The National Register.
London, England, 1822-10-20 00:00:00

cause of such an
the Ambassador
Mid said or done
what he must call
of the gallant
this mist to depart
Mr. Bowring,
writer of this
Robert had not
paper, note, or .
may be the cause of
Bert cannot be
coming to Paris
politics—and wi
thing that could
the French Govt
proceeding as has

AUGSBURG,
brought news
Turkish Governor,
Viceroy of Eby;
of the Turks in
had sent the primate
Greek camp to •

accept amnesty.
pie of his prudent
the Greeks; but t
replying that they
with their brethren
time tkey resol\
who atterwintil.
almost all confined
Vitorialllloor,
gone; as well us
of Austria will
be succeed.,tl by
still travel by tiny
he is considerably
Greece and Strain
to give the Congress
is said, the two
course to be put—
generally understood
bears a represent-.
soy in,erference
the scale. Con,
subject of the •
ekanges will be
is all matter of
It appears,
• the Turks ha'
Morea by want
severely in their 1
Fur these four
passed through
condition, having
order of the Russian

As a proof of
English Cabinet
.oifle tune past
the Turks has
ternicit.

Extruct of a
of Svpiember •
'ewer pert of the
there is en danger
public allies*. have
beerhoo.l, and the
lately passetsed I.
.11.4111-es tatted by
be got under, were it
soled, a set of altandt
thee spread the io.eeti
selves to their tetneril
dewing."
FAT tof ft
" You will have
interruption to the et, .
We hate received nu lin.vis:l or Freisca iet:ers overletid fur tha
WI lite posts. It is seal by OW sutuaitrs to Madre!. that the
pails Mire been robbed by to.ir thieves on t Doe .1 road ; tht,
if true, woull m ittell show Cie weakncts
Onvonuuvnt ; but it to tile general option,
thotity have in:excepted them. in order either
political intelligence e hicit letters might edr
somrnunication of the itate•of the tvtint
to be very bad. I ant toe more persuaded
tioin Cataluna does not arrive : and it "tot.
Spainahmoefil that the Res alit party these iv
Li my opinion, a crisis is test approach iu,;.
the new order of things in Sensi.t. We are
what the Sardinian squadroti continua her,
Neese frigates cruise within the Strada tittrihg
eiguithh the 1.4114ah1i Stela, but hour 01 tile.
toads their &Niels ante The nineteen
not retbove their store; from 1413h00 • the t,
them he had rereirnd no orders Mte subject

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an extraordinary measure. He assured f f
for upon his honour, that he ueithee *).l
ne any thing while in Paris to warrant
call such an insult. As the etiemiesi
L General may endeavour to connect
lepart from France with the arrest uE
and the seizure of his papersii this
letter is requested to state, that Sir
of given to Mr. Bowrini any letter'
r dorument'whatever—that whatever
use of Mr. Bowring's arrest, Sir 110- I
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iinplicated in it—that his °bleats in
is had nuthing coneected, with French 1 '
while here he neither said or did any v
ild give reasonable cause or ofErice to
loverntnent, fur less warrant such a
has been adopted against him. • '
OCT. B.—A vessel from Candle hai
up to the lit of September. The
rnor, Hassan Pachs, the son of the.
;ypt, having heard of the proceedings
Itt the Mores in the middle of Jelyi
Irimate and three commissioners to the
3 persuade the Greeks to submit, and.
y. Hassan Praha followed the exam.%
lent father, who has always prowled
>tit the latter refused all his proposals,
they could only treat in conjunction
:three in the Mores. At the same
lived to send 1,500 men to the Morea; liposaart'l
Is embarked. The Turks in Caudia are
tined to the fortresses.
Icr. -3. The Emperor Alesnnder
•L is 111111 fr
us Prince Metternich. The Emperor'
11 fellow in .• day or two, and he will
by the Duke of Wellington, who must
easy stiges. It is remarked here that
ibly altered since he was last in Vienna:
pin comities' to be talked of as likelte7
ingress much trouble, especially if, as
two eanperors are divided as to the
pursued regarding the Eater. It ii
.erstood that the Duke of WellinKtoti
eniatron 01 the British Cabinet maautt
ice by foreign forte, and this may turn
onversatiois is also employed on the •
states'et Italy, as it is said that some
lie effected in them. This, however,
tf conjecturo.
from highly credible accounts, that
eve been forted to.retreat front the
it of provisious, and that they suffered
eir retreat by the attacks of thellreeks:
four weeks past many G4-xla have
;h these parts in tile most wretched
,vino been obliged to leave Ilessia by
lusetan Governule:A.
of the good understanding between tho
let and ours, it is mentioned that bye
;t the direction of the uegociation with
s been wholly coualed to Pciuce Met.
a letter from New York, dated the
Alt the inhabitants' have de4erted the
t town, except a few nadirs:Aral/ who thdelt
er front the insiettuu. The bauk•, and alt ii.
we reissored to a small village in the neigh
In Li alit of America oceoptes a Salgli hon.'
by a su.heranin .n. ()wing to the &envoi
,y the Hoyt d of the fever would soon
frit it Old (ZIA, as aorn‘ha the Itenoes are cc-
ihandoned thieves enter and pilfer theta, a::d.
and have ode° tall. u I ietitus thew-
etnerity, In th• very houses they. ate plau-
et •
a letter froiuGibraltar,of the 231 tilt,:
we hee,J, long before this reaches you.: Of the
to corropoodence through Prance to Ilathrstl.

nt the Illttr,vs.ntrad; this.
: oh the Constnuateisi
dun, that those Itt au. .......,
idler to obtein any 84,1 4:::::L .4t ‘
t vints.n, or to . pre • it„. N
ountry, which is Me -. "l:',- I'
ekl ut ,this. as the t• AS
t 4.1)4011 seem 1w0f..:-.• 1
lane is' set fo; ult.
u,,;,, which will ~,,
are at a WWI to 11r 1' '
I bete ;or. . The ..„;. i
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uriuk; i.e easterly VK. ' 1.-•
those c..t..scrs !air - • '',": '
squadron, it sees. rieoe
le Govcro,4 tumid( ipa .C.
abject." ... • Va•