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ue tN' |. papers or Iast nigtIt, contaln no further intelligence of the war with Spain: indeed they state that there had been no new arrivals since last week.

 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

 The advices from Odessa. relative to the War between Russia and Persia were increa:. sing in interest. The Russians had fought. several battles with the natives, but, although in all these engagements, the advantages were on the side of his Imperial Majesty. yet in each succeeding engagement the bravery of the Persians became more conspicuous, and the farther the invaders proceeded, the more certain was considered their ultimate de- struction.

 A very serious disturbance commenced in ConstantinOple on the 2Gd of October. The Grand Scignior, at whose court. it appears, the most accomplished diplomatists of Europe are at present assembled, began on the QQd, and up to the 26th, when the Maltese vessel sailed, he had put to death, or rather legitim- ateIy executed, upwards of 5000 of his sub jects. The shops of the Turks were general ly closed, and the most gloomy forebodings entertained by those whOleither actually then were, or hereafter might be, considered hos tile to his Sublime Highness.

 On the 9th of July fire broke out in Batavia, which destroyed one hundred and eighty houses, and property to asconsiderable amount.

 The news from Greece is generally of a more favorable aspect. A great number of the inhabitants of Romelia had rebelled a. gainst the Porte. Lord Cochrane has left Marseilles for Leglorn. His Lordship, tho distressed and irritated by the delays in the construction and equipment of the steam ves- sels. and all the fraudulent proceedings of in- dividuals with respect to the Greek loans, is still very far from despairing of the success of the Greek cause, ,er thinking that he cannot effectualy serve it.