Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-09-27
July

TO the 10th. They brig information that
the troops of PaGwan Oslou have actually
entered Tramylvania, the Ararirn terri
tory. We learn, by letters from Herman.
| Aadr, thar diyiGon of them has made ali
| unexpected irrurticn from WalIschia into
| TranfylvasiA, and occsGoned great devaf.
| ration on the frontiers. The principal
fo,jea of this body was to make themlelves
| matters Of hepablic treafurcs, which they
partly accomplished, behaving at the
fame time in the mof licen:ious manner.
The Auarian regimen, Of Spleny, haveins
received intelligence Of this event, i'm
'ned;a,ely marched to tie fpot which had
need of their aililtance, but oos being fnt-
dciens!y itrons to make head againit the
enemy, they were repulfed with conhdera-
bic lots. Four regiments Of Cavalry, and
Tome regiments of infantry. have therefore
received orders 70 defenI Tranlyivania
from the free bootersr and even to ad-
vance into Wallschis, fhould circumfan-
ces require il. rse Auarisns and Rnf-
fians, tits again reported, will jointly
march into Wallachia, to reaore order,
and will be preceded by declaration,
rating the neceaity Of their proceedings,
and the prudence ofkeepin2 WalIaehia
in their poGt aion, to preierve tranquility.
An article from Trantylvania, dated June
"a, contains rhis remarkable pals2e
+" Tranquility will be belt reaored in
Wallachia, It's here believed, by that
principality coming under the Autriar
protection, which will be \ real benefit
to the Inhabitants According to other
letters, from the frontiers of Turkey, ic-
veral of the Pachss whom the Porte had
ient aga;nR Pafswsn Oglou have joined
that rebel, 70 that the greater part of Tur.
key in Europe is now in the power Of the
Pacha of Widdin and his parrizans. As
their troops have no other means of fub-
Offence but plunaer, the wfetched inha-
bi,ants are fl eng on all ddes.
The Foreign Journalists are on the tip
toe of expectation refpeeiog the Plan of
Indemnities, which every day, tits ex.
p,eei. will be made public. A letter
from Frankfort, of the nth inf. fates,
tina. treaty of Alliance had been fgned
at Paris between France and Pruilia, by
NJ. Tslleyrand and the Marquis Of Luc-
chcfni. Ifrhis intelligence be founded,
France and Prufia have probably made
fome new compact in coniequence of the
adjaitment of the In1emnities. Letters
from Holland repeat the news ofthe Black
SEA being opened to France, by Treaty
with the Turks. Such meafure would
denote great change in the politics of the
Porte, not very favourable to this coun-
try. 1t would be ungra;efll as we'll as
imprudsnt in the Turks to promote the
views o! thofe who leizel Egypr, in pre-.
ference to the intereits of England, which
recovered it for them. A Hamburger
paper contains fome curious REGULATIONS
on the piopofed changes in the French
contribution, deiervins the more notice,
as they have been copied into a Paris
Journal "a proof that their circulation
Els nor very difagreeable to- the government
which wiihes, no doubt, to feel the pub
lie pulfe on. the fubjif.
Th. foreign Journals contain a copy of
the Convention between the deputies Of
the Valais and rhe Miniaer Of the French
republic, which is one Of the moa curious
State Papers ever pubIiihed. 1t begins by
Eating, that tie Vslais hall form
a free and isatterdtnt' republic, leparate
from the Helvetic republic, and the ada
cen. ita,es, under the protection OF the
three republics Of France, Helveria and
Italiy. 1t then proceeds to enaa, by a
variety of articles, that the Valais lhal!
maintain & keep in repair the great roads
leading through it from France to Italy,
and that the French troops (hall at all
tine. have free paGage... The conclud,
ling article fets forth, tina. Gas the Valais
[thall have neither AmbsGadors, Miniaers,
nor political or commercial Agents with
foreign powers, and that as it lhall only
receive thole Of France, Italy s. Hesvetii,
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