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London, England, 1821-12-27 00:00:00

as to the fevers which h scarcely known ; but the city
is mach agitated by political feelings.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 13.
According to news received from the Morea,O.tys.
sees bad gained a great victory over the Turks.—
Three Pacbas bad been 'minded, 400 Turks 11.4
been killed, and 800 wounded. This victory, which

was gained near Cassandra, had been celebrated by
religious fetes. Odysseus had been proclaimed Germ.
ral•in•Chief of Thessaly and Macedonia. The Senate
had resolved to guarantee the property of all such
Turks as embraced Christianity.

Two days ago, after the arrival of a courier from
the Turkish frontiers, a report was spread concerning
a revolt of the Janissaries at Constantinople. It was
said, according to some, that this revolt had cost the
Grand Seignior and his eldest son their lives; and,
according to others, had only caused the death of
Haleb Effendi, the (avow he of the Sultan. nis
report was founded on private letters from Serail,
from Belgrade, and from Peterwaradin.

Letters from Pest speak also of a courier, the bearer
of the same news, having passed through that cites.
But the silence of our Journals this day on an event
'of so much importance, requires that it should be
doubted until it is fully confirmed. If this silence
should continue three days, the news can only be con.
sidered as a pious wish of the Greeks. The next pot
from Constantinople can bring nothing on this sub.
ject, as the letters will not be later than the 26th
of November.

AUGSBURG, DECEMBER Is.
EXTRACT PROM A PRIVATE LETTER.
An order of the Austrian Aulic Council enjoin
Commanders of Regiments to have their respective
corps in complete equipment.
According to the latest dispatches received at rt.
enna from Turkey, the cordon of Austrian troops este.
blished on the western frontiers bad been reinforced
It is believed that the war between Russia and the
Porte will no longer be delayed.
• FRANKFORT, DECEMBER Is.
The Greek Insurgents make rapid progress in Can.
dia. They have shut the Pacha and the Turkish Aro
thoritiets in the city.
The Hambetrgh Correspondent says, letters from
Petersburgh state that the greatest activity prevails
in the army department, and that the campaign evi
be opened this winter.
The Persian army continues its march in Mak
Tuikey. The city of Trebizond, so celebrated is
the history of chivalry, has fallen into the power d
Persia. A Turkish corps, which was posted near
Erzerum, was completely destroyed, after losing at
their artillery.
It is said that the Russian Grand Dukes Michael
and Nicholas had quitted St. Petersbnrgb, to joie
the army.
On the 9th of November, being St. Demetrius';
Day, the Pacha of Salonica, firmly believing that the
Christians of Cassandra were entirely occupied I
their religious ceremonies, made a brisk attack m fie
place; but the Greeks rushed in, firing on the Otto.
mans, the whole of whom were killed, with then.
ception of the Pacha and 200 men who escaped.
According to the most authentic:reports the Grab
are occupied in forming a regular Government :113g
have convoked a Congress, at Trippolizza, of Dept
puties from all the Provinces and Greek Isles. Ther
will proclaim it the Greek Federal Republic, at&
head of which there will be a President. Prince Do
metrics Ypsilanti is intended for that office. TO
Congress will decide on everything relative to de
defence of the country against the Turks. This it.
public will be constituted of siz States, the Mora,
Livadia, Thessaly, Macedonia, Epirus, and the Isles
A report is spread that the Sultan Mahmond hrl
been massacred by the Janissaries, in an insurrectia
which broke out at Constantinople, on the 27th d
November. They say the sons of the Sultan, and so
veral Dignitaries of the Empire, among whons rs
Haleb Effendi, have shared the same fate.

The French Funds suffered a depression on Me
day of nearly three per cent. which is attributed'
the failure of a very extensive Stock-holder in Psi;
they afterwards recovered, and finally left of
86 f. 20 c.

Madrid Papers to the 14th December were *
ceived this forenoon, from which we make the fi
lowing extracts:

ALGESIRAS, DECEMBER 5.

At Tetuan they continue to fire salutes of artillel
for the victories of Zeid, but Moors of Solitne,
party, who have come from Tangier, affirm thottld
victories are pure fictions, and that the kmperorvi
shortly come to besiege Tetuan. As we cannot re*
rtrate into the interior of the country, we only leke4
what seems to ;13 most probable in the repoas of di
two parties, . .
CADIZ, DECEMBER 4,
Yellow fever at Port St.. Mary's and Netes,c4o
25th, 26th, and 27th November t
New Cases Cured Deaths atoll
St. 2O l l4 .... . ......
63
/Ceres 13 1 6...........51
There are no accounts from Lebrija since our 16
MALAGA, DECEMBER S.
On account of the situation in which the city
been, it was resolved that the Elections should It
,held at Antequera, which has in fact been done.
MADRID, DECEMBER. 11.
The Government has received dispatches frog Sr