Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-11
Nsw YoRK Sept. ~


importance. x
There was no Improvement in the Ha-
yre market, which continued very dull
A fire broke out at Hayre July 3lst, which
destroyed amongst other property, the
store OF MI. Phillipon, and about 800 bales
cotton.
The French stockswere at s84. Loan
ct 1898, 100 premium. Spanish Lean,
535.
The Duchess de Berry went on board
and examined the Edward Quesnel on the
29tb. July, 5 days before she sailed for tins
port.
THE GREEKS AND TURKS.
PAE,s, July 2s.
We have received from Missolonghi
letter confirming several particulars Fela-
tive to the affairs OF Greece.
The TURKS have disewbarked 1000
men at Negropont, and il is feared that
place is on the point OF sugrenderingi II
may also be the case with Pairas, Lepan-
10, Coron and .iodon, OF which he Greeks
do not press the siege, not having any re-
gular troops.
The Pacha OF Egypt has received from
the Porte the title of Generalissimo, but
this dignity will not attach ham To bis
cause, and n is not known whether he
will ever fight for him. He has his eyes
fixed on Gambia.
The Turks commence their campaign
in three columns directed against Attica,
Carpenitze ond Acarne. Our corfespoD-
den: thinks tina, this campaign like the
preceding, will not produce any effect,
and that the Turks will endeavor to pro-
duce dissatisfaction among their adyersa'
ries oy the means of brihes. Lord Byron
had expended about 100000 franks tor
the cause OF the Greeks, but il appears
that these funds were not always applied
With necessary discernment, ADD that after
the deathof the Poet, the soldiers 10 whom
be gave excessive high pay, committed
several irregularities, because the Greek
government could not continue them.
ODESSA, July 8.
Ii appears that it was at Casso, aud not
at Tenedos, that the massacres have been
committed. Two or 5000 OF the Egyp.
tan troops landed on the a6tb of May Ia
that Island. and put TO death all the lnha-
bitants without distinction; but, they write
from Santonm, that on the 18th June, a
Greek corps from Gambia had surprised Il
defeated the Egyptians.
RUSSIA, July 2.
The declaration of the Geek Senate
of the { eth May) 9th Juhe. by which il
nensced all vessels under whatever flags
sailing, who were suspected OF carrying
necessaries to the Turks, has produced
lively sensation tConstantinople. ltap-
pears that the first effects OF this declara-
ton had determined The Christian Cap.
tains to break their engagements which
they bad contracted with The Porte and
Vice Roy of Egypt.
BERLIN, (PRusalA,) July ~
They write from 81. Petersburg, that
the conferences which had commenced in
that capital on the subject OF he affairs OF
Greece, bad not produced any result -
The Emperor Alexander had proposed 10
put Greece under the guarantee OF the Eu-
ropean Powers, and to give them CO.
vernment resembling that Of Moldavia and
Waiachia, but this pro- ect was violently
opposed by England, who wishes that
Greece should be organized like the ioni.
an Islands. 1t IS probable that the execu-
ton Of these plans will meet with great
opposition among the Greeks, as we'll as a.
moDg the Turks themselves.
Extensive operations in the funds have
taken place this day. Consols 99 3-a to
9sa, Little done in the Foreign Funds.
Colombian Certificates ST per cent dis.
count. Mexican Bonds 81 l-S. A great
capitalist yesterday bad conference Of
more than three hours with Mr. Tea Der
mudez, upon the subject as is supposed OF
the Spanish Loan. bot the result has not
ansplred.
From tie London Morning Herald, July s6.
The communications between the Fo.
reign and The British Government continue
with the greatest activity-it is supposed
they are engaged in negotiations of great
Importance, which embrace the affairs Of
Spain, Portugal and Greece. Our govern.
ment refusing to send a Minister to the
projected Congress, has prevented its
meeting.
The conferences Of Johnannisberg, have
relation, principally, as is said, to the
States OF Germany; but, if the affairs OF
Spain and Portugal are discussed there,
these deliberations will not affect the line
Of conduct which our government intend
10 pursue. ln case that the next des.
patches from Col Hamilton, lin Bogota)
should confirm the favorable reports area.
dy received from Colombia, our Govern
msnt, it is affirmed, will al once acknow
ledge that Republic. There are no pre-.
paratious at Cadiz tor an expedition to
South America; and besides, Spain, has
neither ships nor money requisite Tor such
an enterprise.
Ertract Of q Lettsr-HAvRE, Ang. I.
BY the annexed statement, you will
pc c i've that pur stock OF Cotton has con
tInued to increase, and that our stock now