FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, LATEST FROM EUROPE.
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By the arrival of the ship Bolivar, Capt. Wilson, from Havre, we have received files of Paris papers of the 18th of Nov. and Havre of the same date.

 A letter from Constatinople Oct 24, states that difficulties are still occurring in the interior, in the execution of the frman for suppressing the Janisaries-particular ly in Bosnia. The frman was read at Trawnick without any difficulty, and the Janisaries ,remitted to the Divan all the insignia of their corps.. But at Bosnia-Se- rail, the whole population threatned to burn whoever should read the irman and they wished to siege upon some Chris tian merchants under the pretexts that the measures of dissolving the Janisaries, and substituting regular disciplin'd regiments, had been suggested to the Sultan through their influence. These scenes gradually likned to those which occurred at Herzegovina, ,and Scodria, among the Albanians, where they mocked tho firmans of the glorious Sultan Mahomet II. This hindered not the lea ders ot the Albanians, who were in the service ofthe Pashas of Turkey in Europe and Asia,to support by force the authority of the Sultan. But they nevertheless refa- sed to enrol themselves, and submit to wear the costume of the Egyptian troops. Thus have the Albanians aided Omer P a. cha, of Salonica, in overthrowing the Jan- issarieS.

 Bucharest, Oct. 2S.-A courier has ar- rived from Constantinople in five days, bringing official information that the Sultan had discovered new plot among the Jan