Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-25
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Mes OF European PoPei' 'eee
editors of the New.York Daily Advertiser,
per ship Hercules, Capt. Cobb.
1t was perfectly tranquil at Genoa on the
18th of April. The Ausuians occupied the
surrounding villages.
Many foreign officers were repairing 20
Modavia 10 enter the service OF Ypsilanti.
The Auic Council of War OF Austria has
issued orders for the march OF further corps
of troops to Italy as speedily as possible.
A numerous Austro- Russian army will
take up its environments in Italy.
Many Greeks had fallen in sanguinary
battle fought near Rudschuck in Bulgari.
The Turkish fortress OF Galaez had fallen
into the hands Of the Greeks.
The Greeks had captured 80 Turkish
vessels on the Danube, and killed their
crews.
The Turks have retired into the fortress
OF Rudschuk and lbrailow.
The traces of a plot had been discovered
in the Isle OF Elba, at Florence and Leghorn.
Great symptoms Of discomfort prevailed
thro' fear of Austria extending her arbitrary
power over all Italy. Many persons had
been arrested and imprisoned. Count Bal
DIM, who was OF the number. had killed
himself by leaping from the window OF bis
prison.
Count de Witgenstein has arrived at vi
emma.
! An Instruction had broken out IN the ISL.
and OF Zante.
A sanguinary battle is said to have been
fought between the Turks and Greeks at the
fortress of Petrasso, Gulf Lepanto. The
Greeks had the advantage.
: 10 the British HSsquIs Of Londonderry, in
J reply to the observations of an honorable
member respecting recent events on the
continent, said that the Russian troops had
oeen put IN motion upon the application of
Austria and The King of Sardinia, but the
rapid dispersion Of the NeapoIitans render
ed their further advance unnecessary. The
noble Marquis animadverted upon the alb.
surdity OF assuming that because the force
mad been put in motion in consequence of
events IN Piedmont, it was to proceed to
other countries and for other purposes.
Very interesting from France The pa.
pers announce that the young Duke de Bor-
deaux had cut his two first teeth, without
any inconvenience to his health
Died, at his seat, Bellevue, on the 3otb
OF April, Sir Richard Rodney BIieh. G. C. ,
b. Admiral OF the red squadron of Fl. M. |
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
the Greeks at Constantinople. I, is said to
have been dreadful, and that the Greeks
sold their lives dearly.
The Police Of Naples has issued a pIacard
that Gen. Pope shall be pu, tc death when
ever he returns to that kingdom.
Gen. MOrillo is said to be at the head of a
new association in Spain to affect counter
revolution.
The Mainotes have descended from their
mountains against the Turks. One division
IS besieging Misitra (ancient Spata.l
Information had been received at Trieste
hat the whole Peninsula of the Morea had
declared itself independent on the Cad
March. The Pacha, by way of intmidatiop
he Greeks, had ordered that their Church
It Irpolitza should be burnt down. The
Ireeks became exasperated, and massacred
he turks charged with The order. O, the
4lh' the Christians of the Morea, 1000
'reeks and Mainotes, having their Bisbop
no their cross at the head. entered Tripolit.
a. me facha's residence. The latter re-.
red with bis soldiers to a fortress, /
Theodore Suffice Mademiskor and Prince
psIlantI have addressed procIamations n
'e inhabitants OF Bucharest, inviting them =,
take cause with them. The former savs
lie cannot be said to belong to bis coun. 1
y VINO IS not united with the people for the S
'nquest OF their rights, and he ought to be Il
'saroeo as an enemy who is opposed to The P
'herai good They who will unite them. j
Ives with the people shall! have n o,bi,g n u