The National Register. — London, England, 1821-06-04 00:00:00

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The revolt of the Mores and the in lands of the Archipelago' have *tied the fanati cism and exasperation of the Turks to its height ; and this people, greedy of blood, have abandoned themselves jto the greaten excesses against tho de fenceless christians. The Purte are like the multi tude, with an inexorable cruelty, of which the an nals of Islamism have not for ages offerrel an example. At the moment when the Greek patriarch and the other bishops were "arrested by eider of the Grand Seignor, the Greeks whe were collected in the temples, struck with terror, wok refuge in the houses of the neighbouring esdesiastics; but they were pursued and massacred it great numbers by the furious populace. FRANKFORT, MAY 24...-Mir President of the Germanic Diet has communicated to that body the declaration of the Allied iiipvenigns at Laybach.— It was presented by Prince Metternich, and Baron Anstett, Russian Ministerito tke Federation. The Diet voted unanimously " the homage of their crpectful acknowledgemel to the Emperors of Rua ma and Austria ibr tirkwommunirstion, and the assurance that they are 114 one mind in revering . in ell its parts the beantifidinonement of their equi ty and love of order whith those sovereigns have erected for the permaarmlt elation of all well intentioned men." BAYONNI4 MAY The Empeeinado. not having been able to suppress Merino's Guerilla band, has been, it is said, suepeeted of treason, and sent. moned to Madrid. He Wilk ii is expected, be succeeded by au sudenited patriot, whose isms is not yet communicated. , JJ All the suspected perilous 'rho have been arrested in Galiciu, have been emberked and sent off to the Canary Islands. It is. anted that the . military Governor, Espee Mugs, , was desirous of having them all shot. • Lanacsn. MAY It.—At the moment when the Congress separeted:the kilo document was pobilidtad the name of she Court of Aosta* , and Russia s M 44 DECLARATION; • " * illeingaihrh the madly. if tile ratablisa taken thud • =establishment of whittling!. east Mossy silintiond= tairt. " At licee the very memo w%*ebode seisms objects wise ac complished in she kingdoid di me. a rebellion of sea awn odious chsenstir, W peak, buret forth in Piedmont. " Neither the flee which mat fur 60 man generation united the Nowa if Sway with the • wit ths benefits of an gemmitas, his wise Aims. and sass peso lops. ass ibo sad yestesset of at *which ghe aswassy was forsal. :mild restrain the dieted ed from "planof a Amend thlwainign was prepaid. In this against the tiposo it nations, the coneldrators of Pisdasoitt had their part emitted them. They met Agar II isselbrit it. The Maw and the shit MN betrayed a oaths were violated military Imams tamblisd t cal the coosempt of Way duty mos produced des sesame slimy disorder. 64 It waywhiro dee yaws exhibited 41to haw dime* itac sent eniihdad thew Adel wbligh iiif n igeusgsig. udes iw il =B, Not being able toes talon. air to obtain national mph inidotda it wee Js Met that thus tonMsees of osarchy atigid a gstm upon ainsinal assidatimor the ealwarunpromney of theism was whit be yod. .They riesseacid 1111118 itenditinte alibi ars limbed by tans lose of owes ismiy, and ithstlindig Ae born dash sibimey and waddissa pro. team for a unitard thong. in the thiselaims pliselpies of ender. they poop Who disown fa the wield. w The d.itsliptehis al thishory in a duds fill anent, hot they of weak ma of tiat=o in ma thollettelitH their anihdpedieL saes latish legielniMs aradOw his 111111011111Sred t rai S ;err aid obis bet disuppsised at the eight ot the w It is not to apidintal C103506.4t is not eve= to the conduct Of men who behaved to iR in the boar at Mode, that *is my vows be ansittoted. It his towdied from a more ow pdadpbMmino mho wisfirt if iitowtha. " musk with hem des aimisines of tam to es rend et sommaot obi publis. whose fats was sant gar! astiliews of ichisf, osuesd the mass to Ldl 47 • My to *contend with. and Se put, down rooso, the far from pursuing my estoligtei Motiota. haws inroad to the aid of the people who wee salstalliserd t sad the people themselves hire regarded the scaplormai of time troops Ms support in fa tour of their litswiy, rat as an agraiiisa upon Mir independence. Prom that oratinint the war camped host that moment the states which