The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-19 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 19.
Three o'clock, p.as.
The Pais pipers of Therstby lust have arrived•
The following ure extracts :-..-
Avosauno, Auo. 9 —The lost letters which
have lx:en rezeived from Constantinople are of a nu-

tore which presages some fictions catastrophe.
The Aga, and the other chiefs of the Janissaries,
are ut open war with Efalob Effendi. This favourite
of the Sultan has drawn down upon hint a terrible
respomibiLty. Will the protection under which he
acts be sufficient to carry into execution his design
suppressing a militia whose insolence is equal to
its ferocity ? Those Lest acquainted with the aftitirs
of the Poite do not believe it possible. These who
undertake the perilous duty of disarming the Janis-
s.,rics wit require the aid ut'a considerable military
force. It is perlrys possEJ that events of the most
grave Bud serious nature will occur at Constantino-
ple before the congt.ss of the Holy Alliance takes
place. At all events, should the Janissaries be sue-
easful, a war with Russia is inevitable.

TheGrccks are d..ily strengthening their affairs.
The last sueces.,es which they have Cbtained over the
Murisit:mans have decided the insurre.,niun hi every
point in favcur of the Christians of 'Macedonia. The '
e..iels of that province have. assembled a great num-
ber of nut: tindet the independent standard.
The corps of ile!lenians, u•ho have lately signalised
themselves at Cassandra, have been rcinfirctil.
On the other side, a movement, the results of
which will be most decisive, is about to be monde
upon Monica, where there is at present a body of
Turks, amounting to 10,e00 men. This movement
will be seconded by the arwy of Demetrius Ypsi-
Lou, who has put himself in march in order to cross
111 cunt Olympus, and thus to take Salonica in the
rear.

it is believed that a part of the wreck of the Ot-
toman fleet has taken refuge in the Isle of Cyprus,
where they ere closely blockaded by a Greek squa-
dron.
The visit which the Emperor Alexander is about

to pay the Pope gives serious occupation to our news
hunters. It is worthy of remark on this occasion,
'Cm in a short time after the dreadful massacre, of
which Sciu has been the theatre, the Austrian eabi.
ILA, not thinking it proper to deviate from the poli-
ttes which it had hitherto adopted, caused it to be
nilied to the families who had token refuge at
ie,tc, that they must quit that town ; the greater
p rt of these unfortunates heviva rcaclied Ancona,
ve been cordially received by the authorities of
t. e Papal government, who bestowed upon them
e cry a mso:ation whi.:ll their situation required.
s zircon:stance cannot hail to render most nue-
-I.s in: the approaching interview between the Sli-
ver, iga of Uussia and the Holy Father.
Commercial letters have been received from Aus-
trian b w ra in Servia and Bosnia, which entirely
conliim every thing which has bean hitherto pub-
lished to the signal advantages which the
Greeks have gained. 'he Turks are in great con-
sternation, and the Peloponnesus is considered to ha
delivered for a long time front their domination.
The success of the Hellenians will have great
weight iu Cqngress in insuring their political exis-
teme. as an independent nation.
Nartsts, JULY I.—The King, on the 29th of
this mouth, put lerth a th.cree which contains nume-
rous dispositions fiir regulating the military and na-
val tcr,.e. It is the Prince he la Scalettu, who iv
uppointed Lieutenant-General of the new army, as
far as regards i:s organization.
The publication of this d...cree has given reason to
believe that the evacuation of our territory by the
Austrian troops is like;y to take place sooner than
has been rupposed.
FRANKFORT, AVG. :0 —The latest news from
Greece has increased the enthusiasm which animates
nearly the whole contintot, which leads people to
anticipate a speedy change in the measures of the
different cabinets. The pacific sentiments, it is trite,
of the Ceurta of Vienna and Petersburg!, appear un-
elterab:e, but this does not prevent people front
hoping that a serious and powerful mediation will
yet be obtained for the Greek..
ZANTE, JULY W.—The fortress of Zaitouni, in
Thessaly, the citadel of Athens, and Napoli di Ihr
suania, have all recently iiillen into the hands of the
Ci,ceks. A great quantity of urnis of every kind, of
sinumnition and provisions, of sliver and other et:
frets, have been tOund in these fortresses, which the
;Foils had preserved there.
A packet sent from the island of Candia arrived
en the 9th at tipeszia, and brought the news that
Zgyptian Mitlatif6l3 which had reached Candia,
had tlivrulrarked on the 8:h June from S to 4,000
n. This squadron, which has Le, n Magnified to
110 vessels, consisted ut VCS:44O of war only, and
LG tradaapurts ; must uf the latter are Eag.ish or
a. swim iitetchaat viossels, which the l'acha of Egypt
tut sivi;,,hted si A e x 67.6 parpJ4e.