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Tsukey aai 0recce.-Ths Angtmeuas Zsi. flung 0f the 18th inst, contains accounts from COnstaniinOpie, q dated sith aRd R5tll nlt. lt appears from them that on the eith the allied ambassadors had long conference with the Refs EGendi, in the course of which he did not in the least change the language which he had before held hut it is said that the am bassadOrs had scarcely returned to their hO- tels, when he sent them word that the Porte was ready to make proposals. ltis asserted, in an article dated ConstantinOple, Nov. g, that the ambassadors had nearly succeeded in aIaying the irritation of the Porte on the sub feet of the battle of NavarinO, when the ar- rival of the Captain Bey suddenly induced the Turkish Minister to hold a tone of def ance, and refuse to negotiate on any cOndi- tiOns except those contained in the note of the 9th ut. It was then announced by the ambassadors that they would wait upon him on the 94th, at which time the conference al- Iud"d to took place; but according to this second article of the 25th, in the German pa pers, nothing positive has expired. It is to be remarked that no account of this confer encr, or of the reported communication of the Refs Effrndi to the ambassadors, has req ched our Government, although abundant time elapsed for the transmission of it in an official manner.-An article from Bucharest states, upon the authority of letters from COnstanti nople, dated Nov. G5, that after an assembly of the Diva1, it had been resolved to negotiate and again to ask the mediation of Austria From COrfH, under the date of Nov. 18, we hear that the Sultan had published frnan, declaring all the ports of Albania shut against European commerce.