Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-03
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r,;oys4<2 ~ 8 8koS f;'sco anu ." -
snd sni \, ,3sd. to confer upon them.
when = NE Custom House Registers
Aecoio% more than So, 900 women and chill
Of oc'Il We been sent out OF that island as
0Feu Their expectation is subjected TO
slaves. few assassinations still conti-
ou5' take place at scio. The pen re-
ase s. y 70 record the miseries OF ihI island,
fuses ; ~ of tears would be insufficient to
ana iI The almost unequalled horrors which
DeNa im;tten its families. Recent intelli-
nave sa announces. that the Egyptian divl-
GEM mari OF il, commanded by Hassan
SION = spn.in-law OF the Vice Roy, Me-
b init Ali, has arrived at siaucho' and land
su cti,SvsS,0Satiaople, June live are as
III ,bst the Austrian and English AM
suie .adors made fresh verbal representa-
pass mon the Sd and 4lh ult. upon the
"U", .yecu,ion of the promise relative 10
Snon.cuallon of Moldavia and WallacbIa.
r. Reis.Effpndi replied, that this mea-
.nrS presented difficulties, on account OF
,Sa subsistence necessary for the army, and
,Ss wish OF the Divan to act so as not TO
az, "T.spera,e the soldiers. Ii is said that The
parsians have gained a battle nea: Ere
r,,n where three Paehas, among whom Is
,Sa pacha of Tresibon6, have been made
prisoners, and ChuFschii Pacha has had a
fsscL near Janina. This intelligence is
declared 10 be official. but it has not been
rnbl;sbed. Ii is added, that Churschid
Pacha. whose haram has already arrived
nora will be recaled.4 ii tbs be true, II
: easy 10 guess the fate that awaits hlm.
The hattie against the Persians renders the
whole of this news suspicious, Tor II is the
,birrie,b time, at least, within these SIX
months that this battle has been talked OF.
The massacre al Scio has even licensed
tho Princess Fatima, sister OF the Sultan,
who had that island for her dowry, and
who derived from il | 200 purses annually.
IA she loses this revenue, the Sultan sent
her a great number OF slaves, but we are
assured that she returned them with mes
SAGE that The Captain Paeha would have
done better to have gone into The Morea,
10 fight against the enemies OF the iaIth'
lbao 10 become the butcher OF so many re-
;pectable inhabitants /; she added. hat she
would not listen even to the.name OF The
Captain Pacha. 1t is believed that this
threatening will be fatal TO the admiral.
Il the victorious commanders be dlsmls-
ssd if the present fanaticism OF the Mus
slemen grows cold, it would not be surpri-
sing to see the Greeks maintain their
ground for long time, in the mountains
oil the Morea and Upper LlVadia.
Frankfort, July 4.-Letters from the
fOu,iers of Moldavia, dated June 2lst,
announce that the Asiatics, who were in
Che environs OF Bralla aud Rushtenuck,
bage reyolted, and have encamped upon
the Danube. According TO other accounts,
part Of these hordes had quilted without
Srders their environments in Eastern Bul
gana, 10 return by force into Moldavia and
Wallachia.
asr-lG- Chapslle, July 5--Our cores
gOndent al Berlin informs US, that the last
adyiceS from the Levant ale very uncer-
tain upon peace or war. Accounts are as
contradictory as possible, but it is at least
certain that part OF the Turkish troops Of
the army Of the Danube, has marched from
Sistria, to augment the forces which are
already in the principalities. On the 9th
er side, the Asiatics, who had by the rorte's
orders, quilted Moldavia and Wsllachia.
to march towards the Danube. have re-
yOlted, and demand with loud cries to
march against the Muscoyites The late
success Of the Greeks has constrained the
Captain Pacha to renoupce his projected
attack upon Samos and Mityiere, which
Slandsare effectually prote ed oythe nu
merOus Greek fleet. cruising IN their VI
entity.