Star.
London, England, 1824-11-01 00:00:00

TURKEY.

FROM THE ETOILE OP FRIDAY.
PARIS, OCTOBER 29.

All the news which we receive from the East, de-
scribes the countries under the rule of the Musselmans
as in a state ofthe most complete anarchy. Revolt and
massacre are the order of the day. Tripoli is in open
rebellion, and has chased away its Governor, Hassan
Key. The first act of the rebels was to relieve the per-
sons confined for debt. They poisoned their Afetseilinr.
Since the events at Tripoli, it is said that the pacific
tribes have again revolted ; it is certain that no CAI av 111
dare proceed from Aleppo to Lattaquio. Not a night
passes that the inhabitants havenot. some combats with
the Arnaouts of the Castle. Antioch has chased away
its Governor, and has only consented to receive an-
other who has no troops and no real power. The other
towns of the Pachalic wilt no doubt follow the same ex-
ample. The Cheriffs and the Janissaries have quarrelled
in the Pachalics of Antab and of Marack. The Janissa-
ries of Antab have summoned to their assistance an
Arab Chief, who, by his own authority, has established
himself the Sovereign of a numerous tribe of Arabs, and
of adventurers from all countries, whom he receives,
arms, and governs by a code of laws for the division of
the spoil. He is named Fahal, and he is established in
the Zohour, on the banks of the Euphrates. The Pada
has fallen into the power of these barbarians, after a
sangsainary combat. This event is of the greatest im-
portance, and will no doubt attract all the attention of
the Ottoman Porte. A military force must be imme-
diately sent to stop a movement that may otherwise
separate a part, and perhaps the whole of Upper Syria,
from the dominion of the Grand Signior. A bilious
epidemic fever has prevailed for the last three months
in the two Principalities. It is not fatal, but hardly any
person escapes it. There are 9,000 sick at Jassy. The
E,lier Bechir of the Pachalic of Saint John d'Accra,
who was to send men to the assistance of the Pacha of
Egypt, has sent one of his sons with rich presents, and
an excuse, not being able to contribute as he wished
that assistance in carrying on the operations recom-
mended by his Highness. The Chief of the Janissaries
of Aleppo, the friend of the Europeans, the hope of all
the honest men of the city—Mehemed Aga Ben el
Rattan is no more. Playing at the Djerjd, a horse
which had broke away, ran against his horse, over-
threw it, and inflicted a blow on the rider, which, at the
end of a few hours, carried him off. There is a report
that the Pacha of Accra has rebelled; if this be true,
the ruin of Syria is completed.

FROM THE ETOILE, DATED OCTOBER 30.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER es.
Translation of the Hatti•Scheriff, by which Afahomed
Selim Pacha is appointed Grand Visier instead of Ghalib
Pacha. _ _ _

"Thon, my good Visier and Lieutenza-General,Ma-
homed Selim Paella, after having honoured thee with
my Imperial greeting, the end of which leads to eternal
felicity, thou shalt know that those %% ho have the honour
to attain the office of Visier, must employ their whole
zeal iu the fortification of the Imperial fmtresses; in
the order and discipline of the troops, in the protection
of all the cities, inhabionts, and subjects; that precious
deposit for which my Impetial Majesty will be respon-
sible before Goo; such ought to be the object of their
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