The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-01 00:00:00

(BY AN EXTRAORDINARY CONVEYANCE.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, NOV. 6.
For these six days the most disastrous reports have been
spread respecting the state of things in the Mores, and the
measures taken by the Allied Powers to carry into effort
the Convention of July 6. Now it was said that the
whole Turkish fleet had been destroyed by Cochrane ; then
it was stated to have been done by the Allied Admirals.
But, as the Porte made nothing known till the 3d, in the
evening, beyond the accounts from Navarin of the beginning
of October, and the first rencentre of Admiral Codrington
with Ibrahim Pacha, people begin to think that it will re-
main passive for the present, and that the European Am-
bassadors, perfectly acquainted with all the circumstances,
designed to wait for the impression they would make on the
Divan. However this may be, extraordinary agitation is
observed at the Porte, and, from some circumstances,
people are disposed to infer a more conciliatory temper in
the Reis Effendi. The capital is tranquil, and it is clear
the Porte has not yet the intention of exciting the Mussul-

* Not the 19th, as erroneously stated in the Gazette de
France, dated Nov. 29.

men, This circumstance allays, in a great degree, lbei
prehension, of -die Franks, yet; in truth, it only 000
the Porte has not yet come to a final resolution.

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This is the article given by the Gazette de r
At the end of it the Allgemeine Zeitung has the for
parenthesis : .;
(" According to merchants' letters from Vientvir
Nov. 19, a report was current in that city that the
sadors of the three Powers, who were already °°.
their sliips, had been detained, because the Turks khl
tercepted a despatch of M. de Ribeaupierre, in v1"1 rife
Russian army on the Pruth was ordered to
The Editor of the Allgemeine Zeitung mentions thi,f
port, without answering in the smallest degree for
rectness.") pass that

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The Paris Morning Papers of Wejl.
which reached us last night, do not conf3lD ana
rte
political news, but furnish us with further re.4l,
of the Elections. The returns from the Pero
mental Colleges are said to be favourable te
Constitutional party. According to the .101111)
en
des Debats, 34 Opposition Deputies lorl The
returned by them, and 27 Ministerial.
total returns known are said to be—

Opposition 2OB
Ministerial

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Faxxcis Fumns, Nov. 28.—Three per Cents. -9f. fop
Five do. 101 f. 55c. ; Bank Actions, 2,000 f. ;
77f. 50c. ; Spanish (1823), 67f. Exchanzrof°,
London—At One month, 25f. 10c. ;at three ditto/
95c.

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tiO
that out of 98 . vessels, Turkish and Egg
thsi
that were in the Bay of Navarin, not more
four were in a condition to sail after the
and even those had Suffered materially.

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