Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-18
FOREIGN.
I Translated from, French Papers. for the Bosioa
Duty ddrtrtiserl

CoNsTANT!NoPLE,( Iukcy,) Nav 10.
-iIesidr The proud and insolent hlipacha
OF Janisa, who takes upon himself the
lille oil KING al Eplrns, the sublime Porte
has In contend against some other f.. has.
who are not less ambitious. o. ilhis
especially IS ihl Pacia ~ i,set,ati.
II iour other unruly Paeiias OF t2ulga,i;,
join mseIves 10 him. the Grand Selgnor
will need 10 have armies in Asia AVID
Europe, to subhue these different rebelss
We are impatient, To know whicl, OF them
the Poriewil attack i,f.t |. is probable,
il will be The Pacha of janna, wI,o is the
most resoluie OF all. Heha. Icc,ipea in
te'!'sence that the Porte is ar,ning sashist
him. L. consequence Of this, Ne cStrcis-
e. lila troops every dag, and ia mak,i
SUCH preparstiops for defence ia re trorpa
1" overcome. Many Sia,csinen doubt
whether The Porte vii! succeed, especial
" If il is true, as same maintain, that all
Grrecr Is Devoted 10 this pretended kiuy
of Epnus, WHO wishes 10 ensbraca the
Creek religion, and thar all .he Inhabitants
# that country will ioyiully pass uptler
hi standard IN order TO get rid oI il,r
Turkish yoke, change which may
cause them 10 fall from Chary bdis iain
Soy liza.
The Wcclabiies are again in notion.
anu nave r. CT MN nttu HE war. hey
are, i, is said, still stronger than before.
and have brgan hosiili,ies by p,ll3eing y
great Turkish Caravan, which, was unteE
an escort.
Several Paci,as in the neishborlood
have already received orders from The
Grand Scisnor IN move . ilh strong tclach.
mcn,s a;id Ia 20 10 certain places, paint
ed out 10 Them. But their troops move
with so much difficulty, that even The
.janssaries, wio Tor The naesi pa,i are
here ar in the provinces in The neighhcr-
hood Of The capital arrive but slowly. -
itr Pacha Of Ana,ol;a was 10 have been
required 10 pass The B0sphprus with Il
considerable army and io eneaUp in The
euvirons This capital. The Other Pac!ias
who have also received mere precise
orders, have aiready, without topbi, set
out on their march but tie grand army
is expected in the ruvirons Of Philipo-
polls where The different bodies are 10
unite. DUNG these preparations and
these formidable movements the cavalry
Is beginning To- assemble and form under
the commander. general SpahlaT Agasy-
Tie following will be nearly the march
and order al battle III The Turkish armies
who are 10 take the field against Tee re-
bsliious Pachas. The AUanf guarGe coW-
posed oil Eaiiars ans! Other irregular
troops support The Pacl,as 80 have been
required In march, and al iluder llieie
command. These ere ioie.erly tie Pa
chas of komciia and AnatOiia, hu! aS these
are now Supposed to hav joined The Paciia
Of Janlna, their places must be supplied
by Others. Nest comes The .Serdshisr or
Lieutenant of lie Grand Vzer with tic
troops aud Paclias al EsZ,rom aud o.
Bosnia. These a,e immediately followed
by the Aga Of The Janissares a! the head
OF his troops. Sonli- Baschi terminates
The marci, with lie Artillery, togsii,tr
with the MeJeScis with the ammunition.
The infantry OF the provinces serve 10
escort The wag CONS which contain ptovi.
aions, &c.
CORFU, May 20.-1'iIl May 10 there
| had been no battle between the troops
| OF The Porte and those of Ali Pacha. e
| is not positively known where The Grand
| ScigniGr's army is 10 he found. Ali haI
| not taken the title Of Macedonia nor that
| at king Of EpiIUs, heiiher has he been
| bapiiseG. these are extreme measures iu
which h. will not have recourse ill aiieT
having gained a battle; and il is still quite
| uncertain whether evtw after victory he
| would wish 10 separate his cause 20 en-
| tlreiy from all Mussulmcm. II srcms that
! Ills report VAS spread by The Soulirtes
! aud Parguln0ies who have taken refuge
! al Corfu. The Paclia has made t.,eni
| propositions in order To engage them 10
enter Epirus and serve under his bauuers.
He sent them his offers by the chris OF
the kIrptes or Greek bapdii.i, lio have
entered his service, and who were iorinrr~
ly chiefs o! Soul and Parga. Bul as
| the extreme perfidy Of Ali is known no one
| dares trust his most flalierHg PROMISES -
| They remember The adventure of Geu.
4 Rose "A Krone a bo hpi ,r in, t.pD To
Janlna, 10 marry daughter OF Ali, waN
behcaded jul as he was preparing 10 JON
| the wedding feast. II seems thai Ali had
promised the Parguinoies 10 become IL
Christian. but they do moi give HE LEAST
credit TO ibis new article II is quite
certain that Ali PacIra has begen his dc.
tepsive operations by arresiinz HE rIcheet
aud most influeDila! people IN The whole
extent OF his provinces. lie has done The
sane with regard 10 The Turks, and the
citadel OF JaniDa situated in The lake Of
The same name, is Billed with hostages of
ibis sort, who arc assured 10y the Pacha
III person, HAT upon The first motion Of
/ their friends aud relations III favor Of ilc
Porte, they shall be sewcd up in bags and
thrown into the sea.
On the other hand I've has made au ap-
peal TO all those Greeks Who live in The
forests or on The mountains IN a state Of
independence, or rather, savage ANARCHY {.
These men, known by The name Of 4 ltpi.
es, or robbers, Ga tile OF honor smGn.,
ihem) have almost all Of ,lipm entered
the service OF the Pacba, and lir'ir nun :
her is already estimated at 2O,GCO u.tn.---
They commit all SORTS OF eAcssses--- tleir
) course extends across Tbcssaly aud Ma
, cedonis 10 The confines Of Romclis. IA
, is complete disorder in lhese pfo,iDtes:
l Ali Da 4, tucu,,a FIJI.