FROM CONsTANTINOPLE.
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 Augsburgh, Nov. l9.-The Augsburgl Gazette contains the following news dated Constantinople, Nov.7 7.

 By an extraordinary conveyance.

 The Porte has taken very strong re- solution and has therefore put stop to all the uncertainties that had agitated that ca pital for week past. The catastrophe at Navarin was known in the Seraglio on the 29th, and so exasperated the Sultan that nobody dared go near him for 12 hours. The Refs Effendi at length,o ,on the Sd, sent for the Dragomans of the three powers, & appe ared to be in state of consternation which is not to be described. Without speaking to them of the consequences of the affair, he asked them the reason ofsuch breach of faith, and dismissed them, after giving them an evasive answer, with forced composure, adding this remarkable declar~ ation-that the Porte deeply regretted his having listened for a moment to the insin- nations and promises 1.-the three amhassa-, dors-that their presence at Constantine pie was indifferent to the Porte-that no ad- vice would be given them either to go or stay-that they were at liberty to deter mine what they should do--lastly, that the Sultan had determined to break off all in- tercourse with them.

 Thus the Franks passed in the greatest alarm the two days, ,during which the Mus sulmen expected with great joy the resolu- tions of the Sultan, who had convoked an assembly of the Dvan. This assembly was held at the Mufti's; and all the Ulemas- even those who are averse to the new sys- tem-were summoned to attend it. The result of the deliberations was anxiously ex- pected at Pera. Yesterday at two o'clock, nothing certain was yet known. But in the evening energetic measures were gen.