Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-21

Hull HEAD Hlieyi was 49,,
IRE: and. although assistance was speea"S
had, il was totally destroyed. -Four o'"ef
,,o. bo,se, together with several small ones
adjoining, were likewise burnt; ana 'r'u, 'V
IN 40 small wooden houses we're Pu''eu
down. in order to arrest the progress u 'n'
flames.
The editors Of the American are indebted
10 CAPTAIN Chandler, for paper, the trans
la,iop OF which friend has aCeompan'e"
with the following remark
[Annexed you have tree but cofre''
translation of the manifesto OF the ouo"sn
por,e. The French copy which you ''ahu.
cd me has doubtless been translated wo'"
Cor -.ord from the Turkish -something IKE
vo,,aire's translation Of Shakespeare
Translator.
.Translo,ion ofthe Sqfta' Of the GREEK
Patriarch.
II is the duty of all magistrates, carelu''y
n nrotect the interest aid happiness oil nose
thew govern. The Patriarchs appointed 10
s,nerin,end the spiritual concerns OF all VINO
enjoy tranquility under the shade" OF '"e
Imperial power, should not only be v'gl'an'
masters. but faithful. sincere and loyal suo-
;ects. It's their especial province 10 DE-
come acquainted W it'll the primo pies and dis
nos;,ious of all, who are placed under their
maternal care; 10 ascertain whether they De
we'll or III Affected, and by the seasonaole
ox rc;ss ,fcoupsel, reproot or chasllsement,
TO ey,nce their gratitude TO Inc ouo'''h0
Porte for the countless iavors and privileges
ub;ch have been heaped upon them tor SO
many years. -
The Greek Patriarch once was true, non
est fa,htul-hut pel6dy and DISSEMINATION
have recently characterized hlm'-he was
certainl, pryy to the Vaccinations OF nose
VINO, following The phantasms OF Their own
di,ordered intelects, vainIy endeaVore1 20
ryerturn the Mahometan power, anu suo'ef'
the Mahomelan religion; religion mat mas
fo,r,shed for upw ards Of ten centuries re-
Ga;o, that will las, TO the great day OF ludg-
mem. for so we are assured IN our ho'J
books and prophecies.
the Patriarch, though aware OF the P''''
never revealed it; but on the contrary was
| the covert chief of The rebellion. BY MS J"
sdious designs the whole Greek na'ioh ao''
manv innocent and virtuous subjects hau
well nigh become the objects OF divine VEN
eeance and resentment.
No sooner were tho police made acquain''
ud with The Mot. than the Sublime Porte
with view to recall the misled, reclaim
I uEUce aud order, immediately issued a
Bouycu, ouidoot 10 the Patriarch, containing
some reflections upon the existing state oI
! things. lie was ordered to illuminate an
aihemas, ii be considered it expedient, "a
| gainst all wno continued, III open rebellion;
but the wretch was himself deeply implicat-
ed in these netariuus schemes; he was the
author oi all The disorders, which have thus
! tar troubled the public repose.
A traitor alike to his country ard the Sub
lime Porte, he was condemned to die, anu
accordingly suffered by IN. hands OF the
hangmsn-a woetuI example 10 all, and an
| awful warning 10 reJe.s.
*Safa, Turkish word signify ing sum.
mary OF abridged history.
Bouyourouldoo, the Turkish for edict,
prUcidmdt.on.
From tie NoEIcM Ifsrald Of august IT,
FROM SIERRA LEONE.
In the schr. Emeline. from Martinique,
came passengers Mir. and Mrs. Bacon,
who went out with the coloay Of colored
people to the coast OF Africa, from this
port in January last. They left Sierra
Leone the 10Th of June, in an English
vessel. bound 10 Barbados, whence hey
proceed to Martinique, to procure pas
sag to the United States The agents
of The colony had succeeded in purchasing
from the Natives tract Of land, between
80 and 10 miles square. to ieeward of ST.
ezra Leone, and in about 5 or degrees
If n. latitude. The situation was believed
to be very favorable for the contemplated
settlement, and as healthy as any spot
along the coast-the land fertile. and sup
plying abundance of good water. The
colony were to take possession of their
new territory Immediately after the rainy
season. We learn that the colonis IS had
generally been healthy, and were perfect
ly satisfied with their prospects One of
them has returned with Mr. Bacon. but
will accompany him back on his return
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