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

until their decree is repealed. Two Eng
lish irigaies from Corfu have gone to meet
the Admiral's ship, at anchor before Zante,
to put the decree into effect
Extract ofa private letter OF the 9th ult.
from CorIu:-'I The following Proclanas
ton has Just been issued by order Of Gen.
Frederick Adam, Lord High Commission
er OF his Britannia Majesty in the lonian
islands,
The Provisional Government OF Greece
having addressed TO his Britannia Majesty's
Consul at C onstantinople, as well as to the
other Consuls and Vice Consals OF the Euro
pean Powers throughout the Archipelago,
Proclamation. ST which the tenor is as follows:
sWhereas the Captains of several European
Powers have let out their vessels to the Turk
ish Government, in order to transport troops,
provisions and ammunition, IN opposition to
the orders gwen to them by their Consuls. and
contrary to all the principles ofnsutrahty pro-
claimed by their Sovereigns relative to the con.
test in which Greece Is now engaged.
sAll these vessels, with their crews, will be
treated, not as belonging to a neutral nation,
but as enemies, and will be attacked, burned,
or sunk, with their crews, by the vessls OF the
Greek fleet, or by those of any Greek armed
force that may meet them
His Majesty, in order that no violation may
be offered to the neutrality mich he has ever
maintained vigorously during the existing hos
tillties, and in order to protect the commerce
and lives of hi, subjects, well as OF the lonian
people placed under his exclusive protection,
having ri, en- orders to the Lord Hlg Commis-
sioners to demand of the Provisional Govern.
ment, in his Majesty's name, the immediate
revocation Off proclamation which IS contrary
to the rights of nations and every principle OF
humanity, and destructive OF all relations be
tween. civilized countries
Seeing that, morrow er. the Lord High Corn.
missioner having demanded IN his Majestys
name, the revocation OF that proclamation, the
Provisional Government has ref, sed 1t, and its
refusal has been communicated officially to the
chief commander of his Majesty naval terces:
Notice - hereby given, that in p issuance
ofthe commands of the Lords otthe Admiralty
the said chief commander will proceed forth
with to the seizure and detention OF every arm
ed or ether vessel which may have armed men
on board, or which may sail with or under the
authority of the Provisional Government OF
Greece. or which may recognize ITS authority,
and that these orders will remain IN force until
the said proclamation of the Provisional Gov.
eminent be entirely and officially revoked and
auch revocation be legally communicated by
the Lord High Commis Toner to the Chief
Commander Of his Majesty's naval forces.
The present proclamation shall be printed
in the three languages. English, Greek and
to whom it appertains.
BY command of his Exeeliency,
'(Signedl J. RUDWELL, Secretary ofthe
Lord High COMMISSIONER
The following is from the Austrian Oh.
server:--
Proclamation baving been issued at
Corfu against the Provisional Government
OF Greece, the two English irigates sta
toned in that port received orders TO sail
tor the execution o. the measures prescrib-
ed in the said Proclamation They con
s.Queniiy st.ered their course 0usrds the
waters oftbe MOrea. where the Aumiral's
vessel stationed at Zani. will JON
London Oct u.
By the official accounts from Cape Coast
il appears thai the savages quilted the vi.
clnity on the Goth July. having sustained
severe repvlse on the ] ith and 18th Of
that month.
The discovery ships were seen in the
middle ice July IL, lat. 20 lon. 5. by a
vessel which left Davls's Straits Sept. 8
The master thinks the prospect va. very
favorable. the weather having been uu~
commonly fine
The following intelligence from Con-
stantiGople is OF the lth ult.-' A severe
earthquake is said 10 have taken place at
Jerusalem, which has destroyed great part
OF that city shaken down the mosque at
Omar. and reduced the Holy SepuIchre
to ruins from top to bottom Ii ia SAID that
two Hsssegss have been despatched to
put the Captain Pscha to death This adj
miral caused the Commander of trig ats
that was burned to be beheaded, not " itb-
standing that he had high reputation as a
mariner, The Cspudan Bey has also been
beheaded, by the same sdmiral's orders.
The Captain Pscha who ba d eleven yes
sells {, has etfrctei junction with the
tloalls OF Hasselm Bey. consisting of II
vessels OF Cons anlinupIe. which had ioin.
ed the Egyptian Act Khrousen Pacba
IS report d to have sailed against Samos at
the head o these twenty.e'ght ships An
action has taken place al Athens between
the GFeees and the Turks, in which the
former gained the advantage at first, but
were afterwards repused by the Turks
London, Oct. I3.
A vessel under the Greclan flag. arrived
on Monday of Dover, on board of which
Dir. Biaqulere IS understood 10 be passen-
ger, The following IS IN extract OF a let.
ter received from that gentleman by the
Secretary of the Greek Committee: -
We sailed from Napoli di Romania on the
29th OF August, touched at Zante on the 3!st,