Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24

OF both sides they have nnafy destroy
ed the whole OF the Turks, excepting
the gsrrisons Of Coron, Modon and
Patras; the two former, consisting OF
about three hundred men, and the lat
ter Of a thousand, have demanded a
capitulatioD, but we have not received
any information of its having been g.
greed to.
Several strong squadrons have been
sent by the Ottoman government to
raise the blockade Of these and other
forts in the Morea, but their designs
have been constantly frustrated by a
NUMEROUS squadron of armed merchant
vessels, damned by old and enterpriz.
ing sailors, commanded principally by
the owners of the vessels, inha bitants
of the Islands of Idra, Ipsera and Spe-
zia. 10 these attempts to relieve the
garrisons, the Turks have lost by con.
Aagration, three ships of the line, Sc.
verai frigates, and the whole of the
troops that they conveyed in small ve''
sells.
The last Turkish army, stationed on
the North Coast Of the Gulf of LePan.
to, commanded BY Omer Pacha, has,
by the last accounts we have received,
been completely beaten near Missolo.
gi. The Greeks have pursued him and
the straggers of his army. as far as
the port Of Velrizzo, which they have
taken, and Omer Pacha has retired
with fifteen Of his followers. to Orta.
This leaves the whole of Lividia draw.
ing line from Horrigia to Thermo.
pyle, free of the Turks, excepting
small garrison at Leponto, which, in
aliproba bility, will.capitulate with that
Of Patras.
The inhabitants ofthe Isle Of Gambia
who have suffered the greatest cruelties
SINCE the arrival Of tie Turkish squad
ron there, have, assisted by the Greek
tiotilla, re.taken, with great ioss on
both sides, the forte occupied by the
Turks
The troops Of the Bsshaw of Egypt,
w no is the brother Of the Sultan's mo-
Their, forming part Of the gsrrisons,
have been sent by capitulation to Alex
sndria and the others, who we're
forks, have agreed to live in harmony
with the Greeks.
The inhabitants Of this Island, COM
posed of Greeks and Turks, familiar
ize together more than in any other
part Of the world they intermarry
frequently, notwithstanding the laws
of Nishomet punish by death. their
women who have had conpexion with
Christians,
Since the surrender of Napoli de
Romania, the Greeks have establish
ed the seat Of their government in
that city
Lord North, or Clifford, arrived at
Zante the 25th January, 1895, and sent
a person to the opposite coast to
Miesolongi, IN order to make an offer
to the Prince Morrorcordato of the
loan Of two aud half millions of dol
lars, at tire rate Of 4 per cent per an
mum. This affair, though treated by
individuals, is q government TRANSACT
ton.
Ano,her Englishmaa is gone to Ma.
poll de Romania, to make another of
fer TO the Senate of five millions off dol
lars.
GIBRALTAR, March 29-Four huns
dred Malcontents were defeated on the
10th Of March by the government
troops. near Sobrado, with the loss of
90 killed.
A good deal of skirmishing had ta-
ken place 10 various parts of Spain,
between the troops of the Constitution
ell army and army o: the Faith
On the 9th inst. the Spanish ports
in the Peninsula and adjacent islands
were closed against all vessels and eff
fects belonging to France, Austria,
Prussia and Russia
The King Of Spaia arrived at Mad.
rilejos on the ED lost. at half past five
o'clock, T. M.
The Cortes have adjourned their sit
tings to the Esd Of next month, when
they intend to meet in Seville; the Pre-
sident and Secretaries being empower.
ed to convene them on an earlier day,
if necessary.
A column Of troops has been sent
from Mairid against the Malcontents
who the other day presumed to show
themselves in GusdalaJa.
A Logrono article Of the 18th COM
plains OF the facility with which the
leaders of that party in the province of
Aiva (tbe Regency succeed in obtain
ing men ard money.
. LISBON, March l7.-By accounts
received yes,e day, dated the 18th inst,
from Villa pouca de A GUAR, it appeara