Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
TURKEY

SMYRNA, July lo.- A I.t,e, from y
groponi. oi The 2Ath June, contain, n. ~,
lowing details ~ '''
The troops which The capt. Pseh, h..
landed on the island, united with Ibo.s sa .;
Carlsto and OF our city, con,ii,u,. a ,o,s VI
OF more than 5000 men. Carlsto M, l ,r
ing tor long time been supplied with NV
visions, all the Greek villages. vi,hnn,r ~
ceptIon, concluded 10 revolt. and 10 s,,,.L
this place and carry II by assault b.In'. :,
should be relieved. They already hars,"
ed themselves 10 obtain their end w..
the arrival OF the grand admiral Al, =,
sudden gave quite new aspect TO atr,,'
The Turks reinforced, immediately &C.
on the offensive; Counie was attacked .,i
burnt, and almost all the village, q, r'
Eubea underwent the same tate At ~,
moment we behold tie smoke arising t,"'
the names over vast ex ent Of couor,
Many Greeks have persisted: the r.., o,.
their lives 10 refuge pn 10. summi,s NJ n.
mountains. The women aud cblf,,
we've spared ; but nothing can be m",a
agoolzing than the Spectacle OF ,bei, ln,.
lorn condition.
We nave received news from Trik,,
under date Of The Gath June THIS town.
winch contains a population oi abo,,i ia
900 souls Has not as yet been tagen bc IN.
Turks bu' the disasters experiences ny
the Greeks are tar h;ore seIGu. ina. -.
were led 10 believe they were, in c,n.o.
mity 10 the advlcrs ne rec. wed from s.
lonica. The Turks sword in hand m.is
themselves Masters Ut tweniy.touT village,
lying around Trikeri and now hold no,.
session OF them from & to 5000 Gre,k,
have perishei /; thousands OF women and
children have been doomed 10 slavery anil
Seat by the Pscba to Larissa. Amons ~.
Greeks who effected their escape, nswy
have thrown themselves INTO Tiken but
this town overhuT'heued with mk.bi,so,,
! is III very critical condition, slhnret !,
hopes to he able 10 defend itself by N, an,
/ OF its Qualifications
! CoNSTAHrInoPLE. JULY e5 When ,Ee
flre broke out VII the l2t1 al Nissan P.
cha, IN The vicinity OF the arsen., he (.
osk OF th- Pscbs, the bsgn,o, he gsopr.
rIcal school, and more than $50 pll, ,s
dwellings became prey % he d g.
Greater disasters Were feared, had ~
flames ii acbed the arsenal bu, thai dj
not take place only 2 ii!ates % n.
stocks. and one Of larger re, which wu
old aud unseaworthy, were bUrnl Smcs
thatunhsppy day, this capita D.. been i,u.
times alarmed by The cries o fre, ah,i al.
though these accidents were OF lills con.
sequence, still their trequen, repen;iua Las
give: rise 10 numbeiless conjec;ures. sRl
such anxiety of mind, iha, tie lnhabirsns
know not what TO think, particularly a
they have not az yet been accounted 'or
NUREMBERG, Ate. 20,-Ihe private IN
teIlsence from Conslan'inople is m direct
opposition to the information Ilom that ca,
pital contained in the Austrian journal,
Merchants and others write that they mo.
mentl y expect some new catastrophe; tb,,
the .janissaries begin To ge, The upper hand
and appear determined IT, give lhensei,;
mp 10 all kinds OF cxcesses. The Euro,
peans are very much alarmed ard rsmsia
shut up in their houses The Grand seq,
nor is himself afraid. and dare mol abe
any energetic measures. I! be demands d
Russia appear TO be Of srch a chaHr'e'
that thes will no, be accepted by tie Di
van.