tiantioa Wsisined basins. the hisnolly sauced thee pants ad& atm imbed my ding but their hasquillity asd patersitg. " itssio midst of thus ions sossoloool. sod ins dhoti= this delicate. the Allied Sr...eimse la imam with the 11UN of she Two MOW and the pryer iinditt haw judgmil tr b pro= B4l :ll au by die frear li gahl ud .Na map, whose wawa woo oftomay the tightain of hottest placed in snitible plassw, le* leer wirAirmi of wowing the free emehme of Irdlidindillosabot th ma It in preparing, maw this gds. oboe* limas way every n l o a se t auels_periemeaerakilnlitaga. " Ths smildleidwedellnes *MA hove prevailed in die del'd of the Allied Idiorwaha will always =minus to sogulah their policy. In Mom, as eating tins dosp oeuritsswibs to themselves the peettionglin if the aad the rigins of each state. arab at IMF are rsolgalisd demist ,by elating treaties. The issue, sem if andi m aft irg whip, will, under the auspices of Prowideria, bithM. the consatletion of that peace which the alma' if die mph autsuptid to destroy, and the stability et an iodic of OW which will swan to mhos their mpg° end Pettlildifr " Pilled these sostiments. the Allied liewiselipts, In Mr. minadsg Lek_lmplo, ban wished to annentoe 4 " the w i l l a demeta = ol 4 lol b 1 Idikk they bars been ashamed-- The) , see arm to Mistia men and all the Meads of order will issitiady are tad la in their ' union a anellafe• guard spinet the enterprise of marehy. " hes for this purposeduit their Imperial and Royal Majesties haw sedated dwir blinateis Plenipotenuary to sign sod publish AO Mod dedetation. " MATRIA—NETTIONIeII. * 4 The Baron DR VINCENT. ' tt PsosaIo—KRUSEMARK. -" I.I9teIa.—NESSELIIODE. • CAPO D'I•TRIA. POZZO Dl BORGO." The arri Privato Arcovitu Pcdrine nothingl to trial. TkIZEITE, MAY 12.—According to news from Pants, dated April 23, all the peninsula of the Mores has shaken off tli4Vussulman yoke, The citadels anti fortresses dechred for the cause of the Greeks on the 19th ofApifil, and the whole coun took up arms. Prince Dltichael Ypsilanti, brother to him who commands in Walitchia, had arrives in that quarter on board a Greek vessel, and put hint self at the head of the insurrection, with the Bishop Nichelz.de Tripelira, Who has great influence over the people. AUGSBURG, MAT 20.-011 is announced that very important despatches hat-a arrived at Laybuch from Constantinonble, transtAatistr by the ambassadors of Russia and Austria, who am accredited to the Sub lime Porte The atrouities which have been com mitted in the Turkish istpital, especially the horrid murder of the Patriarch (which, it is said, Lai led to a very spirited declarations on the pat of the foreign ministers, appear to be the object of the communication despatched to Laybuch. The repre hensible acts in which the Ottoman government have participated are considered very impolitic.— They have, by str doing, exasperated those of the Greeks, whe took no part in the insurrection—the consequences will certainly be most dangerous. ----- The Cortes of Portwsat have enacted. that n'it oth•oeus charged against the prts4 61,111 Le trikd jurie:-, and that the defendants shall I :,t cu tttled to 2.9 jowl:, out of SPANISH PAPERS. CORRVNNA, MAT 9.—As soon as the persons arrested in different parts of the province began to arrive here, an extraordinary fermentation was ob served among certain persons, who would Dot have those individuals remain in the city. !n the night of the 3d there were was much violent deelantatien• in the Patriotic Club, when It was propomd to red `diem all away ; nay, even to transport them to dia. tett climates, and a representation to this effect was made to the Political Chief. This step did not calm the impatience orate club and on the morn ing of the 4th many groups assembled in the Pius& of the Constitution, and on all sides cries were heard of" Away with the traitors who plot against the system." The Captain-General calmed this tu mult, by promising to accede to their desires; and in the night more persons were arrested. On the night of the sth the Canon of Mondonedo Bequerie na, with another person of the some town, wad brought in prisoner, and was embarked for the castle of St. Antony, to preserve him, it is said, from the rage of some persons who probably would have at tempted his life. Meantime the agitation among the Members of the PattiotiC Club, and some others, continued, and