Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-02

ssflo laden Wild sTiiis'J W"ttits, oohus,
s n,hsr warlike stores, furnished by The
Tarmgsese government. Two other ships
no port are taking in similar cargOes
--thr same destination.
- apssAN, AUG. l6.-Tbe marshal vi
II n. the istb, the environments OF our
SIN near Barcelona aud Is going 10 re-
u'OF ,gain 10 Villa Francs On the 7th OF
t W." n'o,,h, 4 sor;ie wss made from Figue-
''' ~ Q OOU men; but they were repulsed
N directions. and retired 10 the Tort IN
~,r,so. AUGUST. Isl 'Escsdron, who
S,,;,,sJ Al The same tine as gen. MsnsO,
: arrived at hataro; The head quarters
- Inc mat,hal al Vich. He has caused
20 enemy TO he pursued, who are IN iuii
,St,sa; on the SEQ Urgel.
,r.Ro. AUG. i2,-RoGen has had dis
.n.s;on with alma, who wishes to remaia
.R,rc,Iona, aud refuses to take the field.
v,cu. Aug: l7-Gen. Fro'nal'n and
I'm .Eroles was Yesterday al prater dc
rann,oes. oui were 10 depart al o'clock,
e'G,rouelia. where NiiaDs is with his
"a,r gaard The army wishes to gam the
Ian nj lDryel, or the position ne Occupied
at Noai blanCh. ~,
,elarye to the exploitation OF aiiians anu
.IL,brss appear Ia be suspended. oese
two chiefs with the troops under ine;r
."wmaod. have abandoned their postum
.Od nroceeied TO Seq GUrgel NJ Inc
m.rsbai has despatched troops 10 pursuit
- Iben. and has quilted Villa Franco TO
rpmoye ms head quarters TO Msnresa.-
The barnn d'Edoies msnoeuvres 90 the
AUS nf tho enemy. The administrations
a,,acbei 10 bis corps have arrived al Ma
tarO.
ARMY OF THE PYRENEES.
,vsy.s.auEKRA. AUG. l4.-Tbe move
neu, OF the euemy upon the SEQ d'Urgel,
!. no longer duuhiiul. Milans has march
edhy Sal.nn1 with the intention ot raising
,ne blockade. ! he brigade OF Tfomeiin
foIIoys, one days Journey behind. We
have no news from TIE baron d'Ernies, hut
!, nav be pre,u ~ 4 he has followed the
ensmv's movements from Msnresa. Mar.
shall Money IS proceeding towards Map
re,a, with reserve OF about two Thousand
men, 10 be ready "a mnye in any direction
according to circumstances. | hope the
march OF MiIsns will have the same con
ssouppces 10 him that Mina's movement
towards Cer5sgDe bad
THE GREEKS.
nv the arrival of Dutch and Flanders
mails this morning, we have received
Dnr,b papsrs to me ga inst. and Ham
bnr, psners TO the 18Th. According to
an ,r,icIe irou Trieste, dated August 4,
,b4ra are accounts OF the Greek admiralty
being engaged preparing to transfer the
theatre Of war Ia Asia Minor, and 10 make
themselves masters OF Smyrna. 1t is at
6rDed, tnsi for the execution of this pro.
iecl. the Greeks have assembled hotlla
With body of $4,000 troops, collected
from the several islands in The Archipela-
go. 9hlch have shown The greatest eager
mes in the cause OF independence.
The capt. Pachs is ~ he 'iOnian sea,
and on the coast of GAMBIA, where the
Greeks DO not think they can undertake
any ,nlag important, because they nave
been abe 10 prepare Tor vigorous de-
ieuce on all the points that are threatened
the Divan, it j. said, has received IN
iornalon of thus expedition, ami has sent
lbrahim pacha, With some thousand cho-
sen troops, TO Ns,olla, he is 10 take the
chief command of Bew army tina, is or
ganizlng there. OF which troops be bas ia
ken from C0nslantinuple, will form the
vanguard.
Tne success OF the Greek expedition
wal principally depend on the part that
their nJDnero1s countrymeD OF Asia take.
10 the meantime, II is reported that the
CAPT Plchs has received Orders from Con-
slantlnople, 10 return With all his feet TO
the ccast of Asia Minor, 10 attack The
Greek d-et. The Greek expedition will
thus act as diversion to induce the capt.
Pacba TO leave the lonian sea and the
coast Of Greece.
Since the above was in type, we have
received the London Morning Chronicle Of
the s6lb aud 9Th, from which we extract
the following:
LoKoos, Aug. s6,-Le,ters have been
received iroW Narseliles, stating that the
whole of the Turkish feet has been de-
slrOyed by the Greeks, with the exception
OF 20 sail, aud that these escaped IN
wretched condition. The same letters state
that the Greeks have been successful be-
yOni their hopes IN Gambia; that by strata.
gen they induced the Turks to make a
sorte IN great numbers from Re,imo,
where their retreat Sas cut of. In all, To-
OO0 Turks have lately met their tate in
iaa' island Ia rhessaly, Macedonia. and
'ne Peloponnesus, success has also attend
ed the exertions of tine Greeks.
LONDON, Aug Give alluded on Mon
day last 10 the intelligence brough! by
vessel which left Corunna on the 18th, OF
The failure OF an attempt made by the
french against that place on the 18th =
We understand that vessel which LEFT
terrOI on The l4lh, has arrived and that
one OF toe passengers reports, tha, no',Silh-
sanding the pains taken by The French TO
Prevent the inhabitants from knowing what
was passing before Corunna, they had
,ound out that desperate attempt was
iu'lIessly made on the | eth.