Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-15

cred, and their corpses horribly ,nuti,,.
ted. God knows how this will end"
No one can regret the overthrow Of a.
government, which can indulge in such
wanton and savage barbarities.
1t is. stated in the same letter. that fla
Russian minister Baron de Strogopoa,s
papers had actually been seized by tie
Ottoman government.
The intelligence from Zante is to the
4th of June. 1t states, that all the is.
lands of the Archipelago, with the exce,.
ton of Gambia, Chios, Rhodes, and Crr
prus. where there are Mahometans. have
become bulwarIls, which the Ottoman
power will not be able to reduce, even
with naval force superior to that of tin
Greeks in the course of several years
Several vessels had arrived from Spain
| and other places, with large supplies Of
military stores, for which cash was uni.
formiy paid, and premiums offered to
quicken these importations. THE An..
rlcans, continues the writer) are in tr.a.
ty for considerable sums of money: a
great quantity of Muskets, cannon, and
Warlike stores, are on the poin. Of BENZ
sent to Argentiera, whittier several fc.
reign spectators are proceeding, AID
where the numerous prizes, taken from
the Turks, are sold daily at low price,
No doubt is entertained: that the Turk,
have been completely beaten in two naval
&C ions with the Greeks; one in the Gulf
OF LIE panto, on the notheru side Of tho
Morea, where the entire Turkish squad.
ron, including ship OF the line. was de.
stroyed: and the second off the mouth Of
the Dardanelles, which terminated in tho
loss of two frigates, and some smaller YES.
se.s This naval superiority OF the GREEKS
was to be expected; they con pose almost
exclusively the maratine population #
European Turkey, and the AlahO,.e tanl
however much they much they may h
disposed 20 engage IN war on another ell
ment, are averse TO naval combat
The account OF the successes Of til,
Greexs al Smyrna, recently received 10
the United States, are fully confirmed BY
the Paris papers
The Portuguese regency had laid dow
its functions; in consequence OF the am
rival OF the king at Lisbon, who had az
, sumed the reigns OF government.
, The trial OF the persons accused 1
: what had oeen called "lhe military GU
4 spiracy of 1920 had terminated in fnns
1 Three were condemned to Death, having
: been convinced OF conspiring to oesrO!
s the government, and to arm the people
3 against the established authority; three
/ were sentenced to be imprisoned io
t five years and to pay fine OF 1000 francs
1 each: two to similar Imprisonment, bu
Y smaller fine. one; one an Imprlsonnea
4 for two years, and tine OF 500 francs
9 and twenty four were acquitted. Ih0'
, found guilty of she aggravated part o. tn
+ charge, had fed the country, before tr''
: came ON. and were declared cont amaa
] by the court.
: The London Gazette contains lCD
!. list of brevet promotions. dated 18th "
: l., :. 49, ~ the coronation. 1t jnela&
0 the ranks Of field marshals, generals, cob
nels, lieut.. coionels, and majors, in d.
army. In the navy, the promotions 8,
;, flag officers, including admirals, vice al
J, rear admirals Of the white and bue, all
captains raised to the rank Of fla Of
GERS.
5 Letters from Alicant of the Goth 4
: June, announce that vessel had arrived
at that port from Alexandra, with The
plague on board; in consequence of which
all vessels from Venice, and the Adriatc
that arrived in French ports, were SUI
: ject to an extra quarantine.
: The Falcon fell in with the packet sh
Amity. on the 3lst of August, and receI
we'd Lonuon paper of the SIS, July.
Average price of cotton at Liverpo|
on the LIST of August :-Uplands, 10. ID
l0d IL; \. Orleans. lid lldlI
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