FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. From the Journal deS DebGtS of April 12
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 Since my last letter which announced to 1 you the energetic conduct of the new Russian l Ambassador relative to the pacifcation of Greece. no important change has occurred in affairs. Mr. Stratford Canning has as yet, received no answer to his note of the 5th of 1 Feb. and as the language of the Refs Efendi to that minister, as well as to MT. Ribeau- pierre, leave little hope that the Porte will ac- quiesce in their demands, it is understood that the two ambassadors have agreed to wait un- 1 til certain day, in order to take together some more decisive steps. Count Guillemi- not, the French ambassador, though it does not appear that his court has formally acce- ded to the views of Russia and England re- ! specting Greece, has nevertheless, advised the Refs E6endi to acquiesce in them. March II. The indirect accession of Austria and Prus- sia to the course pursued by the Russian and English ambassadors, was limited, as is be- lleved, to advising, merely, the Refs EHendi to accept the propositions of those two pow CTS. It is inferred, however. from this. that the courts of Berlin and Vienna will accede to 1 the protocol of the conference of 4th April All this, taken together. is only calculated to persuade the Porte, the more firmly, that the European powers will not content themselves with mere demonstrations. Meantime arma- | ments are going on at the arsenals, and the new military organization is proceeding rap idly. At Athens affairs have taken turn fa- 1 vorable for the Creeks.

 Oonstantinople, March 18.--All the European Ministers at Pera have made | representation to the Refs Effendi on the pacifcat;on of Greece, and have advised him to close with the proposition of Russia an Nkor 0NA complete accession to the protocol of the conference of St. Petcrsburgh of the 4th April, while others would point out a diff ference between the meanacing attitude ta- ken by the English and Russian Ministers, and that of the other Ministers, who limit themselves to simply recommending that their propositions may be accepted.

 The German Jounals say they conclu- dc, from visit recently made by M. de Rothschild, of Frankfort, to Cassell, that new loan is now in tho course of negoci- a,ion, for one of the first Powers in Flu rope. The prices of the Funds are not given.

 NAPoLI Dt RoMAN,A, March 2. (PricGte Correspondence. )-The death of the unfortunate Colonel Bourdocki is confrmed.-IIis head was carried in tri- umph by the Turks up to the wall of the A. crepolis. The Greeks composing the camp alarmed at the i'll success of the troops of the camp without, sent out in the night two brave Palicari, who passed through the enemy's army to get to the Pieus, in or der to obtain correct information respect ing this unfortunate affair. They found the Greeks very well fortified there, and learnt that Karaiskaki had just gained brilliant victory. Then the troops in the Piras, in concert with the garrison of the Acropolis, attacked the Seraskicr in his camp.

 The attack was completely successful the Greeks entirely defeated the Turks, took a great quantity of provision, &c. and returned into tho fortress, which has now a very good stock of provision.

 In this sally, the heroine, Madam Gou- "a, wife of the celebrated General of that name, was killed at the head of her troops, after having shewn herself worthy of the reputation of her husband. Karaiskaki has fixed his camp at Eleusis where he has effected a junction with the old Caratasso, and the patriot Coletti.

 Omer Pacha, after having been defeated by karaiskaki, at Distomo. took to flight leaving all his baggage and artillery, which now serves the Greeks. A great number of his men were taken prisoners, who were put to death, to revenge the assassination of Bourback.

 The Hellas frigate, commanded by Miaulis, is at Negropont with strong di- vision, to hinder provision from reaching the camp ofSo. askier. The Government is taking the most energetic measures to drive the Turks from before Aeropolis.- Missolonghi is closely blockadcd by Gen eral Makri i; that place must soon surren- der, being in want of provisions.

 Admiral Coehrane and General Church have not yet appeared in these parts. Com modore Hamilton is still at Egina, the seat of Government, while the Admiral de Rigny remains at Smyrna, and does not shew himself any more in our seas.

 The American crew of the Hellas has re turned to America, on board the frigate of that nation.

 Miaulis is appointed High Admiral of the whole Greek Navy. Paulueci, who commanded the Austrian squadron, is suc- ceeded by Dandolo.

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