FOREIGN INTELLYGENCE.
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The packet ship Edward Quesnell, at N.
York, from Havre, sailed from the latter
port on the 4th April, and brings Paris pa
pers to the I'd inclusive, containing London
dates of the 28th March.


Marseilles offers at this moment sinpu-
lar appearance. There are tobe seen there
at one and the same time, Frenchmen who
are sacrificing every thing to Join Col. Fa
bure in defence of Greece, and other French
men who propitiate the smiles of the great
men OF the day, by enlisting for the Turks
under Monsieur do I.ivron. A CONVOY of
these latter is to sail in few days y


A letter from Corfu of the 9TH of March
states that Captain Pacha had quilted Ibra-
him and sailed for Constantinepe, and was
pursued by Miaulis. Ibrahim had caused
several Chiefs under his command to be be-
headed. The departure of Captain Pacha
leaves the sea completely free, and succour
can be afforded to Missolonghi. The Aus.
trian Observer reluctantly admits that the
Greeks have repulsed the Turks, and sue
ceeded in victualling that fortress.


Letters from Trieste announce that Col
Selves, who was in the Imperial Guards un-
der Napoleon, and is now in the service Of
the Viceroy of Egypt, has surrendered al
discretion at Tripolitza, to a corps Of More
OTIS, under Colocotroni.


Trieste accounts to the Sd, state that tn,
Captain Pacha had been recalled by tn,
Porte, at the instance of Ibrahim Pacha, whit
had attributed to him the recent reverse
OF the Ottoman arms.


Much alarm had been excited in the cap
ital OF Constantinople, by rumor tina
LORD C0ChTane had arrived in the Ionian lei
ands.


1t is said that the Greek Journals circu
late freely in Constantinoplc, whilst they ar,
prohibited in Russia.


The Duke of Orleans has contributed 5oot
frs. to purchase provisions for the Greek,
at Missolonghi.


Letters from Lisbon OF the 18th ult. stat
ed that the Queen had recognized the Re.
gency. The British Ambassador, who i.
very assiduous, exercises a very decisive