Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-21

friendship. 1"''' .
Letter from the wee Chancellor Count Nes,sr,,,,
the Grand Nizier. 's''''sc
Very Illustrious Grand Witt,
ceived the letter which your Exce.lency ~+rf q
the honor 20 write to me on the la.h Of I'm Wv ID;
Der, 1897 and laid it before The En- ,,ra' SEM
not my August Master though, fit to d., 'i:'
answer to it, and 10 leave The St bI;c,o y '''
time to change is deplorablc lc,,In,it Toy:
should have received orders to rs,Iv ,n,'1
Excellency on the very day tia, rr,Si,. ~ !O.'
letter That the Ottoman Ministry w,,! -"
ly mistaken if il believed tina, the c,a5 S'e1.
lhe Russian Ambassador at Constan,;noesTT'I'
not entirely approved By his Imperial NJ .; "A
The sublime Porte could no, be ,pncr's!.,!.
NJ. de RIbeaurierre had not ceased +, -. ~, ,a,'
the affairs Of Greece, according to he s~ w, VI
commands Of his Sovereign, as j, had b,.''s'
the obligations which mus: guide. in M,
spect. all the measures Of the three CIV. 'S'
and the Russian Ambassador had of;c;'rr|@
clared that he was the organ or all III. >, t''
and wishes OF the Emperor as luIe coprJ "
Porte deceive itself with regard 70 Tho ~, .'s
motives OF the proposals made To il for ,he 49,
cihcaIlon OF Greece, as il was proved IN i, !,
according to those rendering the peare ,L ,""
va, indispensable for the security Of com
mrrce, and the repo,e Of Europe would No
tabIished in those countries upon fouua ,'i,s
which, Ear from affecting the integrity Of W
Ottoman Empire, and merely altering ;be f,..
Of its old rights, would have afforded il s,,,.
political advantages, mems for ns,cn,,n'
its internal prosperity and pecuniarv iple,n
mites, for they are by no meaps buSden,or
conce s5ions which it would make AGar%
Russian Ambassador had fully deyeloned ,bs,.
important considerations in all his corf,,,
ces with the Turkish Minister and al b;
official and corliden.a! notes he was MOI bonn
10 al!tge ihem again IN another ofrsi.lr no.,
which was required uf him without cans.
and without object. He was besides acop,,-
ted wi'4She resolutions and sentiments Of
Emperor and The constant r,fusals Of n.
Porte. He could not therefore, agree to Va.
in the present case, Tor instructions, wb1
he must consider as wholly supcriuuus. n
the situation in which The Porte itself had ,b.
ced him he had no alternative lcti bot 10 man.
tain the dignity Of his Court by leaving Con.
stan,inoplr, at The same time giving 70 III.
Sublime Pore q salutary hint, and raynrn
time, by the removal Of prrnicious and DIS.
sionare counsels, to reflect on the danger. ih,,
surrounded it. The Emperor see, with gef
that the Porte, instead OF duly appret4ng
this truly friendly policy, replies 10 it By az,
tons which makes its Treaties with Russ!
null and void-thal il has violated the pin
! cioal conditions, impedrd the trade Of liz
DI 1.lL .
subjects; and, lastly, has announced to al Nus.
sulmen its resolution to return evil for good
war for peace-and never to fulfil solemn con.
ventions. After so many hostile measures
combined, notwithstanding 'he representation,
and the rndcavors Of the Courts allied aad i
amj,y with Russia. Your Tx ellrnry vii Do' ~
sur prIsec to learn that L am ordered 10 reply u,
your letter Of the 9th Of December by The N.
nexed Declaration, which will be immedarelv
followed by the march Of The Russian troop,
which the Emperor orders 10 enter the COM.
Mons of the Sultan, TO obtain satisfaction f.,
his just complaints.
The mrre sincere the sorrow Cf my august
master al he crssity Of being Obliged to have
recou,s ST to force, The more agreeable woghr
he to him 10 shorten its duration, and ii oIe.J,
potcnliaries from the Sultan presen, ,hems iys
at the head quarters o! the commauGcr.Ig.
chief Of the Russian army, they will met 9Th
the best reception; that Is TO say, II The Pore
sends them with the sincere intention olreu'"'
ing and res orirG the conventions tia; sIbs''
ted between the TWO Empires, to aCcedc to tie
terms Of the treaty agreed upon on the 6hG|
July, 1927, between Russig, En-, nI an.
F:ance, TO provide forever against the rrc".'
renee of such acts as those which have gNG|
the Emperor just grounds for war, aud 10 max
good The losses caused by the measures Of %.
Ottoman Government, a, well a. III Epn"
Of the war, which will be increased IN prGp9'
ion to the duration Of the hos,l,rles. Inc In
peror will hot, indeed, be a1c 10 stop the pro-
gress OF The military operations during The o.
goliations 10 be opened for lbi, purpos", but ID:
feels convinced that, with his modrrl'" yIea'
they will speedily lead To The conclusion ol "
rable peace which is the OBJ CT Of rs m'''''
dent wishes. have the honour TO NJ, * *
(Signrd) Count NESSELHNJh'
St. Petersburgh, l4th (26th) Of April, 1879
Consianiinopis, Aprii H. When tie d'.,"',
,ion Of Ru ,sa, respe, ting the llaIl Schri' 81
The 2oih Of December was received bore, ''
Dr. omaus of AuSt'ia and the NriJtF1'"
went 10 thu Palace Of The Porte, to acG'al", '''
Refs Eficndi with the instructions they hlo u
crived. II seems that the mos urgent f'n'''
s,rances were made to the Porte TO pre''h,,
catastrophe, The effects of which "on'd -. Is.
in all Europe. The Refs Efendl Is '''4