Star.
London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

VIENNA, DECEMBER 2s.

After referring to an article published in the Allge-
weine Zeitung of the 20th, and dated Odessa, Dec. 2,
the Austrian Observer makes the following remarks :
" We have long been accustomed to commun'cations of this

kind, and should not have considered thii worthy of any re-
t.-....tk, had it not greatly exceeded the usual measure of false-
Luod daily circulated With respect to the affairs of the East. On
this account we subjoin a few observations :
" 1. Neither on the 23d nor the 25th of November, nor even
Srteen day; later (for the direct accounts come down to the 9th).
had Constantinople been the theatre of any frightful disorders.
'.hat is still better, public order had not been in any manner
disturbed. In this large and populous city, and amidst the great
excitements of the public mind, the commission of any solitary
act of excess is scarcely observable, even amongst the rudest of

the lovrte class. However, in order to prevent any excesses

Ambasadors of Austria and England demanded a new and
rote severe Ordinance from the Porte, which was Mune-
sh.ttely issued.
" 2. We do not pretend to know what is discussed between
the Foreign Ministers and the Divan ; but we can assert that
the Austrian and English Ambassadors have bad no conference
conunop with the Reis Effendi. The last interview, which
to our knowledge the Austrian luternuncio bad, took place on
the 25th of November, in a country house of the lieis 'Wendt,
oo the Asiatic bank of the Bosphorus ; the last interview of the
English Ambassador was some days later; but in both the most
ttguisr and appropriate diplomatic forms were observed.
" 3. Neither of them Ambassadors has demanded, or has had,
so audience of the Grand Seignior.
" 4. Tus at once does away with the declarations which the
G7and Seignior is said to have made to the two Ambassadors.
ileac pretended dmisratioas are, besides, fabricated in a more

Wretched mann*: and we have es hillitatlter In liirdeediet
neither the Oland Seignior nor any of his Ministers ewer kV
the language which the Correspondent of Odessa Isai pin kinky
or anything like it.
" S. In like manner falls to the ground the principal kik--
that-which was to crown the *hole. cis.--?hat these Ambassa-
dors had. on their return from the conference, bees Waked by
the populace, and that during the whole of the afternoon pistols
bad been fired at Lord Strangforffs hotel. We need say so
more on this subject.
" 6. As no excess had been continifted, either against the
Sultan or the foreign Ministers, there could be no ground for
calling upon the people and the 'wineries to be tranqidl. Be-
sides, it is not the practice of the Turkish Government to make
the people of the Capital its confidants in political negotiations.
' " 7. The Correspondent has the effrontery to add, that the
news was immediately forwarded to Petersburgb by a courier.
If this has really been done, which we very much doubt, it will
be known at Petersburfh, where there is good information of
the real state of affairs, as it is known here what value ought to
be put upon such s."
The metallics ere yesterday quoted at 73 9-16thso
and the Bank A tions 625 2.sths.
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