Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13

acton, rill put q stop TO The n,e...,
negortations with Turkey. and '.s'
sders have been sent 10 the troon, a -
Turklsh froptier to delay their march as
til it is known what feeling NAV /.
ted in Russia. = s'e'
The persons executed are slated. ),
account to be 7s Gre Elk mercban,. we
Of Them the most respectable in q. ~. -
want, whose names are given-Son.. :,
them bad relations ia London, rbs,.
news oeeasioned a great excitement
10 answer 70 inquiries, il, lie Hon..
Commons, whether government -.
possession Of the facls-and vbe,b...'1'
OF the persons thus murdered WERE n,a'
any pledge Of safety from ihe British -
ister.-Lofd Londonderry said be bel;... ',
the enormi,ies we're greater than ,s... S
seoleo IN me Papers, buthe believed po.
Of the persons executed were unde, r.;
ish protection, except so tar as bum,,,.
was concerned, and in that wav -,
Strangford had greatly exered bjn,.s
without success. ~
a member enquired whether tbe MINI.
ter could giye any account Of The =.
slave trade. recently established inn.
East, for amiable and accomplished Chi.
tian females, by government which =.
encouraged and supported blythe iree ,,d
enlightened administration Of England I
The Irish papers continue to pr.ss,,
the heartrehdenDg descriptions Of Wan.
and misery with which the peasantry s,e
afflicted. By official returns published +,
the Cork committee, it appears ths, b
that city alone upwards Of 10000 p.,. !
sons are in want Of employment and food,
Labour has fallen So much inyalue, hat
mechanics, who formerly earned time
shilliDgs per day, are thankful for smploy.
ment at 5 pence per day on the public
roads.
Constantinople, Nay rs.
A cry.of horror will resound Throughout.
Europe when the new cruelties in Scio|
are made known. All are massacred.-|
Even the 70 preiates who were detained
as hostages have been cut to pieces 10 ,bl
fort.s The generous French consul. Dgeon
is The most 10 be pitied. He bad gone 10
to the village and proclaimed The Turkil
amnesty, and at the same time pledged
himself for the Sultan's giving PARDON
The inhabitants on this surrendered all
their arms. on which the Asiatics fell on
villages and executed a general masa.
ere. All fell without defence under the
sword of the Turks, who behaved With the
most refined cruelties. The whole island
IS sepulchre; the few women and chill
dren who were sheltered 10 the FreHd
consulate are in the deepest misery. Som
Greeks still combat in the mountains, bs
their destruction is certain. These event
have excited such terror here that nObod
ventures to intercede tor Greek iamill,
for fear OF being included in the same-prt
scription.
500, Semlin, June 5.
Letters from Bitoslia of May 93d bare
been received at Belgrade, from wbiebl'
appears that CONSERVATION prevails 10 lhs4
part Of the country. The Turks are ad'
vanciDg in.great force toward, Larissa.-
The agents of,be English aresaid TO haT
succeeded in inducing the SuIliots and Al
banians to submit TO Chuurscbd Paeh' |
who will soon effect his junction With lb
Pacha Of Salonichi, to march through LIH
dia against the Morea. Decisive evsDt
may therefore soon be expected in these
parts. Nothing but miracle can save
the Greeks, as affairs now stand. It's"
6rmed that the operations OF The IuIs'
both by sea and land, are directed by 3D.
glish officers, and tina, they have promise
entirely TO quell the instruction Of 'a'
Greeks before the termination Oh The neSV
iiaiions With Russia.
The sales OF Cotton at Liverpool lr
week preceding July ISL consls'eav
36f2bales Uplands, at 2 10 100; o5'y,
leans, ssa III; 143 Tennessees, al ."
IN consequence Of the numerous s''''' =,
cotton had declined aoou' -
per ID. and the trade were holding o'''
NTH tho oypectafion of a further 06uu'