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London papers to the l7,h of February, Paris to the 2lst, inclusive were received at Boston, on Monday, the 18th. by arrivals from England and France. The English pa pers furnish nothing important but those of the French capital contain number of inte- resting articles relative to fhe affairs of the East, which had suddenly assumed more warlike aspect than we were prepared to ex- pect from the previous accounts. We copy below some of the articles referred to. The latest dates from COnstantinopie are to the 14th of January. It is stated that several Greek merchants. of great wealth, among them ReaIIi, had been arrested and executed; and that others had become alarmed and fed. Orders had been issued for the subjects of England. France and Russia to depart; and fears were entertained for the safety of many ofthem. It will be seen, by an article in our last, that Lord CochraKe had arrived in Engand.-He gives fdtt ring account of the affairs of Greece. A

 Smyrna, Dec. 20.

 Our Pacha has been mt king military pre- parations for several days past. COnsidera- ble quantities ofpO~der have arrived from the interior and we learn that batteries have been raised the whole extent of the quay, which border tho Turkish quarter. A park of 20 