lhe most profound respect, tue very oSedleni

 pasriO,.r ANDREW MlALUS.
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tAe most profound respect, tue very oSedleni pasriOt.r ANDREW MlALUS.

 Conssnsiaopls ArriI e6.-The RAmazan has noi hindered the ambassadors of England. Russia end France from making applications to the Reis EIEendi on the subject of their proposals for the paci6cation Of Greece. On the 18th, the DragOmans of these ministers waited on the Ehendi, and atter hearing him invoke the justice of God, and the assistance of the prophets, received for an answer, that " the words arrangement, paciication, and suspension Ofarms, employed with respect to the Greeks, appeared to the Divan to be eX- pressiOns out of place; that the revolt of some Greeks scattered about the Ottoman Empire would have been put down long ago, but for the assistance they had received from Eu- rOpe," &c.

 This answer did not appear to the Drago- man to be of a nature to be reduced to writing; but they inferred from another equivOcal de claration, that formal answers in writing might be expected from the Porte after the Bairams, (lst May.) the En- glish Ambassadors invited the other tive ministers to repeat the application on the goth. But whether by design or chance, the Russian Dragoman arrived sooner than those of the two other legations; and not finding them, returned to Bujuedure, where Mons. Ribeaupure has resided ever since the answer given him at the beginning of the Ramazan. No further step has been taken. and this ac- cident seems to have occasiOned some discus sion oflittle importance among the European Ministers. Augsburg Gaz.

 It is now confidently stated that His Ma iesty has written letter to the Duke ofWel- lington requesting him to resume the com mand of the army which, however, his Grace has declined.