Star.
London, England, 1804-11-16 00:00:00

TURKET.

Coarriartaorxt, Sam ao.—Sitee the arrival of
two couriers from Paris, Martha' &GNI. the French
Ambafrador, has had new conferences with the Reis
Effendi, relative to the acknowledgment of the Em-
peror Narowtow. Hitherto the Porte has taken no
determination upon the fubjett Other recent com-
munications between the fame Mi utter. have been tie-
cafioned by letters from the lonian 'Rands, which
have brought an account that a part of theltuffian
troops in the garrifon of Corfu had proceeded to Al-
bania, and were there well received by the inliabi
tants. The French Amhaffaiinr, having received
this intelligence, immediately demanded from the
Minifler an explanation upon the tubjeft ; he airuieJ
the Reis Effendi, in an inte.view with him, 0 that
the entrance of Ruffian troops into Albania, thould
the news be confirmed, midi have the molt favour.'
We confequences, as it would annihilate the neutra-
lity." The Ottoman Minifter formally contradifted
this news, and allured him, that the Porte would
maintain its fyftem of neutrality, and would take no
Rep which could affel it.
According to the Well news from Egypt, hoßili.
ties continue between the Arnauts and the Mime.
lukes, and that country is Rill the prey of trouble
and confution. The Francs who inhabited Cairo
have refolved to retire to Alexandria, where they pro-
pore to await the iffue of this conteft. In Syria, the
rebel Pacha Ilhmael, who is inveßed in Acre by the
Pacha of llamas, and the Captain Pacha, has de-
manded a truce, in order to capitulate. The Porte
has confequently fent a man of ability to Acre, with
full powers to aft. Meanwhile tranquillity is not yet
re-eltablifited at Aleppo. In the European provinces,
the Pacha of Romelia has fought, and almoll entire
ly defiroyed, the Brigands, who inverted that coun-
try. The Chief, ROSACHIG LI, has, however, efeaped,
and withdrawn with the reficlue of his troops, amount•
ing to about tow men, to the territory of Passwas
OG sou.—( jowled Politiver, ri•tirvoia Gazette Jr Leydr.)
OCTORCIL la. he French Ambaffador, Marfhal
Baum', has had feveral conferences with the Reis
Effendi, and reprefented to him the confequences
which the Porte might expert to refult from delaying
to acknowledge the Emperor of the French. It is
alto known, that fume Minitters from other Courts
hare endeavoured to induce the Porte to make this
acknowledgment all there applications appear to
be fruitier', as the GRAND SLIGNIOII has declared to
the French Ambaffailor, that in confermence of the
flirting treaty between him and the Emperor of
Ruflia, he was hound &It to make a communication
on this faded m the Emperor A xxxxx osa. The
Knitters of the Potte, however, soured the Ambaf-
ridor, that even though a war thould take place be-
tween Ruflia and France, the Tutkint Emperor
would continue to obfetve the it i ..t.—e.. neutrality.

According to letters from the Black Oita, a eon.
fiderable numbcr of Ruffian mops are cliensbled at
Sebaflopoli as f further reinforcement to the troops
at Corfu. _ _ .

Advice' have heen received from Albania, that a
very aaive recruiting is carrying on there.—(By ea
Extraorifular) Corritr
Ocroset 13.—0 n the refsafal of the Porte to fend
new credentials to the Tsai kith Amballidnr at Paris,
MA1441 BRUNa declared to the Gcaas Vacate, that
lie could no longencontinue at a Court, whick wou:d
not formally acknowledge the Emperor of the Fsesch,
and therefore demanded th.at his patiportv 'night be
made out. He received there on the evening of the
6th indent ; and yellerday he frit nut on his rotors to
Paris, by the way of the Black Sea, and through
Wallachia and Vocana. M. Ruffimilemaisis here as
Charge d'Aia cb foe cumrtetesas ire:l4o4ms.