The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
SWEDEN

lam, which III t,e pace n SIX hours reduced nearly
tls whole town ashes. Two churches. 40 houses,
t1e townlouse, and several public baildings der
s.ro,cd The unfortunate inhabitants have saved moth
'ag Ju their lives if0n the C0ltagHtion
EUROPR- RUSSIA. TURKEY AND GREECE
BsriiH Od ~. l81I.--The Official Gazettc II ycs-
fcrdav -igcs the following information on the report
thar RassIa nal de med the dliion of the Allied
Courts "a te Gha.l, 81 Turkey. Il ma be consider
~ a. oi tie Art alittenuCty.
Au impatient tals,rJoi, which the malice OF a
journalist mas inyented and the ignorance Of Others
repeated reqniges CONNECTION; and undertake tie
tsA win The rorc pleasure as ID q = Opporfu
nty OF showing TIC modern European policy in tine
FAIR light IN waoa Il will appear impartial postcnty.
The statement say> the Eaper0r Of Rtssig has dc-
u red az Intervention " bis IKgh 1ity on his Gf rs
IN M ne Porf mt de1rcl hc sH ture free liberty 10
~lced run tte IHrs, as hs tfttt 20 .fSfrid an ItdV
ZACH Of these words contain a falls, rood. To begin
with me last sentence it's wen known that when
Austria undertook the pacihcation of Italy with her
o"n army, this enteIprzc' and AL the steps accom-
panymg II, we've undertaken ia the most intimate
understanding with RaSsa and The other Allies When
his ma esy the Emperor Of Russia afterwards received
Ly bachthe first Of the mad attempt the -3Ioi
dtriaRg ana Haichnlts Greeks ia religion bat not by
descent orlnguge) lis acute understanding mme
dia,ey sensible ui truth which has since been prov
o. hy nconuoyerihe facts, viz. that the instruction
II Turkey was the work Of the same faction, the enc
mes Of All order and tranquility who after they had
indeed overthrow shaken several OF Europe
BY their doctrines Of disohedence and wckedness and
had failed tie plau, fdivdng the Holy Alliance Of
the Mouarchs by the revolutions in Naples and Pied
mont, assumed the ma SIX Of religion to lead 20 an
event BY which tho political interest of all must lac
dlngereG. But the nonarchs recognized the hand Iat
hsi prepared this evil for them and their union was
Sil further COnhlmed.-They mutually engaged thar
the Instruction of Greece, 10 whatever measures IL
might IN the sequel compel them, should not diSaaite
ff'a.-Ficnccforw2rd there prevailed this subject
the greatest and certainly unparalleled, Openness
and coincidence between the Cabinets Not a step
"a tap pf thr
beng arranged nth IL allies, without being approved
AZ By them. The wrcchos who with wicked intentions
tave pat arms into the hands OF the delUed Greeks
and made themselves anSwcrahle for the blood which
has flowed IN tile East since March, viii have been
guilty in VAN OF so many crimes"
tbs said that along the line Of road through which the
Emperor Of Russia passed, he heard nothing the
part OF the s0diery, the people, and the clergy but
cry Of war against the murdercrs Of the Greeks.
German papers contain an article which bears the
character Of an official contradiction Of the report that
Russia declined the mediation Of the Allied III
the affairs 81 Turkey In this article il IS EXPIRE sly
stated that the business ofTurkey has been conducted
~ Russia in with the other leading European
States, process necessarily excluding the idca Of
IsediatiOn
LONDON Oct 90 Accounts from Constantinople
at the 9th Sept state that all tranquil that pc
rod Appearances Of discomfort trad manifested them
selves among the Janissarics but the government had
shewn unusual activity aud energy Some JanisSarts
had been executed at the European Castle on the Bos-
rhorns, the place where criminals of body general
" Dut 10 death These punlShmentS announced
night by the firing Of a for each individual
SO executed. AT midnight the l4th eight reports
OF cannon were heard,
Oct. 2t-Vienna letters from good source. state
that the Cabinets OF Vienna London, and Pete sburg
no, vet agreed on the affairs of Turkey bat that
much harmony and intimacy remarked between the
two FIRST Courts.
Accounts from the Morca state that the Prince Yps-
lanti has invited all the Generals Of the PeoponueSS ID
yt-lr Lee Cor
temher, and Of which the object is regulate in an
amicebe manner the differences which have arisen
i is generally believed that the Turks will undertake
nothing OF Importance this year in this part Of Greece.
PERSIA
Paris, oct 29-A report prevailed Yesterday that
Persia had declared against Turkey that hnst;es
bad commenced, and that the Pcrsans had obtained
the first advantage
GREAT BRITAIN
Tie .4nerjcaa minister at L0ndoH. has complained
e the government that dispatches for him had been
seized ny officers OF the out posts In consequence an
order has been issued remedy the evil complained Of
SIGNALS or DsTREss.
On the I'M inst series Of expe rimpnts were tried
Z: lIaryich. and answered by Lanyard fort, under
the direction Of Rear Admiral Page, ascertain and n
arrange the best method Of exhibiting signals in Of
ship being m distress and requiring the assistance Of
lite-hoatS that station. Several compositions
were burned, which gave brilliant light and it
decided, that when assistance is required by night
blue lights shall be burned at Landguard Fort, and
Lied and IN the day, two flags are TO be hosted
the other, the flagstaff at the fort. This
r7ngcmeni IS well worthy Of imitation every part Of
tGc coast.
Mr. George Elres celebrated for his parsimony,
lately died in London, and is said have left proper
~ to the amount Of a million sterling.
WORKING UNDER WATER.
BY Of invention of Mr.. w. Hockey a
is enabled 10 work under water. and the danger
ous custom OF heeling ships, hitherto practsed is
dcTod unnecessary.
FRANCE
General WOronZCv and Lord CaStlereagh eX-
rected a. PaTis every moment This double arrival
) attributed to the last sent hv the Cabinet Of ST.
Petersburg 10 tie Courts Of Europe.
\ GALLANT INFoRMER.
A diligence on the point al passing the French from
urrS enter neghhOrng kingdom, where several am
'clCS Of French manufacture were not admitted la
IN. who one Of the passengers, had fine lace
ye cancelled about her person One Of the pasScn-
gers, who had smug-ed articles a large with
him. unknown 10 any Of the other passengers, on
@iighting entered the custom house and informed
against the lady. who IN consequence lost her veil
On resumng their seats, tire infomer vio-
lenty assailed ny all the passengers for what he had
done on reaching considerable dstanc, from the
frontier ne enqure Of the lady the value OF her loss
-" neatly a hundred louis' said she, monster that
~ou are" tie then gave the lady Of The value Of
1000 crowns inforulng her that his denuncation had
ramed aside all suspicion from himself The fair
oer delighted and cried ont, in which all the pas
scngeTs Joined CiayraaAf ToleHT.
SPAIN
The SPANISH government has contracted loan Of
a 90 - IL. z. ~. u.