Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-12

to orr view by this event, which is likely to
be productive of the most important conse
queuces. Furn crly the Jaoissries were eve.
ny thing a, Constantinople. They were the
body guard of the Sultan, and the ins,ru.
ments Of Nil his projects, With them he
was considered invincible; without them, his
power was mere shsduw. The calling in
the Asiatic forces, and the events which fol-
lowed, must have greatly weakened their
confidence; while i, shows that tbs Sultan
bad secretly resolved to render himself inde>
pendent Of them. The Jsniyaries themselves
appear indeed. to have been apPrehensive of
something of this sort, from the circum.
stance OF the Sultan holding private cUuocils,
without their being called in. as formerly,
to give their advice: heDce, the revolt that
took place. IL is stated, that the policy pur
sued by The Turkish government on this &C
casion, was iOstisated by Lord Straugford &
the other ministers Of foreign powers at
Constantinople. Whatever may be in this,
a new era seems to have commenced 10 Tur
kish affairs, which, considering The immense
power of the Jani,aries, and the hatred they
bear to all having the name OF Christian, Is
likely TO be productive of much blondsded,
without any benefit 10 the cause OF humani.
~; for, whether the Asiatic troops, or ,hs Ja-
Gisar!es possess the asce0dency, we see no
reason To believe hat the government will
be less perfdious, OF more disposed to re
gard the rights of man, from a mere change
Ot its instruments, or a closer adherence than
formerly to the ciplomac yof European
cahina,s
An article from the Danube d ted the 4th
of Angus, speaks in rather a mysterious
manner Of the 4ffairs of the East & Wsst,'
which are 'aid lat present equally to engage
the attention of the European catInsts;" and
states, Is q report, "that NEW revolution
at Constantinople has been prevented with
great difficulty. but the STATE Of affairs is so
very critical, tina, if The news OF such revo-
luton should come, it would not be unex
pected, or Cause any su'prise"
LONDON, ALG.I9.
Dutch papers to the l7th, have arrived -
Tha King Of the Netherlands returned TO the
Hague on the 18th The Bill respecting
the Salt Quite, had passed the Fir.' Cham-
Der 81 the StaIes.General by majority of
% to 2, aud .ha; relative to the erinding OF
Corn by majority of 90 to 9 The second
Chamber has under consideration a PROPOSE
lion tor vesting il his Majesty ia full proper
y portion of the national domains, suffi.
cieot to yield clear annual income of 500.
OOOI. The Emperor Alexander was expect.
ed TO arrive at Vienna between the 18Th and
2Oth inst accompanied by Counts Nessslrode
and Capo d'lslria. The King OF Prussia
was expected sboui the same time; and af.
Ter mort stay IN The Austrian capital, i!
was understood thai these Soverrigns, with
the Emperor Francis, would repair to Vero-
Ma tooPeo the Congress 80 be there held
Geiman papers have al,o arrived They
Iotorn US that The death of the Captain Pa
cha, Sc revived their courage, that 1856 Hy
jroits md Sre2ziots. who were 81 Ode ,sa,
Immediately resolved to sell their snius, and
to MAKE on foot the ieng Journey TO Ancnna
[ as the' are n"t admitted at Trie.t J Thew
have already passed ihe frontier, nd firm
that 'w3 thousand Geek, wilt follow. al
reso.vedto return hurle on foot this ion,
journevto expose their lives for religion and
! country
fronstAe Danube, lug 4-The East
ana Wes sppeNr at present equally en-
gag IN situation o. the European cabin.
cts. Atlhe same sine hat courier arrived
| at Vienn with great news from MaJ,id, the
post iron Constsntinopie end Bucharest ar.
rived. anlit is ,sid To have brought dispach
e from Gunt Latzow. which are supposed
! TO 51 o. gss, Impor, ancr, because the pro.
f"undest 'crecy Ia observed in the Forsign
| Office rejecting their contents II any
credit Can e given to the resorts in circus
| iicn, he beaking out of aew revou ion at
Con'sa"tnpie has been prevented with great
| difficulty ht the stats OF affairs i, SO yer;
| critical, thaif the news of such revolution
should com, il would not b. unexpected, OF
cause any scpriZe.