The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26
Foreign ARTICLES.

files Of European papers received by the edit
ors Of the New York Daily Advertiser, per
ship Hercules, Capt. Cobb.
1t wa: perfectly tranquil al Genoa on the
I9ih Of April. The Austrians occupied the
surrounding villages.
Many foreign officers were repairing TO Mol
davia 10 enter the service OF ipsilsnti.
The Aulic Council OF War OF Austria has IS
sued orders for the march OF further corps OF
troops 10 Italy as speedily as possible.
numerous Ausro- Russian army will take
up is canionunents in Italy.
Many Greeks had fallen in a sangninary
battle fought near Rudschuck in Bulgaria.
The Turkish fortress Of Galacz had fallen
into Toe hands of The Greeks.
The Greeks had Captured 80 Turkish YES.
sells on the Danube, and killed their crews.
The Turks have retired into The fortress of
RUdsabuk and lbrailow>
The traces Of a plot had been discovered in
the Isle OF Elba, at Florence and Leghorn.
Great symptoms of discomfort prevailed lhro'
fear of Austria extending her arbitrary pow
er over all Italy. Many persons had been ar
rested and imprisoned. Count Bsldini, who
was of the number, bad killed himself by
leaping from the window OF bis prison.
Count de Wittgenstein has arrived al vi
emma.
An instruction had broken out in the ISL
snd Of Zante.
A sanguinsry battle is said 10 have been
fought between the Turks and Greeks at the
fortress of Petrasso, Gulf Of Lepano. The
Greeks had the advantage.
Very interesting from France The pa.
pers announce that the young Duke de Bor-
deaux had cut bis two first teeth, without any
inconvenience 10 bis health
Died. at bis seat, Bellevue, on the 30th OF
April, Sir Richard Rodney Biigh, G. c. b.
Admiral of the red squadron OF H. VI. feet.
The Russian army has received orders TO
halt On the Austrian empire.
Reports from the Archipelago announce that
there had been a great massacre of Greeks at
Constantlnople. 1t is said tohave been dread.
tu, and that the Greeks sold their lives dearly
The Police of Naples has issued placard
that Gen, Pope shall be put 10 death wbeLey-
er he returns TO that kingdom.
Gen. Morilo is said to be at the head OF
new association in Spain 10 effect a counter
revolution.
The Mainotes have descended from their
mountains against the forks. One division
is besieging Misitra (ancient Sparta.)
Information bad been received at Trieste
that the whole Peninsula of the Morea had
declared itself independent on the 23d March
The Pacba, by way Of intimidating the
Greeks, had ordered that their Church at
Tripoiliza should be burnt down. The Greeks
became tyasperaied, and massacred the Turks
charged with the order. On the Gath, the
Christians of the Morea, 1000 Greeks and
Manotes, having their Bishop and their cross
at the head, entered Tnpolitza, the Pacha's
residence. The latter retired with bis sol.
diers 10 a fortress.
Theodore Suffice Mademiskor and Prince
Ypsilsnti have addressed procamalions 10 The
inhabitants OF Bucharest, inviting them 10 take
cause with them. The former SAYS" He
cannot be said 10 belong 10 bis country who
IS not united with the people for The conquest
Of their rights, and he ought 10 be regarded as
an enemy who is opposed 10 the general good.
4 hey who will unite themselves with the pee
pie shall have nothing 10 Fear; but he who
will follow a contrary principle shall repent
it eternally."
The English expedition 10 the Persian
Gulph has met with check. The Arabs al
tackled The expedition 10 great numbers-the
English lost officers and so sepoys.
On the Goth OF April the king gave pri-
vste audience 10 the Viscount de Chateaubri
and, Minister of the Court OF Ru.sia.-There
was numerous and brilliant Court. Prince
de Talleyrand was present.
On the 3oth OF April, the King reviewed
the Royal Guards and troops of the garrison
OF Paris In the Champ de Mars.
The Coronation of The King of France was
shortly 10 take place.
The Paris papers are filed with accounts
Of theatrical representations and other rejoic-
iOgs in honor OF the baptism Of the infant
Duke de Bordeaux. His Majesty went in
grand procession TO the Cathedral Of Notre
Dame, where the baptism was performed by
The Archbishop Of Paris The royal answers
70 the congratulatory speeches were brief
" Let Us" says the King, g invoke for him
the protection OF the Mother Of God. The Queen
OF Angels let US imnlore her 10 watch over
- days, 10 remove far from his cradle the
fortunes with whichit has pleased Provi-
cehcs TO sfflict his relatives, and to conduc,
him by less rugged path than have trod,
10 eternal felicity"
Three hundred Greeks had made an attack,
on the Castle OF Giorgco, g-rrisoned by 5000
Turks. The Greeks were all destroyed. The
Greeks afterwards attacked the castle IN great
er numbers and took it, and put The Turks TO
DEATH