The National Register.
London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

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Nerbsarabia to Jassy, and announced himself as the
deliverer of the Greeks from the yoke of the Turkish
government, On the same evening, the Turks who
were at Jassy, about thirty in number, were dis.
armed, and according to all appearance put to death.
It is certain that already, three days before the ar-
rival of Prince Ypsilanti, an in insurrection attend-
ed with bloodshed, had taken place at Gllam in
which all the Turks in that city, who would not
save themselves by flight, were massacred, and the
city itself almost laid in ashes. On the 17th of
Mardi, Prince Ypsilanti issued numerous procla-
mations, both to the inhabitants of Moldavia and
Walachia, and to the Greek nation in the provinces
of tl►e Turkish empire,
" These proclamations which are drawn up in the
moat exalted language of poetry, in which he de-
clares himself to have been called upon by many
thousands of his countrymen to undertake the work
Of their deliverance, describes the insurrection of
all the Greek tribes as a revolution which has long •
liten determined upon, which has been preparing
for many years by secret patriotic societies, and is
now every where matured thr execution; and it
is likewise expressly asserted in them, that the en.
turprise has to aspect he powerful support of a
great neighbouring power.
rr At, the Annie time, Prince YpAlanti addressed
a petition, drawn up in the same style, to his Md-
jcsty
the Emperor of It ussia, and called upon that
august 4overeign not to refuse his powerful support
io the Greek nation, and particularly to the two
principalities which were exposed to groat danger.
" spun as the preceding intelligeme was re-
ceived at L.iiybiwh, the EfltpOtor Alexander was
Merced to dectare that he could cm u,ider the unaery
taking of Niece Ypsilanti only as an effort of the
unquiet ►pirit which characterises the present time:.,
as well us the inexperienee and levity of that young
man; but at the wine his Majesty has resoled as
follows

4(
4 lg.—Prince Ypsilanti is excluded from the
service- _ _

" ratified to hint that !us Maiastv
Luycrur cutarcly dokirVllJVey 01 1.16 C.:ltCrilto.,•.

lied been lea on Oil beolf,4, Seta furth a :mature of water
sod Ulf, clip's in the air which ha. produced am epidemical
disease, to which thousands have fallen victims.
" The native population, either limn blind ignorance, or
influenced in their opinions by those who do not wish the
foreigners wilt (for reasons which I will captain in a Nat.-
ratir'e I am preparing of the facts), imagined that the
rreeell residents had poisoned the lake and river which
rims from it towards Al anilla, making this a pretence to
ag.assinate and plundvi, not only 11w French, but all
strancera without ilisotinination,
" The horrible deign was carried into effect ow the 911,
of the corset.; mouth n 1 Billol4o, the 811 Ile In Or
commencing first with the French, and ultimately with all
stranceis without distinction of nation.
" my-five Gentlemen, Captains and Supercargoes
at the foreign ships, now in Civiu, int:lading, I sleri.l)
regret to say, any partners, Messrs. Shaflalitaky and
nuntlfel,, fed e sacrifice to the cruel knife or these her
bat-tans. and ma the following day ssictern Chinese, who,
ma they suppose, were concerned iii the poised plot.
" Every that which they could tiiid hoti.es ilir
'wt.,' I nod tr p. (tide %lin had fallen slcluns to the tory of
thew u.i11341,,51, %nutches, w 44 either lonia or castled oil.
" Tlir lob, Is ebtiniated at 4ou,outi dollars, and the dif-
ferent t e.idemee. of the pour imiocent•, who have bran so
ci Icily prt.aelit the most dreary aspect of
fdpiov, iiiiir.ll I, and devastation, not to be deacrined, *ad
teeter, iwver to by los got ten.
it Tne (;uveti..tieut, though perhaps not so early as
'Tight tie es pecied, atforded all tar pro:cotion in its ironer
It) rtlls,:uclii.g Own. 5511 u had the good tortmio W escape
Imo the coadi I of Matnlla, where they nun. remain, 51114
have beta 1111114;00y and kindly receive,' into tots con-
.:,'. I licre lust nu iscapel iy ur papers ul au) 'Novi 'piton
the h atll 1, tugelher 551111 all the Cash in our trenettry, lit-
oo the night of tile lOth, been brocght to slit' house
of life Autlitor.Gener4l, nutter a strong military escort,
ruVided try I,lir Governor.
to a few days I shall wind 111) my concerns, add leave
; ler I 110UC. uw (iroVerellielll Iliv4 taken
iiio.l active step. to rcilefu sod publsc
coldideitee, still the WWI rccodeciimi of what 114$ passed,
and what, flout the least iiisinuat:ou of 4 malicious licarir
may ag.tlie 114 ppel., t C3ll 1101 to myself entice the
Ora of I:et-401141 lows:chi u or security ,4 pitopeit,
e.1.6e n: 1111011 11141 1114ko. life oesiratne; besides
Illy peslik ut ra a kind of chuteta intrintts, races
wi!6 Ilia igrc:vie.t violence, liiindiea. bring carried od
daily,''

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Thuntday iti;ht Mr. Fineeey, an extra Courier
fiiiilloYcd by Lyra Stewart, left town fur Vienna,
%%ILit clitspatclies And iitteltigett:v announcing the
Lt 4 t.tti:c: tit.; Mat et Lotttiortierr7.

