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by the ship Florida arrived at New York iron
Liverpool which she left 9th April.
| The trial of the Manchester yeomanry, charges
with an assault, and cutting and bruising on the me
morabe 10th of August, had commenced at Ian
caster; and from the number of witnesses it wa
| likely to continue or 10 days
| There were two candidates for the Recordershil
of London Mr. Knowys and sir James Macintosh
The former being ministerial, it is thought has tn
best chance, though it appears there is majori
\ Of radicals in the common council, with which thu
appointment lies.
| The British governments said to have determin
ed on uniting Upper and lower Canada, with view
as 1t is given out, to the expenditure incurred
| by the present double administration.
| LONDON (Courier) April 6.
| Advices from Constantinople are to March 9th
| The Divan assembled on the 18th of February, t
take into consideration the note of the Ambassadors
The result was reply not so favorable to peace a
was expected" The Assembly unanimously re-
solved, that the propositions contained in the Rus
sian ultmatum, were OF a nature that could not b
accepted" Subsequently repeated interviews too
place between lord Strangord and the Refs Effend
which terminated abruptly; and on the Sd, not
was delivered to the English and Austrian Ambas
sador. of which the following has been given as tn
substance The Divan witnesses with pleasure tn
| efforts which its friends, the Ambassadors of Eng
| land and the Austrian lnternuncio, make to adius
the differences which have arisen between the Sub
lime Porte and the car Of the Muscovites but til
Divan views as useless TO the proposed object, al
farther discussion of the propositions contained il
the Russian ultimatum propositions which are in
compatible with the sovereignty of his Highness.
1t would be desirable that the above mentione,
Ambassadors would make known to their courts
| the subjects of complaint which the Porte ha
against the Muscovites, yiz.-That the Russian
consuls, chosen from the Greek nation, thinking
themselves secure under their Barat, Cor Russian
letter of naturazation) have openly taken parts il
the plots which have been concerted at Smyrna ant
in the isles OF the Archipelago, to insurrectioniz
the RaJahs Subjects of the Porte); that Russian
ship laden with arms and ammunition, has beel
seized in the gulf of Smyrna, when on the point
sailing for 1spara /; that the merchants of Odess
sent to the Greek insurgents money and corn, sup
plies OF which were seized in the streght of tn
Bosphorus; that Alex. Ypsilanti, styling himself a
| Agent OF Russia and attired in Russian uniform
came to Bucharest at the head of troop compos
ed Of Greeks and Russians, seized the public Golfer
put to death the Musselmen merchants establish
ed in Wallachia and posted proclamations excitin,
the subjects OF the Porte to Instruction, and pro
missing them the aid OF Russia that in truth, tn
court OF Russia had declared that all this was tn
work OF particular individuals who acted in oppo
stlon to the will OF the emperor, but that nowith
standing this declaration, the traitor Michael SuZzc
alter having opened the gates of Jassy to Ypslant
and alter having decaptated several Turks who re
sided there, fled TO Russia where he was hospiabl
received and supplied with money, as were ais
other Greek refugees; whilst his majesty the EN-
peror OF Austria, faithful to treaties, caused thos
to be arrested who fled into his dominons, and eve
confined Ypsanti in a state prison. From thes
facts the courts of England and Austria will ludg
-l.uhe &c hoe
: ed war. The Porte demanded no satisfaction wha
ever for these hostile crcumventons on the part
Russia, the result OF which only disturbed the peac
: of the Ottoman empire but an instant. But I'll
] Porte will not suffer that foreign court, know
supporter OF all the rebeons against the authorit
: of his Highpess, should come and interfere in III
domestic affairs of the empire. If some christia
: temple has been unlawiully demolished, it shall /
0 restored after tranquility shall have been complete
: ly re-established. His Highness will grant an am
nesty to his Greek subjects of the Archipelago an
y Morea. when they shall have laid down their arm
:, The Ottoman troops shall continue to occupy Wa
. acha and Moldavia, so long as the Dvan shall col
e slider those provinces as menaced by the Cossacb
e and Hearsts assembled on the eastern bank of tn
v Pruth. With respect to the nomination of the Ho
podar the sublime Porte acknowledges that treatie
among others, that of Bucharest, prescribe it :
hence she has intention to refuse it, nor to max
! any change IN the form OF government, guarantee
,lby conventions OF those two municipalities, as 81,
il has declared to the Waachian and Moldavian Boy
ars only Russia having violated the treaty of b.
e charest (as has been mentioned above) has no rigl
to claim the execution of that article. His High
u ness having besides, by this treaty, liberty to nam
las Hospodar, the person who shall deserve the +;
vor, has already decided that in future Greek ca
he Hospodar either of Waacha or Moldavia fc
the Greek princes elevated to that post for cent?
l:y instead of showing themselves grateful and laitt
full have accepted the pay of Russia and have fran