The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-26 00:00:00

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Greg,lgo, but we also learn that they have taken
.ithote 30 Turkish vessels on the Danube, and kill-
•ed all the people on board except 136.
ODISSA, MARC:)! 23.
Caeteen Nicolo Cocoli arrived here yesterday,
:after a Verge of 70 hours, from Constantinople
(hearing the Russian flag), and gives the following
veconnt of the state of things there:—
The events in Moldavia mid Wallachia were as
• well known to die people end the Tio kis') Govern-
...l ;is the arming of the Greeks. The confusion
•Litaa very great. The houses; of the Ambassadors,
'especially of the Huainan, were filled with fugi-
tives. Prince Callimachi had already been a
Victim. Orders were given for the Turkish fleet to
be ready to sail by the 21st of April, but this
seemed impossible, as sailors were wanting. An
embargo we, laid ou Turkish vessels bound to the
Black Sea, and orders had been given to visit even
lite Russian vessels that came or tailed ; but the
Russian A enbessidor had opposed this see success-
:fully that it had been possible for many distin-
guished Greek families to escape to the Black Sea.
-The Sultan had had a coefrienve of five hours with
the Greek Patriarch. The ill since!' of the
'Turkish arms in Albania was likewise known to
the peopte, though the Government tried to cone
eitisl it. A strong American squadron is tested to
have isoprene' in the Archipelago, and to have
taken five Turkish shies of war, two of which are
frigates. The cause of these hostilities was stated
to he, that the American Ainbasseidor had not
been received. In the Morea 611 are under arms,
and the warlike inhabitants of the Peninsula were
formidable both by sea and land. Neither Captain
Coeoli, nor the Captains of two other vessels that
Serrved after I • , ventured to bring any letters,
lest they might fall on the way into the hands of
the Turks, nod the writers at Constantinople lie
reposed to the pretest danger. The three vessels
sbeve mentioned were chiefly filled with fugitives.
IikAJOITA, IN WALLACHIA, MARCH 28.
Several vessels which left Constantinople on the
VOth instant, and arrived at Odessa on the 22d,
brought the Princes Suzzo, Cureggia, Kangerli,
and others, who had fled from that city, with the
'stews that the whole capital was in mottos', and all
the Greeks endeavouring to escape by sea. A bent
fifty families had fled to the Sea of Marmon.. The
hotel of the Russian Minister was crowded with
persona who bad placed themselves nutter his pro-
tection. Callimacbi, P • .e of Wallechia, is said
to have been beheaded because he had not informed
the Pune io time of the insurrection : and Prince
eMornsi is said to have been appointed in hi. room.
()refers were given to fit out the fleet, but sailors
could tan be found, though 70 piasters per itiohth
were uffereil.
Minty Greeks have fallen in a bloody battle near
Rudschock, a town in the Turkish province of
Bulgaria, containing 30,000 halal:num'''.
JASSY, MARCH J 2.
The number of the newly-enlisted troops with
which Prince Ypsilanti bet out for the Danube,
*moulds, accordieg to certain antelligesiee,to only
4,000 men: but it will soon be greatly Mem:A.4
by the reinforcements which arrive from all quar-
ters; for.wLicb ever way we turn, eolueteetr appear
bud hasten to join Lion
LEIPZIC, APRIL 15.
All the young Gieeke who ale atudying in Ger-
lellaU Universities, as well as all wheels who see tra-
velling on commercial business, and those who are
residing in foreign countries, have received a !UM-.
Mon. in writing, to repair immediately to their own
country, otherwise they will be declared to have
forfeited the property they possess in it. Accent-
ing to letters from Italy and France, many former
French officers, some of slum had entered the
Neapolitan service, and others who were wholly
out of einploymeet, have gone, provided with pass-
ports, to Nloldavir, to offer Chair services to Pritice
Ypsilanti.

T. PETEUDURGII. APRIL 4.
The Greeks hare now formally rowed the siand-
sod of independence. They bare it onoineloceil a
bloody contest with the Turks. The Gseeks settled
oot many cities rf Southern Russia, not only in
Odessa, but in Nicolojew, Sewobiopol, &c. have
haotened mini') their (mltipart).
Couesiilloc Speraneky, Goecroor-General of Si-
beria, rod Prover Galliosin, Military Governor of
Maseaw„"itve armed here. It is said that et rt tad
of the Ooverunrs-Ginerul of the iiitelior linos ince* of
the empire will come here loy tie Emprroi', order.
BRANDRIIIIUIIO, APRIL 17.
The Greeks, who ur,el4ll4lying at Iterim. Wee,
soottor she present eiteutintiances, returned to their
use couatiy. _

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 2-2.
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eoiti:ltnigieyiteesi:,e•lrt4l..iy,dira:l7.lrti busiiirso with the
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ttiffek the Keeper of the Seals.
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realty is estimated at 100,000 piastres. The new upon the Slave Trade.-2d. Upon the iti-tsuotion the Pctitioner vomit. will, withouipsleubi, ockooldedige the
Greek army possesses at present only two cannon." to the Ecelesiastical Committee, iconsider means Iwo "outer. Jiro as ell as slater, arc subject In destiny;
Vtoilatiti, according to a letter from Bucharest. p uothsog escapes the w
prolectiog eare;elr the Meet MO; sud
to prevent the expor of tpecie to .... when 111111iUtlY bore completed the 01418114kM1 or their I"'
of the 13th of \larch, was expected there in six
1111. On the project of latote!atiAo till!1
'lava at the farthest. The Turks have retired into weroweut, the ditty of individuals is sobiutaMoo.
" His majeory assures the Dirt or Norway orals entire
lotion of the army.' ‘r-' - good wishes.
a 1...-:
the fortresses of Rudschnck and ilbrilu km.
TOCKACHANY, MARCH 24 Our neoocistions with Foreign States are `•Stocktulm, Nardi 17."
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