Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02

ilS s a 10 give to The worio hlsu ot
ProoaGct; 10 Great power and courage OF TIC
mon u IN, + IS OF ye-y little consequen nee
uihs,3 ofenders of christianity and human
10 Tue 1 tnoy which of the two parties, = wisn
lty, 70 ,a A the war, provided the iuFks
'es 70 ' -, emuloyed upon that side. II y
are Aor consider bow strong alliance may
Sl ~ armed against the common 40 enemy st "
p oss,io,;anjty. lfitplease the TURKS 10 mahe
ca n.,n Asia for the passion OF rs II VIII gu
VAT - ~ more easy to reduce them IN europe
y DC Inv nv case this event is desirable,
ana " Mnu s. The constitutional char
fdFsSs rsece is already at Paris in The
lei =. ~ - the celebrated Coray, who IS EN-,
0a s.s6 !; IN translating it into French ana
li S3 w;Il cause it TO be printed. ;.
VINO WI .Aprd l7,-Subscriptions IN
!I &c c eek refugees are still continued
H mar - than 100000 rubles have ALREADY
M snUnosi,ed IN the places OF worship. ihese
snIp. are distributed by the Governors OF
G Gun and Bessarabia. The equipages
L t,hs Grand Dukes have already set out
81 ' Wiosk, because these princes wish 10
iol INA the guards; those of the En-
ACCo ,s;ll moi be formed until he joins the
peIot "" n ;s not vet decided whether we
sasll have peace or war,
s'a T5e last dispatches which have arrived
h0-o .nd which are thought to be Impor-
tant, do not appear to have enectea any
han change in the situation of political affairs.
Sfreai exoectations are made from the ar,
T;vsI OF NJ. Tatischeff, which IS announced
- vsrv near. The Emperor will not go
70 the army until M. Tatischef arrives.
Rntapiu, Dec. 22.-On the 10th Sep.
,smhsr last. violent hurricane extended
~ r.vages in the vicinity of Nangasaki.
Great number Of houses and stores and
nfGhnese vessels were destroyed, The
nth vessels La Java and La Fortituds,
loaf their anchors, but escaped without o.
tber damage :,
They write from Saerakarta that to re-
compense the fidelity OF Prima Ario FRA
hoe Pangerang Wedono to the Dutch 60
vsrnmeot. the Governor General has con-
gerred on him The same title which his
Grand father had borne. 1t is added that
these provinces have never enjoyed more
prosperity nor more repose than under the
present Dutch government and the reve-
5ne has INCREASED ihre filhs.
Joanina, March l2.
Omer Brioue our new Pacha, hHds him
selfopposed by the oxides, who lament
the death OF their old General Ali Tebe-
len and opposed also by the Turks, by
whom he is suspected on account OF bis
past conduct. On both sides be is viewed
with such an evil eye that We should not
be surprised f he should become the vic
tim of political storm.
We have received certain intelligence
that The famous chief of the Armatolls,
lacho de Cora Veria is about TO rebel. He
has declared that he will remain tranquil
so long as they respect the rights OF the
Christians but that if only one OF them
is threatened even by the Turks be will
draw the sword never to sheath it again.
Such a resolution cannot but be displea
sing to the Divan, who has not judged it
proper to use any moderation, since ne
has found himself able to conquer Ali Pa
cha, Ii may be said also that Central Ma
cedOnia, which has been supposed to be
disarmed is nevertheless in full insurrec-
ton. This affair will probably be con-
nected with that of the SeIvians, who are
known to be very disconnected and Bos-
MA which is the great reserve OF the Sui,
tan, will by this means be insulated and
separated from Constantinople,
Corfu, ApriI 2,-The Greeks command
ed by Colcotroni, have made an assault
upon the entrenched camp of Patras, de-
Tended by Turkish. troops which had land
ed from the fleet. The slaughter was
dreadful. and they have taken forty field
pieces. Jussuf Pacha, the commander OF
the fortress, is in treaty for capltulatlon.
On the 18th OF March Greek division
having Sdliote troops on board, taken in
at Reguasser, was ready to make de-
scent at hlourtoux where an English brig
oil war presented itself to prohibit them,
oya higher order, from entering the chan
mel OF Corfu. The Hydriote Admiral Mia
Quilts then sent a flag of truce, which is
retained here for the present. The Sui
totes were carried back TO Regnasser (be-
tween Preyesa Paraga,} and the projec-
led operations against Mourtoux, or rather
against the Turkish vessels which had ia
Ken refuge 10 that port, have not only
osen abandoned, but the Greek squadron
mas been obliged to escape precipitately
iron our seas. This circumstance, unfa-
yorable TO the Greeks, was the result of
Tue hrt attack upon the Turks. In con-
sequence, on the Sd April, they made a.
mother descent upon Venitza, lin the gulf
" Arta] and advanced a considerable dis
lance into the country. On the Gath,
usfe was a contest which lasted from
morning to hVe in the afternoon. in which
Tue Turks were completely beaten and
were forced TO retreat upon Prevesa. This
was only the prelude to a more important
sscuon; The 26th, the Turks having
,orued new corps of expedition, CON-
SbOssa OF oOVo men, of troops drawn frum
n.evesa and Arta, advanced towards Reg