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as kid the anger cf the St HAN, who considers him as.
a traitor. It is also asserted that the Scusu has
united all his troops with those of his son, and is pie.
paring to ()fen the campaign anew against Russia.—
It is truly observed, that this event would render the
affairs Of Turkey still mote intricate; for it is calcu•
laced to Confirm the Porte in the opinion that it may,
with this powerful diversion in its favour, bb able to
resit Russia and its other opponents.
The Gazette de France affirms, that the rrench divi-
sion will leave Cadiz on the 4th March; the infantry to
be conveyed by sea to Haste and Rochefort, the sail.
ivy and cavalry to pass through Madrid.

The Algemeine Zeitung to the 6th instant was received
this morning. It contains no intelligence direct from
Constantinople; but an article from Bucharest of the
10th ult. represents the affairs in that capital as remain-
in4 unchanged. The persecutions against the Armenia)),
appear to have been in some measure suspended: it
attributes to the Turkish Clergy the blame of preventing
the SULTAN from listening to the advice of the more
prudent, and from making to the Greek. equitable
concessions in the spirit of the Treaty of the 6th July
The loilou ing is the article we allude to : .
BUCHAREST, Fes. io.

According to letters from Constantinople, the state of
th rgs appear to be unchanged, though the persecution
of the Catholic Armenians has ceased, and the Atm...,
n'ais Patriarch katabrt I ;is been reprimanded for his'
harsh proceedings towards them, with a repetition Of'
the decimation, that the Porte never took notice 'of
the religious disputes between tie eifferent Christia
sects; iind that it had required him to be answerable-
for all the Armenians settled at Constantinople, only
because it had received a winning from Bagdad, to
have a watchful e)e on that nation, which, by its in-
trigues in Persia and Asiatic Turkey, Lad excited
the suspicion of the Government, which the Patri-
arch himself represented as extremely dangerous,
and for whose fidelity he would not undertake
to be responsible.. Notwithstanding this, the sen-
tence of b.inishment against the American Catholic
Clergy his not been recalled, and no indemnity given
for the confiscated property. Fit mans fir the passage
into the Black Sea are still refused. Yet well-informed
persons are of opinion that the Porte will not suffer
things to come to the last extremity, and blirdly plunge
into an abyss of .danger, from which, in the most favour.
able circumstances, it would save only its ow n existence,
without -_being able to prevent the independence of the
Greeks. It may, perhaps, be attributed to the
Ulemas alone, if the Sultan is kept from listening
to the advice of the more prudent, and from making
to the Greeks equitable concessions in the spirit of
the Treaty of London. This class, who still seek
to exercise their ancient influence, which, like the
Janissaries, they used almost despotically in State
stairs, think more of their own interest than that of the
Empire, and hope, in a great political crisis, to under-
Mine the independent ainthority of the Sultan, which is
daily becoming More dangerous to them, and to recover,
their authority,which has of late been greatly impaired-•;
the less moderate among them would ptobably go
farther Co attain their wishes, and endeavotn to carry
into effect more criminal projects, did they not. fear to
incense the whole nation against thern..b..4llgemaine
Zeiteng, March 5. •-

Another Brazil Mail arrived this morning; but the
Rio Papers are nett of so recent a date by two days, as
tho.e received yesterday by the Rinaldo. We give the
follnwing erreas:—

RIO DR JANEIRO.
The Diario Fininineme from Dec. 27 to Jan. 4, ton•
tans the continuation of the Bulletins of the health of,
the young Queen of Portugal. The latter are mote
favourable, and the thirteenth, which is the last, dated!,
Jan. S, says, it ia hoped the implovement will continue,
and that as, from the nature of the disorder, it must be
slow, it is to be presumed that her Majesty is doing
well, so long as no Bulletin is published to announce
the coatrary.

The news of the battle of Navafin was received at
Rio on the 2d of Januaiy, being brought by two Eng-
li►h packets, one of which had made ihe voyage in 35
dap.—Diatio tlumiuensse, from 27th Dec. to Jan. 7.

The Earl of RADNOR and the Earl of EUSTON trans.,
acted business yesterday, at the Foreign Office, Downing-street,
Mr. Secretary Pcat. had an interview tututhe Duke
of WIILSAINITON yesterday, at the Treasury.
Mr. Sectetary HUSKISSON had been indisposed for
some days past, but is now alirear deal better.
A Board of the Lords of the Treasury was held yes. ,
terday, at the T y Chambers.
The Honourable AGAR ELLIS gave a grand dinrer
en Monday, at his residence in Spring-gardens, to a very numerous
P4stY•
The iIIDGII ADVOCATE-GENERAL had an audience of
the Kase yesterday, at his Palace in St. James's, to lay thcpro.
eeedinp of some Courts-martial before His Majesty, for the pur-
pose of taking His Majesty's commands on them.
Count MuNarza, the Hanoverian Minister, bad an
audience yesterday of the Kura.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited the Pt incess
Auenev.4 yesterday, at her residence in the King's Palace, Sc.
James's. Their Royal Highnesses afterwards took an airing to-
'ether.
The Princess SOPHIA visited the Duchess of CLARENCE
Yesterday, at her residence in the Admiralty, and partook of a
*home with her Royal Highness.
A Cabinet Council assembled at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, and sat in delibera-
tion till near halt past bee o'clock. The Ministers present were—
the Duke of Wmanevon, Earls BaTUfaST, DUOLSY, and Ansa-
own ; Viseeunts MELVILIJI and PALMIIISION ; Lord Eumisoaeusw,
bir- Secretary Pam Mr. Secretary HUSSISSON, Mr. CHAIM=
Gamer, tbe Cussing:Loa of the F.:annum and Mr. Hassles.:
The Ladies PAGET, the daughters of the new Irish
Viceroy, do net leave this country for Dublin Castle until next
week. They are at present at Beaudesert, in Staffordshire, and
will remain In Ireland until the end of May, at which period they
Are to return to London. Their presence in Dublin will add much
to the festivities at the Castle.

Madame~BONAPARTE Wyss, who is daughter of the
Prince of CASSINO (Lucas Beertarasst), is at present in London
Slat has been at several fashionable parties last week ; among others,
St the Countess of Csultsvutds last divertissement on Wednes.
day. The resemblance to the Bossaraaves is said to be very striking.
It h curt ently repotted that WILLIAM Et/sesta., Esq.
161. P. of Braneepath Castle, wiU shortly lead to the hymeneal altar
the eldest and highly accomplished daughter of IL W. Basnemati,
h.sl. of Low Gosfortb.
rite planet Venus, the most beautiful object in thi
iwasens this month, is now visible in the Western hemisphere after
Sunset.