Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11
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EU ROPEAN INTEIIIGENCE

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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
Asf AIRS or THE EAST.-Therc is no LATE
Information from Constantinopie than was contain
ga III our former advices; yet the Tendon pres
wears more decidedly belligerent aspect =
Our former adV;ces from the Turkish can;,,,
were TO the 18th January, while the latest dat,
from thence contained in ia csc papers is tho nh
Letters from Constantinoplc, of Jan 9 {. II con
,1Iih ,lie accounts which the Gazette ofAugsbura
had published. The Porte has suddenly chance
rs language and attitude. On the 9Th Jan. thTe,
lists OF prescription appeared; the first containing
the names Of I02 Frenchmen the second tbosn r.
I2u English, and the third of65 Russians All tho
circumstances addressed TO the Porte from diferen
quarters were useless. The measure is execute,
Nth rigor.
From ne Gazette de France, dated Feb. 81.
We receive the following accounts from Con.
s'1nIinople, dated Jan. IL:
''All that has passed for this last FORTNIGHT prove,
'.lat the departure Of the Ambassadors has made
the DiYan return TO the measures resolved upon In
the grand meeting Of the 7th of December. af,e,
The news OF the battle of Navarino which re-
solutions have only been suspended since that
time. Each new measure adopted by the Gov
ernincnt Is more rigorous than the PRECEDING
',On the Sd, the Patriarch of the Armenian Ca
ihoilcs being summoned to the Porte, he was ask
cd II he could answer for the maintenance of tran
guilty among the individuals of his communism
AS he could only do so to a certain point orders
were given TO send all the Armenian Catholics 10
Asia, which was done imedately.
n still more rigorous measure has bean execr-
ten against the French, English and Russian s,,b
jects, who could not account for their means NJ
subsistence, and who, 20 the number of 500 or l.
coo, have been Obliged to quit the capital The re-
Inonstrances of the Envoy of the Netherlands on
.ne subject, were useless; the Refs Effendi sent
HlS draSomans To the director of the customs who
coolly told them that their interference would be
OF no use, because, at very distant time all the
subjects OF those three Powers would be expelled
by force, ltInay be conceived what CONSERVATION
ha. 20 sod
From the London Courier, of Feb 2s
The manifesto issued by the Porte, to which we
alluded yesterday and the day before has arrived
and is couched in no measured or doubtful terms
sit is evident says the manifesto ''that this pre-
tence Of liberty the part Of the Greeks tends TO
nothing less than to place in the hands of the inf
teis all the countries of Europe G. Asia where the
Greeks are mixed with Mussulmen-to put by de-
grees the Rayas in the place OF Ottomans, and the
Ottomans in the place of the Rayas-to convort o,,r
Mosques into Churches, where the sounds of bells
VIII be heard-in word, TO aTnihilate, quickly &,
easily, lslansn. Neither law, reason, nor poll
cy,pernit the acceptance of such conditions''
a circular order to the Pachas, avogs that the
forbearance OF the Porte after the battle of Nava-
IifTo, was only TO gain time, and accuses the Rus
slams ofhaviDg at length succeeded in seducing two
other Powers 10 assist in oYerthrowing the Otto
nan Empire.
From the London Times, FEB. 81.
The Porte seems resolved 10 fulfil its destiny
and rush into war. A proclamation, like that of
March, 1920, has been issued b. the Sultan de-
claring IslaInisIn in danger, aud calling on all
Musselnen to arm. The demons of bloodshed have
not been invoked in vain; the horsetas have been
iotsod to the wind, and 100 600 AsiaGcs are stated
70 be in full march to Europe The Pacha of E.
gypt, the most powerful feudatory of the Sultan.
has been summoned 10 give all his aid to the re-
preventative Of the Prophet. But Mebemet Al
viii not be suffered 70 foat his swarthy bands 10
Greece or Southern Turkey; if his arabs fnipole
IN the combat they must the desert, and
march the wolc extent Of Syria and Asia Mi
n5r.
Conslantinople is one vast camp Immense
chains have been forged, TO protect the entrance
Of the Dardanelles-the whole naval strength of
Turkey guards the Bosphorus, and warlike pre-
parations rcsound on every side. Mahmoud has
dared, az yet, no acts OF hostility; he seems re-
solved not 70 strike the first blow, but lists OF pro-
scfipton have issued, which include 1900 French
British, and Russian subjects. The Charges d.
A1fiires of the neutral Powers protested against
tyranny; but in vain. 1t is question: however
" ne ther the lives OF the Europeans would be safe
on the arrival Of the Asiahc hordes. Those ruff
an bands, in 1920, spread murder and pillage along
their whole line Of march; they massacred with
cut mercy, in Smyrna and Constantnope: and
Il is therefore, better that the subjects of the three
Powers should be deported, than remain az the
risk Of being butchered in cold blood Russia !,
not inscns.ble TO these proceedings: Witteenstein
IS concentrating his force, and the Polish army
the elite Of the Russian troops, is in march to the
Bruth'
Poland now forms the van Of Russia-her ma
Gonal existence has been recognized; she has her
own laws, her own language, and her territory
free from the charge Of other troops she has OBJ
tained great diminution Of her ifnposts, and her
revenue Is applied 10 the improvement Of her own
soil, and the PREPARATION Of her suGerngs thus some
slow atonementi is made for ,the horrors Of Prague
1.-The massderes Of SuwarrOw, and the tyranny of
Repniu. The Turk is the ancient enemy Of Po-
land, and the Belhis will feel the lances Of the
H. FT..AN. -.
eTn frontier, and try 20 overwhelm Greece; but
VIII Russia look on in apathy? If Sultan Nah
mould imagine that he can choose the field Of
combat, he viii find himself mistaken. The Rus
slams will mask the fortresses on the Danube, and
mach directly on the capital, and Mabmoud may
1--we 70 fight for empire and existence under the
fals Of ConsanInople. Nor will the Ottoman
~ suffered 20 make a slaughter-house Of Greece
sthw that our troops are about 20 be Withdrawn
rom Portugal. We should not be surprised IT,
9Th The consent Of our Allies, British force 10
-" ssTe a-,rtini ~ go. 20 -'etc ths Mo-ca n