Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02
Boston, June Is.
bV'sUH, JuHe Io'
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We have received by the Gov. Winslow,
from Rotterdam, our regular files Of Bru'.
sells papers to May 4, and by the brig
Texel at Salem, Antwerp papers to The
IIth. We have extracted from them the
articles Of principal interest. W 6ndthe
following paragraph under date Of Paris,
May S. An Ordinance o. the King pub
lished in The Moniteur of this day provides
cart. /. That the premium oil 10 francs
per lOO'killograms granted by our prece-
ding Ordinances on cottons ofthetwO Anne
ricas Introduced into our ports in French
vessels, shall be allowed in cases and on
the conditions prescribed by the said ordo-
nances, on every importation made BY the
vessels which shall leave the ports OF the
kingdom before the LIST of September, 1872
whatever may be the date OF their return.
Under the same date we find bulletin
Of the health of her royal highness Mas
dame, v ho Was i'll of fever.
Five per cent. Stocks, at Paris, May 7,
SO 10. Prices of Merchandise at Paris y
al Antwerp, without material variation.
E1tract of letter from Zante Of the SSls
March.
Thermopyla is exhibiting new glory
Ulysses is triumphing over the TuIss.
The famous Vizier of Larissa, Drama ma'
homet Ali, Pachs, father in Law OF The la'e
Ismael Pacha, better known under Tue
name of Pachs Bey, has fallen on The hea
of battle, witness of the defeat Of lhe par
barians. This chief, the most powerful u
the Satraps, from bis wealth and bis lnnu'
ence, has, since the death of All icpeleu,
united himself TO Two other Pachas, anu
marched at the head Of an army, col'ss,
ting of 5000 infantry. 1000 cavalry a n;s
800 artillery, from Constantinople. ~,
design was to enter Liyadia, and 60 imu
Altica into Peloponessus, hut be founa Ia, u.
defle of Thessaly occupied by the uue .nd
las of Agrappa, who disputed the grou' ~
with him not for the purpose OF COMING "
an engagement, but in order to give 1 .imO
to Ulysses to unite all his forces. lp ha.
Git was now the second day. the COMES. " u.
camelgeneral, and the Turks fired upon a., :,
most at the muzzle OF the guns, lett on .%c
field of battle 5000 dead, 9 pieces o. w.. no.
non, the body of Drama Mahomet q, is .'Iiv
and the wreck of their army With dlli. .bay
succeeded IN gaining Zictoun, where .u rsa
are closely besieged. We are as Wai.r
that after this victory ofthe Greeks; Lila
tina Portaria Macritza, Agra, AnD .:a .s' IN
and Phalamona, the principal clIls e. nj
Thessaly, have displayed the sfanoa a Pa.
independence. 1t is added that ibie s.nds
cbas have remained prisoners in Inc ~ Una ma
of the Greeks, who have taken gre'' A
ny standards. finn
Odessa, Apr,l 8.-We have news '' sS
Conslsntinople to the date OF .es ,here
They speak OF nothing but war put a 's
is nothing said Of any remarkable EXCESS .1a i.
We learn from several places thal .. .s' Ar.
land Of Scio, one of The richest Of IDs Of
chipelsgo, the christian iAbabilannIi TO
which have been considered fayerau ",hoI.
the Turks. rebelIed against iheir aS The
ity on the 29d Of March, and displayso Pa,
standard of the cross. The CaPlsm: nonIe.
cha has not yet sailed for Constan.l INCH.
but this event was regarded as apps Pr, cent
ing. Some troops had been recently syI,,ded
into Asia, from whence it was con. con.
that the contest with Persia was mo- 10 dis.
sidered withou. danger. Il cannot DC Oen Se
puted that this war may have ialal Wv .ye we
quences for the Porte. For this reason Ans.
cannot read without surpnze ~ ' W., the
triaD papers of the 4ih OF March, 'A"