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local duty, and whose uumber is very considensik
The officers alone of all these corps 'scold form in
arroy fare numerous thin that of some kingdoms."
w—(JlNlsel de Bruxelles, Derember 21.)

FRANKFORT. DEcEMBER 14
• It is 'Armed that to one of the next sittings of
the ' Germanic Diet an important continuant:mina
will he made to shut Assembly on the actual mate
of the negaciations on foot between Russia and the
Porte.
The Prussian Government having ascertained
the unhappy certainty that there is a deticiewc7 of
ten totitions of dollars in its budget, which Can

only. be covered by a loan, negociations have already
been entered int* sritb fgtrical rcictigo banking
houses. ' ler. v and a...
DICUMBIM 7.
The Gazette of Venice of the sth of this mouths
say., " We have received directly from the coasts
of the Morro letters to the 14th November. At
that time it was not.koowit that the insurgents, who
had assembled their whole force before Patras, had
taken that place. These letters do not mention any
important event."
Comitantinople is not tranquil: the numerous
troops whirls the Sultan has raised, and which sur-
roond it, OP Janisseties, always factious and useless,
excite fears of an iiisorrection which would he ter-
rible ; for under the cloak of religion, which re-
quires, say the Janissaries, that the holy city,
which the Sultan inhabits, should he purged of the
enemies of the Prophet, in what scenes of pillage
and strocisy *mild they not indulge !—(Brassels
Pape►s, December 21.)
GERMAN PAPERS.

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The Nuremberg Correspondene has the follow.
ieg account from Constantinople of the 10th No-
vember ;.....
G, We here enjoy apparent tranquillity, but in
remote quarters and suburbs matters have been
worse again for come weeks. The fanatic Turks
who live there have considered two great fires which ,
we had as ball omens, and say the Prophet require's'
victims. They have therefore massacred some'
Greeks and sevetal Armenians, and only the armed
force could check their excesses. itt, wbigh.dissatis-
fied Janissaries favoured them.'''‘lssiwlMasmaialroas
Armenia are alarming. The Peiii;44•
.'havelailned
considerable advantages over the Taal's, who have,
however, opposed • brave resistance to them.
,The
force of lisirrak!eians has been very much exagge-
,
mated : it consists, according to Turkish accounts, of
tobagt 150,000 men, of whom 30,000 advance against
&Mum, and the rest against Bagdad. The Crown
Pei i `smith the first. The Turks are inferior in
forte Id' Mare parts. It is generally believed in
Constantinople that the Persianv, supported by the
discontented Armenians, may imake greet conquests
without.encoonterini any cousiderable obstacles.—
All the Persians here, and many Armenians, have
been thrown into prison. The chance KA* Mi-
wiatiy,ond the Paellas sherroirfficiently the itotisr-
sisidetits of the Divan:l..l,l,
1.1 Nose:.
.• Barra N<., roscsmia:lo.
,111,4 Russian and Turkish oat-posts oat the
tibutlalsave had some skirmishes, bat which have
Pot itatt to any thiug aeriout. The troop,',. ,
sift nations merely observe each other. - .ta ,• • ,
,al A letter from Constantinople, isT 16th Niaallupbee,
expresses fears of a general raatioi,
series. It seems that this turbulent soldier/ Ina
flueuced by the party 'which Is in tonal, ot the.
war. The Janissaries, an tttt r part, sow lothist
less than to exterminate 4141141 Infidels. The re-
turn of the Ottoman fleet him been marked by exe-
cution*, and not by rewards. The Sultan has had
seven of the principal officers beheaded, and some
others thrown irate prison. Of the four large ships
which the Turkish Government had, only one has
returned, the three others have been burnt by the,
Greeks. The Greeks have taken Petra' by storm.,
This affair cost them 700 men, but they have mad.
6,000 prisoners.
Accounts from Frankfort say, the affairs of the
purchasers of domains in the former kingdom of
Westphalia will probably not be brought any
• snore before the Diet at Frankfort, because, as
we are informed, the Elector of Hesse Cassel is
"Filling to accede to their proposals, and to grant
theta en indemnity of 30 or 40 per cent.
1t is also believed that one of the first affairs which
will be finally regulated by the Diet will be the
termination of the differences between this city and
the Jewish inhabitants, and some steps are thought
to hest been lately taken which will lead to a favour-
able result for the latter.
-TRIESTE. DECEMBER 3. •
Several vessels have arrived to-day frost Corfu.
They bring the news that. besides Caron and Mo-
don, the important fatties* of Napoli di Romania
has surrendered to the Greeks by capitulation. if
tine news should be true, the whole of the Mores.
would be Conquered by the Greek..

la the lonian Islands the operation ist disarming
the inhabitants, commanded by the English Go-
vernor, is said to here been every where attended
with resistance to the troops, its which blood hss
Mean, spilt. In some of the islands the armed pea-
auntt,. retired into the mountains, mud maintained
themselves in.full insurrection against the English.
—(dllginotine Zeitung, December 13 )

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