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By letters received express this morning, horn Vienna,
we have the important information that accounts re-
ceived there from Constaatinople state, that at a recent
meeting of the Ambassadors with the Rats EFFENDI,
in which it was stated to him that Russia had an anxious
desire to treat with the PORTR on moderate terms, and
it was also the wish of the Allied Posers to restore
peace again to Europe, the REIS EFFENDI ansu ered—
that if this was the true state of affairs, and that Russia
was sincere and moderate in her proposals, the GRAND
Satottoa was willing to send an Ambassador to treat
for peace, at any place which Russia or the Allies
might think proper to appoint. '

The French Papers of Saturday and Sunday have
reached us : they contain no news of importance, but
abundance of speculation on the supposed object,
of Prince POLIGNAC'S mission. There seems no
doubt that a new Ministerial arrangement is about
to take place; but of its precise constitution or cha-
racter nothing certain is yet known. We are merely
informed that the Prince de PULIGNAC had a private
audience of the KING on Saturday, and that he after.
wards dined w ith the Keeper of tie Seals, Count ROI;
and Viscount MARTIGNAC•

In the extracts which we have given in our front page
N ill be found an Ordinance on the F*ench Navy, for

confeiting on Vice A imfrals, in C stain cases, theta
and dignity of Marshals of France.

We have received through the m'dium of the Gel
man Papers intelligence from Constantii.ople to
26th ult. It adds but little to the facts which ae ha
ahead, communicated from that city el anterior dash
No movement of importance has taken place on the ps
of the Turkish armies, and no apprehension of an ill,
mediate scarcity of corn era. fe:t in the c.tpi al, thoolli
the blockade of the Dardanelles was most strictly ts,
forced by the Russian squadron. The winter has ter
with uncommon severity on the borders r.f the Mad
Sea, and all_ navigation is in ccnsequence
The following are extracts:

ODESSA, JAL 3.
The winter has set in with unexampled severity:
eye can reach the sea is frozen, and no ships can enter
part.

VIENNA, JAS. 14.
The ordinary post from Constantinople of December
to-day, but 6.as brought little news. It was certainly
Constantinople that the Grand Vizier, with pot of hist

have hitherto been ►tationed at Milos, had set out for
which place Hussein Pacts had left 10 go to Sitistria. r
who commanded part of the Turkish fleet at Nayarit), '

orders to march with the troops assembling at Adrianople ,
Danube, whither Tehahan Oglnu had proceeded before, with kis
Asiatic cavalry. In Asia large reinforcements have been seat tot

the Governor of E: art-runt, because it is feared that the IL

still make a serious attack on that l'achalik at the opening a

neat campaign.

The Russian squadron, under Admiral Iliac inn, continuer..,
cruise uff Tenedo., and orders all ships laden with provisions, bawl
for Constantinople, that attempt to enter the Dardinellea, to p 4
back. 'S.-veral vessels, however. laden with manufactured goad%
dried fruits, and salt, have, been allowed to enter the Reliever.,
CONSTA NTINOPLE, Dar. gi.

Four fire ships and a corvette sailed on the 12th for the Darla.
Mies. With respect to the supply of the capital, an us,fottunate
circumstance has occurred vary unseasonably —lO veistis (rum
Sinope,laden with corn, were driven in the late dreadful sturnas ql
the Asiatic coast, and have not reached the capital.

A Sardinian ship, laden with corn, has yerhhed in the lea
Alarntora. Since that time no vend has arrived, the block*

being rigorously enforced. We heir rho Hussein Pdcha is

cmlcd at Schismla by Hill Pacha, and Isis bren app 'hard P.

of the (Nov at Adrimople, to which he is said to be already oe

way. The Sultan is still at flanum Tc:i.fiti. From the llib to
the 24th Dec. fourteen ships of different nations have arrived here.
Drc. 25.—We have no news of cosisequetice from the theatre st
war. The Grand Vizier and the white army are between Aides
aid Schumla. They are in cantonment', on accorunt of the firm
of the season, which Alias rf no op.:rations. The Grand Visid
goes from one corps to another, but still has his principal force e
Aides. A few days ago the Sultan ordered Talair Paella to the
Vtaicr's camp, where be is to 'command a corps of 12,00 u uns
when the campaign begins.
The moat urgent commands continue to he sent for armammti
in the provinces, especially to Asia, acid the Porte will omit a
great display of force in the spring. •
Fur ibis last week the blockadehas betn at length fully enforced
and notwithstanding the favourable south wind, not a single shy
laden with corn has arrived from the Archipelago. Hitherto,
however, we do not feel any scarcity, as some supplies, though=
large, daily arrived by land. The blockade r f the Dardatallo
bat at present only made trade more brisk.
From Sin) ma we have continued complaints of the excesses it
the pirates.
(As this letter says nothing of M. Jaubert, we may suppose the •
he had nut reached Constantinople on the 25th December.)

