Letters have been receive...
Letters have beeni received from Constantinople, dated the 20th ult., wh ich state that a vessel h:,d been taken by the 'I'Turks, having on board a large sum of money, and a quantity of baggage, &c., belonging to Lord BYRoN, but that on an application from Lord STRANGFORD, claiming it as English property, the wvhole was given up. Another fact is mentioned, which, if true, would be a proof either of the extraordinary influence of Lord STRAN GFORD, or ofunusual lenity in the Turkish Government. Twelve Greeks were apprehended at Constantinople,on suspicion of lhaving acted, either by themselves or by their correspondents, as the agents of the English Committee in raising recruits and supplies for the Greek army, and the proof of their guilt was deemed Eo far conclusive, thatthey were condemned to death ; but this sentence, on the representation of his Lordship, was, it is said, commuted for banishment. A letter from Odessa, of the 12th of March, so far from con- firming the suppose(d renewval of differences between the Tulrks and the Russians, states that the Russian troops in that quaTter were breaking up from their cantoriments.