Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-01

..,0sntly TO address the peasantry OF Mary
arOush, who were in a turOuIea. state prev
III departure for London. The Lord Lieu
M. through his Secretary returned MS warm,
"r,nks 10 the magistrates aud gentlemen oil
~, County, for their jadieiOus conduct IN
messing the msOrreetionary movements
mn hupJrsd and seven prisoners were lett IN
w., I,;l when the commission adjourned ITS
I'M, and twenty-five more were committed
~ day following, charged with numbering TO-
,~sn at Doolan. One Of the papers says
= ,hs straying counties, potatoes are, Il
;" w., Oh a stone Of alb. vet the absentee
eJIords, ti,he collectors, anu tax sa.neiers'
INV completely drained the district OF money:
a.. he people have not Cd to feed their 'an'"'eS'
THE PORTE. -.
C,mEa. Nay 2s.-ThCush the instructions OF
'~%'n;,ns. and the refractoriness at the Pa
's Smtari, NAV be considered as subdued,
ma ~ Viyjer still continues to proceed with
ne ul ,a,,on. and to take 4 position which would
great n;", .%nee,iily and efrectually TO oppose any
rn'oe =" 80 ranrw the troubles. All the efforts
a'y"Pf J;.nosed who arc still at work VIII there
% ~ fD,;sIess. and not endanger the present
re- W ,h;n,> In Asia Minor the case is
@ Font: in that country the authority OF 'e
Ian daily meets with great oProsluoh' anu'ac-
.T,y 10 the last accounts from Cons'ahuuoPre'
.aa,,s ~ be not improbable that The Cranu VI,
rNI no ordered 10 that country WIN great
~. If his troops. But the history OF the O''o-
= on;rs furnishes too many proofs OF the dan.
n" ransnce which the removal OF Retischid
y, n,,y have on the scarcely tranquiilZeu
l nro,inces. inhabited by warlIke tribes
,;,posrJ 70 rebellion. The Sultan. who
-, L;nfrslf without intermissiou, to Introduce
form every where, and to remove every Do
=, ,bs execution Of them. Is indeed said 10
"n.o,;Isl AGAINST the contingency OF ms De-
lid "a uiye 70 the faithful and well organ
ms Of the Grand Vizier, another des'lna-
nom and to have ordered a strong heet 10 cr"'se
aa tho coast Of Albania. lie has also iouhu
,,a,os 10 secure the attachment OF Prince Mi'osch
,rSo dnriug recent events, showed equai Pru-
S.ors and attachment to the Porte, 50 as not to
aonrahend insulated manifestations OF discontent.
Nf!rbe Nuremberg Correspondent OF June H.
,h,t Rnsnian is now in a state of complete
;s.,.,Act;on AGAINST the Sultan. On The 10th
Nav the contingent Of the Bosnian captains, a
,,nnoiinu to 81, 900 men was drawn up. The
y,,pr of Bosnia is already gone Ia the capital OF
S,rpi,yo: the chiefs of which are disposed to JOIN
,bp coptains. and march to Albania.
The Bosnian Chiefs, distressing the sudden
J~ispositlon to Weld. shown by the Fizler, have
resolved for the present to watch hun, anu to
maze him and the whole force OF Bosnia at the
DISMISSAL Of the Pacha OF Scutari (the Vlzier OF Al
h,nis.l The Janissaries who were abolished by
the Sultan. are restored IN Bosnia, aud replaced
in their former situations. with all their ancient
rishts. They constitute the chief force OF the
insurgents. On the other side OF Serv,a, the
Bosnian frontier, formed BY the river Drna, Is
strictly guarded to prevent any unexpected inva-
sion from that quarter. The accounts received
N COnstantiuOple respecting Greece, are not ia
yOrable to the tranquility OF that country; howey-
or the energy showed by the President, gave all
room to hope tor a return of order. The Pacha
ofEgvpt takes great pains to preserve the confl-
deuce Of the Sultan, and sends large sums to ms
Treasury. He appears to he sensible, that since
the conquest Of Algiers BY the French, every at
tempt to make himself Independent of the Porte.
would be still more disapprOyed IN England. NJ.
Won Butenieifh has frequent conferences with the
REFS E6endi, and the best understanding prevails
between the Russian Court and the Porte.