Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27


much longer, Our gull swsrms with pi-
rates. who do not trouble The European
flags, il is true, but they fall on all Tur.
kish vessels, which caLRot GO out without
danger,
Since the fatal cry OF liberty has been
heard 10 our..country, our enyirons, and a.
bove all, Thessaly. no longer offer any Sc.
curity. The Greeks generally withdrawn
| into their mountains descend in small DO.
dies, falling Unexpectedly upon scattered
| Turks, and commit massacres every day.
Such war cannot improve the affairs OF
Greece 1t only serves to exasperate teel-
ings, and 10 render the state OF things
more and more unhappy
Petals (opposite Prancho. Sept. s On
Sunday the 5th, the Greek fleet appeared,
composed OF "a vessels. Nine fire ships
were sent out. The Egyptian feet also
sci sail, and commenced their FIRE. The
Greeks are afraid OF nobody Much is TO
be appreheGded for the Egyptian feet.
TURKEY.
! The news from Constantinople, which
we get through Germsn and Italian jour.
nails. is little later. The only important
| tact is the renewal of hostiIities By Persia
against Turkey. TIE Persian Prince
Mehemet ALI has attacked the Pacha OF
Bagdad, aud got possession OF SuliWsnia.
| the residence OF the Pacba of kurdistan.
Report ran at Constantinople, that the
| Porte would place the Pscha OF Siistria,
at present Grand Vizler, at the head OF
the army against Persia.
The Smyrneen (newspaper) sings the
l "a tho ph, hava takon
| possession Of the isles ofCrete and Casso.
1t speaks only OF The happiness now en-.
ioyed by the Greeks Of those Islands, IN
living under the administration OF the "a
| cha OF Egypt. The conduct of this Pacha
must appear little ambiguous TO the
Porte, while she sees his ambitious pro-
| iec,s gradually developing.
Letters from Constantinople OF Oct 10,
state. that nothing OF importance has oc-
Cured IN that capital since the Aga OF the
Janissarles was sent back Serious irou.
bles, however, existed in Syria. The
Musselmans OF the Packa OF Aleppo, have
been driven Out of the Saltakia and Trip
oil, and the Emr af the Druses, as we'll as
Mustspha Berber. are approaching to-
wards st. Jean d'Acre, TO ,oln that Pacha.
RUSSIA
From tire Frontiers of .No!dauiG.
SEhLIN.Sept S7-Letters from Bito.
glia of the 10th, announce that Derwisch
Pacha has been decapitAted by order Of
the Grand Seignior. This is the fifth &c.
neral the Turks have thus recompenced
, since the commencement OF the war with
Greece. The Pacha OF Siis,ria who is
still opposed to the evacuation of the
principalities, has set out TOR Constantine
pie in great haste. Ii is believed that he
is going to replace the Grand ViZler.
ODESSA, Sep. 22.-Letters from Con.
stantinopie OF the 18th, speak Of nothing
but the suspicious which the conduct Of
! the Viceroy of Egypt has excited among
the Turks report is circulated that the
Egyptian feet has been destroyed by a
tempest and the enemy. Al allsv-nls the
RIGHTEOUSNESS OF the Asiatc army at Scala
Nuova is remarkable event, and all tina
hopes conceived at The commencement Of
the campaign begin TO be abancoDed--
The Persian Prince, the Governor OF
Kermanschah began hostilities against
Turkey by occupying Sulimania.
SPAIN.
Private pt1ers from Madrid and BARGE
Iona represent the situation OF the country
| az very unhappy and doubtful NJ Cruz
and M Erro are still in prison ; and many
suspected persons are daily seized by the
royalisl volunteers. With regard to the
government, NJ. Zea Bermudez and Al.
| Calomarde are still unrecoDCiled and the
latter IS continually with the King 10 op'
pose all measures meGilated by the prime
minister, one OF which is said TO have been
| the formation OF council, TO be composed
| OF men friendly TO the good OF the country.
! The financial concerns are in a miserable
condition hardly any money is collected
in the country All Who are opposed to
| the government and are able 10 live out OF
| Spain, have gone to foreign countries. In.
| ielligence, true or false, was brought to
Msdf,d by courier, that 1900 constitu.
tIonahsts had landed near Valencia -
| Hundreds OF rich proprIeiors manutactur.
ers. DC are still obliged to stay ia Bsrce>
Iona and other cities, for feat OF being
murdered il they return to their estates,
by officers OF the government who are en-.
Toying the benefit OF them.
A letter from Seville, OF Sept. 18th al.
nounces that the Spanish COVE rnment have
IA tcSSSiS ~ W pun vi
~, to send to Ferroi, where 5000 men are
to be embarked tor Havana.
Five vessels, forming the African squad
ron. sailed rom Rochetort on ID. Sd tor
their destination.
The Commissioners OF Portugal and
Brazil, have lately held new conferences
to take into consideration the answer Il
:ae Court oil Lisbon. This circumstance
is supposed to indicate an approaching ar,
rsngement OF the differences between