Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19

cohiuGon this Cccssoned, the Turks gave
themselves up TO universal pilisse, and .uch
wss toe thirst OF these barbarians for plum.
der, that IL was supposed they Won ID not be
satisfied uUtil tho whole city wa, laid in ash.
es. Yet, these are the men whom the .'le
gi,imates" Of Europe court an alliance with,
and would sscri6ce every noble feeling OF the
heurt to aid their diabolcal scheme, for en-
shaving thu Greeks.
TIE foliosring is an ertrae, ofa private
letter
"vIENNA, Aug. ei.
''News 10 received here Of another bloody
engagement between the Turks and Greeks
IL should seem that each party, collecting
their scattered forces, met again and fougl.
Tor two days, when the Greeks retired ltav-
Ing their enemies in possession Of the field"
Frankfort papers 10 the Slst ult. have rea-
ched us The Ailgemeiue Z+tung Of the
18th Aug. coutains letter from Odessa,
dated Aug. 6, transmitting, what is alledged
TO be &c. faithful translation. from the French
OF the two Notes which were addressed by
the Porte, on the 10Th July, to Count Lut,
zow and Lord S,rangford." As these two
Notes are laid 90 be exactly or nearly SINH
lar, il will be sufficient to lay one of them be.
fore our resdrrs-that to Count Lutzow,
and which i, given as follows by The cores.
pondent OF the Alige meine Zeitung. The
Sublime Porte. while it scquaints England
y Austria with the s'eps IL has taken TO
carry into effec, the stipulated arrangements
regarding Moldsvia and Wsllachia, com
plains that its good faith has not been mel by
corresponding sincerity on the part Of Rus
sia, so far as relates TO the evacuation of the
frontiers of Asia by ,ha, power. II is sniff
cientIy evident, however, from the tone of
this communication, that pacific AMI concili-
atory principles now animate the Councils OF
the Divan, and that whatever remains 10 be
finally adjusted of the relations between
Rusaia and Turkey, will expeIience no OBJ
straction.
Note, which The Sublime Porte caused 10 be
delivered to the Austrian lnlerHuncio, 10Th
july, 1929.
elm the last note which was presented on
the part of the Ottomon Ministry, to our il
lnstrious friend Count Lutzow, Internuncio,
and Minister Plenipoteu,iary of tbs lmperi-
al Austrian Court, I've was iufor med that the
sublime Porte always attentive to maintain
its friendly relations wit the Russian Court
and also the general peace and Tranquility,
and scrupulously mindful to fulfil it's con ven.
lions, had considered of The means of prompt.
iy exceeding the regulations relative to the
two provinces.
"i'he Sublime Porte, at all time, faithful
to its promises, gava on this occa,iou, a fresh
proof OF 1t, IL might have Eesn expected,
that the two conditions, the surrender of the
iugiilves, and the evacuation of the frontiers
OF Asia, would have been accomplished but
the iulhlment of these conditions, which
ought not to have met with any objection or
commentary on the part Of Russia, was de-
iayed; aud Ibis circumstance is evidently the
chief cause that the flames of the general in.
correction have not yet been extinguished.
AS our expectation in this respect has been
deceived, the term at which il was sromised,
hat the fate of the Two province, should be
fixed, might be considered as expired
"Neveriheiess, the Sublime Porte, accord.
ing 20 ancient usage, has inst chosen two ma.
tive Boysrs for the two Provinces, namely,
JohC Stourdza for Moldavia, and Ligori Chi
ka for Wallschia. This measure has not
heen Judged necessary, on account of the OBJ.
stinacy with which the Greeks persevere in
their revolt, and from political principles.
which require the exclusion of ell Greeks
from public offices, even of those who have
not taken part in The rebellion.
"As the investiture Of those Hospodsrs. in
the caPlts'iise would have required many
ceremonies and fornalities, and as they came
here as travellers, without attendants, it ha,
been determined, to prevent useless waste
oil time, that these two Boyers, each accom-.
panied by Mshmander, should be sen; d.
Tsctly to SiliJtria, whers Mahomed Seiim
Pacha, Governor General and Commaptier of
the army of the Dsnpbe, shah publish their
DOMINATION, ard inyes; them with The CAT.
tan. The ordinary investlure. as well as
the Other formslilies, will take place at ST.
iistria; they will there form their court, and
then repair to their capital.
"Fhs present note has been drawn Cd to
acqoRtpt The lnterauncio, our friend, OF those
measures taken by the Sublime Porte, and
assure hiIn OF our consideration, &c.
On the 25th jane the Greek feet. to the
number of 62 sail, passed the channel Of Scio.
-The fort and the vessels exchanged some
hundred shots, but without effect. Six bun.
dred Greeks from Tschesme have arrived at
Scio They are conducted every day towards
Campo to get in the harvest. Files Aga re,
mains encsmped with his corps at C,mpo.-
All the persons who had been carried of from
the Mas'ic villages to Scio, have been sent
back, except the young gisIs who are re.sin.
ed, and refused to be restored, notwilhstand.
ing all the eDdesvors Of the Pacha. The con.
tsgio6 RACES more than ever al Scio; There
have died already at ihs French Consulate.
ii Catholics, aud 76 Greeks, including the
Dragoma4, with his wife and children. The
Greeks crowded together in The Church of
the Consulate were swep, away in cruel
manner BY the coDtsgioD.
To complete the rnisfortunes of Scio. pro-
visions are extremely scarce, nothing 20 be
had bot bad goats flesh. The persons who
had taken rsfuge in the Consulate were late
~ in very greet danger. A Mussclman
moved WITH compassion, came privately and
gave information that the Turkish TegimAnt,
OF $50 men, sncsmp'd close to the Con,u.