The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

llAmnoucar, JUNE `2s.—We have received
the following accounts from Constantinople BY

1:1 PRESs.

„ CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 28.—At a Council of
Ministers or Divans, held on the sth May, a most
important resolution was unanimously agreed to,
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nal hencejbrrcard the Corps of the Janis-
saries shall be represented in the Divan by three
•Alembers, chosen from their own body.' This
measure, which may perhaps decide the preserva-
en of the Turkish power, has been recommend-
bY Jussuf Aga, of the Janissaries, who is
w"'ell known for his fidelity and prudence. This
exPtrienced man represented that this was the
i'lY means to attach the Janissaries to the Porte,
41,4,1 to prevent all distrust. In the first Divan,
;1(1 in presence of the three Representatives of
Janissaries, on the 15th May, it was•resolved,
.M. 4 organi,e the Ottoman army on the European
j The Representatives of the, Janissaries
t-4de only two conditions, which ..were acceded
'list, That the dress of the troops should not be
(I)=ered
2d, that the detested name. of Nizam
e adib; Which cost' the excellent Selim hiS lift
41°01d be avoided, and another suitable one be
(()Pted instead. They are now employed in.
a-a4,_wing up the plan of organization, which will
,4e a remarkable era in the Ottoman history.
in the same Divan it was debated what was to
are done respecting the insurrection in the Morea,
TILL' With regard to the Greek nation in general.—
'l.e neW Patriarch was called upon to give his
hie 'Mion. The composure and dignity with which
csPoke produced a great effect.
Pox Another measure,which may be extremely- im-
telirt in its consequences, but may likewise
cliff t° inspire the Porte and lead to unpleasant
2naneteaces with the maritime.powers, is ' the sum-
joi.i.B„e'll to the piratical States of Barbary to
cant- silt
fleet with all the ships which they
i1e7414-1;' In the. summons addressed to these
et.ss es tvery thing is said that can inflame fana-
,hi
„and tempt cupidity.
e4c„ he English Ambassador has already declar-
ii 'mat his Court cannot permit the ships of the
1114:,hary States to come into the lonian Sea, and
.sh-a`t all the ports of the lonian Islands would be
, •
4, a,atnst them.
ttis, 'lllO adwission of representatives of the Ja-
sal:arits into the. Divan, a circumstance unpa-.
ex(lle.d the Turijsh history, has produced an
oritraordinary sensatioli here—the consequentes-
-Ise lucalculable.
.
nergetic- measures have beers adopted for
btth.t.safoY. of the foreign Ambassadors. All
tw:l's are forbidden to speak of pubic events;
0l),(113.f Pretty high rank have expiated their dis-
IL 'epeeWith their lives.- A plot conce.rted by
e
(14 lints to burn the Marine Arsenal has been
heec°‘ered ; 20 of the persons implicated have
~",executed.
'NL ;le English Ambassador, Lord Strangford,
18(1 "ad his.final.audience of the Sultan on the
hO4O . lTay, was received with extraordinary
nioili,su,lss and some degrading parts of the cere-
the ,” forms were omitted. • Generally, when
raoublier;7bassadors come to the middle gate of
cl e
th
fOrta Capussi), they are desired
avid invited to sit down on a bevah,
„,-f"ierls tile usual seat of the Imperial execu-
:"ade and hangmen ; here they' are generally
th° wait an hour before they are admitted
M 0 sec Lord Strangford did not
. ond court. p
rkselp all: but passed the bevah. The Sultan
/lobe r; answered his speech, which is usually
• isles titn Grand Vizir. Among the -ceremo-
Th 00 t
A (' re, he occasion it.must be added, that before
41roha:""t1 at which the Grand Vizir and the
Preter-sador eat sitting, and the two first inter-
Pay ,'s standing, the Janissaries received their
the
a- a tedious ceremony which lasted 5 hours,
lvas I.rear.s being paid for 6 months. The money
pi4st urought hi in 13,000 leather bags, of .500
bass res each (617, millions of piastres). The Am-
areado r,received as a present. 5 horses, which
15_0,,Iv°rtb -•5,000 piastres, and their trappings
fo',.,`-)0 piastres. The Ambassador had presented
(111`"e Sultan,• in the name of his Sovereign, a
de
Sr•'e'r set with jewels, worth 50,000 piastres.
44,,10 PeTEnsuunet, 9.—Tbe Emperor
'd lisle perfect health on the 21th (0. 8.) at
,falschina, the summer residence of the Empress
;e2lo who received him as he alighted from his
age. The Emperor . then went to Zarsko-
Jl_7elo- On the 26th the flag hoisted on the
tvl,ater palace,' announced to the rejoicing inha-
il of the Capital the presence of their be-
,uo !id Sovereign. Ilis Majesty had repaired first
; the Church of the Mother of the God of Casan,
'0 attend the Te-4 Jen d Winter al
iRE -m, an then went to the
1)-. ace,u and afterwards to liamenoiostrow,
mss Elizabktb soon'arrived'from