Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-09
LONDON PARAGRAPHS.

kdTiidueut 10 luItber pforogueu Until
the Alb of November 1t is said. iba,
both Houses wilIlthen meet for the A.. s'
patch OF business, and il is expected ,h.,
dissolution will take place 10 The course
Of the ensuing spring.
The Courier says, We understand ,ba,
an official person from the Spanish 90,
verDmeDt has made applica ton TO our 90 so.
vernment 10 purchase frigales, to which
they have given decided refusal. Ths
same person, however, has been SURVEY.
ing. we understand, lndiamen and shin,
of large class, respecting which he h..
taken The particulars, and left iowa f.,
Paris last night
The Paris Journal les Deba:s, in conv.
ing the article from Mexico aDnouncinc
the arrival at SACRIFICES OF NJ. Samuel, The
French Commissioner, states, in a not.
that he is evidently only a Commissions,
sent by the Governor of Martinique, and
not directly by the French government.
A rumor has prevailed, Of advices hsv.
ing been received from Madrid, Stain,
that Don Francisco, the brother OF tho
King of Spain. is about to proceed 10
South America, but to what part is nor
mentioned.
The basis Of commercial treaty is said
10 have been agreed upon between Great
Britain and Buenos Ayres, which, when
concluded, must strengthen the inter.
course between the two countries.
His Majesty's steam vessel Lightning
arrived at Portsmouth. quilted Algief,
Bay, July II, and completed The voysgs
in IS days, although she touched al Oh.
raItar, and stayed two days at Lisbon 10
take in coal.
The most catering accounts OF the state
Of The harvest are given from all quarters
of the three kingdoms. We observe, ibat
the ripening process is generally nearly a,
early this year in Scotland as 10 England
or Ireland; and it the present favorable
weather continue for short time, the
y hole crop is likely to be got into the
! barn yard in excellent order.
THE GREEKS.
PANS, August % The news of The
setaking OF lpsara and Casso is confirm,
! ed from all quarters; the Augsburg
Gazette of the ED contains tour cir.
cumssntiaI letters on The subjec; one
! from Odessa OF the Sd of August, ha. news
! from Constaniinope of 28lh July, fully
confirming the return Of the Ipsariols With
the Hydriots and Spezziots; they took 8V
armed vessels, and put 5000 Turks 10 The
sword. The destruction of tue Egyptians
at Casso rs equally certain. English yes
sells have brought 10 Malta the news Of ths
| triumDh of the Chris ians.
Extract Of a private letter.
CoRFu, July 2l.-The Journal de Miss
soloDgo gives the following news: The
Greek feet which left Hydra on the 9Th,
soon reached the alters OF lpsara. An en-.
gagement there took place between it and
the Captain Pacha's feet. The combat
was obstinate; but the Greeks, by means
of their Ere ships, succeeded in burning
three Turkish vessels commanded by Ca
por,dam Pacha Vice Admiral, the Pa.
troaa Reg, (Sub-AdmiraI,) and The Req
Ia B:y, (Rear Admiral, which were
blown up. The Captain Pacba succeeded
in saving bis own ship, but she was much
damaged. Several other Turkish vessels
were either taken or burnt; the remainder
OF the Turkish fleet took refuge in Mtg.
ene. After this decisive victory ID.
Greeks landed at lpsara, where more than
2ooo lpsariols still retained possession Of
two forts. They favored the landing Of
their countrymen, and FIVE or six thousand
Turks who were in The island, terrified
by the defeat OF their feet, took 10 flight,
were pursued, and all cut to pieces.
! CoNsTANTIsoPLE, July 25.--The eng
ma of the Captain Pacha's return to N.Y.
lylene is explained by letters from SDyr.
ma. The united Greek squadron appeared
off Ipsara unexpectedly-have taken II
gun-boals and brig, and have masiacpd
every Turk on the ISLAND. A great nun
Der, it is said, have persisted; but on ibis
point the reports 10 not agree. After lhls
circumstance the Captain Pacha returned
TO Mitylene, and sent some trigates 10 ~
sara, which arrived too late, as bs
Greeks. it is said, had evacuated he
island which does not, however, appear
probable.
LONDON, Aug. 2o.-Tbe following lei
ter was received co Saturday morning ro9
a most respectable person al Corfu, daies
July 22 - Fhe affair of Ithaca, wbcS
happened in November last, is al ieng'
10 meet with proper attention. Two IL
glisb officers were appointed by The io9a0
government TO proceed 10 NapoII al nv
mania, the seat of the Greek GovernnseL
have lett this place in brig OF war ins
Ieniy OF the Greek Government 10 the Or
sentients, has been attended With lhe nay
piest effects; for all are now cordially ~
operating for the public good. The elec'
| lions have terminated 10 The most sa'Islat'
| tory way, aud wsrlke preparations arr
making 10 great extent. The retrss y;
the Turks from Zeiuny is confirmed, anu
similar fate has attended the expedIu9a
which was marching upon Athens, mh
BIaquiere has LETT M;ssilongh hi tor Napoa
4; Ro,.n;. :, connanv with Lord ChaFle