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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE!

HAMBURG/4 MAILS.

CONSTANTINOPLS, GUT. 20.

Since the arrival of two Couriers from Paris,
Marshal Brune. the French Ambassador, has had
new conferences with the Reis Effendi, relative to
the acknowledgment of the Emperor Napoleon.
Hitherto the Porte has taken no determination upon
the subje&. Other recent communications between

the same Ministers have bees occasioned by letters
from the lonian Islands, which have brought an
account that a past of the Russian troops
in garrison at Corfu had proceeded to Alba-

nia, and were there well received by the inhabitants.
The French Ambassador, having received this in-
telligence, immediately demanded from the Mi-
nister an explanation upon the subjett ; he assured
the Reis Effendi, in an interview with him, " that
dm entrance of Russian troops into Albania, should
the Dews be confirmed, must have the most unfavour-
able coasequences, as it would annihilate the neu-
trality." The Ottoman Minister formally contra-
dißed this news, ant assured him, that the Porte
would maintain iu system of neutrality, and would
. take no step which could eke it.
According to the latest news from Egypt, hostili.
ties.continue betwe n the Aeronauts and the Mame-
lukes, and that country is still the prey of trouble
and contusion. The Francs who inhabited Cairo
'• have resolved to retire to Alexandria, where they
propose to await the issue of this contest. In Syria,
the rebel Pacha, Ishmael, who is invested in Acre
-by the Pacha of Damas, and the Captain Pacha, has
demanded a truce, in order to capitulate. The
"brie has consequendy sent a man of ability to
Ace, wish full powers to act. Meanwhile tranquil-
lity is not yet re-established at Aleppo. In the
European Provinces, the Pacha of Romelia has
fought, ad almo.t entirely destroyed, the Brigands,
who infested that country. Their Chief, Rokachi-
Ili, hog, h9w•vari asenPuls and withdrawn with the
beeidue of his troops, amounting to about 1000
sewn, to the territory of Passwan Oglou.—(heraal
Politivre, eirlecaat Gazette de Leyde.)
nor. 12.
The Preach Ambassador, Marshal Brune, has
had several conferences with the Reis Effendi, and
represented to him the consequences which the Porte
might expire to result from delaying to acknow-
ledge the Emperor of the French. It is also known,
that some ministers from other courts have endea-

vowed to induce the Porte to make this acknow-
legement. but all these applications appear to be
fruitless, as the Grand Signior has declared to the
French Ambassador, that in consequence of the
misting treaty between him and the Emperor of
Russia, he eat bound first to make a communica-
tion on this 'obis& toll's Emperor Alexander. Me
ministers of the Poem bewever, assured the Am-
bassador, that even themes a war should take place
betimes Russia and Trance. the Turkish Emperor
*meld centime to observe the striCtest neutrality.
Accardie Os letters from the Black Sea, a consi-
40111MaiMbar ef Russian troops`kre assembled at
Sslnsiermi. as a farther reinforcement to the troops
in Corfu.
Adviem Nave been received from Albabia, that a
very aeive recruiting is carrying on there..—(By el
CONISCP

OCT. 13.
OA dot refuel of the Porte t send new Creden-
tial' to the Turkish Ambassador at Paris, Marshal
Brew decimal to the Grand Vizier, that he could

ractionger continue at a Court, which would not for-
, May acknowledge the Emperor of the French,
r and therefore deamoded that his passports might be
made out. He received these on the evening of the
' &h inst. ; and yesterday be set out on his return to
1 Parie, by the way of the Black Sea, and thin' Wal-
lachia and Vienna. M. Ruffin remains here as
1 Ciargel4faires for commercial transactions.
AILILIANDNIA, (CT. 11.
On the Bth inst. the 16th regiment of French Ar-
tillery, and tho division of Simpers, lying here, re-
ceived orders to break up immediately fey loalon ;
and early the nest day they began their march.
All foreign officers here must immediately leave
this fortress.
et r ?INA, OCT. 27.
This day arrived Left an extraordinary courier
from the Turkish Legation to M. Tipoldo, the
I Turkish Cloarge erAtrairet here, who had travelled
with witch expedition as to perform the journey in
the short time of seven days. The dispatches of this
'll courier, who, alter receiving his passports from our
chancery, immediately proceeded on his journey to
Constantinople, are, it is understn,d, of graft im-
P°, ttance and relate to the circumstance of the
Turkish Ambassador not having been accredited to
the Emperor Napoleon. It is feared a breach will
take place.betwecn France and the Porte, at least,
'*t.hat the diplomatic relations between the two em-
pires will safer a temporary interruption.
-'burgh, Mon-

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