The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
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tents of cup instantly dropped down dead The other,
having less heye took the other alternative and according
W underwent the operations after which he turned out
the Musumens having addition slit his nose and cut off
his ears When the left Turkey he was living in
ost ueporapie CONDITION, and ms death hourly expected
Brighton Gazette
The last accounts from Constant;nople state, that
ram continued there for three weeks, to the great an
noyance OF the Sultan and troops under exercise.
Fl letter received in London from Smyrna, states
that conspiracy had been formed there among the
troops of the Turkish garrison, arrived from the Mo-
rea, to put all the Christians to deatbut that time
y discovery of the design had taken place, and the
ringleaders had been punished.
News direct from Greece had been received at Mu-
INCH on the 18th November.
Letters from Colonel Hedegger say that from the
state of his heath he has been obliged to demand an
absence OF three weeks, to recruit himself, at EgIna
The news he gives respecting the interior of the is
land, is very satisfactory. The conspracles against
the President of which mention has been made in the
papers, are mere invention. Since the arrival of
Count Capo dlstrias since the Greeks see such per-
severance in the conduct Of the Cabinets, every thing
IS improving in avery sensible manner.
The deliverance of the Peloponnesls has brought
back the inhabitants to their homes. Not only are
they coming down from the mountains enfeebled by
hunger and misery, but they also returning from
the neIghbonng islands, where the more wealthy had
taken refuge, and beginning to repeope the towns
Twenty thousand families have returned from Zante
and the environs, and settling Patras and CO.
rnth. Egina being no longer subject to the laws of
quarantine, there is great stir among the population
Strangers cannot behold without emotion the affect.
ing scenes which present themselves to their view,
When whole families arrive the shore in frail skifs
wet with their tears, and raising their hands to HEA-
VEN, return thanks for having pitied their msfor-
tunes, and sofened the hearts Of the Powers.
The cities are partly purified The activity of the
President the wisdom of his conduct, and his energy
united to natural philanthropy, the subject of the
nations praise and gratitude II is however, but ma
tural that he should have many persons opposed to
him. These we'll among the Greeks as among
the Adventures and Trcophilis, who have found an
organ in the Courier de Smyrna. Colonel Heideg-
ger himself has been the object of their attacks but
he has no need of Justification it is enough for him
to enjoy the confidence of the nation which he serves;
and to see his efforts crowned with success in let
ter from him is the following s.
+" have built at Poros fort with battery of twen-
h-one pieces of cannon have also had constructed
two gunboats, each of which bears sixtyeigh pound
piece. have built at Egina military hospital for
ory-two beds; refuge for orphans for two hundred
children, who at this moment clothed fed and edu-
Gated there. have regulated military affairs, estab-
lshed Commissioners of stores and equipments, filled
Inc stores and introduced shops. found the fnan-
;es in such state that at Arges the receipts did not
mount to more than $4,000 piastres year, of which
10000 were in paper they amount to $4,000
)lastres month, at the most unfayorable times, ex-
elusive of the expense of collecting; and in the
month of August they amounted to $4,000 The in
,rease of taxes has not been in BrOportion,''