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NOTE OF THE OTTOMAS POETE.--(OFFICIAL)
ADDRESSED TO M. MINEIACET. CNA nos D'AFIAIRES Or
RUSSIA, DATED TUE 7th OF THE MOON OP ItEIVAL,
IN THE TZAR (OF TUE HEGIRA) 1241 Oast 19, 1826).
The Sublime Porte has taken into con ideration the
contents of the official note dated the 24th of March
which the Charge d'Affaires, our very illustrious friend
M. de Mitiziacky, remitted to us at his last interview.
The translation of this note is to the effect, that his Ma.
jesty the Emperor of Russia, in consequence of his pure
and benevolent intentions, demands and desires that the _
mode of nomination, and the duties of the Desch&
Aga:, as well as the number of the Beschli soldiers in
the provinces, may be restored to the same footing as
that on which they were placed before the disturbances;
that the Servian Deputies, who are now at Constanti-
nople in the custody of the Bostandgi Pacha, may be
set at liberty.; and that Plenipotentiaries may be ap:
pointed on both sides, to meet on the frontiers, in order
to bring about, and 'to terminate by arrangements
equally tatishtetorrto both parties, tife negotiate .ns for:
mercy commenced at Constantinople, between the.Delest
gates of the Sehliroz Porte:and the former Minister of
the Court of Russia. M. de Strogonoff, which had beta
suspeadid by dicurottances.
It ii manifest`and generally understood, that the Sub-
lime Porte at all times,'bi determining to execute fully
the stipulations • liar engagements contracted with all
friendly and neighbOuriag* Powers, hat constantly en-
deavoured to Maintain -relations of good .intelligence
with them. In pursuance of this principle, being-equally
animated by desire of settling, in a manner conformable
to the clear stiputations of treaties, the matters in which
the respective Delegates hadpreviously began to sego-
ciate, and anxious to remove and destroy by that means
every subject of difference between the two Courts, the
Sublime Porte will not at any time allow itself to refuse:
its adhesion to such an arrangement upon the bases and
Erinciples then adopted. Koree:ei; his' Majesty the
mperor of Russia, being moved by ~a sentiment of
uprightness and good faith, having at this movement
testified, with his usual benevolence, a desire to consider
of the best means for cementing a sincere amity be
tweets the two Empires, and having proposed to nego-
tiate according to the treaties, on the basis of right and
justice, w 1 out mixing any other questions therewith,
the &lash:a Porte acknowledges in this step a proof of
the distinguished equity and moderation which charac-
terize that Monarch. Accordingly, being anxious on its
part to testify to his said Majesty its high deference
and its particular respect, the Porte hastens promptly
to comply with the demands above mentioned, consi-
dering the sincere and cordial adhesion which it gives
to them as a happy presage of the speedy reestablish-
ment of harmony between the two Courts.
In the first place, the intention of the Sublime Porte
was to preserve, not only the established privileges
which the two Principalities of Moldavia and Walla-
chia enjoy, but the public peace and tranquillity of the
two Provinces, and that without any interested view
The Sublime Porte considered the existence of the
Beschli-Agar, and of their adherents, as necessary for
the maintenance of good order. Nevertheless, as there
is nothing which can be preferred to the wish of a great
friend, an order sent separately to the Governor of Si-
listria enjoins him to withdraw to this side the Danube
the Bascb-beschli-Agas, with their adherents; and
another order, sent separately to the Woiwodes, enjoins
them to appoint themselves the flasch-beschli-Nas,
who ate to supersede the former.; but that everything
respecting the number and employment of the private
Beschlis, shall be conducted exactly as was done before
the Insunectiun. In this manner the status quo is re-es-
tablished in these two principalities.
In like manner the Servian nation, also participating
in all the favours which the great mercy of his High-
ness accords to all other people subject to the Sublimes
Porte, there has been nothing in his conduct towards
the said nation but an accumulation of benevolence and
protection. If then fur some time its Deputies at Coo-
stantinople have been lodged as hostages in a place ad
hoc, this measure has been dictated only by a letting of
solicitude for the welfare and tranquillity of their nation.
However, as it is nototious that hitherto the said S.
vian nation has constantly abstained from smiting with
the other malcontents, and as the duration of** stay
of the said Deputies has been prolonged ; Collsti•
"am of Azle, in Older to settle with them sub de-
-164,x1s as may not be contrary to the digalsy of she
throat, and is conmseats eft soliiitatimid the said