Star.
London, England, 1823-11-04 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 25.

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The Alotii Sielki Sade has been dismissed from his
office to-day, and is succeeded by Maki Sade Assim Bey.
Ibrahim, Pacha of Brassa, who has hitherto. com-
manded the Corps rf Observation on the Bosphorus
has been succeedod by Galib Pacha, Governor of Basuk
and Kstissariie (Cesarea.) The appointment of this. man,.
;wlivis- well known by his former services, as Ambassa-
dor in. Paris, Reis Effendi, and Plenipotentiary at the.
negociatinns at Bucharest, has some attention in
the present state of things. •
AlsoLubec, Dacha of Salonichi, who is- appointed
Commander in-Chief of the troops in Thessaly, has-ok-
;tented also the Government of Romelia, which has
Isms: taken lions the bite Seraskier, Maltomet Al'}.
The Captais each; with the greater part of his fleet,
has left the.statinn before Purer, b.et has:ordered thir-
teen of his vessels to continuo the blockade of hfisso-
lungbi. On his pasiage through the Archipelago, he
touched at Milo, Andres, and several other islands,
without committing any hostilities) and arrived on the
lOth off Mytilene. As he had no orders to take the
fleet back to Constantinople, it is supposed that he does
not consider his campaign as ended ; and the latest
accounts from Smyrna, in fact, say that he had.'sailed
southwards from Mytilene.
The plan of apersOops for the Ottoman troops this
campaign has fa I. Imo the sudden rebellion of the
8003 Albanians assembled by Jussuff Pacha before
Patras. The Paella of Scutati, who was to act in con-
cert with this corps, was necessarily impeded by the
nevraof its mutiny; and as he had also to contend with
theinsturection in the mountains of Agrapha, and as
his van-guard, commanded by his son-in-law, suffered
considerable loss in the sudden attack at Carpenissi,
where the chief of the insurgents, Marco Bonzari (whose
head was lately exposed here) was killed, the progress
the Paella may have been still more delayed by
these

The Morning Chronicle returns to its attack on. Mr.
CaNstiso.•This, to use one of its own favourite phrases,
“isas it should be; and we should really have looked'
on the Right Hon. Gentleman's speech with suspicion,
had it sot received the tribute of . the Chronick's abuse.
',4 Had Mr. Hums:sou," says the Chronicle been. sit
Mr. CAN Axes elbow, he would have told him that the
happiness and prosperity of other nations are not op-
posed to the interest of Eughtud, but directly condu-
cive to it."
Mr.•Commuss, however, needed no such monitor;
and if the Chronicle, instead of garbling his speech,
would quote it fairly,.it would at once overturn all the
inferences distortedly drawn froth his observations.
44 Gentlemen," said Mr. CAWS MG. 44 I hope that may
'heart beats as high for the general interest of hums-
nity—l hope that Chaire as friendly a disposition to-
wiirdvther iladods of the earth as anyone who vaunts
his philanthropy more highly, but I am contented to
sonfess that, in she conduct of politic:4l.2s6ra, the grand

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tiadOar, Inc prefers the interest Of his own country.
is no :ma aid front of his olreodiag, bath this extent—
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