Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20
srees1le TO Russia9 If so. the triumph d
fhe Porte will be complete.


Within the last week, we shave had Sc
veral private accounts ofg,eat successes
gained by the Greeks in Thessaiy.-lhes
most recent adyices, which we received
Yesterday, not only confirm these accounts,
but furnish number OF details. the result
of which is. that the Turkish Corps d'Ar-
moe have been successfully defeated ;
namely. Chourschid Pacha at Kartditza.
near Trikaia, by Diamantia the Pacha
of Salonica at Cara Veria. and the Turk
ish Corps d'Armee, which was eatrench.
ed in the environs Of Larissa, and which
had Joined detached corps OF Salonica::
This last victory was gained the 4lh OF
June. in the environs OF Zeitouni, by
three Greek corps united. under the orders
of Ypsilanti, Diamsnti, and Odysseus.
By this last victory. the plan OF operations
formed at Constanlinople 10 effect the SUBJ
lection of the Morea has entirely failed.
The Greeks are again masters OF Ihessa
Nv. with The exception of some forts and
the town of Laris,a. We expect shortly
the official bulletin, which will doubtless
be published by the provisional Greek Go
vernment at Corinta.
Brussels, Juiyl.
twas we'll known that the object oil
Lucien Bonaparte, Prince Of Canine, to
Brussels, was the marriage Of his eldest son
with the daughter Of the Count de Sarvil-
liers, Joseph Bonaparte.) This marriage
was celebrated the day before yesterday
at the Town Hall, and the Church, With
the usual ceremonies,
A duel was fought near London, on Fri
day last, between capt. O'Grady, M r.
attended by the Honorable John Lowtber,
and James Grattan, Esq. N. z attended
by the Hon. Charles Howard Butler Clark,
when alter an exchange of shots the Sc
concs intertered, and the parties shook
hands before they LET. the ground:
London, July 5.
We received the Paris papers of Tues
day, last night, by express.
The accounts from the East become
more and more warlike every day. A let
ter from Augsburg states that the last ac-
counts received from Count Lutzow are
by nomeans satisfactory. 1t is clear
now that the evacuation of the prin-
cipaIties was never intended by The
Turks. The opinions of the diplomatist.
at Constantinople begin to be estimated
at their proper worth: People are no"
Docking with more anxiety to the north.
Accounts had been received, by ex-
press, from Madrid. Of the 26tb June, an.
nouncing The return Of the King and the
ROYAL Family. The lesson Ferdinand
has received, and the failure of the at
tempt in the North, produced their effect
on hin. Morning Chronicle.
On board the American ship Meteor,
capt. Cobb, which sailed from New York
on the Gath of May, and arrived at Liver
pool june "a, they had radisbes 10 eat every
day during the passage. A box which
made part Of the ben-coop attached to the
companion way, with holes in the bottom,
was filled with earth. The radishes, were
fit to eat when got at New York, were ta-
ken up for use as they were wanted. The
box was Iashed to the stanchons on the
quarter deck.
London, July7.
The Paris Journals of Wednesday last
arrived yesterday, More regiments are
on their way 10 reinforce the Sanitary Cor.
don on the frontiers OF Spain.
Accounts were received at Lloyd's yes
terday, of a feet consisting of l6 sail ha-
wing been seen in lat. 80, lon. 43, SO,
They did not appear larger than frigates.
The Duke Of York. it is said, has made
over bis estate at Oatlands, with all the
growing crops, NC. to trustees. for the pay
ment OF his debts.
Miss M. Trees benefit at Covent Gar
Cen Theatre, drew the largest amount
that has been received on any night of the
present season.
Town Hall, Liverpool, July 1899.
The committee formed in this town,
for the relief Of the distressed peasantry OF
Ireland; respectfully lay before the inhab.
itants OF Liverpool the following statement
of the distress, derived from the most au-
thentic sources oil information, in order to
remove an impression which they fear is
too prevalent, that the accounts OF the dis
,ress have been much Exaggerated
"The committee upon moderate COM
putation, calculate that upwards OF eight
hundred thousand OF their fellow subjects
in Ireland are, or would have been, endu.
ring the horrors of famine; thousands of
whom have been saved from actual STAR
walton by the timely aid afforded by the
benevolent contributions Of the people of
England.
1.-The committee have reason to believe
that every possible exertion has been
made by The resident Irish gentry and the
respectable inhabitants of the distressed
districts but, from variety of causes,
their efforts TO alleviate the misery of their
neighbors have been very Intellectual,
The committee are convinced that,
liberal as the subscriptions have been,
they are as SPECIFICALLY inadequate 10 remove
the great increasing distress which pre-.
walls; and that although much has been