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

toglia to the 23d of May, by the way of Belgrade.
Macedonia is still in couaternation, end disturbed.
Considerable Ottoman forces are marching towards
Larissa. The English agents have succeeded, it is
said, in inducing the Suliotes and the Albanians to
submit to Chourschid Pa.(lha. The latter will en-
deavour to effect a junction with the Paeha of Salo-
nice, and to penetrate with him.by Livadia into
the Morea. If miracles. do not take place, the
Greeks will be oirereome. It Is also the case in the
Marine, that English officers direct the operations
of the Ottoman fleet.
LEIPZIC, June 8.--.-Accounts froM Constantino-
ple, Vienna, and other places, continue to affirm
that peace will not be interrupted, and yet calm and
reflecting men are not inclined to credit these re-
ports, which take the appearance for the reality, and
consider an arrangement with the Turks as easy a
matter as with a Christian Power. There are many
persons, too, who cannot reconcile themselves to the
idea, that a Holy Alliance, said to be established on
the fundamental principles of Christianity, can
abandon thristians to the fury of the Turks, as this
would be wholly at variance with the first duties of
the Christian religion. Since the fair, an almost
incredible stagnation in Leads has taken place. The •
prices of corn continue to fall, and though the pros-
pect of the next harvest is very good, this expects-
' tion maybe disappointed. Nye have not had a drop
of ruin for this fortnight past, the sky has been con-
stantly, with east and north-east winds. The
drought is very great, said the summer corn begins
to suffer by it. Even the winter corn on high sandy
ground begins to turn white. The hot weather has
also caused several cases of sudden death.
Pena, May s.—The Reis Effendi (Minister for
Foreign Afiitirs) is always a Musselman; but this
Minister has too much pride to converse in a Euro-
pean language with the ambotsadorsof foreign pow-
ers, and it is for this reason that these ambassadors
always treat with the chief dragoman of the Porte,
who may be considered as the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs. Mr. Aristarchi, who, acting in
th's capacity, hail constantly protracted the negocia-
tions, is a very able and subtle Greek; but It was
hoped that means had been leund to interest him
personally in the success of the negociatious. Ills
dismissal, therefore, was received with regret, and
great apprehension was entertained, when it was
tound that the new dragoman was a Greek reneged°,
who embraced Mahometism 30. years ago.
The first time that the European dragomans con-
versed wi..h him, he said, " that the atlairs of the
Franks, when treated by u Mussulman, would go on
much better than by the intervention of a Greek."
A few days after, Jahia (this is his name) declared
to the dragoman of Lord Ssrangfonl, that he was
cletred by the Reis Effendi to open himself without
reserve to the English legation, and to make known
the final resolution ofthe Porte. The Grand Seignor
said he was not desirous of war either with the
Muscovites or with any other powers of the West,
though the Sublime Porte does not fear any war,
and with the aid of the great Prophet, the Mussnl-
man arms would always triumph in the end. The
Porte will therefbre do any thing requisite to avcid
a rupture. The good friend of the Porte, the Eng-
lish ambassador, Las asked of the Reis Effendi un
answer to his representations; the minister has
asked the orders of the Grand Vizir, and there can
be no doubt that this answer is calculated to satisfy
the good tkiends of the Porte.
On the .26th of Auril this answer of the Reis
Eflianli was delivered to the ambassadors of Great
Britain and Austria; its contents, however, were
nut so satisfactory as had been represented. The
dragoman of Lord Strangford hed then another
conference of Jahia, who, with great fruukneet, gave
all the explanations that were required of hint. It
is since this that it is hoped a new Russian legation
will soon arrive at Constantinople.
BEADY (GALLICIA), JUNE 5 —The last direct
accounts from Jassv i-aaounce a new urganizatiuu of
the province of Mold civil and military, which
was shortly to arrive from Constantinople, and to be
introdt4ed into Wallachia as well as Moldavia, by
special delegates from the Porte. The superior au-
thority, it is said, will ha exercised in vial province
by a Governor, who is not, however, to make any
arrangement of importance Without consulting a
council. Under this arrangement, Moldavia and