The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-26

completely worsted, and fled towards
Glyky, vigorously pursued by the
Greekss who became masters OIL the bag
gage.
Tho Magistrates of Glasgow refused
permission to the Orange Lodges TO pa
rade in procession through the streets Of
the city, on the 18th July. because such
an unnecessary and uncalled for display,
might probably have led to breach of
the peace.
An alteration exists between Mr.. Alb
crcrombie, the member of parliament,
Messrs. Hope and Menzies, two Scotch
Advocates, in consequence of some re-
Elections by the former on the manner of
| their conducting the late trial at Edin-
burg for duel,a second rencontre was a.
bout to take place, which, however, was
prevented by the arrest Of the two Advo-
| Gates, who were bound over to keep the
peace under the penalty of 50ok. The
| matter was to be brought before the
House Of Commons.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Courier Of the 18th July contains an ar
ticle from theHamburgh Corr espondent, (which
(the editor of the Courier observesl may be con-
| sidercd as AN official exposition of the system
and conduct of Russia, with respect 10 her diff
ferences with Turkey" According,o this doc,-
ment the policy of the emperor Alexander ois
| that Of peace" and he is made 10 consign the
| unfortunate Greeks to the mercy OF their unre-
lenting prosecutors, by n single dash OF his pen,
under the hollow and hypocritical prctence, that
IL will "spare suffering humanity torrents OF in
| nocent blood, stine the seeds OF disunion and
| misunderstanding between the powers, and de-
L q Ersf
glance which we took of this pretended ''offical
document we were satisfied il was forgery
| aud on turning to the foreign Journals we found
these suspicious confirmed by the declaration of
| the very paper from which it was copied, who
| states that he was authorised TO contradict the
article, every part of which was ''unfoundcd."
The latest accounts from St Petersburg are of
| the 18th of June, at which period nothing had
TRANSFERRED as To the views of the emperor. A
letter from Leipsic, 9th June, states that the
Austrian party which lately seemed triumphant
| at st. Pctersburgh, had once more been thrown
into the shade, since the return of the emperor
TO his capital. and that count Capo de Istria and
his colleagues, who supported the Greek cause,
| would remain at the head Of the administration.
! In an article dated Nuremberg, June 29th, i, is
| said that according to private accounts from vi
enna there is reason to believe that the difieren
ces between Russia and the porte are not yet re-
moycd-for it is affirm ed that the porte requires
| preliminary step on the part oil hussla-that
i is, the sending OF an ambassador 10 CONSTANT
nople, because it prctends that il had no difficult
ties with Russia, and did not break OF the neso-
Citations, which were only suspended by the de-
parture of NJ. DE Strogonoff. The Porte, there
fore, requires in some measure, at least by i'm
plica,iou, that the Russian Court shall disavow
1 the conduct of that minister; ana il is not
thought that Russia can consent to tlis, whatev-
Ell may be the inciinatious ofihe leading minis
tiers IN the Russian cabinet
With respect TO the evacuation Of the Princi-
| palites by the Porte, the latest advices from
Moldavia, state, that call remains exactly where
it was" and that the Turks had begun again t.
commit the greatest excuses. At JasSy they
demanded extraordinary contributions in corr
and money, threatening TO burn down all thu
rest of the city, If their demands were not com
| niipd with