave Co;:stantis
• Maple in a few days, and to take hat tz:v attendanta, in order to
travel with pester expedition: 100 punts ale oesigned then, for
their traveihrg eerier tea. The choice of two Illetl of such high
' rank and triad ability, is a proof ti the great importance of tire
thietion confided to their..
,ltlekkisade Assim li:y has, at his own request, Itezn allowed to
.lay d aen the efE,:c of Nltifti, and h is gone to his tnowtry house on
the Bosphorus. to end his days in retirement. Kilklii3tie Tahir
Werth, late Kaihaskis of Anatolia, has already been intralled in '
the orlice of Mufti in his stead. —A starion Ob.,e,ver. Jan. 3.
FRANKFORT. JAN. 8.
The Frinkin t Germar. Cazftle of this slate emrains (from
-Berlin Papers to the 5 ft) the offiz:al ar•icle dated Pet:tablet:lN
Dec. QS, containing documents relative to the repunciatioo of Con.
etantine, and the proclamation of the Grand Duke Nicholas, as
Emperor of Russia. No mentioa is made of any oppos:tion by
the troops. The Allgrmeine Zeittwg of the ft h Jan. has also, by
express, the news of the seees,ion of his Majesty. 'Nicholas I.