The National Register. — London, England, 1822-08-04 00:00:00

_ unpunished. even attempted to enter by night the palace of the Sultan. In consequence of these events, the inha bitants looked forward with apprehension to the festival of Bairman, during which, the Musselmen enjoy more liberty than usual, and when the popu lation is in motion. Hut the sequel did not justify these fears. A little before Use opening of the Dairen, there appeared a Erman of the Sultan, which prescribed the most rigorous measures for the maintenance of order, for the speedy and severe punishment of the slightest excesses, and especially enjoined the police to protect the quarters inhabited by Chrisrians. In consequence of these precautions tim festival of the Baiiam has passed in the greatest order; and though on the second day above 30,000 persons passed through Pera, to be present at the military exercises, and the games which took place according to custom in the neighbourhood of that suburb, in the presence of the Sultan, nubtxly was disturbed, either in the houses ur in the public streets and squares. The Sultan was nevertheless received with the greatest acclamation whenever he shim ell himself to the people. lion pt ocre - ded. Andrew Browne, t6a torgeou of the 94 Dragoons, not having opened the body whew last examined, was now questioned relative thereto. His evidence, however , on use subject enuttusted to nothing; for he acknowledged that though be found the longs iu a state of disease. that might have occurred subseptent to the punishment. Henry Waring, the Lieutenant and acting Adjutant of the lid ►egiment of foot, deposed, that the said regiment was in the garrison at Hull, in June; end that on the VI st of Mat usionth-the deceased was tried by a Court-martial, " fur highly irregular soil smosoldierslike conduct, in hav ing in his possession a silver spoon or spoons, the property of the Officers' Regimental Meas, between the Ist and the 14th of Jime, and offering to dispose of the sante, know ing it or them to irate been improperly come by." That the stints was found guilty, Red sentenced to receive SO) lashes. That. the sentence biting confirmed by the cun mandin• officer, Lieut.-Col. Juniata, it was carried int.' edict un the 22d of Julie. 'lhet nu more In.het weer. inli.ctml than the sentence authorised, and that the tle. ceased was then sent to the hospital, which is about a mar kola the garriatin. Tied on the 27th of .Vine the regiment marched from Hell to York ; that lie rude on the bag c oge cart, but that lie walked from Yolk to the bistracloi. Maurice Alexander, surgeon of the 1:t1 regiment of foot, confirmed the ithoee, and said Mit only one she 1111111 had been left behind ; but that like had thought the decra•ed uu.ane to travel, he alto ehouid have been left. Witness AN intrepid and intial . lisle poor 1040 lours :114U ;II 11 14 1 happened, Isis p • two end not end. Then muse the question of sectiiiiirs • tietysaderest many ussuies—said It s, wily wuntlethel that au IWllluiele 114.1114.111 ill ills tulikil iiiiii could tin+l,l%. oeis+g ..I,o+, earth having cuisrage to too pleaded kit 11;141, Wino • , see I •%0 lit ut the leilklll'eti aillolllll—at length in,' ouretwa sew accepted; bill all* gild not happen wail the wretched Iran passe4 siyhty-.serer solitary aad miserable days is his datereo, is tiaitiota to s s tutu yeas : !! Colonel the Hun G. A.• C. Stapylton, Chairman of the Victualling Board, Frederick Edgecombe,Esq. and Dr. Barnett, Commissioners of that Board, have concluded their labour of inquiries into the deport- i i i 0 ~.---...,„ .. \ molts under their direction ut Portsmouth, with a -I! " view to make reductions therein. It is computed ' 1 .23 4 '. r. that the consolidation of the Viettu , :ling with the .7.-0 .1 il k • -,.. • 1V evil establishment will elfect a saving of upwards '1,1c... '..J . .ii of five iliousdnd pounds per annum. The total esti. '' . 