The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-23
GREECE.

GREECE.
Accounts from 1hesssly mention. that the /
Inhabitants heretofore passive, have been ex-
allied by the late victories Of Odesseus, and
have taken Up arms against the Turks, who |
have leirea,ed into The Gorlresses and 70 Sc
cure themselves from ,resehery, had masss
cred some troops OF A!baniau., who were shut
up with them. 10 Macedonia all was said TO
be quiet. except some iydriots g. CassandrioIs
bad founded on I've adjacent islands a pifsicsl
settlement, and captured not only Turkish,
bat small European vessels.
THE GREEKS.
An article dated Frankfort, Feb. II, says
that Prince Cantacuzene was OF his way to
ST. Petersburg. charged with mission On the
part Of the provisional government OF Gneece.
esialli-hed at Argos, 20 implore the support
oil the emperor Alexander, for the lndepen
deDce OF he Gteeks, and 10 submit To the Rus
sian government lhe decision agreed to by
the congress Of Argos on the subject Of the
introduction of monsrchcal constitution, the
basis &C which are only 10 be established with
Toe consent &C Inc Great European powers
Letter from Vienna announce that great escnts
may ts expected IN March and that uar be-
t-Seen fassin and The Porte appears inevardbIe !;
but a thousand letters have said SO before.
RUSSIA.
London. March The following is an
extract of private letter. which We have re
ceiveJ ibis morning from Paris. In that cap
itsl among the best informed persons upon
political events The persuasion Z YeTy strong
that hosiiities must lake place between kus-
STA and Turkey. nj that The declaration OF
war by The former Power, will soon be ru'
forth We can add nothing 10 this belief, OF
our own know edge, either one way or the
other bul shall merely lay before our readers
the fact communicated by our correspondent :
Courier.
g Paris. Tuesday Night" A commercial
courier arrived here to-day. from St. Peters
turgh. which he left on the 18th OF February.
1t vas believed AT his departure, that war was
on The point Of breaking out with Turkey, for
orders had been sent 10 all the ariniss and
the Russian feet in the Black Sea. The
Grand Dukes were gone 10 the army, and The
Emperor and bis Ministers were expected 10
sci of imme iiaiely."
We have received The Paris Papers Of Mon
dav and Tuesday. The internal state OF
France IS evidently not satisfactory one.
Wssaaus ash ring Ia what may or may not
be The causes of the events which taking
place. tht TACT i undentaDie fust piots aud
eoDspirscies prevail 10 an alarming extent.
Nor is the discomfort confined TO particular
distinct, bli we hear OF its breaking out in
different and distant provinces. No sooner
j. one a;iemT defeated than another is made,
and II we may JUDGE from the private accounts
we have received, these attempts are by No
means of that trivial ard insignificant charsc-
Ter which they are represented 10 be by the
Paris journals.
GERMANY.
Trienna March The Ottoman feet, oom-
maaded 81 the Capt. Boy. is in the Archipelago,
with l0,030 men on board, destined for the Mo-
rea-
NJ DE TATTcHEFF has arrived here from st.
Petersburgh, on mission. He will have con-
ference with Prince MErrERNlcH, on Turkish
Affairs. ia war ensues, Austria will occupy
Bosnia ard SeYria, nj the same time the Russians
do .I0tdrr5d AMI fTadfckid. Greece is to form
an Indenensent State, with German Prince az
its bead.
Fraaktor+, .f,ard la.-Letters from Odessa
say, that contracts are making there for the
supply of the Russian armies.
Fresh troops from asia continue to arrive at
Constantinople.
ITALY.
g Rome. jan. 22.--It is gossipped here. that
the eldest son Of Prince Canine LucIES Ruos-
ArARrE) viii shortly be married to bis cousin.
the eldest daughter of JosEPH BroNArAerr. and
that they will both proceed to the United States.
10 reside with the .ady's father"
FRANCE
TIE French Minister of War considers
that all Tears Of, internal com.notion 10
France have wholly subsidized
The debates on he various parts of The law
respecting The press In France. have finally
closed 10 The chanbero deputies. The votes
on the adoption OF toe law, were, ayes 2l9,
nays, l37, majority SO.
some doubts are entertained whether The
laws restricting the press in France. would be
adopted by HE Chamber Of Peers, as they
have passed The Chamber OF Deputies.
The following paragraph appears in the
Gazette de France At masked ball which
took place al Cassel on The 3lsi of January.
the Prince Royal being pursued by several
masks, and apprehensise o. being recognized.
changed masks with his valet DC chaml.-e.--
The latter was aceosied by the persons who
had followed the P.ioce, aud bad The impru-
deuce TO accept iron them glass OF croc.-