Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17

The DGke Of Wellington, Who srf;..,
the l7tG at Cobleh,z, having ,nspec,rs ~, W
immense works OF Ehre n5rlet.,.in ."s
on the 18Th for Ems. Wv!
Nenna, Aug. Is
By the latest news from Coustans,
pie, it see ms that the cityi is tolerably t,,''
quill. The success OF the Turks in ""
'Guia and Wallachia has diminished w.
fury of the peop'. in some degree. IT,
government has adopted the most sew
measures against the disturber. Of ,ba
public peace. A Turkish merchant nh
had been guilty of some enormitles On,
ing the late troubles, has been conGenns,
to death. The shops were ordered to h.
opened, and some persons. who refused,
comply, we're punished with death. and
though they are nov open, the trade !,
perfectly dead. 1t is a most injudieion.
method of inspiring confidence by bard
blows. Every act of the go%vernme,,
proves their irresolution, and their dreas
of the Russians.
The bread having been made r,tb,,
lighter than usual during two DAYS, II.
people complained, and several baker,
were nailed by their ears to their door
posts, although they had the consent Il
the authorities for what they had DON.
There seems to be every probability Of
famine; no grain has arrived in the ports
The pacha Of Egypt was relied on for sup
plies, but it appears he has taken par,
with the Greeks.
The princes Callimachi are the onlr
Greeks towards whom the Porte preserves
any good will. Zsnski Callimachi lad
been appointed Hospodar of Wal.achi,.
and his brothers still hold posts OF impor.
tance.-The Greek patriots curse tho
whole of their race; and if affairs should
change they will find themselves ina woe.
fui condition.
The foreign ambassadors ana the TO-.
habitants of Pera, are pretty free from in.
CONFERENCE.-The Baron Strogonoff is
still closely watched at Bujukdere; lie is
detested by the Divan, and more particv
larly by the Grand seisnior.
Augsbargh, dug. Is.
The Arnauts and the Epirot., well ar.
med, combat every day with the Turss,
but without any definite result. as the
Turks have also a great number Of Ar
nauts on their side: The cause of the
people Of Albania is very different from
that ofthe Greeks. The Albanian Bey,,
above all Omar Vrioni and Pascha Cey,
have assisted the Porte to overthrow Ali
Pacha; but only with the view Of preserS.
ing their feudsl power from beng
annihila,ed by that formidable despot
This is not the object of the Porte, which
aims at furnishing Ali personally, bu:
would preserve the unity Of Government
which he La. established. Hence The
instruction ofthe feudatory Bsys Of Al
bania and Epirus against the Turkist
governors, which is the true cause Of TIA:
delay in reducing the fortress of JaniHt
Ali Pacha, reduced to an inferior rant,
an interest in the Beys, his CON.
patriots, who supply him with men and
provisions.
Outrage Of the Mob at En;ghtsJridgs
Mr.. Sheriff Waithman has addressed
the following letter to Lord Bathurst:
NV Lord,--l consider it my duty to
appriss his MsIesty's Government, iurd'
your Lordship, OF a violent outrage Of
the public peace committed by some In
diy,duaIs of the Life Guards at Knights.
bridge Yesterday, and of an attempt at
assassination upon me personally, whis
in the exercise Of my duty as sheriff q
at the head Of the civil powe'
Of the county.
Yoar Lord-hip thought proper to d.
rect the Lord Mayor Oh Saturday. totsK'
the necessary measures to preserve tie
peace of the city during the intended tu:
of Honey and Francis; and although
no such caution was addressed to tie
Sheriff, as conservator o. the public peace
Of the county, | felt it my duty to d!re':
the deputy Sheriffs Of the city and och'
Nv to order out the constables Of the dIyr
nearest to, and through which Il"
was expected to pass, aud also "
in person with proper officer
10 prevent or qusli any tumu!s OF d'
Conceiving, that under the existing il
Of the people, and the circun
for which they had assemble
.ome insult might be offered TO the Lii.
Guards in their barracks. | disposed CT
the constables chiefly in that vicinity, y
actually ranged a body Of them in i'Ob'
Of the barracks, with instructions TO ape
prehend every individual who shonld 81
commit any act of outrage OF d"
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