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Accounts from France as late as the Goth Feb.
have been received at Boston. by the Rhine.
letter of February co. received by her states 'that
the Grand Sultan had issued his proclamation, ex-
pressing his determination not to acknowledge the
independence of Greece, and calls on his subjects,
one and all, to defend their rights and country.
There was to be meeting Of the Ambassadors at
Corfu.''


The new manifesto of the Porte was received at
Paris. The Journal des Debafs not being able to
publish the whole in the paper of the Goth, gives the
following extract:


.As it is evident that the pretence Of liberty in
favour Of the Greeks tends TO nothing less (ieayen
preserve US !! than to make all the countries OF Eu-
rope and Asia where the Greeks are mixed with the
mussulmans fall into the hands of the nhdels, to
put the Rajahs nsensbly in the place of the Otto
mans and the Ottomans in the place of the RaJahs
to convert perhaps our mosques into churches, and
10 make bells resound from them, and in word
easily and promptly to annihilate lslamlsm neither
law nor reason nor policy permit the acceptance OF
such propositions"


The proclamation enjoins upon all the public
agents and functionares, general armament
Preparations were making for vigorous resistance.
hundred thousand Kurds were said to be already
on their march, and would arrive in Europe by the
end Of March.