Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19

ed,tbem tothetheatrp Of his defeat: but
the, Greeks again intercepted him. and on
tl,e list of August he Iostsasmapysiives as
onthe 9olinof July, and was himself Ia |!
ken prisoner.
The account Of the above battle was
not believed at ST, Petersburg on the Gosh
of August. An article under that date. says
ssif there had been great battle in the
early part OF July, it is almost impossible
that the news should not have arrived here
whoever might have had the advantage
But no one of the embassies. and no mer,
camille house OF any eminence, has receiv-
ed any news Of this kind.
Letters from Salonichi OF Aug. ., stated
the arrival at that port OF an Engllsh iri-
rate. which informed the Governor. that
a Greek expedition of 10 sail was fitting
out at Ipsara, probably intended to BON.
bard Salonichi All possible measures OF
defence were instantly adopted, ana many
Of the inhabitants, especially sAe Jews,
abandoned the city.
The adyices from Constantinople to the
10th Of August, anntuncedathe death on
the 8,b. OF The Greek Patriarch. 6Greek
Bishops, who bad been detained some
months as hostages 10 the .SeraglIo was set
at liberty the same day. The Representa-
tives of The Greeks about COO votes pro-
ceeded to the election of new Bishop,
and their choice Tell on one of The six, the
Bishop of ChacedoIia, who was formerly
Bishop of Smyrna.
A letter from the Agents of Lloyd's, at
Smyrna, dated the Cd of August, states
that they had seen COPY Of document
addressed by the Austrian Naval Captain
on that station to the Senior British officer
with dispatch of the Austrian govern
ment enclosed, stating that they did not
acknowledge the Greek Blockade in any
way whatever; and ordering the captains
OF their ships of war TO protect their mer-
chant flags against violation by the Greeks
in all cases; stating, ct the same time,
that the orders werethe result of mutual
arrangement between France, England &
Austria, and that their ships of war were
10 act in concert TO enforce tins determin
alton. The agents vouch for their being
authentic and official but the Austrlans
DOLLY had received any communication
from their government on tie subject.
The Traveller of the 18th states that &C.
counts from Hull, conveyed The distress
ing information from the Greenland Whale
Fishery. stating that seven ships had been
totally lost; fourteen remained on the ice,
not expecting TO be got out, and miss
ing. The fish caught averaged 1000 tons;
the last years average was 10000.
The Kings and Ministers who were
about to assemble at the Congress, were
nearly all on their way to Vienna. The
Emperor OF Russia was to take a tour
through Italy.
The Ipswich mail had been robbed of a
large amount person inside the coach
had the care OF properly from four DIT.
ferent Banks, 10 the amount OF 4o,OOOt.
and having been obliged 10 leave The
coach Tor one minute the bag was stolen.
Count Neselrode, Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs, left st. Petersburg on The
goth of August, for Vienna.
augsburg, Sept. a According to the
late news from ConstaRtinople Lord
Strangford having thought the time favor
able to renew the request formerly made
to the Porte, to send an agent to Kauini-
eek Podolski, had conference on the
subject with the Refs Effendi But the
latter replied, that the Porte remained
faithful TO its ueaties, that it had not vio-
lated one article OF them; that bis bghness
did not intel;cre in the affairs of any for
eign Government, and expected the same
conduct on their part; that the Porte hav-
ing given no cause of difference to Russia
there could be no question Of sending an
Ambassador TO settle it; that Russia had
begun the quarrel, and that it il wished to
send new Ambassador to the Porte, she
might send one, provided he dbl not come
az step of mar, as The batteries and cas-
ties had positive orders to FIRE on ships of
war, to forbid their entrance; such was the
will of the Sultan It is not known what
tn. Noble Lord replied, but this answer
OF The Refs Efendi is communicated TO US
as faithful extract of The Protocol. The
Porte has, it is said, had serious differ
ences with the French Ambassador, who
II is reported, had threatened 10 retire.
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