Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-01

The last accounts iAN i-o -.
ID more deplorable AT CIafs' o. PeiS Ss.,
IN of fever inthe western part sol Sal-
"e.s Zen. women, and children, dying OF star
NHl' n and the mortality so great, that every
V@'l0 abo could was flying as from plague.
sne Gas similarly circumstanced. IN CORK
\ foNs, typhus fever ola most malignant KIND
SouH .irsady appeared. In Mayo, the deaths
had ation were increasing. In short,
fIOl .rr of the west and south of Ireland pre-
srea' ,he most shocking and appalling specta-
a'i''II dense population in state OF famine,
ee u in the brink Of pestilence. We re-
anu r -. the last Dublin paper, IS that mil
PsaH men. women, and children are starving
no." ~ ,ctually dying OF hunger, and in one OF
= nest seasons ever remembered, malig
'p' fsy,r with every appearance OF the worst
"- n,,toms of pestilehce, has set IN.
SYM pr,,thstanding the subscriptions continued
~ Iheral. it Is said they are wholly made"
'0Do 20 tbe actual wants olthe people.
accounts from Madrid to June Sd had
..arbed London. The government had been
f,TmaIly apprised Of the measures OF our gov
.,nnDpnt with regard to the South American
los by the cheyaher Banos, second secrsta-
.'ofthe Spanish legation at Washington, VINO
ly,"I from New.York on the 18th of April,
'a'i' h,d = passage OFFS days to Gibraltar We
Snnot find any proceedings OF remarks on the
subject. NJ Geo.. s,r L;r;na Cir
o.l,.aI, IN duel, took place at Edinburgh or
,Ss lOth Of June, and lasted Is hours. He was
"con;tted Mr.. jeffrey was one OF ms coun-
y sci. b0.,,a.,, NJ
. rorstant. and another member ofthe cham
- of DEPUTIES. Mr.. G. not being able to
- nm IN consequence of Ill health, the par
ere seated in chairs at ten PAGES distance.
y tb;, situation they fired two shots each,
AZ i.Lout eject when the seconds declared the
contest must terminate
British Consuls for account June 18TH,
SOS4. ,,,.
,hs House win not change the standard OF gold
and silver, in weight, fneness, or denomina-
,jOn, was agreed on.
TSs nrivate trade to India is to be opened to
4 vessels of all sizes, and from all ports IN the
Ur;tpd Kingdom; an intercolonial trade, also,
4 4 n he permitted between the East and West
IoJ;es and British North America, and the
4 system oflicensss facilitated.
& SsuoEa. Mtu 2O.-The post from Salonichl,
I'D S.rss at length arrived yesterday at Bel
Grade and broug hit accounts very untavorable
g the oause of the Greeks. The Pacha of
C,lon;chi had received Ieinforcements, and
had defeated the Greeks near JerlZza. Alter
This he fell upon thirty Greek villages, and
carried sway the women and children as slaves
The Christians at Salonichi have purchased
many ofthese unfortunate persons for three or
snr piasters in order to rescue them from the
wretched fate that awaited them.
Paris, Jane 10.
j Augs5urg, June Cur Gazette pub
fishes to-day letters from Odessa and on
slantinopls, of which the following is ths
substance:--
Notwithstanding the promises Of the
Refs EFendi, the two prinCipalities OF
Modayia and WaIachia are not yet eva
.cuated. The Austrian and English Min
listers had been, up to the 18th OF May,
unable to obtain any written assurance IN
the pane of the Porte respecting this eva
custion. Ii even stated that Lord Slrang.
ford had taken new steps with reference
to this evacuation, threatening the Refs
Efendi 10 address the Grand Seisnor him.
self. New verbal promises were the re-
ssult Of the efforts of the English Ambassa'
dor.
"The state of Constantinople was still
the same on the 18th May. The Greek
population of The Isle of Chic were con-
1eyed successiveiy to ConstantiDople, and
sold like vile herds; the most considerable
persons, aud women of the first families
were treated like others. The;e were ac'
counts at ConsIantnOple of an unfortunate
naval combat for the Turkish feet, but no
certain details were given,
Conssantinopls, May 4,
The soldiers of the Ottoman Marine
have risen in Instruction against Haleb
Eaendi, the fayorite of the Sultan, whom
they accuse othaving advised pacific mea.
sures. The faVorite bad the good fortune
10 save bis life. The details OF the affair
are not known. The principal grievance
8 with which he was reproscbed was, hav-
Ing advised the evacuation OF MoldaVIa
and Walischia This news wants conhr-
nation.
GREECE.
The private letters from Constantinople
are dated the 10Th Of May Il from Smyr-
ma on the Cd. These letters con;ain hor-
rble descriptions of Turkish cruelties and
barbari'y at ScIo. Two French gentle
men had gone over TO see the unfortunate
Island, and they represented he town as
PIlaged and destroyed, and the streets
hIled with the fostering remains Of the
SutChered inhabitants. The women and
children were articles of commerce, both
] 4 ConstantinOple and Smyrna, and the
Il SPIRIT OF the Prophet was hourly gratihed
n with the blood OF Christians sacrificed by
The religious, who had convinced them
selves bound in duty thus to express their
gratitude TO Heaven for their signal sue
N NeSS INNS ihn fH,,rlr,.h Ero.,.uo L. lie tho