The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-23


were much dissatisfied, owing to the paohess
of their clothing and pay.
From Gibraiter.--Files OF the Gioralter
Chronicle have reached us to the 24th Iuiy,
in which we find an extract ota letter copleu
from the Augsburgh Gazette, dated AieMah-
dria, May the 1st, stating that the ouohnhe
Porte, had, at the request OF the Niceroy VI
Egypt, contided the pacihcation OF 'irecce 70
that prince, who had agreed topay hcWiloie
cxpcnce Of tic expedition. In consequence
of this, stcps, it is said, had been taken TO
accomplish the object by comforting unlmit-
cd Dowcrs on Ibrahm P8cha, who waste open
the campaign by offering safety and protec-
ton to the Inhabitants, il they returned to
their former vassalagc; ; but " it they OBJ
srinatelv reject equitable propositions, they
win be cXtarmnatcd." Ten frigates had
been sent BY The Porte to assist in this hui
m;.ne business, to which the Niccioy had
added 55 other vessels, which were to con-
yev $4,000 to tile Morea; two thirds OF
which had been trained after the European
system. This lcttcris said to be oHiciai, ana
to have been sent to the AugsburSh Gazette
bv the agent of Mehemet Ali residing at
Trieste.
Whether this statement be true or false,
it appears by letters from smyrna, that tie
Turhs uudcr the Captain Pacha, true 20
their system of cxtermnatioii, drcnched
themselves in blood at every place where
they touched, on their arrival in the Darda-
ncucs. To stimulate them to these acts OF
barharitv. the government is stated to nave
withheld from them their food and pay, cal
culatinp that they would thus enter more
warmly into n contest where abundance OF
p,nntlcr was to be obtained, than if their
hands were full. Accordingly on entering
\ Mclenia they put to the sword all the Chris
t;;tns above eight years of age and acted
/ these scenes of carnage in all the hamlets
\ within Il circuit Of 10 leagues. But this was
! light, continues the writer, compared with
Pcrglmos, where 10000 Christians were
bYutally massacred in 3S hours
These disgracefnl and barbarous proceed
ings, It added, produced an effect, which WAS
naturally to be expected. Atter Cutting
himself with the blood Of the inhabitants OF
Mclcnia and Pcrgamos and plunderlng their
dwellings, the Captain Pacha steeretl to the
rhcrmac Gulph to attack the Isle OF sea-
thos, where, it appears, the Greeks were eX-
pccting him. Being ignorant of their mea-
surcs, he fired more than 1000 guns, and tnen
landed a numerous corps. An action immc
! tackled the Turks with such fury, that the
Pacha alone escaped in gondola. On reach
inr his vessel, he sailed for s,alonica, where
he was represented to be in the greatest en-
barrassment, the contingcnts which he sa-
crihccd, being composed of Turks recruited
in the cavirons of Cassandria, Naoussa and
Macedonia.
1t is always source qualification to find,
that, Notwithstanding the details OF horrid
cruclties committed by the Turks that So
frequently reach us, they arc accompanied
by accounts OF resistance and bravery on the
part of the Greeks which afford ground to
hope that they will finally succeed i'll secur-
ing idcpendencc.-N Y. EUe. Post.
Ilom he Load,oa Mo,9,ing ChronicGh, Jnly 81.
Among the extracts from German and Dutcl
papers will be found AN account OF two Edlct
Which have been Just issued at Vienna: one o
them prohibiting I.sdy Oxford, Mrs Hutchinson
Lord Holland, Lady Morgan and Danish Lady
from entering any part OF the Austrian doinmons
and ordering their instant removal should they
have already entered; the second, commanding
the proper authorities not to suic: any person
who appear suspicious to enter these same do
ninlons.
, The prctcxt for prohibiting Lady Oxford, Mrs
Hutchinson and the DANISH Lady, is the order is
) sued by tie French government som time ago
i. Lads Morgan has drawn down ON herself the fcn
,otncc of the Austrian government by the man
! Her in wnich She speaks Of it in her well know
/ worl. Oh Italy, The ground aai gned Tor deny
= in,s TO .ord iioant the pleasure ofa view OF an
= part uf Tie Austrian donnons is to be sure cur
+ ous unou,. ,.u-'i ord Holland, who is well know
:, as an entAisiastcal adherent of Radicalisn an,
even ia t.ic i.hg,ah Parliament openly uttcra th
most iisount ,lbtssl against the Allied Monalchs
This i, pretty well for a beginning. So, be
cats, Lord Holland abuses the allied monarch
: in the English Parliament, he IS to be prohibited
) .iom entltrs the Austrian domnona! OF c9uFs
: tl, other allied monarchs VIII follow this cXampl
in gooI timc,--thouYh We suppose there j. no
u,tch danger Of .is lordship's choosing to max
The tour 1f Russia
i This is pretty expressive 10 the English PAL
t IMn4.nt $ Good Lords and Gentlemen, keep
9 ciyil tongue IN your heads, il you Will speak @
e the alltti monalrhs, let your language be coure
: ous and rcspcct6ll-or the fair fields OF Italy yo
I sndl never behold An Austrian corporal, whe
i he receives the orders will pay no more attention
to the proprietor OF dozen Of boroughS than t
y the servant VINO wears his Livery, and howevc
comfortable YOU may be settled for the season q
!, Pisa or rlorcuc, yuu mist Shift your quarters
a moments warning, when Prince Mcttcrnlc
j gives the word
% TIE NEW POpE.
I, On Sunday last the 18th Of june, the new Pop
:, tool; what is termed possession, ccremon