The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
Accounts from Constsntnople Of The IS h
August represent every thing as pertecuy
quiet in that capital, and attribute this 10 the
vigilant and energetic measures of the gov
eminent. The following occurrence, com.
municaied In a letter flom Constsntinople,
gives an admirable idea Of the sort Of securi-
y which is enjoyed under To kish rule
Fifteen days alter, as the Pacha Was coming
out OF Mosque, he met this uusty Tartar,
and in q great rage demanded his easons ioi
'avng so long delayed quitting Bagdad.
Knowing his head depended on his speed,
the Tartar handed him The dispatches from
The Sultan, having perior med the Journey
within tne time. Afer reading the dispatch.
es, the Pacha demanded oi the courier the
humber ot horses that had been killed in per.
forming the journey. The Dumbet was
great, and the Pacha cooly told him he had
killed more horses ban his head was wonh,
which was accordingly instantly .t,uck IF"
Great establishments Is expressed al Con
siaDtinople at what is called The exaggei aled
stories which appear in the newspapers
mountains of dead, and rivers Of blood in the
suee,s OF Psfa, TO say nothing Of the so
Geek Virgins delivered by the Sultan's or.
account Of the death of the Russian banker,
Danesi, Is even cohtradicted. He is stated
to be now alive and well at Magnssa
He was condemned TO death bur his
punishment was changed to that of exile, a,
the intercessioD, 1t is said, Of Lord Strang-
ford, who effected, by single word, what the
Russian minister had been endeayoring 10 ac-
complish since April last.
Accounts Fl ON AlexaR dria, dated lYth Aug
say tina, the Pacha OF Egypt Is ursuing his
conquests 10 he Interior of Africa his army
consists Of 60, 900 men. The Pacha had
received from The Porte, an invitation to send
his son bahlm 10 take the command of a
corps of troops acting against tho reyoited
Greeks.
The two sons OF Ali Pacha, Of Albania,
Veil and Monitar, have, it Is said, been exc.
.cuted, owing to the arrest of spy, who had
carried on and betrayed their correspondence
The Bombay Gazette Of the Cd oi May
states, tha, on the 22d February, accounts ar-
iived from J6dda, announcing tho success oi
The Turkish army 10 Abyssinis, under his
ExCeilency Lshmaci Pashs, which stated that
hey had taken possession Of Seminar, the cap
i,,, after a baltic, in which 800 Turks and
500 NubiaGs were slain. Salutes were tir ed
d, Judda on the receipt Of this intelligence
A ieuer from a native merchan at Judda
states, tha, Hamed Pa.ha, with an army oi
rurks end 8edouins of eO0o men we're ID
vancine 10 Yemen. In demand from the Ina
um Of Sepnat Sls 600, being an old debt,
and The arrears for the annual tribute OF cof.
fee. Tney threaten TO take possession Of the
sea coast from Loheia to Mocha, and then ad.
vance upon the capital of Yemen.
GREECE.
In addition to what we have already notic-
ed respecting the Creek patriots, we find it
stated, under ,he head OF Augsburg, Sept. -,
that accounts f. ON Berlin represent the wo' ks
printed in Germany, in favor Of the Greeks,
to be rapidly circulating throughout Prassia.
Accounts ON AK La Chapelle Of the 9Th
Sept. say, ''the subscriptions in favor OF the
Greeks continue TO increase in Germany"
One Of the Berlin professors, NJ. Zcune,
who zealousiy Interests himself for the Greek 5
has published sort Of ca,ecbism 10 seven ar
ticies, for the instruction Of the Ge' mans re-
lalive to the Creek Cause and newspaper,
in the French language, has been established
at Odessa; the lille Is "Messsger de la Rus.
sic MeridindaIe." ~
Every thing at presen, seems to portend a
favorable issue TO the glorious struggle,
which the inhabitants oi Greece are now MAX
ING for their hbe rtics.