The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-03 00:00:00

TURKEY AND GREECE.

The Allvtneine Zeitung of the `.sth January
• has been received, from which we select the
following article :
ODEss,t, JAN. B.—The following is the Hatti ScherifF of
the Sultan„ issued on the appointment of the Grand Vizier,
Utigleb Paella, on the 13th of December (0. S.), 1833:
" To my Supreme Vizier, and unlimited, upright, and
faithful Deputy Essacho-Mehmed Said-Galeb
greeting,—
" It is known to thee that thy predecessor, Ali Pacha, in con-
secpaance of his inattentive and careless character, has done no
business since his appointment, as it was his duty ; and as his
cuaduct has by no means answered my expectations, his re-
moval has become necessary.
As thou has lost; been employed in affairs of importance,
and-4re acquainted with all the affairs of my empire, and hast
• carntantly given proofs of probity and fidelity, I have appointed
thea.my Supreme Vizier, with unlimited powers, and entrust
the conduct of affairs to thy tried experience and fidelity. Con-
dact thyself in every thing according to the holy law, and en-
deavour to put the most important affairs in order. .3lay the
Cod of Mercy support thee in all things.
" As it is evident that if the affairs of the Morea are not yet
terminated, this is to be ascribed to the want of zeal in the
persons entrusted with the management of them—thou will take
care that the necessary measures be adopted in concert by
sea and land, that the fortresses and towns which tire in the
_hands of the rebels, may be speedily _taken front them, and
this matter be quickly terminated. Thou wilt see that the
necessary money
.and provisions for the inhabitants of my
capital he got ready betinies, that they may not suffer want.
—Thou wilt also see that the said inhabitants, as wt :11
those of my whole empire, enjoy perfect tranquillity. May
the favour of the Lord (Mahomet) make use of thee for his
honour and.glory, and as an instrument to manage successfully
the affairs of my empire eunlied to thee."—(Algemeins Ze;-
tune., Jim. 25.)
VIENNA, JAN. /I.—The Austrian Observer
publishes the following, under slate of Constan-
tinople, Dec:-24, after noticing the changes in the
Turkish Ministry :
" The news from tha theatre of war occupy and alarm the
Government. The citadel of Corinth has certainly surren-
dered to the Greeks. A fact still more afflicting is, that the
In.sur:;ents have made a second landing in Negropont (Eu-
lines), and gut posSessioa of Karisto. Their attack on Mity-
lane has not been less successful. The events which have
•takert place in the western part of the theatre of war are still
iiiore serious.

" The Pacha of Scutari writes, that he has been obliged to
raise the siege of Illissolunghi, and evacuate Anatoliko. For
two months this has been forseen by military men. The plan
of campaign this year has not been bad ; but the means of exe-
cution have all failed. The defection, and even revolt, of the
corps of C,009 Albanians, at Lutraki, was so much the more
calamitous to the Turks, as the Greek General, Mark eozzari,
took advantage of it, with rare talents, to effect his fine surprise
of Karpenissi. To complete the reverses, the Capitan Pacha
(it is not known why) abandoned the station of Patras. Mus-
tapha Pacha, however, ventured to attack the Greeks at Kali-
+lima, and obtained some advantage over them. This was the
'last affair of the campaign.
" The fatal issue of the siege of Nlissolunghi has had, and
,will have, fatal consequences for the Porte. its first effect has
been to raise all the Albanians in favour of the Greeks. The
latter announce already that thry will convert the blockade of
.Patras into a regular siege. Coloootroni marches on the place
-with 6or 8,00 men. At Constantinople it is said, that the
-feet of the Capitan Pacha is tube sent back thither to attempt
a diversion, but it is snore probable that the season will com-
.P#4l a suspension of twins."