Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26

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10 the 7th, and Lioyds list of tie 9th ult.--
We have also seen London paper OF the
Sth and Liverpool papers to the GIN ut. ex.
tracts from them will be 70 'Ei below, aad
also some interesting Msriae information un'
der its proper head.
Alderman Magnay is elected Lord Mayor
| OF London.
Vieana, Sept. 10.
GREECE.-The following are the latest
accounts relative to Greek affairs, which
have been received.
Hostilities have ceased for some time
! past in Albania aad Epirus. The ru:nors
which have been current OF the progress OF
Ali, of his having formed an army. &c. are
! destitute of foundation. Ee has not lett bis
| fortress and has lost all his credit since it
is known that he has made propositions OF
| accommodation to he Turks, which were
! rejected. Proves remains in the possession
o! the Turks. The Greeks have gained
some advantages in the Morea.-Trpolez-
"a and two forts have surrendered. Patrss
continues to hold out with Napolidi, Coron
! and other fortresses.
Thessaly has been evacuated by the
Turks. All attempts which have been
male to form concentrated Greek govern
! ment and to dissolve the separate authori-
ties, have hitherto proved unsuccessful. y
Correspondent de Nurenlburs.
The French 'pers contain the following
articles.
Leshorn, Sept. 10.
Tie spectacle which Greece al present
{ presents, abandoned As she is to herself, is
truly imposing, She is without armies,
| without ammunitior, and wrAout ships OF
war. Fer soldiers, like her ancient heroes,
are obliged to defend themselves with ciuts
and sings: and yet in this ioriorn situation
they have twice conquered and destroyed
two Turkish hJtIlla. have reduced almost
all the fortresses Of the Archipelago, and
the conquered Turks have surrendered to
the Greek armies, which Were destined 10
have been employed against them.
4 vessel from Syria brings Us The follow
lug news:
The Ottoman feet after its defeat on TIE
/ coast OF Samos, succeeded in reassensbling
al the Island of Rhodes, where il even
formed junction with l2 sail belonging 10
the Pasha Of Egypt. i he commanders VI
the Turkish squadron spread the report,
that the arrival Of lsmael Gibraltar, the ad-
miral of this iinle squadron, would give
! victory TO the OitonaEs and thus re.anirna-
as 10 loose courage.
Hanovsr, Sept. s5.
Ii is affirmed, that Our States will be con-
voked Immediately alter the arrival OF The
King, and that his Majesty viii make pro-
position, tending TO relieve the country
from tis burthen Of maintaining an armed
toTce, disproportioned ~ lis resources. 10
attain tins end, there /, rumor Of employ
ing 10, coo Hanoveyians 10 form the garrisous
HidUId, Noitu, duu Tue ioiiidu isidi--s. thCI
will be paid by Great Britain.
.HOrocco.-Aiout tao years ago, the En-
peror Muley Soliman, in fanatic OF >ple-
netic humour, abdissled his throne in favour
of his nephew. Mu'ey lbrahim, and retired
10 conrent. The nephew took qpict pcs
Session OF the palace but, some time
afterwards, tie uncle, possibly tired Of bis
seclusion and shange Of scene, demanded
back the throte, which being refused by |
Muley ibrahin5 The Old man raised party |
and an army tfdeprive his nephew by force.
Muley Solima' head quarters have chiefly |
been in Tansets {; those 0, the nephew in
Tetuan. Several battles, with various re-
suits, have len fought and, last April,
Muley Ibrahih died vi the wounds be re-
ceived IN thebattIes of Fee and Teluan.--
His rights dsCended to his brother Muley
Zeid, who tas proclaimed Emperor and
commander 4 the army oppose d to old Soil.
| man. lmmMse preparations have tor some
| time been mixing for decisive blow aud
! the scene o. action, it is expected, will be
in front of leuta. There is situated town
called Auhera. Cayila, which had hitherto
remained aiibful TO the uncle but lately
it decIsredin favour OF the nephew. The
ca man preparing dreadful vengeance
and, as tbs own forms fac military position,
the nepbyv has placed ii in state Of de-
fence. All on it determines TO risk ali bis