Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-15

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tone OF this communication, that pacific
and concliatory principles now animate
the councils of Inc Diyan, apd1ihat what.
ever remains Ito be finally adjusted Of The
relations between Russia and Turkey, will
experience no obstruction.
Note which the Sublime Porte caused to
be delivered 10 the Austrian internun-
clio, 10th July, 1922.
Sin the last Mite which was presented
on the part of the Ottoman Ministry to
our ilustrious friend Count LuIZow. In
ternuncio and Minister Ple0ipotentiary of
the Imperial Austrian Court, h. was in
formed that the sublime Porte, always at
tentive to maintain its friendly relations
With the Russian Court, and alsn the gem
eral peace and tranquility, and sCrupu-
lOusly mindful to fulfill its conventions.
had considered OF the means OF promptly
executing the regulations relative 10 the
two Provinces.
1.-The Sublime forte, al all times faith
full to its promises, gave OH this occasion,
fresh proof of it. Ii might have been
expected, that the two conditions, the sur
render Of the fugitives, and line evacua-
ton of the frontiers of ASA, would have
been accompIished-but the uliillment of
these conditions, which ought not to have
met with any objection or commentary on
the part OF Russia, was delayed-and this
circumstance is evidently the chief cause
that the flames ofthe general Instruction
have not yet been ex!ngushed. As our
expectation in this respect has been de-
ceived, the term al which it was promised,
that the fate OF the Two provinces should
be fixed, might be considered as expired.
"Never:heIess, he Sublime Pore, &C
cording 10 ancient usage, has Just chosen
two native Boyars for the two Provinces,
namely, John Stourdza for Moldavia, anu
Ligori Chika for Walacbia This mea-
sure has been judged necessary, on &C
count of the obstlnaCy with which the
Greeks perseVere in their revolt and from
political principles, which require the ex-
clusion OF all Greeks from public Offices,
even OF those rho have mol taken part in
the rebellion.
''As the iAvestiture of those HospOdars,
in the capital itself, would have required
many ceremonies and lormalilies, and as
they come here mere y as travellers mIlh-
out attendants, ii has been determined, 10
prevent useless waste OF time that these
Boyars, each accompanied by a Mailman.
der, should be sent, directly To SIistrIa,
where Mahomed Stlm Pacha Governor.
General and Commander OF the army OF
the Danube, shall publish their nomination,
and invest them with the Cattan The
ordinary iRvasiture, as we'll as the formal
tiles, will take place at SIIstiIa they
will there form their Court aud then re
pair 10 their capitals
Tho present Note has been drawn Up
10 acqudint the inteTnuDcio, our friend, OF
those measures taken by toe Sublime
Porte, and assure him OF our consider
alton, &c"
The Paris papers OF Wednesday have
arrived.
eve have received" says the Gazette
de France, certain news that the IrapIist
a the head OF fifteen hundred men, enter,
ed Ochagayia, the seat OF the Junta OF
Navarro, Oh the 25th uIt in order 10 con-
cert with the Jl"ta upon the new mea-
sures TO be employed against the keYolu-
tonisis. This intelligence COnradlcts the
accounts which has been published IN some
journals, OF the complete defeat OF this
Chief, and his narrow escape by fight,
with only four Iancers, ON The 2lst ut. "
The Constitutional publishes, in the
form of letter from Frankfort, but with
out any dale, The following anticipatons
OF what the Allied SovereIgns will do when
the congress is opened.
"Mueh is said here ''obseryes the Frank
fort Cor Paris writer, Prospecting the APP
preaching Congress, aud attempts ale
made to calculate the probable results
The system OF the Austrian Cabinet is
known, and il is naturally expected that
the influence of the ultra principles seiIl
still prevail in diplomatic meetings al Vi
emma and Verona. It's 10 be presumed
that the efforts will be redoubIed; that
the present system will be maintained at
all hazards and that The war in Europe,
and particularly in The East, will be avoi-
ded 10 strengthen every thing old, and
10 weaken every thing new, is, in a lew
words, the ministerial policy, which does
animate, and will animate The diploma
lists, 10 whom the greatest influence in
Europe is attributed,
1.-The affairs of Spain and Portugal can
not tail 10 eHbarrasS in some measure such
views. Had the evens of The 7lh July at
Mad II taken different turn, less oItii-
Guilty would have been experienced. On
this subject opinions are SAID to be div led.
Some would have the same course adopted
towards Spain as was followed two years
ago with respect to Naples and Piedmont;
but others are not inclined 10 have recourse
to such measures, which it is generally
thought would experience much oppssi
too from England II is added, thai sev