Star.
London, England, 1822-10-01 00:00:00

ODESSA, SEPTEMBER 3.

According to the last lams from Constantinople,
the Greek insurrection is there regarded as nearly
finished. The Ottoinan troops have entered the,
Morea. Europe knows what a Turkish amnesty
means. It will now be seen, if it is true, that Lord
Strangford menaced the Porte
.to quit Constantinople
in case the atrocities of Scio should be repeated.
In one of the later conferences of his Lordship
with the Reis Effendi, the latter, it is said, embar-
rassed him. After having spoken of the absolute
refusal of .the Porte to permit the allied. Courts to
intenneddle with the affairs of the interior of Turkey,
he reminded Lord Strangford that the Porte had nor
interfered with the interior affairs of the lonian
Islands when an insurrection broke out there, and
which was 'suppressed by the English with the
greatest rigour. He is said to have added, that the
Porte intended to treat the vanquished Greeks with
more mildness than England bad treated the inha-
bitants of the lonian Islands.

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Two paragraphs in the French Papers are, to bor-
row a favourite phrase frotti the American Journalists, ChevE:riirea;d Countess &meta are expected in town on Friday
44 important if true." It is stated in an article from next, from their seat, .411thorp, Northamptonshire.
The Rail and Countess of Jim= and family left town this
Vienna, that, in consequence of recent intelligence day for Bt t
on.
from Constantinople, the affairs of the Greeks will The Earl and Coontess of HARM:NM/If have arrived at their
house In the Stable-rard, St. James's, from Windsor.
occupy the immediate attention of the Sovereigns
The Dowager Countess of Daaratodra has left Lord Bagot's
and Ministers assembled; and, secondly, that the seat, Eilthield, Staffordshire, on a tour.
Duke of WELLINGTON will not proceed to Verona. 'i
IA" HT"-
RShas arrived at his seat, Stratford House, Essex,
rem
Suffo
What alterations snar havetaken place in the affairs Lord rum*" has arrived In town from liner"' Der-
of the Greeks, that render the consideration of the bySir Groans NVGI2I7, Bart. M.P. has left town for his seat in
subject more pressing, it is difficult to divine; unless -Bock&
the partial success of the Turks in the Korea has
. Sir C. Moactaw, Bart. M.P. has left town for Ms seat, Tre-
degar House, Monosouthahire.
caused the Divan to tarn the tables on the Autocrat The Hon. Captain Duvcsu,R.N. left Blake's Hotel, Jermytt-
street, yesterday, for the Continent.
of all the Russias, and, instead of making concessions, Mr, and bits, H. 14)01I have arrived at Brivart's Hotel,
to demand why the Turkish Empire has been me-I Lower Brook-street, from the Continent.
Captain MATNIs arrived yesterday at the Coburg Hotel,
naced by a military force. Certain it is, that Rus- chules-strret, Grosvenor-square, from his seat, Seven Oaks,
sian ambition has seldom received a severer check, Kent.
VISITING MA4I USEFUL—The Chinese have vi-
or Russian diplomacy been more completely toiled, siting cards, Ate 'colour and size of which are regu-
than in the negociations at Constantinople. fated agreeably to the rank and estimation of the
Not a single demand on the part of Russia was person mited. When our Embassy was in China,
acceded to hy the Porte; all her threats have- been: Lord MACARPSXY received From the Viceroy of Pet-
.
disregarded, and her 'Massimo, (for she Iles
pre_ Fhebe a crimson card. large enough to have papered
-
seated more than one) been insultingly rejected; nor • his bedchamber :