TIUESTE, JANUARY 15.
Captains of ships arrived here say, that on the 7th Inst. eh
English Admiral was at Corfu, with his own ship only. It a;
generally reported thit the French are going to quit the Mores,
leaving only 5,000 men as garrisons. In conseqsience of this re. .
I port, the prices of provisions golog to the Mores have somewhat
declined. It was also reported in the Mores, that 5,000 fresh
troops were coming front England, which were to be landed in the
island of Candle. The Austrian Admiral, Count .Dandolo, obs
bad sAled from Smyrna to Egina, was on the 20th Dec. at Melo,
with a brig and schooner.—Agemeine Zeitaing, Jaw. 20.

CITY. Tax Lyn o'CLocc.
Consols opened this mornineat 1161 for the Account, with !Pak
or nothing doing as yet.

The Foreign market remains without interest at present.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK:

The Canal market has continued, during the whole of due
morning at 86k, alternately buyers and sellers, with little business

at present.

Report says, that the armed treaty, if necessary. for an inter•
Ferenc, between Russia and the Porte has been signed at Paris.
Perhaps this treaty Is known to Russia, which has cauNed tbs
Emperor Moro .as to propose moderate terms to the Porte.—
Should the Porte refuse these terms, if sanctioned by the Allies,
they will force the GRAWD Satsuma to a peace.

Accounts from Varna have been received to the 21st ultimra
by which it appeals that no movements of consequence have calm
place on either side.

By to-morrow evening we may expect to have the King d
Fluxes's Speech, which no doubt will be a some importance,
should it be delivered as this day.

The E ,t 1 of Eaßns. Yoke recoweicd. His Lord.
ship will attend his Parliamentary duties neat week.
Tee CA ItLISLII CITY ELICTION.—. Alt is still doubt
end uncertainty as to the City Election. Sir Was. Scots ks
Ms post. and like a true Scot, who imagines meaty to be all in as
matinees to circulate the most amazing stories of his immense
walth." During the week there have been various rumours as
se the intention of Mr. Lawson to come forward. On Wednesday
last that Gentleman arrived here on his way to Netberby, the use
der .1. R. C. GliallAlf, Bart. and was soon afterwards waited
epees by a deputation from the most respectable freemen in the
place to solicit him to come forward. Nothing 44n/sive we
settled, as Mr. Lawsos bad to leave town so soon afterwards;
het we have reason to believe that there are bopes of his casuist-
leg to stand forward as the champion of liberty and indepe.ideocr.
sad in defence of the good old blue cause, now threatened by as
enemy under false enlours.—Carliste Journal.

The sevtrity of the weather has introduced wait flights
of wild fowl into Vie harbours of Chiches er and Lang.
mon, and also in Vie various creeks and mat•be. along
the coast. The shops and markets exhibit beautifyl
vatieties of the duck tribe. The immense lock, of
the golden plover are astonishing. Golding, of Ems-
worth, killed in one day 53 ducks and widgeon; aid
Page, of Selsea, obt lined 28 widgeon at one shod-.
Hampshire Chronicle.
During the domination of Bona PARTE, sugar, cofee.
tobacco, cotton twist, &c. were sent by sea from Lou.
don to Salouica (in European Turkey), whence these
goods were carried on horses and mules, across Servis
and Hungary, into the whole of Germany, and eves
into France; so that rods were consumed at Calais.
coming from England, only seven leagues &sties
which goods had made a circuit equivalent, as far as
expense went, to a voyage twice round the world
About two hundred islands are said to bate been
lately discovered by the navigators of Nantucket in 04
South Seas and South Pacific Ocean, which are nos
laid down on any map or chart, either in Europe or
A metica. Many of Owe islands contain inhabitants
who had never before seen a white man.

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