American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-10
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Lewis Captain Macy, atiised Yesterday lron, ,Irp
yfe, we have received, says The Daily Adver,..ss
our Paris papers TO the 9Th, and iayrr 10 II. oo,
OF September. o'''
! The Persians are said TO have invaded The e..
tiers oil Russia with powerful army from C,ora;a
and Russian lroo ps have marched from The f,;,nas'
1000 ate also ready to cross the Pru.h and 100 o
men more are on their way. The BOUNDARY lin. !.
i'll defined, having neither river, mountain for...
nor city and it is suspected that Russia makes nrs'
tcnce Of an aggression Tor an excuse to advance H..
line from Gomeri to Araxe, and bring ii IN viii,
that of Turkey, thus being able to invade Erzsrop,n
and Trebizond
The troops at Alexandra to embark for Inc Nj
rea, amounted to or 5000, but the Viceroy W.,
informed The Porte that he has not the funds to IN.
dertake another expedition and such frighul s,o.
rirs told by those who have returned from Greece
that 1000 have deserted.
There was report that the Pacha OF Widdjn b,,
revoed, and invited all the Jannissaries 10 Join him
| pintage in France.-At Dion, the grape, u.r,
nearly ripe good vintage was every where e,.
pected and good wine. Al Lyons the vine W.,
bought before the grapes plucked, end he vim.
tnge promised TO be abundant and good Al Dor.
deaux so pipes Of 8 sold at ST. SOC. All the A..
magnsc and Marmande btandies are gone at s0Oi.
RCSS1A.-A manifesto Yves published al ST. Pc
tersburgh, the 9th Of August. in which Nichola,
says, that in the rules prescribed by the Empero,
Paul in 1897, several principles we're established
concerning the succession, by which is reserved
to the reignng emperor, in case OF his DEATH or the
minority OF his successor, to appoint regent arc
10 name his tutor. In conformity with this, and
under the benediction Of his very dear molher,p
and with the consent oil Constantine. he institutes
in case OF his deeease, the Grand Duke Michael,
chie of the government during tie minority Of Al
exander, the rightful successor. The son oil Mich
olas will be next to Alexander.
TUPkEY.-A great fire broke out at Conslan
iinople on the 3lsl OF August just at the time ap
pointed for restoring The standard OF the prophet 10
the mosque. 1t extended from the garden gate 10
the mosques Of the sul,ans, Amural and Bssatl
thence along the walls OF the Seiaeo 10 The Sea o
Msrmora, taking in its routes many palaces Of the
Great, containing immense riches and markets.
The Sultan opened the seraglio gates, 10 allow The
poor TO save what they could. The troops were ur>
der arms. 1t is said the fire was sci by the dscon
tented Bos.anghis. The Sultan will have 10 empty
his treasures. This FIRE is said TO have been fore
told the precursor Of re action OF the late rev.
outon.
CONSERVATION sill prevailed in the city Sept 3d.
and the Sultan was in critical situation Flakes ii
fire were falling upon the serago, the gates Of which
were opened to all the fugiiiyes who had la,oted The
reformation. Several thousand houses are Supposed
to have been destroyed. The people oppose the
measures taken 10 exinguish the fire. and il breaks
out in new places. They regard it as punishment
from heaven for the late destruction oil the Janissa
ries. Many men are said to have persisted. The
Grand Vizer's palace has been burnt.
Washington. .hur. 5 From Baltimore we hear
that the General Assembly oil the Manumsson
Societies actually held in that city last week,
Cnph nj hat ri pru
been wholly silent on the subject. We do nolsaTa
that any proceedings took place calculated 10 give
uneasness TO those with whose concerns Societies Of
this description interfere unwarrantaby, where they
interfere at all. There was good deal oil discus
sion, with open doors, which rather had tendency,
as we learn, to weaken the claims OF the Assembly
to the title Of "Congress of Visionsries," which
we thought not inaply applied TO them, when their
convention was nrst announced. a proposition 10
approve OF the scheme of the African Coonlzallon
Society was voted down. The mos, decisive mea.
sure resulting from the meeting seems to have been
recommendation to petition Congress to approp'l'
ate money for transporting abroad such slaves as
may from time to time be msnumitted. This re-
commentator proposes nothing contrary TO me
Constitution, or hostile 10 the interests OF the South,
and We are glad to learn that majority of the Cen
era Assembly had no worse projects in view.
From every thing that falls under our observation
II is obvious, whatever few fanaical persons may
propose to themselves, that no espe stable portion o.
fellow citizens Of the East have the ghtest IN
tentcn to act upon, or in reference TO, this subject
IN any manner contrary to the known views or wish
es Of the States Of the South. This being the case
we hope we shall never hear Of another Conven'
ton oil this sort: for, however il may propose to IL
init its operations, the actual fleet Of every such an
assembly is, from misapprehensIon of the scope OF
lis aim, TO alarm the propre,ors, and to unsee the
foundations OF The public peace, in a portion Of our
country. In mere friendship to The slave, in real
humanity 10 their fellow man. these Associations,
and the individuals composing them, ought 10 ior'
bear: for il is proposition as demonstrahe as any