Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
BIZ the Triton at Bos:on-Copied from
tie Boston Csntinet
Sc. Petersburg. Sept. Is.
No steps have been taken by the I'M
perial Cabinet, which can authorize the
absurd reports circulated in Europs on
Russian affairs. The Emperor will pro-
ceed to Witepsk, to review the Imperial
Guards stationed there, and return in 10
days.
London Oct 90.
Previous to the departure Of the En-.
peror Alexander from Petersburg, to re-
view his guards, he ordered dispatches
to be sent to Constantinop!e, Vienna,
Berlin and Paris, and staff officer to
Count Wittgenstein, commander in chief
of the army on the Turkish frontier The
baron S.rogonoff had left Odessa for
Witepsk, to meet the Emperor there
He left his suit and family at Odessa.
Tienna, Sept. g..
Wallachia and Moldavia have been E.
vacuated by the Turkish troops; leaving
only police guard of 500 men, On the
9TH Sept Sahh Pacha issued a proclama-
ton at Jassy, granting an entire pardon
to all the Greeks, &c. who shall return to
order. Bands of dispersed Insurgents
continue in the frontier mountains. close
ly pursued by the Ottoman troops
Smyrna, Sept 5.
The Bishop of kitro, the private Balla-
not, and Menexas, merchant, have been
sentenced to lose their heads at Constan-
sinople, having been convicted of aiding
the Greek rebellion. On the day after
they were executed, twenty-five other
persons. convicted OF being accessories,
were given up to the horrld punishment
OF the pal.
-sugS5urg, Oct l.
A meeting OF Soyeveigns at Leipzig is
talked OF: at which it is said the Kings OF
England, Prussia, Saxony, bavaria, and
Wirtemburg will be present.
A Hamburg article of the 29th Sept.
contradicts this, bot asserts, that the
Emperor Alexander has proposed to con-
vene an European Congress, to consult
on Turkish affairs, as he is by no means
satisfied with the answer to Gle Note of
his Minister
Zante, Sept S.
The official account of the capture of
Monambassis, by the Greeks. and OF Ma
yarin, Oh the 18th August, have been re-
eeived. The former situated at the Ex-
tremity of the gulf Of Argos, (NapolD was
Invested in April, and was compelled to
surrender by famine, the inhabitants and
garrison sustaining existence by feeding
upon horses, rats, &c. and many were
compelled by hunger to eat human flesh.
By the reduction of Navsrin, the Greeks
obtained 90 pieces of cannon, mortars,
1000 musquets, and considerable guam
tity of ammunition.
Augsburg, Oct. L.
French Piedmontese and Neapolitan
officers have arrived in Greece, to organ
ize foreign legion in aid of the indie
pendence of that fine country General
Lefebre Desnoueltss, is to command it,
and three French Generals of note, six
Colonels, and many other officers of ar
tillery and engineers are named as alrea
DIV enrolled and comm issioned in it.
Malta, Sept. %.
The Ottoman feet of four sail of the
line, and six frigates, and other vessels
are at Caronne, in the Morea. The
Greet armament continues cruizing in the
Archipelago.
London Oct l9. I
II feet OF 90 sail of Turkish, Egyptian,
and Algerine vessels have collected near
Rhodes to act against the Grecians.
From Uoyds agent at Constantinople,
dated Sept 10.
"The Turkish and Insurgent fleets had
not met the 4th inst We are quite tram
quill here, and the apprehensiops of war
with Russia are manifestly lessened"
Madrid. Oct 5.
Colonel Serran. 1t. Col. Ceutti, and
Col. Torrijos, have been put into solitary
confinement, as fsvoring the Comuneros.s
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