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PJR.SIGN VNTELLIGENCE.
GE LMAN PAPERS.

•ICNINA, *anal 4.
. The following are the latest accounts received from
Ci,nitatitinople by the lest mail of the II th Feb.:
Oo the list of this month several Tartan arrived
is the capital from Chourschid Pitch% with accounts
which could leave nodotibt of the fate of Ali Pache.
These 'mounts agree entirely with throe which we
had before received from Peewees. (See Austrian
Observer of Igth and tooth February.) Al Pomba
is said to have declared to Choursclud Pacha that
he was reeolved to blow himself up if the Sultan
would not row him his pardon and security fur his
life. it Wes supposed at Constantinople thet those
who were shut up with him in his fort would bud
means to prevent the execution of his threat.

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These amounts have been received with great joy
by the Porte. They were considered us decisive for
the progress of the operations iu Albania sod the
More*.
Imiaedistely after the arrival of the news from
Jasmine. a resolution was taken to send Mehated
Niche, ate Grerernor of the Dardanelles, as Spas.
kier, and first in command after Chourscbid Poc.fiss,
to the Mores, with a corpora troops, saidto be very
well disciplined; and oa the 6th of February the
Captain Pacha received official information of the
actual sailing of the expedition from the pardai.
miles. It consists of 60 sail, under himapir
mend of Pepeghi Haul Bey, and hits as asemi
12.000,1 and troops,commanded by Melimed Plums,
Oil the 9th there were launched in the propotilli
of the Sultan and hii suite a ship of the tine, 40
gees, teiselser, and two uncommonly larger ms.,
boats. litlrspor certain that about the end
March a feet of 40 sail will gs to the Archipelago,
trader the command of the Captain Podia, whi
wih hoist his flag on hoard the new ship of the line
Mansur Live (Standard of rietoryf.
The five Greek Bishops whom we lately Meow
boned arena' under arrest. The Patriarch sends
to them every morning to inquire whether they have
soy orders to give relative to their dioceses. The
Porte has caused a large sum of money to be give
to the Patriarch fur the purpose of repairing his
metropolitan church and residence, which were do.
wind by the mob in the tumults of April last
pier.
Attsh Pimp, who was appointed to go to
&serum as IliessekErnini (Commissary-General of
the camp), 1100 Mt out for his destination. No-
thing further hos transpired of hostilities with the
Persians, but • strong Turkish army is said to
have assembled near Erzerum.
The public Journels still continue to speak as
if the Persians had no great inclination to end the
war, and even threatened the Ottoman provinces
with fresh invasions. The truth, however, is pre-
cisely the contrary of what those papers would,
have us believe.

The Porte, fall of indignation et the Persians,
has not yet been able to resolve to consider the war
as terminated, and will not sign any peace till Ow
Schah of Persia has engaged to give folliodemnity
for the excesses committed by his troops, and satii-
factuty security for the future maintenance of peace
OA the frontieis.—(.4astriaa Momper, March 5.)
1148111TIER5 01P ITALY, 111,1111cH 3.
Letters ft mij !..eglioras my, that the Greeks are
to cede to tjakfliorth Americans • couvenient har-
bour, fur which they are to aid the Greeks with a
well-equipped squadron, which, however, is to
bear the Greek flag. It is well known how long
the Americans have negotiated to obtain a
mari-
time depot in the Mediterranean, and what large
sums they have offered fur it : fur instance, for
Elbi. Orftalate, ke. which however Orly . never
could accoaiiilialty tin act:tient of the ieierfereuce
of England lo premni is now known that the
plague has been brought to Constantinople by a
resod which stranded on the coast. There is great
reason to fear that the winter, which has been ex-
tremely mild there also, and is already succeeded
by sprung. may have contribUted to the develops.
went of the contagion, and that it will constant
dreadful ravages among the treops. It is believed
than Constantinople will be defended nearly iu the
seine summer as in 1811 and 1812.
Accounti from Smyrna of January 30, my that