Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-27


c,nGdence and restored the usual in'ercoun.
70 its former free footing. The commerce,
adyices state, that, in consequence Of H.
surrender oil Mocha, considerable quan,i,i.,
If coffee, for which that part Of Arabia i, 8,
celebrated, had been brought up The Res
Sea to Suez, which thence finding their way
to Cairo and Alexandra, had caused The ma.
kets to be filed with that COMMODITY.
Constant,nop!e. May TO-
Affairs here were at their climax abou,,..
4,h and 9th ,ust. when an spprehehded N.
surrec,ion of the Janssares put The wboI,
city in panic. Their demands were how.
ever, eyaded by bribe Of eight millions Of
piasters, about geo, O00l. sterling, and Sen. I
police regulations have restored US to apps (
rent tranquility. Business cannot be resc. [
med, however, till our situation be more Sc.
cure, and we fear, tina. under the most IA,
vorabIe circumstances to be hoped for, some
time must elapss belore things return to
their former channel. The cause Of rbe
Greeks is quite abandoned in The provinces
adjoining Russia, and it must in the event
prove equally hopeless in the Morea. Com.
plete ruin has been entailcd on that nalionin
the capital, and the same measures, we 10.
derstand, are to be adopted in The provin.
J cial Ci.ies also. Our newly arrived Grand
VizieI remained 10 place but eish DAYS,
owing, it is believed, 10 his opposition to lhs
violent anc indiscrimnate proceedings that
were carrying on. The Patriarch was hang.
ed on Easter Sunday, gether with seyera
OF his Bishops. and nearly all individuals
who could no escape, belonging 10 The
principal Greek families. have suffered.
May l3.-We are still in the midst Of 4.
Iarm. Last week was characterized besides
by bloody scenes, which took place among
the Janissarles themselves.
! Trieste, May &c.
"Two Turkish irigates, o. fifty guns each,
and four briggs, which recently sailed from
Copstantmople, in order to support the Up.
era,ions OF the forces destined against ihs
Insurgents of the Morea, having been given
up ~ the latter by the Greeks, which torn.
ed the majority OF the crews of this sound.
ron. The Turks on board, in number about.
nine hundred, were at first landed as prs.
oners, on thu island Of Milo; but as soon a,
the murder of the Patriarch WAS know o, the
Greeks sacrificed the m to their vengeance.
The Allgemeine Zeitung to the 9TH inst
and other German papers arrived las
night The following are extracts:
Peste, Hayes.
The post which arrived yesterday tror
Constantinopie brings no satisfactory a
count OF the state OF that city doh MAJ
The fury Of the Turks had abascd sine
the deposition ofthe Vizier, but there wa
still some lear of new excuses.
Ii the Greeks in the provinces shout
obtain any fresh advantages, genera
massacre of the Greeks residing at Cor
stantinople seems inevitable Among IT,
persons last executed was brother OF tn
Inst Charge dAffaires at the Austria
Court, Maurojeni, who was beheaded.
The Greek inhabitants of Constantine
pie are endeavouring as much as possibI
to escape by night, and considerabI
number had succeeded. They 60 to the Al
chipelago. The house of Mr.. Fantainue
Counsellor of Legation to the Russia
Embassy, had in fact been plundered an
burnt, but it appears to have been by a
cident, since, according to the latest a
counts, the most friendly understands
prevailed between the port and the Ru
sian Ambassador, Baron Strogonoi, ar
: the latter had renewed the assurance
} the striCtesr neutrality on the part
Russia. For the rest, there caonot be Il
slightest idea of an instruction of Il
! Greeks in the capital, they being who'll
destitute of arms.
, The late Patriarch, who was SO inf
mously murdered, having, when he
n sued his anathemas, caused the arms
: the Greeks to be demanded from theI
;. and delivered to the Sultan. The Sulta
of his own authority, appointed a new T
triarch; but as the Porte has hitherto Ii
the right of election to the superior Gre
J, Clergy, reservirG only the right Of &C
firmlng the election, the new Patriar
was, under these circumstances considt
! ed by the Greek Christians to have be
t forced upon them by the Infdels.
!. Meantime, however, it is said, that t
newly appointed Patriarch died the ne
day frem the fright at his elevation, whl
took place under the most inaaspico
y circumstances
d Accounts from Semlin Of the a2d in
( say, that report was spread at Belgr'
thai the Turkish cnrns hcsieoinG .Ioar