Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-22

again to invade our territory.
Born an euemy ofdespotism, afistoc-
racy, and anarchy, the guard has de-
fended the instituted authorities Of the
nasion-she has protected persons, pro
perIies, and opinions-she wished that
the opponents of the Revolution should
be doubly vanquished, both by the ener,
gy of the French people, and by their
generosity.
She would have had the happiness of
saving Louis XVI, if the privileged
faction, within and without, had allow
ed him to be saved once more by the
| patriots.
One of the most joyful sensations I
ever experienced III my Ii e, was to find
in the memorable sitting of the 4th
! March, those sentiments which created
the National Guard OF SO, which con-
fede ated four millions OF armed cili-
Gems IN go, which have NANTES ed
themselves IN several after circumstan-
ces, which took place during two 10.
yas,ons Of the capital, and of which the
Nationa! guard of 1888, by the noble
example oi ~. Mer2,er, and his worthy
com'ades, have gwen late, honora5 Bile,
and patriotic Testimony
LA FAYETTE.
TRIESTE, Feb, 27-By letters from
Corfu TO che 8 h February, we have
accounts from MessaioDghi. The brave
Bozzaries and his son had advanced on
Nrachori, the capital of Etoha. The
turks dared not accept the offered
combat, but 'etreated to the town,
which they endesVored to defend. The
fight was pursued IN the streets with
g,eat slaughter. The TurAs sought
refugr III the houses, from whence they
were expelled BY setting fire to them,
and ,he whole persisted In the flames
or were cut to pieces After this glo-
rious success, the Greeks hope to con-
cen;rate all their forces, under the
walls Of Larlssa during the month Of
March.
Another article dated Messslonghi,
the l7ih January, gives detailed &C
count of an attac k on that place by o.
mar Pacha aud his Albanian troops, in
which The latter were defeated, after
despera g conflict with the loss of 1900
men. The retreat of the Turks was
So p,ecipi ate that all their artillery,
camp equipage, and baggage were a.
bandoDed, This action led to the sue.
cessful exploit mentioned in the prece-
dug article A subscription had been
opened for the Greeks in Parls, and
the Constitutional mentions that Mr..
Edward B!squierc passed through that
city Oh the 10Th, with one of the most
Distinguished officers of the Greek
ChieI Mauracordato. on his way from
London through Marsellles to Nlisss.
ionShi, TO open direct communication
between the Greek authorities and the
London committee appointed to assist
tneir cause, among WHOM was Lord
Erskine and other distinguished men
and members OF Parliament. These
proceedings indicate more favorable
close to the Greek iusurrec,iop than
its progress and the unassisted efforts
and destitute condition O. hat deserted
people led us to hope for. With mo-
Lev and arms. and the aid If mih1a-
nv counsel, we may confidently expect
their final success.
Among the old officers of BoDaParte
who are also To have command IN the
approaching war, we perceive Mar
shall Money
AnIron road was about to be cons
strueted, communicating through the
de partment OF La Loire, from the RI
yer of that name TO the Rhine.
The celebrated actor, John kemble,
died a; Lausanne, on the SIN March, at
he re Of 81. lie had resided IN swift
zerland with his sister, Mrs. Siddons,
for the last two years.
Mr.. Calvetti, distinguished Pied
montese, was engaged in embodyIDg
regiment of HE countrymen for the de-
fence of Spain
Nina had issued proclamation for
bidding the rebuilding of Casseifollit
/" | have decreed, says that stern pat
riot that it shall be erased from the
map Of Europe, and the honor OF the
nasion in whose name | spoke is ,,te.
rested in the fulfi ment of my assert on"
One of the royalist chiefs (FranciS
Coli had been shot at Barcelona for
his atrocities. The effect On his fell
lows AID their monkish instigators is
stated to have been sautary.
The Austrian army was to he redu
ced $4,000 men, principally by dimi.
nishing the actual force of the regl.
ments that had composed the armies of