--4 limilimiii
upon his being acquainted with it. mired to tbe Mat iami
of the Bawd, apparently in a meat wieollbsted iiiiiiwit iiiiiistioli
and distress. and declared that he meld in no siiiiiieray wwwww4
fur the frauds that had been dimming, them b bis newt,
John Fox, being in a conspiracy to Ms and iiiblosy bob
brat
in character and tornme, for the disarm, ef Asia an.
bpirscy, the examination of John Pos. whet wile
aim=
the stationary stores, where he then was, immediately
" 1 fithly—That neither such conspiracy. nor the allegiado• of
Alderman King, that • Fox, In his proceeding, was aiiiimmidi by
malice towardslim, or instigated by some malicious gems ow
persons, for the purposeof iniunig him,' has been ceinetirld Or
substantiated by any vvidcacc."

The Queen's courier was stopped last week st
Lyons, on his way toßoroe, and had all his despatches
seized by the French police; his person was search.
ed, and his letters taken from him; a seal was put
upon his bag, which was sent to Paris. The courier
was desirous of carrying the despatches to Paris, but
was prevented, when he returned to England, and
arrived at Brandenburgh house on Saturday night.
Lord Hood wrote immediately to Lord Castlereagh,
who replied, that an instant communication should
be made to the British
Majesty has sent a person .
with instructions that every
In consequent*: of the
died the Bth iust. Lord'
of Londonderry, and be.
represent any place in !rebut,
minis. It is supposed that
borough of Plympton.
week ti:r Muunt Stewart,
to attend the obsequies
noble nt:rquia being broil
oe Hertford, tie party
evening by the ivarchioness
marquis was in his 894 year.
The Earl of Kinture lately met with a very serious
accident while 1111;1611g wuh bis ti.a..hourias. His
Lordships eullar.hune was broken, but we have the
p;easure to say, that the brine being aiiiiast sluice.
diately set, ne is in a fair way of recovery. Fortu.
nately the accident happened in the immediate
neighbusrluxid of Birchin-cautle. sir nere lie now
14castmo. sit.; tree stow fever.

iwstixonad.

