The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-16

century, instead OF showing thetnssl,w'
grateful and faithful, have accented !"
pay Of Russia, and have framed eo ns ~
cies, without reckoning that sevs, sp's
them, after having pillaged the peon a, y J
Wa!lachia and Moldavia have Aed} f. 4. =
Christian countries with the unjust tut 'ae
sures, the fruits OF their rapacity and tv nsa
ny. His Higbuess will name az Hos1aiA
either Turk or Wallachian, as be- l.!
made known to the Boyars w
"Finally, ii is not for the Porte n a.,
Commissioners to the frontiers 10 nepoc i.
peace-she Is not at war with Russ;a sas
withstanding all the provocations: and d0 !
the Muscovite armies shall begin bos,;li
ties, she has taken measures 10 rens
them +" '1
81 can assure you," adds a private l.,
ter, "that on receiving this Note. N 81
Lutzow let it fall from his hands, so inc, -
dible did its contents and tone apns.. |
He could not believe his eyes, and r re.n.
rused it several times previously to +
patching il for Vienna. 1t is also .aS
that Lord Strangford endeavored 70 deLs
the courier, with the hope of obtainn!
some modification oil its character.
We have received German Papers II Il.
3Oth uIt. An article from Frankfort !.
tina, date gives the following as the sinh
stance OF dispatches received at Vienna a
the 23d. They confirm all previous A..
counts of the hostile aspect which the n.
gociations between Russia and Turkey h,a
suddenly assumed. The Funds al Viz.
ma had experienced further depressIOe
Frankfort. March 80
"The following is from Vienna, Marb
"a:
San express dispatched from Constant;
nople on the 28th Feb. has brought the an
swer OF the Refs Efendi. II appeas th,,
this Note is unfortunately of such a mature
as to render useles the mediation Of The
three Powers, and that notw outstanding Al
their efforts TO preserve peace, the obstiua
cy and the iDfatuation of the Subins
Porte, will render war inevitable.
ven in case it should take place, it will be
carried OIL like that of Naples, in full con.
cert with the Allied Powers; and even be-.
fore it is undertaken. they will previous,
arrange together the results of the different
chances which the war may have, Thus
we see that the mission of M. de Tada
chef is not o. ar its termination
"The metaliquies have experienced a
new depression to day; they are quoted at
rs sic, the Bank shares al 668 25.'
Hermanstadt, March 10.
The news from Moldavia and Wallacba
inspire horror. The Asiatic troops lay
waste every thing with fire and sword
Even the city of Jassy was on fire in Sc.
veral places on the 18th of March, whole
streets were reduced to ashes. We treu.
bic for Bucharest. The Klsja Bey bs
published, thai if be was forced to evacu.
ate the country, he would carry all the
male inhabitants into slavery, and thalhe
would not leave village standing.
The fugitives reach our frontier almo!
naked, the soldiers strip them Of all thei,
clothes.-.augsburgh Gazette
Odessa, March II.
We have news from ConstinopIe 10 tbe
Sd of this month, but they bring nothing
decisive respecting the progress Of the
diplomatic negociations ofthe ministers OF
England and Austria. Lord Straugord
had conference with the Refs Efendi at
The latter end Of February. in which he
urged him to accept the Russian Oll'md:
tum without any reserve. Lastly, be o.
fered the Porte delay, which be was viii
ling to extend to four weeks, and trledto
induce the Refs Efendi to promise to give
decision before the expiration OF tbs
term The Refs Efendi, however, de-
clared he could not agree to it unless
the Porte thought tit to make some ar
rsngements in the interior of the Empire;
but be hoped, that he should perhaps be
able to declare himself before the explra'
ton Of that period. Probably the DlIan
wishes to see the result of the expedition
sent to the Morea. We are anxious to
learn what the Austrian lnternuncio Coun'
Luizow will effect, in the conference
which is promised him with the Reis Ehel:
di. 1t is evident that the Refs Eaendl
only seeks to gain time, Our just Mon
arch has fully removed the objections 10
the evacuation OF WallachIa and MoldaVn.
alIedged in the note of the Refs EtenH
of the I'd December, by sending away
Prince Michael Suzzo, and dissolviDg the
corps of Heraldists in Besssrabia. ful.
ther concessions on the part OF our courts
hardly conceivable; and would indeed Do
unparalleled in the history 1 OF Russian
diplomacy. ..
London, .aprilS,
There has been great hustle at '2e
Stock Exchange this morning. Conscss
for the account (lItb inst opened al IT,. ~
8 8, automatically fell to IS s 8, ins
market has since recovered considerably
the cause of the depression is entirely aS
cribed to the reports respecting kussns
Turkey. =,
By an express which reached LonoOu
yesterday afternoon from Paris, we learu
that the panic occasioned by the re)ee!l0'
of tho TJltimafum If Russia by TURKEY,