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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1821.

" The Court of Peers closed yesterday its de•
iberations in the affair of the conspiracy of Aug.
SW. Its sentence will be delivered on Monday

at noon.

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CONSTANTIN'OPLE, JUNE 19.—During the
last five or six days the horizon -has been again
obscured. Baron de Strogonoff has broken off
all communication with the Porte, and retired to

country house. It is said the Governme

has taken possession of the Baron's effects in this
city, acid has also adopted measures to prevent
his escape. It is added, that the Government
immediately dispatched two couriers direct to the
Emperor Alexander, and that their return will
decide this important affair.

CC HAMBURG, JULY G.—The day before yes.
terday a courier, dispatched by the Ottoman
Porte to London, passed through this town with

the utmost expedition."
HERMANSTADT, JUNE 24.--The Turks are
not yet at Jassy, but the flight of the Arnauts
and Hetaerists, by the route of Skuleni (the
principal entrance into Russia from Moldavia
proves that they are not far distant. Jassy is
nearly evacuated by tl►e inhabitants.

" A traveller just arrived from Kichenou, a
commercial town of Russia, states that the Rus-
sian troops expect daily, and with the greatest
impatience, orders to enter Moldavia. The Turks
complain that the Russians permit the Hetaerists
to assemble in their territory, and to cruize un-
der the Russian flag against the Turks. The
Pacha. of Braila, who demanded that the Greek
vessels on the Danube, near the mouth of the
Pruth, should be ordered to quit that station, has
not yet received any answer.

" VIENNA, JULY 4.—Among the strangers
lately arrived from Moldavia is Prince Jordaki
Ghyka.

" TRIESTE, JULY I.—lt is confidently reported
that Ali Paci►a is not only alive, but that he
has embracid Christianity, and is married
to a lady belonging to one of the most distin-

guished Greek families. The Ottoman squadron
which was cruizing in the waters of Prevesa, is
said to have 'been captured by the fleet of the
insurgents. The Greeks have a squadron cruiz-

ing near the Dardanelles, waiting a favourable
opportunity to proceed to Constantinople ; and
the inhabitants of the Grecian Archipelago are
ertring an expedition to proceed to the assist-
ance of their countrymen.

44 AUGSBURG, JULY 9.—Letters from Con-
stantinople of the 15th of June, state, decapita.
Lions arid assassinations still continue in that
captal. The Turks not only murder the Greeks,
but, in their blind fury, extend this bloody per-
secution against other Christians, and especially
against the Armenians. The European Ministers
have done all in their power to protect the
subjects of thvir respective countries, but with little
effect. The Europeans who are now most exposed
to the greatest danger are the Russians ; the
popular fury ryes violently against them in con- I
sequence of its being indu,triQusly report: d that
they were privy to all the insurrections which

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Evening, 10 minutes after 5.

The Paris Journals of Sunday reached us this
day, and announce the ARRIVAL OF THE KING
OF PORTUGAL AT LISBON on the 3d instant.
P ARI s J u I:;.—The Madrid Gazette of
the 7:h of July, receivcd by express, contains
the following official article :
" An Extracrdinary Courier, dispatched from Lisbon, by the
King's Charge d'Affaires to the Portuguese Government, has
brought to the Spanish Government the following connunica-
don, dated the 4th inst.

" Yesterday, very early in the morning, a signal was made
that the Portuguese squadron was in sight, and at 11 a.m. the
ship of the line John W. anchored in the port of Belem, and
the other ships of the cotwoy in succession. To-day, at noon,
his Majesty and the Royal Family landed with great pomp, and
proceeded to the cathedral, where aTe Deum was sung. The
King and his family afterwards entered the hail of the Cortes,
where the King took the oath to maintain and observe the Con-
stitutional bases decreed by Congress on the 9th of May last.
During this august and s:,:emn ceremonial the most perfect
tranquillity and good order crerailed."