Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-15
ways KEEP, ready, and engines have been placed
oflb he ~

| in which The standard OF me FTopuet uao wv"
! carried to Ramis Tchifiick. This Is stated
however, in the German papers. which give
many contradictory reports, such IS that the
Grand Vizier had fallen into disgrace, &c.
| which want confirmation.
The same papers profess to give 'he terms
Of peace which the Sultan was said to have Oh
fered, which in fact comprthen all that was
eve openly demanded.
From the Prussan State Gazette
The Journal OF ST. Pstersburgh contains the
following:
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.
Camp at .aidos, July Is, (.aug
Soon after his arrival at Aido,, Cou"t Dieb'
itsch lea ned that the Mahometan inhsbi' an S
of some villages near the town. " hn had He'd IN
to The mountains on approach oil our troops,
had expressed wish 10 ,eturn tn their homes
with their families, and there t6live under the
! protection OF the army. The General FASTENED
TO take advantage OF This wisi. Alter this
communication, the inhabitants of twelve vii
lagos, all Manomc dams, encouraged by he as
SUI auces Of his Exc elleRcy, delivered up their
arms TO US, and returned 10 their homes, and
aav. received from the Commander in Chief
letters of protection and safeguard.
The same measure is beginning TO be car,
ried into effect further on towards Adrlanopie,
and several villages have submitted and de'v-
ere up their arms TO the vanguard OF Coun,
oahirn's Corps "a, Faki. promising to remain
quie, under our protection.
Under these favorable circumstances, the
Commander in chief has though; proper to
issue a proclamation to The inhabitants OF Ro-
melia
PROCLAMATION.
Tine Commander in chief Of the Russian
army, who victory mas brought INFO The plans
oil Romelia, cannot but regre, that the Ottoman
Government rejects, with great obs'inacy the
proposals made 10 i, 10 the name Of his Ma
ies,y me Emperor Of al the Russians, The Dc
ceptanct Of which would put an end To he evils
Of war, md restore reposc and tranquility TO
the peaceaele Inhabitants of these couniIies.-
He is thus placed under the absolute ne essiiy
Of following up MS Victories, occupying he
country, and advancing as far as Providence
shall please, in order BY This means to compel
he Sulian 10 listen 10 the voice Of reason aud
HUMANITY
In fu filling this painful duiy the Command
er IN chief feels the most ardent desire 10
spare The peac, able inhabitants, Mahonrl an,s
as well as Christians, The burdens Of mill ar,
occupa,ion-or rather 10 prevent their ruin,
which would be inevitable il, terrified by the
approach Of the army, they should AXE thu un-
happy resolution to abandon their dwellings,,
their villages, and heir towns.
The Commander in chief has thought fl, 10
issue the following notice =
|. AL Musslemen, inhabitants Of the towns
and villages are called upon remain quietly
with their wives and chilcr,n in their nahita-
tons and possessons, and not to T. ar being
mulestea by any person Whatever. They ate
only however 10 give up al heii arms, which
will be preser, ed in safe ,'lace An accurate
lis, IF them will br KEEP, and hey will be pune
tually re stored after the co"clu sion OF peace.
rhs inhsbilsuls shall enjoy entire liberty
in the ex, rcise of the Mahometan religion; they
shall retail" ,"eir mosques and their in,ans,
perform ,heir fse prayers at The appointed
hours, and continue TO say as usual the Fridays
prayer, he hubbee in The name of The Sultan
Mahmoud, their Sovereign and Caliph-fnr il
is a natter OF cours- that the Mahom. tan nha
bi,snls who do not abandon the districts occu>
uicd by the Rus ian troops; are not obliged
to become il consequence Russian subjects, bu'
remain before subjects Of the Sultan
5 All the lo;al authorities of cities, such as
Adrlvnopl- and oihers the Ayans, Cadis, Nora
blr>, sc. are slso called upon not to leave their
houses, hut To continue 10 direci the admins
,rstion, tina; The ives and property Of the MU,
sulIldN l'HoU' autS may oe piotcS'eo oho mann
tanned No Russian authority will interfere
ia the concerns Of the Mussuimsn with eacn,
which will b. examined, and regulated by the
competent Mussulman authorities Of the plact.
4. The Inhabitants will &c, in their harvest
and put The corn into the barns for their own
use; the overplus not required by them, for
their own use, may be sold BY them to ne
Russian army which will pay for every Thing
according to the established prices.
S In Ill the towns the Mussulman authors
ties will give UP tn Russian army all al icl2s
belonging % the Turkish Cove, nmrnt-sprh
as cannon, arms, ammunition, and provisions.
WheD once this is done, no person whatever,
will be permitted to NEEDLE with private prop
er,y; and every inhabi'an' shall k ep and dis
pose Of, at ais pie aspre, all hat he possesses
II the cities, towns ane yiilsges the sol
di, rs will no, occupy an, ,f the houses NH Bit
ed by the Mussulmeu, s. the stric,esi measures
will ne ;sken that he Mussulman iHhao. ants,
4 hTIr mi nd al r..