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upon to break the chain of their oppressed
brethren in the south of our continent, and in
those countries which on account of their SER
wees IN the mere Improvement OF mankind,
are some of the most interesting on the whole
surface OF the globe, to restore the throne of
Legitimate authority and the empire of civil
cation, whose ruins have been buried for four
centuries under barbarisni and dcspotism. 1t
may be easily supposed that the probable OBJ
Iect of the march of these troops added to the
cOrdiality with whic! our citizens arc used 10
receive our soldiers.
LEIpsIc, Sept. 2l.-Therc is report that
several Soveregus will soon visit Leipsic, for
one of whom apartments are already engaged.
Besides Our own Sovereign, the king of Eng
land and the king OF Prussia are spoken of.
l.Ntremdurg Correspondent, Sept. %.
VIENNA, Sept. 24.-The Austrian Observe.
and the Vienna Gazette mention the departure
of the Austrian and Russian Ministers from
Lisbon, on account of the refusal of the Por-
tuguese government 10 give the satisfaction
that was required for the breaking of the win
dOws of the Austrian Consul last April. The
Austrian Observer remarks OH the circular,
That the note delivered by NJ. de Berks, by or
der of his Court, was induced by false state
mcnt of the affair published in the English
Courier. If it were permitted to believe that
the Imperial court would be guided by the
statements of foreign newspapers, in giving
instructions TO its diplomatic agents, such "A
suppositon would he wholly arbitrary and
groundess in the present case, as the direct
communication of NJ. de Derlls himself found
ed on indisputahe facts were fully sufficient
TO make the affair clear
,fustria,, Observer, Sept. 23.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
ST. PErERsBURGn. Sept. ij.-No steps
have been taken 10y the Imperial Cabinet
which can authorize the absurd reports crc,I-
lated in Europe an Russian affairs
The Emperor vii! proceed TO Wtepsk, TO
review the Imperial Guard, stationed there.
and return IN 10 DAYS.
VIENNA. Sept. 29.-W allachia and Media
viahavc lacn evacuated ny the Turkish troops,
leaving Only police guard of 500 men On
the 9TH Sept. Sah PaCha issued proclama-
ton ut Jassy, granting an intre pardon 10 all
the Greeks. sc. who shall return 10 order
Bands Of dispersed Insurgents continue in the
frontier mountains, cluscly pursued by the OF
toman troops.
SMYRNA, Sept. 9.-The Bishop of Kitro,
the pnmatc Ballanot, and Menexas, mer-
chant. have been sentenced to lose their heads
IT ConstantInople, having been convicted of
aiding She Grcel. Rehclii0u.-On the day af-
or they wereeXncatsEd, twenty five other per-
sons, convicted OF being accessaries, were
given up to the horIid punishment of the pal
Augsburg, Oct. IA meeting al Soye-
rciSns at I.einzg is talked of; at which it IS
said the kings of England, Prussia, Saxony,
Bavarla, and Wirtemhurg will be present A
Hamburg article of Goth Sept contraticts this.
hat asserts, that the Emperor Alexander has
proposed To convene an European Congress,
| to consult on Turkish affairs, rs he is by 40
means satisfied with the ansWc,. 10 the Eofe
of his Minister
ST. PrTEEspuRcH, Sept al.-Thc Spa
nist Minister to this Court, NJ de- Salmon,
has quilted this city with his suite and ia
nli!y.
GRECIAN AFFAIRS
LARNIcA, (Cyprus) Aug. 22.--Thc Turks
have begun to murder the Greeks in this is
land. The Primate, three other Bishops, and
several religious Greeks, lave persisted. az
victims OF the fury of the M;sselnen, who
spare not any Europeans who are suspected
of tsking partin Instruction oflhe Greeks
The English C0nsus have sent away their IA
miles.
i ZANTE, Sept. 8.--The official account of tb,
capture of Monambasia, by the Greeks, and o
Navarin, on the 95th Aug. have been received
The former situated al the extremity Of tn,
gulf Of Argos, Napoli) was invested in April
and was compelled 10 surrender by famine
the inhabitants and garrison sustaining cxis
tcnce by feeding upon horses, rats, &C. ant
many were compelled by hunger, to eat hu
man flesh. BY the reduction Of Navarn, tn
; Greeks obtained 60 pieces of cannon, 8 NOR
f tars, 1000 lnuskets, and a considerable Guam
tity ofammunition
/ AUesBURG, Oct. 1.-Freuch Pedmontes
and Neapoian officers have arrived in Greco
10 organize foreign legion in aid Of the indie
peud2nce OF that fnc country. General LIE
{ tebre DesnOuettes, is to command it, aud tire
I, French Generals of note, SIX Colonies, an
many other officers oil artillery and engineer
5 are named as already enrolled and commits
r stoned in it.
J ODEssA, RUSSIA Sept l2.-The Turks
= fleet has gained anadyauiage over the Greek,
The threatening armies recently occupyin
camps on the Pruth, have heen broken w
and the troops are marching to statiOns ncare
r home. The question Of war and peace is de
= cided in favor OF the latter.
, MALTA, Sept. 29.-Ihe Ottoman fleet {
1 four sail of the line, six figates aud othe
vessels are at Car0nnr, in the Morea. Til
+ tireck armament continues cruizing in III
] Archipelago.
LoNDoN, Oct. Ia feet of 60 sail
: Turkish, Egyptian, and AiScrine vessels hay
. collected near Rhodes to act against the CIR,
e clans.
D From Ll2y{g .1geu a. CoasiantinOpfe date
= Sept 10. "Thc Turkish and Insurgent fee
Z had not met the 4lh inst. We are quite traI
e gull here, and the apprehension of war wit
!, Russia are manifestly lrsscned."
= MADRID, Oct 5.-COl. Serrano, 1t. CO
Ccnili and Col. Terriios, have been put int
solitary confinement, as fayoring the Comtn
L yoS.F
y new sect that has made more proselytes th'
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