The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-09

the finest provinces,of the empire. .,.s may be the state of thc ro, hellious Pacha's finances, and the Grana powero of terminating tie way favorahly, we should rejoice to find lhl. terms addressed to the Sultan such ,b.4- they might be accepted.
 An English sloop of war from Alev andria has sent despa cltes to Sm,rno. by boat, aud it was supposed thai they relHted to q negotiation. Tho, Cara Osman- 0glou has received ordcra uof1o leave their residences, With tbeir forces, till further directions; whence it was presumed that the terms bsa been accepted. 4 least hostiliti"4- were not likely to be resumed before spring.
 The two fecis were Tn sight of each other near the Rhodeg, bat showrd no hostile disposition.
 CossrANrIporlE scot. 20th.-Tbe, plague has caused q great stagnaiionof kbusiness, and there is none dajngsae,. l l250 vessels have arrived in the Let fa6s days, principally from lhe Black Sea.
 SPAIN.
 Letters received at New York fco,, ISPain eivo particular account Of fpa orgarzaiioion Of tic ncw Aiinstry <. That country The following are ~ tracts from them: ST. SEBASTIAN, October II, Ie33 l The se-establishnent of his Aiaiest,.., iheaith has preyeated the explosion e3.' < eleil war between the Queen atd nae ] IIaflos for the right of succession, fo 1i,s, Iefown, IS the Salie law had not l,eas s sanctioned withtlie requisite iora1als;e. an omisslon which il may be beljeysa will now he supplied. You can fo,s
 no idea Of the intfigucs set OH foof das ling the lime in which the King's Ff
 wasin danger, by tle pafty of Carl@s
 who weiltso faras to succeed in asb;s,, bim sign a repeal of the decree vbie2 Iiueladed felAales tie li4e ofsuceess;ea ito the crown. 0n his recovery. te d;a not know that tltey had made bim si,s s isncf an instrument; and aceoraieef. his first aet Was to dismiss the epis9 I II lii.iiist.s attaeeii :, i4ts , r,m posed of the following persons: ] BeFmudez. Minister of State. Monet, of War.
 IaboFde, of Marine.
 Enefa ' pedfa. Of the Treas,..-
 Inrthermofe, il is IGN t1enzs 5a..: the Genlessors Of the xiag aud {)6Sa5
 have been removed, atd that na9y
 other changes have been made. AHthe troops Of tlse if4e alid garrison EaFe seRposedte bein lpvofof the 0peee It is believed ihat..a general amnesty "tli very soonbe issued, and tlat o,e. l ry thing % on well.
 l lie following extract of fanotf1er Iet. fteF. dated Cadiz, Oct. a2d. Is from fbe 1 Jonrnal'of Commerce.:
 i Ihose.of the icPoscd Ministry. Wl,n are represented 10 have beeu4caIpable, are the Duke | d'Alcndia, uho has been conllns8in theC Castle of Sst. Sebastiapd 10 Gadiz, and senoF Colonafle. who bas
 been imprisoned in the Citadel oi Pan. plona.
 All the above news has been publish. cd officially. Letters fem Madrid Of
 tue lGtli Nov. received here =yesterdal. speak Of many other measures which have been adopted, and will forthwith be published, suUl as that the Queen Regent has made a dcelafaioIl 10 ob. serve T strict neptrality in regard to toe Eatlairsol Portugal; tlatG GeneralCoulx 1 Aioitier had been sent to Madrid in the chaFaeterof Ambassador Extraordinary rom i'fance; that q decree had been made, eommanding the Spanish armies fe retire from the frontierso Portugal. land another, confirming the ordinance Foi the Cortes for tle sale of the monk Pfef efty (bienes nonaeles,1 with ofig n 'sddiiiea q l9 per cent. to the origi- nal value of tic purchases, which if- crease is to guarantee a loan 10 be made to tile Qneen by Trance.
 4 decree of general and unlimited amnesty for political offences, seems also to have been agreed on, with the exception of 15 persons. Who those persons ares IS not known.
 in short, you will perceive by tbe lsaoF oi fhls letter, that greatrelorRe are in progress.
 4 London paper says: Government $ taking every possible preeaution a. ealhst the meditased escape of somo great delinquent, whose name has not