Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-21


scot Sneu - ~ Commence, Ziol Kowskia, chaplain
q lV 81 Regiment of horse, rushed forward 10
n s ,he Polish troops, and holding cruc,nx
Sat o. S, ~ addressed to the soldiers short but
Sn nl"r 'bortation. He called upon them IN
.Slueo. g ,beir God. and Of their country, and
be ram' - dear to Polish heart, to perseyere
'He! .s -" thew had so uobly commenced
the el'eL r., remained the whole day on the
81 AoS S.t,Ie. mixed in the hottest part OF the
ID Of NJ -, and WAS repeatedly seen, even IN.
,igeu .nssamepdous fire OF the enemy, occupied
GIhe "a'n;nating the combatdnts, In healing
tier u I'll IL or In receiving tue last breath of
|, d,ins soldier os
,.srRRECTI0N AMONG THE vi HUMANS
W. H Garnan papers received in London, are
Inc s,t ron.a,n intelligence OF an insur-
pc ITs' ,bs Ottoman Empire, which, it true to
sc0Oa u -, stated. must be followed by important
n' sAu ',nres. We copy the following from the
4 2.'.q o Of the l4,h:
'D'' Frontiers Of Serria, March II.
So. the suppression OF the Aib2nlan lnsur-
>".' Rsdschid Pacha has devoted himself with
r:'Fo' .,sS, earnestness to the advancement Of
&c TO- "ts interests, aoa has paid very little AZ
y Pn's - nnblic affairs. The tranquility which
'n'"n syrey where to exist, and tie false as
PP.DeI # fidelity. daily given by the chieft'ins
si'a"(y Albanian and Bosnian tribes, SO complete
u, MI INN into security, that he had not the
L Ht .nnrehension of the plots which the Pa
"f san,an and Travnik hatched almost be-
j. y .yes and which have for their object no
f" Ia: Than the dethroning of the Sultan. -
s .'5 neither Redscid Pacha. nor any of the
NJ. ,b,ut him. dreamed of the danger which
b,oa,ening the Vlzier or the Sultan one OF
,,.t formidable rebellions which ever visited
.Tn,Lish empire, suddenly broke out.
~ wbole of Albania. Bosnia, and part of
!, ,Ioo;,. are in insurrection. The 'Pacha OF
",,s;;s At the head Of the movement. He has
-" 20 n, frontiers Of Albania and Macedonia.
,...mbleda corps there with which he is TO
- 10 Con.tantinople; while the Pacha oil
NJ with his troops aud several thousand
. dams, is marching against Redschld Pacha.
m.'.,Ld cannot possess sufficient means tor his
aJserce: aud as to his making movement
Gror Of the threatened capital, tn at is quite
-, s the question. In word, the situation of
a, Sultan is most serious. Inc re-estaoiish-
,,, of the Janissaries. is the rallying cry OF the
.,s. who arc said to be instigated BY foreign In
Sa,rs. The regular troops, on which the Sultan
rs,b,n, can alone rely, are barely sufficient tn
I.,3CoDstantinople in check, il the insurrection
!. r,mi6ca,ions there. Indeed these troops
AYE on every OCCASION, shown less courage than
Ne irregular militia, who are excited by their
tpaticlsm aud rapacity, to vengeance and plum
.r. ;.
The east will thus again become the object oil
,n,iral interest; but unfortunately 1t will else
Fam BE- the theatre Of most melancholy ehu.
/ non Of blood,
Hitherto the Sultan had delayed, to all appear
nee desisuedly. the payment OF the war contrl-
hnOns to Russia; and he also endeavors, by
s,rlng all kinds of difficulties. to avoid the re-
,corDora ton of the detached districts with Ser
b.
Uuon the whole. since the departure OF the
Russian army, he has carried his head very high,
he seems To forget that his existence has been
vO,racted solely hy the moderation of Russia.
The wa-like preparations. which have for some
iue mast been made by the Porte, arc chiefly
uufned to the naval service, and appear to be
s connected with an extensive plan
Accounts have been received from Constanti-
NOBLE to the 22d Feb They state that the Turks
reiorming all his institutions, and giving equal
mNe-es 10 Mussulmans aud Christians. An
| dict to this effect has been issued, SO that the
N1nd Of reform 10 already re-echOed from the
yres Of the Bosphorus One letter says that
II iIserine vessel, bearing the tri-colored hag,
| ai atey ente,ed the harbor of Constantinople.
lie captains charter. which was delivered to
i'm at AIgiers by the French Consul, qualified
French subjects the captain and crew. who
sere all tgerines, and of course, Mussnlmans.
iAi' occurrence caused great sensation among
lie Turks, because it was the first visible demon
tn'ion to them of the conquest and possession
y Agiers BY the French.
BELGIUM.
The Brussels papers state that the Belgian Co.
'eOment is making active preparations Tor war.
The Eeaireur asserts that Protocol. signed by
ne Five Great Powers. and decreeing the partl-
Ha Of Belgium, has been received by the Nil
lister Of Foreign Affairs. According to this
Protocol, Hanaut, Namur and Brussels. are adj
Idsed To France; East aud West Flanders,
Aestrict and Luxembourg, are to be restored to
ne King Of Holland, ard the province of Liege
) assigned to Prussia. Independent Of loan
q Twelve millions Of forms, the Congress has
aced supplementary credit of six millions at
he disposal Of the Minister of War, and have
Empowered the Government to employ IN the
Belgian service foreign General-in-Chief, aud
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