Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

that Russia should have 10 other pre-emi-
nence over the Septinsnlar republic, which
acknowledged the suxfxainte Of the Sublime
Porte, than thar Of guarantee, whenever
MISUNDERSTANDING make il necessary 10
place troops there, the two allies we're ia
do so conjoinsly, and the constitution Of the
said republicj was TO be acknowledged and
carried into execution with the cosseEt Of
bothparties-
" 1'hescoart Of Russia, notwithstanding
this convention, placed in these islands as
many troops as il pleased, sent there a
constitution drawn up at Peter sbarg, and
orderedit to be carried into execution by
those in is service, as ia q capacity which
wholly belonged 10 il, Besides which, il
made these islands refuge fos the Otto
man sabjects Of Romelia, secretly or open.
" seduced, by granting protection 10 all
those who repaired thithsr. Not content
with this. itse. on foot every Intrigue a.
gainsr the individuals in those countries,
engaged 10 the, service Of the Porte, and
more particularly against Il. B. Ali Pacha,
governor of Ianina.
6 The Sabine Porte has proposed ia
the present war Of Europe, TO observe the
striaest neutrality towards the bslligerent
parties, The court Of Russia on the con-.
trarFrespecting no law Of neutrality and in
the formal infsntion Of troubling that Of
the Porte, took advantage of the passage
which had beea granted it for a few men
ofwar only, to geta great number OF troops
c5nyeyed 10 the Seven Islaeds; secretly
lenlis,iag Albaniaus, joined them tofts-own
owns and unknown TO the Porte sent then,
io-lsalr. It dared openly to violate the
right ofaatioas, by tomenting an Insured.
ton at Montenegro, BY the channel Of its
maada,osIes; by enlIsting troops Of the
In:erio., even Of the Ottoman capital, aud
by committing many other acts contrary to
peace.
10 Ike manner i.distributed projections
in the provinces of WaIaehia and Moldayia
appropriated to itself nnmber!ess subjects
under different titles It treated thesetwo
provinces nearly ike is own possessions;
It's consuls there took pr in the direction
Of affairs i. prosecuted with continual
complaints, and by all kinds Of vexasions,
The Vaivodes, (priAces) appointed By the
Porte, who did not folowits will on the
other hand It openly protected those who
showed affection and incl nation for itself !; !
sa,hat the ppoin:ment Of sViavode in i,sse !
two Provinces on The part the Porte, BE-.
came an ohjec, Of de'ision.
y Although each Of these grievances
Nigh. h.ve been ;set ---.iye FIR z; . - =
-vtsfa,ion cf war, still the sublime Porte
show ed an unalterabie patience, not because
she thought herselffaeb!e and inpotens, eu.
because Size prefsrred friendly means ssle.
" through humane vieYs, and 20 avoid the
sEfusiou Of blood. The following is :srik.
Jog proof Of it The Sublime Porte lately
deposea the two Viavodes of Moldavia
aud Walachia. from the .esigcncy Ct :he
case. The Russian g5yernment dissasis.
fed e. rot having been aparized OF the trail
tor Viavode OF Waaehia, whose per6dy
has been Sufficiently proved upon several
occasions, beeamr hustlul to the Sublime
Pore if she had apprized Russia Of his
measure, the news Of ii would have came
to the knowledge Of the said Vaivodes,
which would have occaslonsd much more
embarrassment: It wsst tor this reason that
Rassla was no. Informed Of i. It'll after the
-deposi:ioa.
g Some time after the Russian minister
at Censtan.inople demanded in the nan,s
Of. his sovereign that the SAID Vaiyode,
should be re insta,ed without delay, de.
claring that in case of refusal he had or.
ders to depart with his whole legation, as
he had notified all his tradesmea and 20.
Tiers. He further added that his govern
ment did not thereby seek pre,ext 20 rea-
lice the hostile Intentions which might be
impated to it; BIZ, that The reinstatement.
Of the said Vaivodes was his only aim
that is the Porte would consent TO il. all