From the Baltimore Anaerican.
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FROM ENGLAND BY the packet ship Cam
bria, at New York from London adyices have been
received to the evening of the t9lh of November.
The great topic of interest in the metropolis appears
to be the situation of the Frank residents al COnstan
tinope. 1t was said that part of the allied squad
ron was to go thher, for the purpose of aifording
them protection. 1t is also stated that besides the
two Russian men-of war anchored off the Russian
Embassy, there are English ships ready to receive
the principal residents, should it prove necessary.
Other Journals repeat the previous report, that ships
had been despatched to Smyrna with intelligence
OF the affair of Navarino, and that courers thence
would reach Constantinople before news could be
ce,ved from Ibrahm round by land. 1t would APP
pear from letter from Pera, that the fight of Nava-
rino already known in the Turkish capital, and


in addition to the late fires there, had produced the
greatest CONSERVATION and dismay According to
the agreeable Turkish mode of proceeding in SUCH
circumstances, the Refs Efendi, by the same ac-
count. is disgraced and imprisoned the prelude


to dec,pitation. Things of this sort. with appre-
hensIol,s entertained of the outbreak of the Turkish
popuace, speak sufficiently the barbarous institu-
tons and manners of the Turk. 1t is, however,


thought at Pera that things will be settled to the sat-


sfacton of the allied powers; and this, though the
contrary may turn out to be true. seems to us the
more reasonable opinion. The occurrence of sig
nal defeat like that at Navarno, may be regarded as
circumstance somewhat extraordinary in state Of
peace. for such the allies declare to be their rela
ton with the Porte.