The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-01 00:00:00

T U tK. EY.

• (From;the Autbian Observer.)
COnTANTINOPLE, 25.—The rigorous
measures lately adopted having so far secured
order in the corps of. Janissaries, that no un-
founded apprehensions from that, quarter re-
mained, proceedings have been commenced with
respect to`another corps or soidlers, pot the most
numerous indeed, but the most turbulent, namely
the Jamacks, %I ho are 'employed as garrisims
the ports of the Bosphorus. TheGratid Vizier
inspected these forts on the 21st, and hadLOit this
orcaaion long conferences with Ibrahltii
who commands the Army of Observation tioilr the
Bosphorus. -In ;consequence of these coriferenc9s
Ibrahim Pacha,sent for the. Kulan kgassi, cam'.
mander of the forts, and required for him an
exact account of the state of the garrisons, and
the causes of the, excesses committed by his
soldiers.

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Immediately after this, sentence of death was
announced to litriaiAgassi ~,d he was executed
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accordingly. ' the ' JaMacks Were seized. witti
terror, the most gttilty took to flight, and no
means appear to have been adopted to hinder
then friirii- escaping. It is thought that the Go-
vernment is resolved entirely to break up this ir-
regular and dangerous corps, which does not
amount to above '2,000. men at the most, to gar+
son those important, forts in.future with artillery,
and to change the garrison every three months.
Ilad similar measures been r:taken fifteen years
ago, Sultan &lint, whose fate was deCided by an'
insurrection of the jamacks,might, perhaps, haVe
preserved. his life and his throne. , 1
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It is remarkableOhat while all these ener-
getic measures against 'the Turkish soldiery were
resolved upon, and carried into effect with un-
common vigour, the Greelt subjects of the Porte
continued to be treated in the mildest manner.—
lis none of them has been injured in his person,
or hindered in, his buSiness for, a long time, a
great number of those who formerly tied are
daily seen to return Without obstacle, and pursue
their avocations as before, without being called
to any kind of account for ‘vhat has passed.
There have lately been co9SiderOite moves.l
ments of trOops,betw een Romelia: and Mbania ; but
nothing certain is known respecting approach-
ing military operations. It is certain, however,.
that reinforcements to `the amount of 15,000 have
lately gone from Romelia to Litrisia, where the
Seraskier 'geld Pacha still has his head-quaters.
—The Pucka of Scutari, too, it is.said, hatatl7,
vanced with a considerable corps front Scutari to
Nionastir. A now expedition .is lik6wise re.
paring against A carnania Rini Sa lona, to be di,
rectett44u,ssuf l'aclma and by,Maltomet lteschid:
Puefi 4
lls;,o'had a command in'theiastampaign.
The Captain Paella having .taken on boar 4.
troops an4rovitilnrs !.1 t TcheOtta ;k:11..1.41r/PA and-,
•Seioilifoieeded ino:,soEofi,9lll;wl4re'lie land
5,000 men just as .the Insurgents were on tbii:
polot At making t ite'rtifsoVes olaiflors - of' Abe bawl
hoffroatf linalurnhiliftipppllei of to; 110.06r41
to the tw o forfrOifeitit.n the isla !id; Areitop.f
w
t.
! and Carysto, which! it appears'
ere mit itt le
hands of the Insurgents,. Thence Iteiii.r.see;l id
to the South 'part of the Morea to convey' pres 4-;
sions to Corot), Modon, and if possible loPtitria. ,
Thus the immense defensive preparations of the'
I psariots and ilydriots will not for the present
be put to the Wall-
, . °
This news is not confirmed by our latest accounts from
Corfu of the 17th and 39th ofJune;from which it rather seems:
that the Paella of Scutari would not march himself. but would
surely semi a corps of about 4,000, under one of his Heys, to
join the' army. On the other band, Jussaf Pacha, of Oe ,31oreli,
respecting, whose unexpected arrival at Prevent' numerous con-
flicting conjectures were in eiroilation; but who; as it now ap.
pears, acts gttite in concert with the Porte, had undertaken to
raise a corps of Albanians, but no great progress has yet been
made in it. ' 1

t According to the accounts, official information had been
received there on the 29th June, that the Captain Paella had
arrived off nitres on the 17th, and cast anchor there with 10
frigates and 96 transports.

AnbucTioN or Miss CC/M.D.—After Baron
Pennefuther's charge to the Grand Jury, James
Leahy, Maurice Leahy, and David Leahy, for
the abduction of Miss Gould, who had been out
upon their own recognizauces since last Assizes,
came forward, and Baron Peunefuther having
been made acquainted with their case, he (the
Judge) told them that they were now discharged
from their recognizances, and at liberty—the
omission of 44 then and there," in the form of the
indictment, had saved their lives, which had
been forfeited to the law. He was happy to hear
that their previous characters were good, To the
laws of their country they were indebted for this
mercy, and he hoped such lenity would be a les-,
son to them for their future conduct—such was
not the code, his Lordship emphatically re-
marked, that they would bring on the country.
The ClerlCof the Crown was directed to record
their appearance, and they were accordingly
discharged. The traverser; appeared very thank-
ful, and bowed to the Court.—(Limerick,
Jule %6.)

The household of IlLicuct.m 7 Esq. '25
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Park-street, Borough, were yesterday very much
agitated and alarmed by the death of an old
trust-worthy man servant, under the following
very extraordinary circumstances :—lt appeared
that early hi the morning the maid-servant and
he were in the kitchen, doing the domestic af-
fairs of that department ; for some reason or
other the female servant had to go up stairs. On
her return she was amazed to find the deceased
had fled, nor could she till after a very long and
diligent search find his retreat ; however, a thought
struck her, and she went into the cellarond there,
to her surprise, saw part of the deceased's
apparel lying near the water-butt ; even after
this she could not for a long time discover the
watery abode of, her fellow-servant, till lifting
her head up, she thought she perceived his heels
ott the top of the water-butt, which proved bit
too true, for he had gone deliberately, took otr
his jacket, &c, and afterwards raised himself and
plunged headlong into the water-butt, where the
001 spark soon fled. Assistance was immediately
called and the unfortunate man taken out. A
surgeon came, but all hopes of restoring anima-
tiou were lost.