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GERMAN PA?ERS. and that he is never to expect any kind of support " LOYAL ADDRESSES."
—de— in it on the part of Russia. —...
FRANKFORT, APRIL 2.—We have received by '• ' 3d.—Express orders are given to General The great number of Marceau: preciess.r which
express the Vienna Court Gazette of the 29th ult., Count Wittigenstein, commanding in chief the Rue. have recently adorned the Londox Gazelle, wider
which contains thefone akteanieps, tk and Bessarabia" to observe the above title, have been cooked and carved, smug-
" LATBACK, Miatte:V.M.l.7ll7e, rite anceuer ,An the doubles Much hive.' libefiklibilliailldodis,bpdasytesseb of thseupporters
brought to hit Mejesty the King tiftileTwo Sicilia, bneken out in the psielcipaliak of 'Mad-air& wrid •'N ibis& thud toeisdnii,_adeniniettutiort. Assfibt des , .
several kitten trona the Doke of Calabria, and Wallachia, and under to pretext whatever to take foreftmanad noes &Mau of these belabiiiins *I .V, • 1
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a representation •af the Parliament; all of which, any part in them, either directly ur indirectly. the onetime the tosporaticas of Dublin. presented im 1 ' " • .
indeed, tended to submission, but at the same time " ' 4th. These resolutions are communicated tp pecan by the Right Honourable the Lord Mayerefit_ -_ _ _
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contained proposals, the acceding: to which was to the Russian ambaseader at Constantinople; with itiecity and a depilrestien,fa Wreise accimainotiatem .
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Ca/state tirthe revolutionary party the issue of the orders to communicate *is to the Porte; and, to the vice-regal yatch was lent.—Our readers win'.
atlaii. His Majesty. without entering into any confirm the frank aneropen assurances given to it on perceive the extent of upright and disinterested ;
proposals, expressed himself, in answer to the Duke occasion of the late insurrection in Walachia, Baron patriotism by which his Lordship has been sotostoa.
of Ci4abeia, in the same language and easements as Von Strogonoff shall empressly declare that the po- by the following extracts from a repent
a* lie heLi in the preceding correspondence with the licy of his Majesty is, once for all, alien to ell and laid on the table of the House of Commons, surillirwil
Duke and ti... Parliament of the 23d of February; every intrigue which mey threaten the tranquillity cease to wonder that one who partakes so plesmilkdly "
and Cost, al Fardella returned on the 19th, from of any country whativet4 that any participation in ether " loaves and fishes," of " the candle-slob and
ekirence, to the head-quarters of the General in such commotions would `e in contradiction to the ehemie-psrings," should teal himself bound in &vow
Chief of the Imperial army, %hose operations against
Naples, as our accounts show, were not at all re- the Emperor, in his mistimes with the Porte, has what they may.
tended by the mission of Gen. Fardella. no object and no wish • but the maintenance and " ethee,Thet a sheerstateseat (Weis y eftheenatire
" A short time after the heath of Prince Alex- punctual execution of thji Wesley subsisting between stock or boas funikbad b 1 Allieelis Ail. tines tort M,ead
Ma
,
ander Suzzo, an insurrection broke out in Walachia, the two powers.' ie,,e owe went eve bisbettaied sabs, sea twosb
is wait% whish wise orrorwl wlth-6M1.0118, tido of halfthe
at the head of which was a native of the name of " Orders have likewise' been given by our Court value*/ mikri). nod et' whisk there wese es dos wen am
nd.
Theodore, who was formerly a volunteer in the to the imperial Austria* internuncio at Constanti- bond. listimestebseeliessehseal ler near as sehalets as
Russian service, was promoted to the rank of officer, nople, to express himself ip the same manner, and to esiseallikwak libituillurbied- willgattaiek.:73.l7bid, - PatiAsiblismisobidaidlighlellued
end afterwards assumed the name of Wiadimerisco. signify to the Porte, in the MQat friendly terms, the I for elestrasepai= have been 10d. t sad then-wen
This insurrection, in rebirth only, Pardoun and sincere desire of his Majesty the Emperor, by the 1 5•290 *PT tumult Are so bested books as tst. 114,
I t~siviairkesssost s. bees. as stim4_ by o
dyes
Anemias participated, and which,, besides, according inviolable observance ef the treaties, to preserve 1 . ,oliw caw. with worm ao4 bras
to the leader's own declaration, was not directed unshaken the relations eipeeott and amity now sub. I paid . °fella wwwwll‘lool6c .218 le. I‘..
against dui Porta, but against the Boyars and silting between Austria` the Sublime Porte. " Thos tho mosso et di ammo kr Maw
was 4.1 16. &Li and Ms ammo, of the timmhoses *min
public officers of the country, spread so extensively a fille waft. wee a
MASS4CRI 47. AfsdarlLLA
during the interregnum, that Theodore travelled W trash ad mem 'swim/
with impunity a considerable. art of what is called Extract of a Letter: Zed in the Convent of :VW gurratildlefetark ik diaestrogrissi°l/Bc!illushittr.
Little Walachia (the country Crujowa), and appro. Augustin, Mukalla, 11Ith Oct. 1820:-e. yam t . ISt% 1819.
malt stock kooks woos to asssorisoss of diadem from the
heftiests are entertained respecting his further or- "." iiLlireis you from this Convent in the deepest state akar of Me stodsomy stores 'bawd ter as mitehed. whidll line
*sumo. Iflor horrible sad alnictisig their for omit nomiamEthe aims as la
rations, It was, however, hoped that the eippr6ach. er
eve;ll7-v-i. have passed-II) Manilla since the Ott, of the the firs you'll way, of se way as not to Mlle wry diflbreows
itig arrival of Prince Callimrclii, the new appointed current moult', have thrown tier into a state of delirium in measles+ the:
Hcspotiar of Walachia, would put an end to these and tits.por which almost deprives me 01 the faculty of 7thly.—That this eiseerewatexii, deough arbehisi so smite
disorders, when, suddenly, troubles of far greater co 1111 l iimicataie whet I would wish to relate, as immediate attendee se. sad pietas amebas ef, Mt passel
execution of the works. bid astthat alba
• othi the Ist of this month a tromendoits pale of westerly
importance broke out in Moldavia. i . That the swatount of the WO/111= the ems
wind, aceoinpanied by a heavy fall of rain, occasioned a stoc"ltabiltsras.t to. •
111
" On the 6th of this month, Prince Alexander ri.e ii, the eatess of the Lske, far above its usual tert: e trot 17a. a tart et
la eaL lee. 64. is chi tour bills, with.* as oat rem.
Ypsilanti, son of the former Flospodar of Moldavia, and . dating alt the lowlands of Niatulla. On the 4. charge, which may have boa amide hp decry! se iltw '
and Major-General in the Russian army, who for the water began to subside, and iii cousegnence of the au
ul artmv bills, which amen new be
droadt commotion io tee Lake, proceeding from the 'es istfily-.That the fraud of Om 111.6.111
this year past has been out of actual service, pro- torrents whirls poured into It from the surrottuding :noun- covering was detected by the elletell IM slolkosty 11. Om
seeded with a numerous retinue of A snouts, from tains, as well as from tin mass of tiitb and 1141.111. MS *Well month of November, oust and Aldmilall Ithqf IN4edistsis
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Ambassador at Paris. Her
on to Paris with the warier,
very letter should be opencl.,
to death of his father 7 , 10,111---it's
Castlereagh is now Al • • ),•,‘ •
teing en Irish Peer,
•eland in the House '
hat he will be elected , • .rct,
lordship leaves • t
rt, in the minty oPlOssfsi,
es of his late tittherstbsw<l.
ither-in.:aw to the Stirsitit;
intended to be IciveliZe----""
me.,: it postponad. The