Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

sA1 AOoSta. uS 0telu39 m1vS
Il TO be Just ; the stindard Of the pro.
phet has been hoisted an the country IL
ID motion ! the pashas Of Romelia have
received orders 10 advance with their
troops rewards the Danube another
army advances from Asia, and win fol-
low the ssme direction !; the grand yi1ier
viii take the command and, march with
the holy standard. M. Italinsky was to
be sent 70 the Seven Towers the
French Ambassador, ar from Initiating
the conduct Of that minister, wa the
first % advise the Porte toisend him back
h~onorabiy. Ten saii Of die line are
equipping 3 the press has taken place,
and has produced several sailors ; the
two English ships are stiil before Con-
stantiuople , the British minister does
not appear ohave had any Instructions
On 20 unespecteda circpnistance. II l.
he insuiting proclamation of general
Michelsun, which has excited through.
OUT the empire, this general movemene:
The Turks say that they would rather die
lighting scymetar I'm hand, under the
banner of the prophet, than submit to
such outrages. The patriarch, 1 venera.
bic ban, who possesses the greatest in.
Aue6ce, and die princes callamaehi and
Sukza, have made known 10 the Greeks.
byaproelamation, the incalculable mis-.
fortunes which win befal them il they do
lot shut their ears 10 the. ~per6dious in.
ysinuations ofthe Russian agents alter.
nate victims Of the Russian arms, or che
arms of the Turks, and perhaps of a
other power, the country would be laid
waste for q century: but the brave hay
not ceased 70 exist in Europe ; aud they
WI NOT suffer the yait empire whiek e.
tedds its confines % China, to reign al.
% upon the Bosphorus the Turks NAV.
perhaps, be beatcn, but they viii even
tually be eonquerers-they win have .
powerful ally. Its this. on which we
.rePose our confidence: he win not per.
miksthat their enemies should provoke.
thsmsny longeri that the people whom
be has already several times yanauished
should destsoy the mostancieptand most
necessary OF his friends; already his
camps upon tn Vistala already the
Rnssiansx which are IN sight of our
troops. Sufficiently nanifest Tie terror
which peryades them; our enemies viii
DE COMPOUNDED, and . empire win
come ont Of this struggle, and re.esta-
blish itself upon il nataril alliances.
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Prom The Ghdr3ssfos Courier.
Perhaps q no period, since the revohu-
ton has the u. States found itss ituation
more critical and alarming than the pre-
sent. While other governments are dai.
" falling around Us, undetermined 81
venal corruption, or struck down BY 70.
reign oppression, we behold our own, the
faiTest political structure remaining on
earth, not untouched blythe general pol.
lutIon. Insult FROM those who. should
have respeeted i, ID daily seen IL . dij-
lance, and trearhefy from Others Who
here seek projection, - hourly creeping
IN the darE. While our governmen. is
sainiy holding ontseafe,erows to the one.
'the other i slowly introducing itself un-
der that base on which b supported m
our sacred privileges. While France
who devours kingdoms, - the plague Of
old swallowed up the human. species, still
marches on unglutted,s sill huneering and
thursting for the blood Of msnkind ; our
tame and quiet rulers are rocking them
selves IN the soft cradle ofealm tfanquili-
y. while tae hirelingso of demerfacy eng
sweet lullaby 70 their slnmbers..
Though 81 6eient matter f0r 4 volume
might be found 70 suhstzntiate our senti-
mepi1; yet there was fe1s and more
pr6minent lacts, which alone. Ne should
think, might carry conviction 10 the can
did mindand the patrioti6k breast.
We you'd 6rst ask 10 itthe DISPOSE.
fonef Bouaparte 10 extend his power 10
The extent of disabilities .-iooE into the
history Of his lie, ~partieuIariy Of the
more recent part Of he career. and that