4 '1 , , ft mated expense of the year is given in the " Navy ' Ajjr: '..., Estimates" at '10,4781. At t:iiatliam, where the . , fl,li, estimated expense was 3,8351. tt:c establishment I. s "Z'xr,„,a_rip ; been entirely reduced, excepting the Clerk ut too 4 - •:- Clicipic, ore clerk, and ten men. ) I MEW •';', . . ..... .... i t .).,,, .., i ,.., ) ,... ;,- ..., ... .. 0 , 41. ; ~,,,,,t ~, i , . 0 tr... .0.. 0 _ 6 ..- v d Meow ii ,st,Usidr ~,. t.r.c.. 11 .. ` . 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The widow. of Ali ' BRUSSELS PAPERS. - . . . . -.. i ..... In lately at Cellatabti . . will ata4Wilnial ' be doing well. After the se e med day's sami e,r t ert l o r • . Baussrts, Joan 27.—Captain Louis Croce, corn- Christian prieet,•by a i4dillttutl . ' aent..and a Jew deceased at Market Weieliton. He tbeit eneeplisieed of munding the Sardinian brig La Pace, which arrived banker,. whom Ali Pada . 10ployed . tn . his great r ar ... s ui sn k awea h lim uj ou wise essaa g ent Nat i on , 0 ,,, i m am s owed ma ., from o.lessa, at Genoa, on the 17th of July has curlier/ transactions. SP is treated with seated, and Mat the deceased wim laboeriag nailer a sm in fever. The bark of the deceas°,l Made a statement, of which the following Lithe s ub- distinction, and aothingis spared to entertain her was dreseed, cod proper inedici Wire admialsterrd. li at once :—He left Constantinople on the 15th oClune, sumptuously. The Popo hopes to draw from bar, Tim neat moraine the mortiliassien And lemensed, has t e arriving an the 19th off Smyretei had saw the Otto- or from her attendants,4Prna Informal* =la fever bad soltsided—wituess, however, did mi. borer of . man Beet all in dames; at the same spot known by Ali% hidden trliattritet Ibe nobody will be any proper medical geutiensatr Melee irbese ameba mead the sum of Chewie r , the dtassianslormarly ha 1101,,a.tIteltWil his miss rampastr ha, tv g e deebtheredAsseticee. nail lie titieehei Wes lake* be Yesk. pla.ned of bevels recirkee 41. Weep Ms i ot. rat that which had ttl i tr refuge there.—Having fallen Into the bates,* earl—and the witness 'mauled bl o t:rm. 1 obscured that an armed Orsek cutter, detaahed fram Suited,' t6sAr• - te—ithe french Ambassador, l e d g i ug that the weather was entreat* hot the the G reek naval force, sailed directly towards him, Count Talleyrand, who arrived at Zurich a few Scarlc u losed the evidence. and the Joey, after doe'con- he at first stood off to sea; but his tears being die data ago, complains, Eras *note . of the 16th July, sidera rettirned • verdict—That toe dreamed re- pelled, he afterwards held the sa me coarse as the . addressed to the Diet , ofd repr isal. resolved on by eeived tbe'r..• hundred lushes, sad that lie died .f thematic. , 1 Greek vesseL When he arrived at Zira, he saw the some Cantons, and of Mbar things. which were le- wade( the lever, mortiflcation,aud debility, insets mere- wne cutter come out which bed preceded him, and ferred by the assembly to the Commercial Committer from. . corded to the Consul of France the news of the *as. - defeat of. the Ottoman fleet, which was confined to MILITARY -FLOGGING. THE DELL\ QUENT BISHOP. . Captain Crate, with the following details:—" Three ... e .gpi.i.. The following particulars of the persecution by Turkish three-deckers blew up, as well as several CORONER'S INQUEST. IMMATURE DEATH mr this monster of an honest and industrious man will miter vessels ; four or five frigates run ;ground, and A SOLDIER, aim, , int FLOGGING. be read with great interest—we rejoice to find that the rest was dispersed." An larinest.was held by iii Cowling, cermet for York, a subscription has been opened fur this victim of VIENNA, Jut.'t 15.—The conferences with M. on Mon&y, the ltd alt., .tubas Yolk banuelts, over the cleric e . cle , by . 