The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

AI, I A C A.

Extract of a Letter from Constantimiple, dated April 10, 1826.
" An affair has' just occurred here which has
caused a great deal of noise. Two Albanians, on
horseback,. rode briskly up to the door of the
Grand Seignior's Chamberlain, Pashow Bey, and
'on the Chamberlain's looking out at 114 window
to'know what they wanted, they both fired their
pistolS at him. The balls whizzed past the Bey's
head, fortunately without touching hint., The
assassips instantly. scampered
.off at full gallop
by the road to Adt ianople. A well-mounted
party was in a few minuses in pursuit of them,
and at a village' about sixty miles off they came
up with one of the fugitives, whom they seized
and bronkht back to Constantinople ; the other
effected his escape. The Albanian in custody re-
fused at first to say a word in explanation of the
extraordinary and daring adrentute in which he
had been engaged, but on being put to the rack,
he confessed, what was genet ally believed to be
the case, that be and his companion had been
hired by the famous Ali Pacha to murder Pashow
Bey.
The fact,'l understand, is, that this is only
ooe of many machinwions, on the part of Ali
Pacha, to take away the life of the Chamberlain,
against whom he appears to have conceived an on-
ext inguishable hatred. The history of Pashow Bey,.
for years past, has been nothing but a narrative of
hair breadth escapes from the vengeance of his
persecutor. At one time, by means of bribery
and, intrigue, Ali Pacha contrived to procure a
sentence of death from the. Porte against him', to
escape which, Pashow Bey fled into Egypt, front
the Viceroy of which he rtceived protection.

" While residing at Alexandria, some Albanian
mariners called on him, and solicited his advice,
as a conntrytn4n, as to the disposal of some goods
which they said they had jest brought into the
harbour, and which they wished him to go on
board their small bark to inspect. Pashow bad
learnt by this time the danger of being too con-
fiding; he sent a person to make a iniv4te sur-
vey of the Albanian vessel, who reported that
instead of being laden with goods, We was all in
sailing trim, ready to start at a moment's notice.
Pashow of course declined the friendly invitation
of his countrymen, who finding themselves
baulked in their too obvious design, left the port
with all possible expedition. The circumstance
coining to the ear of the Viceroy, so strength-
ened the interest which he had taken in Poshow
Bey, that he applied in his behalf to the Grand
Seignior, from whom he obtained a revocation of
the sentence of death, and permission to Pashotv
to return to Constantinople, where he has since
resided.

The Sultan, I am told,was so incensed at ads
last audacious attempt °FAH Pacha's that he had de-
termined to visit him with his utmost displeasure;
but be has since adopted a mote cautious, but,
perhaps, as severe a policy ; be has appointed new
governors to a number of military posts, particular-
ly of the principal passes into Albania, which have
been hitherto allowed to be held by persons of
Ali's appointment. This is supposed to be a great
step towards the ultimate downfall of this forMi-
dahle partisan. His agents have been Like sent
away how the Capital, and ail property of Ali's,
in their hands, has been seized."

YesPerday, the 111arquii And Marchioness of
CAMDEN. gave a grand dinner, at their noble
residence in Arlington street ; and in the evening
the Nohlene Alarchioness entertained a large party
with Ste.

CHARTER-House.—The living of Little Wig-
borOW, in the county of 14,,.,ex, having become
vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. HEATFICOTE,
we have great pleasure in assuring those Gen-
tlet►ten who have been educated on the Foundation,
that by the original Chatter of the 9tl► of .Litnes
the First, grtinied in the lifetime of the Founder,
Mr. InomAs SUTTON, the Go‘erotos, tot the
time being, ate expressly charged to give and
bestow the spiritual livings upon the Scholars
who have been taught and brought up in
the 1-10.piial ; by which provident regulation of
the Founder, on behalf of the Scholars of the
liospital, the Governots are legally restrained from
presenting a stranger to !Le of Little Wig-
borow, in preference to a teal Carthusian, or one
educated on the Foundation.

Mr. AusTIN, the Drawing Master, of eccentric
memory, %yell known to the Electors of West-
minsier. some years ago, for his sincolar exertion
in support or Mr. Fox, when a Candidate for that
City, died a tew days ago at Brighton., in the 99th
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