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FRENCH PAPERS.
PION TUE rTnILE. DATED wraweitioe, rim tit. -
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jaw. tit to Ist&
JAW. l.—The Pacha of Dansascas was at first ba.
nished to Ces irea. An Hasseki has just been sent t.
cut off his head Ks successor, at Damascus. is Mafia.
AU Pacha, late Pacha of Cesarea. Radii Ralik, who
was at Marach, is appointed Pacha of Cesarea ; and
Schapan Oglou Mehemet! Pacha, who was an exile at
Tokat, is named Pacha of Maracb.
JAN. 2.—Sadi If ndi is named Divan Effendi of
Wallachit ; he will set out for Bucharest as soon as the
Caooa Kiaja of the Prince has paid him his ttavel-
lino expenses.
JAN. 4.—To o Tartan, who strived yesterday,
brought some heads, which have been exposed, with
the following inscription:
Some robbers lately seared at Taleriti and koala. His
RAcellency, Redwhid Puha, sent against them kis troops, the
faithful friends 9f victory. The enemy. attackedwith impetuosity,
was complerdw routed ; two cannons, five standards, and 150 heads.
were the trophies of the combat; they are seen here ianotnintoody
settled in the dust."
Redschid Pacha announces that he hat beaten the
Great. and that Hessi Bey, with 2,000 men, has made
them Ry towards Salona. Among those whom he has
lost, and who are pretty numerous, ate Miscorli Ahmed
Bey, his Kiaja, Hassan Bey, and fifty other Albanian
Bimbachi. Karaiskaki, who commanded the Greeks,
had with him several Europeans. An account of this
affair is here annexed, in the form of al
ether, addressed
by the Chief to his countryth.; it circulates at Con-
stantinople with a variation.
The individual there called Durios Iselin, is de-
signated, in other copies. by the name of Diroonseil
this alteration, which probably was not made uninten-
tionally, has produced the effect expected from it, and
tf,is has given reason to suppose that this individual was
a Frenchman. According to another account, which
came from Egina, Redschid Pacha, having sent into
Upper Greece his Kiaja Bey, and other Bimbachi. with
4.000 Albanians, to reduce the revolted villages, the
corps, being pressed by Kataiskaki and Agalapouli '
Maeti, was obliged to take refuge in Atahora, a village
near Salona; and, after a siege of some days, being in
want of provisions, 'resolved to retreat by night.. The
Greeks, who guarded the passages, are stated to have
attacked them, and to have killed 1,300 men. This
action passed on the 6th of December ; and it is known,
from the testimony of those were near the spot, that the
loss of'the Greeks did not exceed 100 men.
Redschid Nen has written to the Porte that he was
in want of provitions, and that if he did not soon reciive
theric,le should be obliged to raise the siege of Athens.
JAN. 6.--Sixteen Janissaries have been brought from
Kastmnboul, whither they were banished in the month
of June. They have been executed in different parts
of Constantioople. It is said that they used seditious
language. A messenger Iron the Pacha of Diarbakir
has brought word that his master has beaten the Ye-
ridea(Curds, who often plunder the caravans of 13Zgdad)
and that he sends to the Porte heads and slaves. The
Paths of Mooch has retired into the Persian territory,
having been beaten by his successor, near Diadornat.
JAN. 7.—Letters frosts Navarin say, that Ibrahim
Pacha had left 8,000 men at Tripolizza, and that when
the Egyptian striadron arrived, he was, with 8,000 men,
in the environs of Modon; Coron, and Navatin.
JAN. B.—The Sultan has been, today, to visit the
Selaskier ; he was delighted with the new music, and
contented with the cavilry, which exercised before him.
He then held a Cotincil with the Grand Vizier, the Se-
raskier. and some other Officer's. The Ex-Segensen
Bachi has been exiled ; he behaved very zegfibily in
the desti uction of the Corps of Janissaries, of which be
was one of the principal Officers.
JAN
. 9.—Hasmey Bey is expected to-morrow. It is
affirmed that he will be appointed Dioletnaziti, a place
which has not beets filled since the death of Halet Ef-
fendi. The Seraskier has exiled two of his officers for
having caused some persons to be put into prison, from
whom they designed to extort money.
The Elders of the Corporation have been summoned
to the Porte, and informed that there is to be only one
assistant in each shop, and that the others must either
enrol themselves in the new troops, or rltisra to their
own country.
Jaw. 11.—Selim Bey, son of Veli Puha, anal grand-
. son of Ali Pacha of Joannina, has returned from his
mission to Albania, where he was sent to stir up the
Albanian Chiefs, over whom the remembrance of his
fam ly gins him some influence. This young man
distinguished himself by his bravery in the events in
June; he was With the Seraskier, and directed hin% 110
has contrived to please the Sultan, and it is supposed
that he will one day rise very high in favour. Tin for-
mer Chitf Director of the Customs at Constantinople is
appointed Askesnazite (Intendant of the Troops), and
has been invested with the Caftan of honour.
The Ordonnance respecting the coffee-houses at d a-
latea expressly declares, that they shall not be re-opened
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as such, and warns the proprietors to convert them to
• maim other purpose. It is stated that a great abuse
has been introduced into Galatea, by the barbers turn-
iog their shops into coffee-houses; cow, though there
is no objection to the barbers giving coffee to their tar
tomer% the resort of pencils who tome td their lboi
as if they were teal coffee houses, is to be prevent*
and all such idle persons, who do not want to be shave
are to be &sited to go home and mind their business.
/AUK THE COMSTITUTIOMIIIL.
_ PARIS, Faa. 15.

We hear to-day, that a great number of the electors
of Paris, who are deeply alarmed at a succession of acts
and projects of the Ministry, which threaten to deprive
them of the rights guaranteed by the Charter, are els.
ployed in signing a petition on the subject to his Majesty.
Letters from Naples state, that the Austrian troops us
making preparation for their departure. The Artillery,
and two battalions, which occupy the Southern parts of
the Kingdom, are to embark at Otranto, to be conveyed
to Zara. Eight battalions, six squadrons, and the Staff,
are to proceed by land through the States of the Church.
The first column of these troops will arrive at Rome by
the• 7th of February.

The Paris Papers of Sunday contain an abstract 4
the budget which was presented to the Chamber of De-
pities in the sitting of Saturday. After giving reasons,
why the state of the Finances had not been earlier laid
before the Chamber, the Minister, M. de Villele, pro.
ended to enumerate the items of the income :+nd ex-
penditure for last year, and followed up his statement
with the estimates for the ensuing one. The expendi-
ture of 1825, which had been estimated in last budget
at 981,500,583 fr.(or somewhat more than 39,000,00014
bad been definitively settled at 985,805,516 fr. The
supplies for 1826 amounted to 983,940 350 fr. The
excess of income over this expenditure was 5,119,365