Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14

Der, requesting change Of Ministry. !.
recites the disorders which pre,.;,
Spain urges thai the state Of the n,,;. {
re1iqresa vigorous ministry, caoabl. :. !,
inspiring love and con6dence-and !.
cludes With expressing a confident bo. ~
that bis majesty will adopt the me,,n ~
which the situation Of the kingdom a. i,
periously demands. The King mad. H.
following Iaconic answer:-sI r.es;..
your message!-it is very important, e,
shall take it into consideration. II :.
thought that be will submit the mess,o. ),
his Council OF State.
On the 18th Of November the T,,,.
succeeded 10 taking Cassandria. Ah,,
Labut PashaW who conducted the ,,..l
put 10 rebels to death with bis own hand.
Many women fell into The bands Of 4.
Turks-40OOo Of whom had arrived ,ts.
lonica. where they are exhibited 70, ~.
to the highest bidders.
The following are the particulars Of II.
negotiations Of the Austrian and Encl;,I
Ambassadors Count Lutzow and io,s
Strangiord) at Constantinopls. ind,
the head OF Odessa Fl December s.
On the ED Nov. M. &c Lutzow had :.
interview with tie new Refs Effeud, !,
the presence Of the new Kiaja B.y. .,
Minister Of the interior. The Au,,ri,,
Internuncio spoke strongly in favor of,b.
Russian Ultimatutn, and endeavored to in
sure the Porte to adopt pacific resolution,
The Refs Effendi replied that the Pot.
would not consent to the evacuation or
Moldavia and Wallachia, except on q.
following conditions:-
s'The courts Of Austria, France and
England shall guarantee, that after III. =.
vacuation, those Two principalitie, shall
not be occupied either by Russian, 0,
Greek Hetarists. Those Greeks who b,,
ded to Russia shall be punished 10 pu,.
ence Of Turkish commissioner. unI..
Russia has delivered them up. Th. res.
toration Of the Chaistian Churches shall
not take place until tranquility shall have
been re-established, and all The Greeks
shall have laid down their arms"
When Count Lutzow expressed bis Al.
Constituent at this change Of Language on
the part OF the Turkish minister, th. Refs
Edendi referred to the orders Of the Sui.
tan. The count asked whether the Porte
was determined on peace or war! The
Refs Efendi excused himself from answer.
ing that question, as he was not invested
with such powers; besides, added be, Tho
Sultan will DO whatever be pleased; and
ninety millions Of Mosseluen, with tho
sword in one hand and the Koran in The
other, will know how to defend their right
against the Christians.
Count Lutzow returned home, and i'm
nediately despatced an account Of the
interview to bis court
Lord Strangford had an interview viii
the Refs on the Esd which was equally
unsatisfactory. On bi, return to his re,i
dence, he was insulted by the popu,a.
Lord s bad made another effort to set
tie The differences; but Refs Effenai bad,
up to he eth November, declined doiy
any thing.
Extract Of a private Letter.
paris, Nos, 81.
The Turkish troops resemble moes
masquerade than an army-one is dressed
in blue, another in red, another white, at
one is armed with musket two yard
long-near him there is another With
carabin-a,third marches with pistols
others have only sabres, or knives oflh
country, called Yotagan,-some are 'e
foot, others on horseback, or on mules, as
This is the nation which with an intsf
tine war; wishes to brave Russia, and
make enemies OF the other powers. insuE |
ting and naltreating with ferociouspr
their subjects. &c. often their MINI
teIs. We are here on the eve ola drs'f
full crisis