the removal of the prisoners was insisted upon ; so that there was reason to fear that the public tran quillity would be disturbed. This state of things • continued till the night of the Bth, when the fol lowing persons were embarked on heard the brigan tine Hermosa Rita, as it is reported. for the Cana ries. iHere follows a list of above 40 names ; among these are "hove 20 Canons, and other eccle siastics, some merchants, sad a late Governor of Ferrol. The hist name is the Marquis de verde.] Among these ersons there are bad, indifferent, and good • theffiit 'should have been punished, for which no thing was necessary but to put them on their trial ; it was sufficient to watch the second ; the third were entitled to especial protection, and all bad a right to demand that the law, and not ar bitrary will, should decide on their cases. Let it not be said that they showed in their countenance a ferocious joy at the excesses of Merino, and that they plotted the ruin of the system. If this were certain, the jtulw would have sent them to the scaf fold, or to the Phillippines and if ttot, no one had a right to molest. them. How lamentable, how fetal • will this oblivion of the first elements of the art of government soon become ? VVo to our country, unless these deplorable proceedings are stopped, which, beginning with the heads of the serviles, will not fail to extend to those of the liberals ! He who proscribes shall be proscribed, is un oracle of •wirdont and txpericnce. The Universal of the 15th and 16th k,ives very lemir amounts of the events in Galicia, with lists of . persons arrested at Corttnna, &mine, Betansos, mid Lugs. There are lists in circulatent of arrests in other places, but their authenticity is not certain After the emburlation of the persons sent away in the above-mentionecl hrteautine, there still remained thirty persons, and more onainued to arrive. A circular of Count Nesse lrode directed to the different Russian Legations, observes, chat the halt • of the Russian army is a complete answer to the malevolent insinuations which ascribed hostile views, with regard to the Porte, to the Emperor Alexander. It would, however, be curious to know what efeet the remarks in Parliament, and in the independent newspapers, have had on the projects or intentions of the holy alliance. Major Cartwright, after sentence was pronounced, ordering him to pay a fine of 1001. to the King. and be discharged, produced a general smile in the Court, by the grave manner in which he slowly pulled,. from one of the pouches of an immense waistcoat, a bag filled with sovereigns, to a much greater amount than the fine imposed, and formally counted out the nett hundred, ob-erving—" They are all light ; and, I . believe, full weight." Three 'woe Lill, pref. re. d by the " Constitu tional Society, - a. it I. calkd, have ben tkronsm out by the grand jury. Tilirty cotton-weavers left Glssi, w on the 29th I ult. to proceed to Rome. 44 W. 1.4440 • the famous Neapolitan Gen. William Pepe is ived in Madrid. • Private letters from A *tab . urg, dated May '22, to that arrests conduit* throughout the whole ent of the kingtlont ofg.iplcs. General Begani o same who surroulerettrsacta, conformably to direct orders of Kin.. Ferdinand) and General covito have been arxestod ; General Colletta and ex .governors of Naples, are still in prison; .4* has yet been dune rtiatively to bringing them trial. FRENCH PAPERS. Nuts, MAT 29.—The process instituted in the Ishtlicrlatals against M.M . Goethals and Martens, vicar-general of Ghent, and M. Bousseu, "secretary to the Bishop of Ghent, has excited the most lively interest throughout Belgium. They were accused of having published, with the intention of disturbing public order, a pastoral letter *um M. de 13roglte, bishop of Ghent, in which that prelate was deemed to have instigated disobedient.* to the government. On the *2sth the liorveign court of Brussels pro.. nounced a verdict of acquittal. The President, before delivering the Judgment of Ole court, strictly forbade uny expression et approbation or iii;oppro. but ant from those present ; iLey were not to b.: min.:tined, and bruit; out inn, loud carmasiuna wisfactiun. rsL a .r.r, ~ r . -~- --. ~ _ ~fi .seANnia. extent (the the ~~~~~~ ~~ 1 ' •. ;t • • 'A .• • . tr f o ?, - . -- .. it:i4l • 1 74_( .. ,t. 4 ,..‘4...t..,, "r -1- 'T". 4 -. . - **l • 'r al i - i i