Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-20
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we have now before US a letter from n,
conceived in the following terms:-a + madrit,
that the affairs of Portugal are abo0I .Sppean
| better aspect to those of our own Conn SNea
| kecacho is at this moment with the Kin, ~,
they say is almost determined or sda ,s; Sh'
new order of things, convinced By eynapa;s'
and the wise observations Of men who ln..ace
country, that in pursuing the present Melg
there can be nothing for Spain but mis- ,OOFH
desolation. 1t is said that the Frenco ~. asS
ment, on its part, has spoken irankIv0 gwen
King on the necessity Of giving to his,n " Vhs
a Constitutional Charter on the same h,s;|Fce
that of France. II is declared in conseor. "AE
that the new ministry which is to carr, t tS
teration into effect is already named MN a;
Count d'Ofala is to replace the Duke d. IL, ~, hs
fantado, as Minister for Foreign Agair. n !,
Fernandez del Pine is TO succeed M ri. 81
de, as Minister Of Grace and Justice. u n
cacho is to be Minister Of the Interior r,h;. Ne
flee is new creation); and lastly Msss;..|
Cruz and Juana Pinilla are TO renIaro "
first, NJ. Zambrano as Minister of War ~. W
cond, NJ. Balasteros as, Minister of Finsrcs"
The Minister of Marine, M. Salazar, will ,Or,.
nue. to hold his portfolio. 1t appears ,b, 0' :.
amnesty, without restriction, is to be pren.,.5
Immediately. All the persons TO whom a,
amnesty extends may enjoy situations rrJ a.,
Government, without any Of their former noI
tical opinions being considered an obs,aco
TuRKEY-The following items Of in,elf
gence from Constantinople to the 9th Inn.
are in the Paris Etoile.
The Sultan Mahmoud gives an examnle n
reform in the interior of his palace, and sus,ain,
his ministers in their labours by his ardour ,r5
personal application. His highness remain,
day and night at the seraglio. He absen,s5
himself only few moments to visit The inn
rial family at Bechuktach
The Grand Seigneur has sent the Hasseli
aga 10 the Pacha Of Egypt with declarations Of
high satisfaction.
The bumpers of the guards of the Grand VI.
zsier's palace were the guides oflhe robbers who
penetrated into the Harem Of his highaess or
the night of the 18th June, instead OF opposing
their entrance. In their quarters portion d
the spoils had been discovered. They were c
ter this discovery escorted to the Rostapdi.
bachi to be put to the torture before teingpur
ished with death.
The Seraskier, Hussein Pacha, dreams ai
nothing but regiments, guns, and uniforms,
He does not however neglect TO exert himHiO
apprehend the guilty. He has offered The .e
ward of 10, 900 piasters for the head ofaO 01,a
Constanlinople and its suburbs are Undcg o..
ders of Pachas. Osman Pacha, formerly
grand Douaner, and enemy of the lsie H4et
Efendi, is one of those who is to be placed ID
the capital. Rutchuk Mehemet Pscha (of Ana,
tolia) holds the government Oft the town Of Gaaia
A regular garrison of troops watches over
the security of Pera, and the ancient, auf new
Yassaktohis of the European legations, ar re-
placed by guard of honour, who are relieved
in military manner every "a hours.
The movement that took place on the 18th
June, at Adrianople, was appeased with equal
facility as that Of the Atmeidan The Paci1
had gathered 800 organized troops which En-
tered CoDstantinope on Friday last.
Several thousand men are already 'nT2gls'e
ed at Sei-Asker Kapoussy The Officers con-
tinue to exercise these new soldiers IN NANCY
ers and the use Of their arms -::Bu' thoapP.'
ance and the uniformity of instruction. are To-
tally wanting; and the necessity is ltii OF hanS
good European discipIinarans Ihey arc
sought for with much alacrity. a mIllisTr
tnusiasm exalts the spirits of the people, and
drives them already beyond bounds.
The tartars of lbrahim Pacha arrived yes
terday, the Goth June, and were invested al the
camp in pelisses Of honor. They announce the
of Tusconia, in the Morea, and the arrival o.
Ibrahim at Ambelakia, the gardens opposite
to Hydra. That commander. il is said, nal'
in this operation 5000 prisoners.
II was enormously stated that The molly 5taR'
ard (Sandjak Chorif,) wa, displayed IN C'n
stantinople. That sacred emblem remaln.'
covered. 1t was. carried forth in the caOne
which it is preserved.
The Austrian fleet, composed OF % ve'5ra
had arrived in the Archipelago, having 'S.o
troops on board, in order to obtain from '"'
Greek government reparation for the cuIrs6'1
which the Austrian merchantmen have 5un'L''
within Is or 90 months past.
The Sultan endeavors to take advanta6F
his victory to accomplish the most lmPoHS";;
forms in the administration The erecuoo
several institutions, useful not only to Mahorl;
tans but TO Christians, is expected 80 0'1'
nance is spoken of by which the levy Of tue y.
pitaton tax upon the Rajas is pl acee unae' -. ~.
Of their chief ecclesiastics; Il IS 1~.o
that that impost is to be replaced by ano'n'1
UNIVERSAL tax upon territory. 1t is also ds''5",
to change the financial laws relative &c pa'"sai
lar SUGGESTIONS, and to ameliorate the SyS'Fa,%
and finally to establish quaFa"''"'
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