'and villas y :..... tie Tatischeff continue The answer of the Porte body ofJohn Vernet, • pritti i t4i t t e e d Seeea tt d, or Qom . ea' N a om i ;m u .. There wat a fi re ort that the man promented by the to the proposals made by our Court, in the name of oreo7:lll:eneti)rofter' who bed wotd , teelmr i kte the a b ove b avvao ba, Meteor of Clogtrer ses 4 dead. He had Mitred the ligessies that of Russia, are expected in the course of this WI. ere lie resnaieed lia. . tarter' till Friday, the 19th , of a thousaud deaths.; but he is. still Ilviag . His crime was the whispering el a report that the atlas reset wise is month. A month will certainly pass before the re - when death closed his eastlib safferlags. at length detected had attempted to te a attain turn of the couriers who travel between this city, The inquest Mateerneedpoite belt past sieves Is the St. Petershorgh, and Constantinople. It is affirmed forenoon, and the dilly eh*, ewssaleed was Mr. Andrew atrocity. About eleven rears age as eseelsman monom Guards, „„ w sea. la the service of the Hon. John Joireipe, of Denskilt, sad Browne, a se . hi Ibe f ir that the Emperor Alexander will arrive in July or , i ,,,,,, i ;it York Ba rracks, wade , whom mw di al ; ware aftcr r quittiii re g v h b is ro se ti t ie s r ice . w i ds ace I. Da that hlia by e :k m.4, lmi. September. Preparations are making at Verona for the deceased had beets pladed maids arrival. 'll:perpu,rt ease ai l lb Mbar the t ;mend :•ircuctor' tau t :e ll :Yids is• dismissed . is: for the reception of the distinguished personages of his evidence was as follows ts-Ts u at the m ends ad satire w‘4. will arrive there at the same time. cei red 300 lashes for as 01111111e*Ile li Bs he his knowledge ; but to prevent his procoodiog le Ile we- r:f ays wit a ie n h er lie wa Vi rd a s s , ne ib t e ac r qa binist akidod sol il g ht Item, show ge , " y prosecution, he was thrown late prison, and JULY 17e--Prince Louis of Kaunits Rittberg, removed to Ireland, although he uttered respectable ball, it was rejected. He nephew of the Prime Minister of that name, under use deceased was conveyed to York oit a baggage cart; 1 1 a4 n t i o 4 o letters u i s n o l l iSs n i m mss i e: o ion, writtei. le bud by a me- i I the reign of the Empress Maria Theresa,• was ar. •liat the deceased informed the gr.i i ille s seas lethientigaase e rv c a a n i s t , 101 the Bishop's desire, reties:4We Lim lib 11011C1141 Use feet rested by the Police last Saturday, at eleven o'clock whilst tiie re re front his brother: thesis letters wore s tater lions hest at night, and brought before the Criminal Court, on I v i ia l l et i ' l it P al on itit a a llek ; that a let tflication deprived of the ally dm- en,ned, Mt that it ceased on Me I ills ; that bad the man bY stratagem. and Le, being Bra a charge of having used violence towards several which he could support his charge egoista the been rule to have taken .us ,support, he Plight in caeonp," boys, brou g ht to trial tar doto s young persona, one of whom is dead in consequence recovered I that he holieved ill mink, and lonnd gnilty. The sentesace was two yin's' impeistreasent + and of the 01-treatment she recet,ser •Thi' A Priests, on debility might have owed its °eight to e a throe erdeitt y l et rt r ai e c si- two ur three dogging.. The incarceration was rally torn- deuce ass the West Indies, Ile, however, acksowledged, account of his disgraceful conduct, and the total de- that when the mar was reeseeed from Hall, the weather toletrd slot ended, mid tinder Otte flagging he bled nod b tortured until the la st . spark of Me and reeling bad nearly rangement of his domestic affairs, has long been was extremely hot, arid that be must have been much avoided in society , jolted on the baggage cart. moue extinct. %lieu be recovered, and was on the eve f etsiii • second il.igesog, a s teward of the /muster This act of authority, exercised on a Prince, who Col. Kearney, of rise Drasdoo*, new stepped forward o f to I l iiin and °tiered a icon.roun of Use itepeudlag r is the bead of one of the most illustrious families in and said , 'IN" iu t" °bees" 4. every "e "'"'"' ed with perish / col. on the redditt" of bYrile'li Ibillshig • %trilling the ltd regiment of foot, he was assiost• ii isms* Ws full our country, Grand Cross of several Foreign Orders, a p ekeewledgment ul' leis keying net,. guilty et' slander arid conviction that the officers of that ugliest wore gest- fusielsseho t he d. rac W k lio , , eo t7 i. t i wa . , slut pr.par , d to diem the a g o. and who has represented the august person of his rally men of very had sad lersiss• diapssisisas.sed meg re. Owe a siguattila ander such Cir. Majesty the Emperor on several missions at Copea- Whlllw be was Tate certain, tfaald eel • 1161111 act a erred cambiums ? 