Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-19
EORETGN-
ur'hsr Particulars Of the Insur eetivn and de,reo
J9nissaTies. - -
From The Eioiye, dated Ju,y %


FROM The EtOiie, dated Julv %.
CoNsrANTINopLE June %
" n very remarkable Circumstance. in ,b. 80,
q" Nons'aAtinopie, Is the union almost AT tn.
o''eit' OF the superior Authorities of that Cir
ne harmony which prevailed in this mov.mso,
10 very new phenomenon in such conjunction
anu gives reason to think that the Government b
ei' measures beforehand TO meet the danger. and
" crush the stubborn Pretorian bands IN. Sui
tan was In the Seraglio at eight o,cloc. IL ~
morning, surrounded by the Ulemas. th. NI;,i,,r,
Onieis, me RedJ0ts OF every rank, who had h.en
'oh'oAeo al the same lime. Sultan Mabrnoud tool.
a resolution unheard OF in the Ottoman history
ne prinSing out OF the Sacred Standard agains,
me feoe's was declared necessary by the bIuf,i
t''hssh' 1he Sultan delivered it in the us,sl
'oiin 70 me 1Tand FiEier outside of the SECOND
80 D. Sefdsio' and immediately public criers
mace PROCLAMATION as follows
Every Musselman-eyery man faithful 10 Tho
ial'h' and to religion, shall take arms and rsra;r
~ t"e sacred standard, to the mosque of Sultan
-AepInet In tact, the Grand Vizier. the NIufti
'he fAaoiskeIs, the lnstamba ETendj. and the M
mas repaired to the Hippodronie. recommended h.,
gu ,nieense crowd, all armed the Aga Pacha y.
S 49, MS Lieutenant, and corps of above 3 900
- were al The head, and, the Topch Bachi.
cannon, which had been brought in hast e., ,fa
ARSENAL al 1op khsna TO the Seraelio
" The corps of the Sofas (Sf,,,lsnts 6,,.a,
'"'Ns this armed multitude, as ell as the Neville
20 anu o'her derVises, marching with their hal
".ueI the command OF their Scherif The
SS'ieu standard was carried into the choir of IN.
,iosque Oh Achmet, and left under the care of the
In'H' commanded by the Nakybul-echref and
''''s eG' eihohy' The Grand Vizier, the Minis
tiers, and the Magistrates took nm ,b.ir $500.
unker tents which had Just been pi,cbed ~ H.
| fiippodTome. Ii is agreed that the Sul,an .f,sr
having proclaimed as aposiates, and impious. the
eoeis' Whom he thus put out of the male of The
Jaw; ana oil religion, wanted to march al the head
loops against The rebels, but those about
-" ten at MS ieet to divert him from his design.
c0"J"ihS hin 10 remain in the Seraelio. lis At
.t -u' 'iia' 'he sultan then pronounced an Ana
'heina against TIE Odjdk of the Janissa,ies G, a..
this maledcton was not publicly nrocIair,aI III
the ION June IL Is added that al tbi. momen, tho
""'se"iy aga threw on the ground his cap. pec,-
''H' ~ VIC Jahissaries under the eve of his Sove
,eish' ana covered his head with a shawl. az a to
Ken Oh MS obedience, and in order to remain near
t'e Grand FIzier, and execute the orders af ,his
Lieut. General of the Caliph
- Mou'u ne aliiicui' 10 describe the effec, and
me pusiie produced BY the summons IN tho .,.,d
ard OF the Prophet it was an ,ln;o,,e si,'b, =,
behold, on all sides, multitude of bo,,s So
ing 10 the SeTaslIo a vast number of armad no.
7 N.
III extraordinary siience.--Those who went w,,b
h'usSe's' pistols, aud khandjars, to the .arcsd
rendezvous, passed through groups of Rovas ana
europeans without jostIing any body and no,b~
ing disturbed tins singular tranquility, whilst many
p'uoie; we're however, appointed TO maintain l.,
especially IN the quarters OF The Franks
y" " hen the preparations V ere finished tho m
Pacha, Alahomei Pacha, and the Toncbi Ri o,
the head OF their troops marched from H. Ill
uIo'"e against the rebels, proclamng the appeai to
all Tue nlusselneh.-Ihe out-pos,s of tho i
gems retired they had demanded the heads of ,be
enemies sO answer was given TO their accrsto,,
e@ demands to lay their grievances before the SmI
tan'-A bout noon, the Aga Pacha, after bavin,
rendered himself master OF the hotel OF the Jai.
S1'y aga, and the quarter OF Suleimane, proceed-
cd TO The enyirons OF the II Meiden. the barraot
into which the rebels were driven in 49,
attempts, which were repuised with crane ,ho,
anu soon surrounded them. By order OF the Sill
TAN The hycAIaS were set on fire, anG bety,e.,, .
"!u . IN 'he afternoon, clouds of smoke sr,c,
Gel this important! success. 81
ne NIuIli had forbidden to give dtIarter IN ,to
rebels accordingly no mercy was sboyyn ssrso,aI
y W 'le CHIEFS Notwithstanding the PRAYERS and
vac esishaHOh OF those who fell alive into the
hands OF the ronquerois. No Chief Of -
quence had deserted the insurrec,ioa - .oH'e-
was, but it was to fall before The terrible ans,be,a
under which 1t laboured The Topcbis fonyh,
bravery; Tie Pacias have rewarded linen, ,tb oeIl
anu Praises. One OF their CUlonels CCar, Di.IenN
mem Ibfahim Aga, already famous for b1s in'rs
pidlty, was wounded in tie action, and did mot
I'LL loss OF blood made il impossible for him r., -,
main longer. '-' ~ 'e-
Inc Sultan sends several times In dav ~ j.,
t'' "i'eI the Stale oil the wounds OF this officer
u - supposed lie Will not coEfine his favour 10
'his attention. The guards OF the famous All d.
eha OF Janina, son of Ali Pacha SeIirn r. :.
mentioned among the sssailants, who. ~ the I,ad
Vi iOIty men, oravey attacked the most d.nverons
posts ms attracted the attention Of The Pcbo.
"Ho at hIst did not recognize Selim Bey II +.
probable that this action will not be forpoi,eo
he remainder OF the day was spent in secur-
ing NE success already obtained, In uur,iioy The
eOeio mo aii lhe retreats where they had been able
W conceal themselves. The Aga Pacha directed
The search, aud all those on the list of n,osi,i
who were seized, persisted miserablv Tbe O,,ssa,
were sent TO the bppodrome, and. a. eoon - tte9
were Identified, delivered TO the exerutioner g. &c..
geo on the spot. The night Of the Ism ,,ss Il
Illuminated by the burning Of Tie barracks which
continued I'LL daylight, for the Sultan had forbid
den the IRE to be extinguisbed At noon the SD
isn went 20 the Fridays prayers in Liite Mosque
ANeiual sultan DJamlsi) near to the Porte and \,
SOPHIA FOR the first lime the Topchis formed
we 9usro' iogeIbef with the Seymens. This Is the
Janssares. J'' " wax
the lnmans Of each Mosque were summoned +,
The Hippodrone, at the head OF the peaceable ri,i-
zens OF their quarters An immense crowd. bui 90.
~ quiet, hlled the squares and sBeets, and ever,
Inti"F passed with surprising order The Royss snJ
' .ie ranks, IN spite Of the curiosity Of some OF
nople INV OOiS'sh''-
Pubic Cfers, inviting the citizens 10 preserv.
tranquility the prohibition to harbour