Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-03

4 continue u Win ksas ~, C""ttArv W III
rxpecta.ion, and nutwit hstandins the. modera-
ton Of our principles slse obst,nacy ofsh. enc
nv should render aisisduration unavoidable
! (Iiere follows the Imperial Ordinance for The
levy of two recruits Tor very 500 msn Trough
out the whole empire, txcepi in Georgia and
Bassarabia; and thrs;x governments Of Cher>
SON. Ekaiernoslaw, .Pultawa, Ukrainr, Kew,
and Podoiia, which governments, being nearer
the sea, Of war. will have 10 furnish supplies in
kind for the army, Ito be deducted from their
taxes and therefore, that the inhabitants may
not be disproportionaiely ,urdened, they shall
deliver only one recruit out Of 500 men; the
leyies TO commence on the Isl (l3.h) June This
wear. and must be comple,ed ia two months.
The recruits must not be under 8 or above IS
years cf age.
S. Pefersburgh, May Son the oath April,
his Majesty The Emperor was pleased to adj
dress the following Ukases to The directing
Senate:
|. Field Marshal Genera! Count Wigen.
stein, COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the 2nd Army,
shan enjoy all the rights, powers, and prero-
ga,lves which the military regulations con-
corning armies in the field give TO Commands
ers in chief.
Q On account of the departure Of the Chiff
Of our General Staff from S.. Peersburgh for
the I'd Army. we order his Adjunct, the AID de
camp General Count Tcherri,heff, 10 take the
direction Of our General S'aF here.
Sd. Senator Abakocimoffis appointed Cpm>
miss AIRY General Of our Array, which is 10
enter the Turkish territory.
For the administration of the principalities
of Moldayia and Walschia, which are under
our projection, we have laid down special regu
tons, which shall have occupied those prpci-
h..k. hall ~.
occ upird in the sequel by our troops shall be
placed under the administration Of the Senator
who is al the head OF the Commissariai Of The
army
4. Considering the present circumstances,
we have though, il necessary to declare the
Governments Of Podolia,- Cherson, and the
province Of Bessarabia in q state II war, and
they are accordingly Incorporated with The mi.
!itary district of the 81 army.
By an order OF the day, dated May 4, the
Emperor has been pleased 10 appoint Coun,
rol,,oy, General of the Infantry, TO the post OF
Commander in Chief OF ST. Prersburgh AID
Crons,rad, during his Majes,y's absence from
this capital.
From the Russian and Turkish frontiers.
The Morning Herald of the Esd announces
advices from Bucharrs, through thu French
papers, to the 4h Of May. They confirm the
81. Petersburgh account, hat ,hr Russian ,roups
were to enter the Principali'ies on the 7th Of
,ha, month. The Hospodars nad received ur i.
ders to retire on the approach of the invaders,
and, instead Of seeking refuge in the Austrian
territories, as they had al 6rs. designed, TO
proceed TO Cons aniinople. Count Pahl,n, who
is appointed Civil Governor Of the Principals
ties, will reside al frs, al Jasyy, and in the Sc
auei go to Bucharest. The Russian Emperor
Is expected al Jassy on the Gath Of May, 10
| which ci,y all commune ations are 10 be ad
DIRE ssed, and whittier all persons who desire TO
speak to the Emperor are TO repair Count
| Wit, gens,ein has The chief command OF the
whole army. Gown, Woronzow commands one
wing, and Count Peter pahen. brother to the
Civil Governor. all the cavalry. The Turks
are, indeed, carrying on their preparations with
activity, but they will hardly be able TO oppose
the superior force Of the Russians. lis, there
fore The general belief in the Russian army
tha, the war viii be ended in one campaign
and that the Turks will speedily be induced To
Weld Blu, the Manifesto drawn up in Con
stanlhople and If Wholesome persons already
pretend TO know the contents, should s-em to
give create idea Of the def nsi,e resource
Of the Turks.-I, is reported TO announce no
less design than 10 drive back in'o their own
| limits the Christians, who Care 10 attack Islam
| ism, and I. enter the Russian territory under
Turkish colours; and sword in hand 10 throw
| off the yoke OF the burdensome conditions
which Of late wears have been rxtortrd fr'm
the Sublime Porte, under various preIexts and
forms, Every Mussulman is called upon 10
has,n and place himself under the banners Of
the Prophet, and defend with vigorous arm his
holy religion. The breas, ofe'cry Aiussulman
shall serve it as a bulwark, and the destruction
Of the crtesrd Russians cannot be doubtful
| The Porte is said 10 speak, in lis Manifesto
Of he insults and agg' esaions which !, has
suffered, and TO represent The Trra'y OF Aker'
man, as forced upon it. The Turkish fortress
es, which, at the :imr OF the eon'trthces a
Akerman, were retained by the Russiaos, con-
trary TO all Justice, arc alleged as proofs OF ths
rapacity Of those dangerous neighbors, which
however, will not be able 10 sabdue the courage
Of the Ouomans.
An article from Bucharest, April %, says
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