The National Register.
London, England, 1822-06-30 00:00:00

HA MBURG H PAPERS.

MUNICH, JUNE 15.—The measures adopted by
the Bavarian Government, in imposing very heavy
duties on all articles cooing from France, have now
been officially published, and take ell et immediately.
The addition made to*the duties is on the average
400 per Cent.!' These duties to be levied without
regard to the state from which they are imported
into the lingdom; only some exceptions will Le
made to those neighbouring states which shall adopt
similar measures. The transit of articles throu;it
Bavaria are to be allowed us heretofore, on payment
of the established duties. _ _

CONSTANTINOPLg, MAT 21.—A cry of horror ,via
resound throughout Eueope whets the new cruelties
ict Scio are made known. All are iitas.ssered. Ev..n
the 73 prelates who were detained as hosa,t;c., have
been cut to pieces in the fiirt. The generous French
Consul, Digeon, is the most to he pitied. fie had
gone into the villages end proclaimed the Turki‘lt
amnesty, and at the same time pledged himseif fir
the Sultan's giving pardon. The inhabitants on this
surrendered all Cieir arms, on which the Asiatics
fell on 13 villages and executed a general massacre.
All fell without defence under the sword of the
Turks, who behaved with the most reflood cruelty.
The whole island is a sepulchre: the few women
and children who were sheltered in the French Con-
Notate arc in the deepest misery, Some Greeks still
combat in the mountains, but their destruction • is
cm.ain. These events have excited such terror her,,,
that nobody now ventures to intercede for a Gretk
family, fur fear of being included in the same pro-
scription.
SEMLIN. JUNE 3.—Letters from Bitoglia of May
23d have been received at Belgrade, from which it
ap, ears that consternation prevails in that part of the
country. The Turks arc advancing in great force
towards Larissa. The agents of the English tree
said to have succeeded in inducing the Sutiots and
Albanians to submit to Choorschid Paella, who u ill
soon t...i.ect his j anciLni with the l'acha of SalonicLi,
to march through Livadia against the Morea.
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cisive events may therefore soon be espeeed in these
parts. Nothing but a miracle can x;:ve the Greek•:,
as affairs now stand. It is uffi:ined eilat the opera-
tions of the-Turks, b.)th by sea and land, are directed
by English officers, and that they have promised en-
tirely to quell the insurrection of the Grceks before
the termination of the negotiations with Russia.

Extract of a letter, dated Mexico, Feb.
The Congress met three day' since, and all the rr,,resAtta—
tives have .worn to observe the t reifies entered into by Gen/ill
Iturbide about a year since. They have decided tact toe future
Government of this country shall be it linimd miloarchy, and a
ocputatton is immediately to be sent to Europe With aooller of
the Imperial Crown to a Bourbon, either to the him; of Spain,
one i‘f ins l.r,•thers, or to ,lie Timer of Lucca; aq cave of
rausall no the part of these iudividuals .0 accept flie oder, i: is
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then to be made to a member of the Itotte or Aastria. But '
should they all refuse to rmzede to the prep and none of " -•••
them arrire in this country within y cesauti peliod to be beretftct •\
canted, the Congress in the Home of Reptescmatives will then t , '
cowl s native, who is to be iteciarett Emperor cf Mcx co. 'f '
up:mores of Congress hitherto 6.1701 T of RICal intolerance in . •
teogiuus matters. None Lut the Catholic reliAion is to h.: toic•
anted, and in this particular the Government will be well sup— of •
toned by the population of rha country, in which bigotry and •••• ,
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tanaLcion prevail pucrirapa more so than in any-other c-dula.tnity, -
on ttn; face oi the glolox ' .
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