Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-10-12
E0NEAGN.

. I1aymsil, mas arriVeu ~ bootoh, h' ~
days from Malaga. Capt II. informs
that Span was in very unsettled state,
and ,ha, il was reported on The day he
If, lhala serbus disturbance had taken
place al Algesras between the inhaoi-
Iants and the Fhnch troops quarlered IN
jlhatpiacs, which was caused by the Tor
mer exhibitng Spanish fiag, waving
over the Ffenca Gag; that the captain
oil The schooner Luolndarepo passing
several English bomb vessels hound
down the Mediterranean; and that ne
(Cspt. Hayman) saw Two OF shem pass
| the Gat The same dsy h did, from ~hifh
| he Inferred thai the differences between
The Eugilsh and HE Aigerines had beer
seuied
! was reported at Malaga that the
| Frebch Consul had been ordered 10
ieape Gibraltar in 8 days, and that 5000
BRITISH troops had arn ed al Lisbon. -
Tne Spanish Liberas at Malaga were
1ishiy elated al tht news. Rnmofs
were received daily of disturbances IL
diTereo, paris 0, Slain. About 1000
persons had arrived al Malaga, 10 De
transported to different tof,resses, fof
being concerned IN tie lale resoiu'ion
From Gt6raitar.-f lies Of the GIL
brahar Chronicle fave reached Us, to
24;h July, in which We find an extract OF
letter copied fron the Augsburg Ga
zet,e, dated Alexaldri,, May the LIST,
stating that the SabIiipe Porte had, al
the request Of the Viceroy OF Egypt
confided the pssiGca;ion OF Greece TO
that Prince, who had agreed to pay the
whole expense Of the expedition. In
consequence OF this, steps, il is said, have
been taken TO accomplish the offset, by
eonierring unlimited powers on ibfahi'i
Pacna, who was to open the campaign
by Offering safety and projection to the
lbbaDl.snts II they returned 10 their tor
mer vlssalags; but if they obstinateiy
''relect equiiahie propositions, they
viii be exter,ginated. Ten frigates had
been sen, by The Porte to assist in this
bGnane BUSINESS, 10 which the Ficeroy
asd added 35 other vessels, which we're
10 ronsc, $4,000 troops to the Morea,
two-ldltjs D. witch hgJ been trained az
ter Inc Enrepean sys'.n. Ehis letter
is sad 10 be o3ic5ai, End to have been senS
to Inc Augsburg G.zcue by the agent
Of ilehe,ne' All, residing at Trieste.
Whtlher this ysfatemea, be true or
false, i appeers by letters FROM Smyrna,
that ne Turks under the Cap ain Pacha,
rue TO thelrssvatqm of 5xtermlnation,
ereoched themselves in blood at every
place where they touched, on their arr
val n tire Dsriane les. TO stimulate
them to these acts ri bafba:,ty, the go
vernmsbt is stated to have withheld from
them their food and pay, calculating tha,
theg WOO id has enter more warmly into
acan.csl wherc abuallaacc ot plumber
was to be ob,alned, ihsn Il their hands
were full. Arcordingly, on entering
Maenia they put TO the sword all the
Christians ABOVE eight years OF age, and
acted these scenes ot carnage IN all the
hamlcts wnhl. crcui, OF 10 leagues
But tbs was light, continues the writer,
- compared with pGrgamps, where TO-
600 Christians were b.uluaisy mastered
ii SO ho1rs." s4
These disgrseeful and barbarous pro-
ceedinss, it is added, produced an etieci
which was naturally to be expected Al
ter gln,ting himself With the blood ofths
inhahilan,s OF Melcnia and P<rganos,
and punderiag their dwellings, the Cap
tain Pacha steerod to the Therna,c
Guph to attack The Isle Of SCialhos,
where, il appears, the Greeks were ex-
pcc,ing him. Being Ignorant of their
measures, he fred more than 1000 guns.
and then landeda mum rous coros. An
action INN eliately. took place, in which
the Patriots attacked The Tarks with
such fury, that the pacha alone escaped
in gondola Ga reaching his vessel,
he sailer for Salpnlca, where he was re-
rassmen,, the contingen's which he sac
riff ed, being composed of Turks recuit-
cd IN the environs 81 Cass andria, Nsous-
"a and Macedonia
II is always source Of qualification
10 find, that, notwithsia ding the details
Of horrid cruelties committed by the
Turks that so frequently reach us, they
are accompanied by accounts of resis-
lance and bravery on the part Of the
Greeks which afford ground to hope
that they viii, finally succeed in securing
independenee.-W Y E0e. Post.
BALTIMORE, SEPT II.
L