From the United States Gazette.
FROM ENGLAND.
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from Iondon bringing dates to the 5th OF Dec nclu-
sive.


Despatches from the British Ambassador at Con- Fl
stantinople, dated the 9th Of Nov. reached London
Ola the SOth, but had not been published. The pri
vate accounts from that place. IN the French and II
German papers, were to the 10th of November. 1t
apDears from these, that the intelligence OF the de-


s,ruction of the Turkish fleet, reached Constantine
| pe ON the 1st of that month. The news caused
great CONSERVATION, but the Porte had not resorted


10 any acts of violence against the European resi-
dents and the ambassadors remained there at the
| last date, ;


Further advlces were hourly expected II
4 Among the rumors in circulation, was one that


orders had been given to selze all ships OF the al


lied powers in the Turkish empire, but the Courier


considers the report as unfounded.


/ The British stecks had fallen to about 82i.
4 The following are extracts from the private &C.
counts. "


CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov 7th.
The receipt OF the intelligence of the battle OF
Navarino agtated the Sultan to such degree that
no person, not even his most confidential advisers,
Il could obtain access to him for twelve hours alter
y wards.
y The Refs Efend was, however, at length admit
= ted and the Sd the dragomans appeared in great
CONSERVATION he asked them why they acted against
. all faith, and then added, that the Porte exceeding
e y regretted in having listened for moment to their

~ dors. 1t is said that the treaty with the allied pow
o ers, as we'll as the convention Of Akerman, has been
" declared null and yod and that the Porte has deter
u mined to break off all communication with the am
=, bassadurs. they have, however, expressed their
~ conviction, that they well as the other Franks,


resident in the Turkish capital ought to be protect
ed by the rights of nations, and had accordingly
no sured them Of their safety This fact was commu,
d ncated to the Austrian ambassador.
~ Every moment an order is expected from the Sui
- - tan, commanding general armament to be torned
and the standard of the Prophet to be Oised the
rs af Mosque OF ST. Sophia.


~ Since the first of this month"; when the burning o.
ar the Turkish fleet at Nayarlno was KNOWN an indg
nation not to be described has prevailed among the
no Turks. Tranquility, however, prevails and we ool
val forward with mpaence to the decision OF the Sui
nj TAM after the great dvan OH the 5th. The ambas
sadors of the three powers still here, but IN
ercourse is held with them, and the Austrian Am


bassador is in constant negotiation with the Rel
,,l Ehsndi.


49, The Refs Ehend answered the ambassadors Q
I Prussia and Holland, who offered to express thei
80, coincidence on the event. that the Porte would TAX
'N ~ step suitable to its dignity.


vi The conduct Ut the Porte to the ambassadors ha
ny been hitherto entirely coniOrma5le to the law of nj
en M tons aud seems to be pledge that the Porte,


e in the worst case, does not design any thing vioel
towards them. 1t is generally believed that the Su
dig ."n II ,hs ,uh"la ann,n ., m a"u ta
,sed ed.


aseu eI, SMYRNA.
~. Florence Nov. 15.~-We have received very sat
tho iactury news respecting the situation Of the chr
,ha;r tans resld at Smyrna. The governor has tax
'' measures, that all the Franks who are settled the
,h, may follow their avocations with perfect secur
edon N ur no ~ .,I:I a s, - ,. e. WIN VIC W W
ff considered neuter, whatever events may happen ell
sii- ,vhere
1t we ""e'e' ln.o ,,.ra..,,o


It's, to N' ~ ' A1a.'IeJ
''i''e Our Correspondent at Frankfort writes to ,


; sOn the % OF November we received here ne
ld the hn ~ .t II. ~ :. annouhoes
nina, Constant,nnnIs IN consotnanoa of c4a''
,,roo Sultan and OF the rupture of the negotiations
g the 'N ..p..o ~ 0t93anfais ~ h,.s.s;a ~
''a'' remained with the Porte,and it is hoped that he
o,; succeed in renewing the negotiations. When
Iu news arrived at Vienna, decline took place in
nuors u ,ls funds The Metalliques fell to sO5-the
'iicie Shares to ,056."


ho' We have Just learnt that Admirable Rigny
, arms off Smyrna the 5th, On board the Trident
hs' oe We extract the following articles from the A
care OF burg Gazatta- - =
oe' 10 ODESSA, Nov. 1,
il seas We have news from Constantinonle 70 49, o
law of Tho cant.J wac tranon;l nd tho W .no


still there. Since the news of the catasthropl
: weak Navarino, we have received that of landing
irrevo- by Fabvier on Scio the 98th Oct The Sultan
said to be in CONSERVATION ; and private letter
has IN nounced since, that the Refs Efendi had been
any of uEApEp-others, that he was exed The roe


the frequent meetings of the Divan was exp


every moment.


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