Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-06


been asserted that she has demanded la,. A
TO capituiaie, and that lpslanle bs, W.
Athens in orde! 10 sign tue capiuls,ion
this needs confirmation. The Gr.tt, ~,
blockade Corinth, but The Turks are ,i, cn''
provisioned.
SMYRNA, Nov. I5-Accordine II adj;
ces from Patras. under the dale Of Nov q
this place was well provisioned, AMI ,t =.
turk: we've perfectly quiet then. wv. %e
de Romania was still in the hands of w.
Turks. "e
November 1.-TWO English Sims H.,
ed with corn, left Smyrna Tor Zane w;,I
their papers, addressed by Que Eos ""a
House TO another of the same nalias ~
They were met just out OF the euIoh .
two ipsariot vessels, by which II ey w.:.
stopped, afterwards boarded an. sc,rs"
lousy searched. The result Of hi, ino";
sitorisl visit, on The open sea, lar iron ~,
blocksded port, was, that a rape, i.
the Ottoman language, was found N IL.
pipe OF chimney sddresaed to the com.
mander OF NapoIi de Romania, by h Pr
cha OF Smyrna, informing him IT,, h. had
sent TO him ,wO ships loaded with Earn
with false papers, too which be would nn'
ly have to pay freight TO the Captain
From this moment the islanders lvns.d
that The cargoes were lawful prizes and
they obliged the English Captains 10 ,oI.
low them. after having taken poss.ss;oo
OF their ships by their own people sb""
they sent on board. Alter ibis. bo,h s"'
tered the port OF ipssra, where The S,n,,s /
having taken cognlsance OF The Grs,ter. te. |
cided. in their wisdom. according L. n.
laws of war and OF neutrality that the g..
goes should be conts, ated and n, lr.ab,
paid 10 tie captains. who, having ,eterei
it. have returned here with their enptr
vessels.
SMYRNA, Nov. ia French captain
Lachand, having taken us orders, ss
Smyrna Tor Enos the port OF b., destm.
tIon. He was met just out..ce oIn,
Gulph by two Greek ships, which find
upon him, and ordered him 10 Stop. mi,
the French captain refused, saying thai bo
had received orders from his maj sty'sn.
val comm in5er not to suffer h,msell "a
be searched. The Greeks again trei and
continued firing. until the rigging OF Ii.
French ship was damaged, sl,butgt usi.
ther the captain or any OF the crew were
injured. The Greeks finally took poses.
son Of the ship, and declared II good
prize ;,lor said they you come from Smyr.
ma, Turkish port, you are going 10 EnOs,
Turkish port. and your cargo is Turkish.
Four musselmen passengers in the French
ship were with difficulty saved from beng
massacred by the Greeks-tbey were "a.
we'd by the Intervention OF The French cap.
tain. The French ship was dr.i CARED
to ST. George de Squire, anu pund.r.d Of
81 thousand piastres in money anj goods,
anil finally carried to lPsara, wien The
Senate Immediately declared the cargo
good prze Justthen Capt. Askew, eom>
mander Of the EnglIs corvette Martin, ar.
rived at lpsara TO demand the two cargoes
OF grain which were taken from English
vessels, the account OF which We have
given above. He went Immediately 70 he
Senate, and placing mis- hand on his sworJ.
ordered, them Immediately 10 restore
the grain--he soon received satisfaction
on this point lie then ordered item ion.
medateiy 10 give up the French ship CO.
tire, and without regarding aDy Of b'f
observations, sent immediately al ofncer
with dozen men to take possession o.
the French ship. This he suoceedea m
doing, and taking on board the corvette
Mario the four MussrliDen pass. NJ er., re-
turned mi'h the French ship 10 Smyrna
From the time the iDsurreclIJD Ol me
Greeks began to this day, II IS possible
that in Europe. out vi ten voices, nIns
would be ID favor OF the Greeks; buI OIL
ten Europeans IN 7 urkey, lbere ave a.
ways been nine in favor oil tie Turks.
CoNsTAariNopLE. Nov. Livery thing
here remains perfectly Tranquil. Inc
young princes Strezza and Gyks. son, o.
The Hoopadar. have arrived 10 this caplsI
where they Will reside ~ the qual"y u
Kspi.K,sya, or agents. They give apN
TO the Porte a guarantee IN lleII persV"
VI The fidelity of the Prince. The i1@Vs
lsmail Pacbo Bey has been executed snl
his head exposed at the gate "i 'Oe oel'.
Ito. Here follows literal iran'lat'oao
his sentence of death. Translator OF lle
Tafta put over the head Of ssG's'l fac.J
Bey. The late governor OF Jablna, isIp.'
Pacho Bey, exil.d some time SINCE nDs
notica, having been the author OF lhe &c
volt OF CacosonIy, and having teen CON- ,
victed oil keeping up relations 10 alU, 'Sa,
for the purpose OF exciting rebellion !" .na'
province, has drawn on himself I, The :,, ",
pleasure Of his HIghness. AT all llGt,
thus man has been given to intrigue, anam a
consequence OF this, to deliver Sctlely L'Op
this distulber, decree OF death ha' os'j
pronounced against him, and IN stui"
this fatal order, he has been deespaafuJI
Demo!ica, and this is the aesd Of i'll''
Pscho, "Pacha p" Last Sunday, duib
violent storm, two irigales or 'ss'en,
bandoned by their crews, were PeresntJls
Is miles north OF Metelin. II IS ProOaUS' '
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