'lee pool erwalane, It sissy lye supposed. was Hagen, Madrid and Rome, is a remarkable proof of Pl"' or root not slow iu putting his is c ru..1.,‘.; Lead In the paper--end Two witnesses belonging to the 2d regiment -- the spirit of justice of our government.be was were:fay spared a pentstinsent at ' which it was at being expected from Ireland. the Wisest was adjourned M. de Tatischeff has just hired, for three months, till Monday. the 29th day' of Joly,st two o'ekek. thronged to one he would um have survived the itiflictitiu. Byrne is a native of May awash, acrd a luau, Omagh lie had the fine palace of Lubomirski, on the Scotch Buu. before else dory left tine rime, however. ilr. Brow ny. been a servant, Of some education, and trey &revel pa- levards. the surgeon, re-entered; sod annoometi, that he had just ody. woman he slum ibeilastoo to a state of rtmtage. He has, Ire . 4: j oie year c s im h c ar be •k a , to seprrted a opened the h Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg arrived at Ye. • ~ tursterous family by sin ug job vt; il ,iu putrefaction. On that accosted he w 111 " J al i •" I llensille-sturet, Monies ; and having lately met with an nice on the 9th, travelling under the name of Count isspret the same, mid give timer °pinkies ou the 'object. cadge( La that employment, be has been obliged is, is o Henneberg. Monte of the Jury weal op stabs, sod see of them. en has 1 1 ..._ _ n _____ ; ., _ __, ,__ __._____ __,,. dud _LA. , run, than . i engin to the Jury-room, stated. that the while body was d e prived.! ll7 4 .0 7 .10 7 .a •R" re us av:Y la w il i g i s l isiig 7 l : 7 in FRENCH PAPERS. in a state of putrefaction, sod therefore the mar were so South Cumber loadat reel. wily as a newel result: He, however , added, .. that the —....,..—h is said that this meforinnate man did not consent to mars a loses were is belns of skis sod VICUNA, JULY 110.—During the last week ofi b,.., Gripc d aN t' a a Life Zit nary iss a m ..epar-v a . ii — or :J i fl aill6 ,_ 4B If his !a:* her in an acknowledgment of his pith moil alter repeated sign et tiller destruction, and untildis wife and four the Ramadan, at Constantinople, there was a COM- the remains of the deceased were interred iu children were brought to his derision, and had thrown piece stagnation in all business, which nnhappily March yard at two Weisel' tbe s eaneraftersoctii. thetmeives of their knees and actual!, acit k•M into ..e- -seemed to extend even to the authorities to whom , SILCOIIII tune—SATtlatialf JULY SIT. 10 'woodsy. cptleseetice. a Trois,: r_.ei . ki the t t.e.t !•tealW.r, pu b itilltli to Al hough the inquest hail ►bees i:dosorited the tare of the general safety is con fi ded, an that yet I:re Witnesses leaving arrived ow Frislay,aad expressed I , : !es.m i s eraSlejooa p. O l i r aim° w st e ariir „ , ,,w gir i e wt ur w e b t m e b p ) l l br i .: : various excesses were conunitted in the concluding 'great anxiety to return to Ireland as awns as posesele . Mr. oil. Sheriff ( Harty I • k old, I on dip' oaf to pet irre mos to a falsehood! ! ! —Atter days, both against Turks and Greeks, which have Cowling seennoned the Jury to assessed* at three u'elock atteareerattu:s for teat iissi, die norgrog, anti the forced' remained unpunished. An audacious band ofrobbers on Saturday allemoou, whirls iiisr did, mad the mammas acknowledgtuent or 4601, which it would appear grieve.' lieu ueocreded. this Litrenid and iellesiele poor men mere than ni l that • . ~;i7 ~' w .