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London, England, 1827-12-25 00:00:00


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dfillairAMlSsetion bad left the &pee cuplud. (tom the fallowing
willteste•A The latter an 1146 the Iles, midst for isesructiess
haw Malt Notts."
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het • sinsbee of repute ate is cltadetielL .11 it said dm M. Par-
siostawhit left the Clussrlistle, and ceded hie plies to 11. Mew
thastoe-441tw M. Gneiss bee resigaed—eied:this Yams will 4 •

tbe sane e bee those taco are better intenett. state abet Vaunts
illlitroroshs ohs Chambers to Oetobee, to gain tiote, acid thus

obisio7i oraaltaajosity: Tito fort of .3c40 stiN masks to t►e bands
of the Tasks. -Firer vessels bad kft fleoroo, sokbelot mart of
three 'Ausgabe air stony. • ' • ; e,•

• Nothing has transpired relative to the dispatches re-
ceived from Mr. SIMATIOriti C•writeo,'dated Constan-
t
Moople, the 28th ultimo, more than it is believed nu
one point has yet been conceded to the siernands'
of rhe Allied Ambassadors, nor have theirsepiesenta.ll
tions teen received in any better spirit thith that
of indriference. Under these circumstance,* it •is
naderstood the .Allied Ambassadors LW cfeiaanded
their passports, and at the date of the dispatches they
were preparing for their depattere. Mr. Sritavecran
Claims°, it is said, had written to Corfu to announce
his intention of immediately'repa;ring thither. In the
mean time, the Rats.4rraziot is reported to hire sent
ow the 29th a proposition of a trifling and useless mature
to the Ailies,which was construed no otherwise than as a
proof that there existed some wish to procrastinate on
the part of Turkey. A Divan was tn. sit the sime eveis-
ivr, and on its resolves the Ambassadors supposed that
the question of peace or war was in all likelihood to tarn.

- The Gazegie de France of yesterday's date was re.'
hived this morning by Express. Under the head a
Constantinople, Nov. 26, we ate informed that the ne-
gocjations were at an end, and that the Allied Ambas-
sadors had quitted that Capital. Nor either the article
mu,t be a forge' y altogether. or a wrong date inserted.
As the dispatches from Mr. STRATFORD CANNING; re•
Owed by our Government, wei e dated two dais Wit
from Constantinople, than the advices given in' the
French Paper.

ISOM TIM GAZITTI DI IFILANCE 01/duIaDAY.
• . PARIS, Day. 43.

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We hive•rtitived news front Constantinople of the
st6.h November.
The communications s hich sere established be-
tween the Iteis Effendi and the Representatives of
the• Fasers signing the Treaty of London, induced
us to li,pe that. the l'orte, feeling that the inlet est M,
tu!Opep and its own, requited tie pacification of
Greece. would yield to the propositions of the Courts
of France, England, and Russia. This hope is vani►hed.
ave►y thing induces us to believe that M.deltibeaupierse
sets at lot Odessa, while Mr. Stratford Canning and
Count Gisilleminot, will embark at Vourla. The latter ate
qith she 40. t. visiting for instt uctions from their Court'.
• (Tne concluding paragraph article gives the
a-surance, that in every t titer terct tranquillity is
cots tinned.)

We hare received the Algestrine Zeilung, and other
German Papers. The following are the only articles of
ipterest they contain:

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