Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30
FARTHER FROM THE ARCHIPEL-

I, FARTHER FROM THE ARCHIPEL-
/ AGO.
from the Ny. Commercial Advertiser Nov. 95.
| Our advices yesterday direct from Smyr-
IA Via Boston. were to Toe Cd OF Septem>
per- The Boston papers received this
morning contain extract, from The SmyrneD
TO the lth, and letters OF the l4tb and
| 10th OF September. We give extracts be-
low, from all OF which it is satisfactorily
proved, that up to the latest dates nothing
| had been effected against the Greeks, but
| that on the other band division OF the
turkish fleet had been destroyed, and
the great camp at Scala Nova was entire-
~ broken up, and the great body OF Asia.
tic troops which had been there assembled,
dispersed itnow appears that attempts
were making 10 form new army, 10 con.
sIst entirely OF Jannissaries, but up to the
date above named, and even to the time
| OF the sailing of the Charles from Smyrna,
which was about the Goth OF Sept, neither
the Turkish or the Egyptian fleet had
| gained any decided advantage.
he camp which was broken up, con-
sisted OF 100, 600 men, and was formed on
the point OF Asia nearest TO the island of
Samos. The first division of The army
was embarked when the Greeks attacked
and defeated part of the Captain Pacha's
armament.
1t will be seen by one Of our extracts,
that the Turks al Smyrna do not despair.
And bis Serene highness, who breathes
only goodness and clemency' having again
put forth all bis energies TO destroy the
Christian Greeks, La Smyrneen exulting.
~ exclaims-'Fhe storm is not yet over.
Let not the Samiens deceive themselves,
destruction awaits them
The Greeks continue to fortify Misso-
longhi. A fort at the entrance of the har.
Dor which vas called the Fort of Honor,
has, since the death Of the noble volunteer.
been named Fort Byron
A school for mutual instruction has been
opened al Argos, and another at Missolon>
CHI; OF the latter Demetrius Paul, from Pa.
rls, ia preceptor.
The following paragraphs are from the
Smyrneen of Sept. IL:
Scala NoUG.-A new campis formed at Psi.
di, city situated twelve hours ride south of
Dib Bournou. The Janissaries are every dav
coming in here, this army being to be formed
entirely of them Our city and neighborhood
are ruined. We know nothing certain respect
ing the Captain Pacha. We are assured, how
ever, that the Grand Admiral is at Stanchio
with part Of bis squadron. The Egyptian
generalissimo is at Rhodes with his army, de.
tanned there by the north winds, which prevent
hi, going out. The Egyptian troops have suf.
fered much. Many OF the horses have perish
ed for the want of water. We are assured that
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their term of service have threatened to retire.
An hundred sail of Greek vessels, commanded
by admiral Miaulis, are cruising along this
coast, and seem to be only waiting the signal
for combat.
SMYRNA, Sept. ll-Letters from Constan.
tinople inform us that his Highness has sue.
ceeded by his firmness and energy, In putting
an end to the Vaccinations of the wicked
Every thing is restored to order. 1t is to be
wished that the sovereign like the Sultan, all
whose orders and frmans breathe only good.
ness and clemency, might long reign for the
happiness of the Rajas. Every one knows
that his Highness has always condemned the
disorders of his armies. Our governor, Has
san Pacha, has received orders to cause to be
enrolled 5000 Janissaries, who are to 60 to.
wards the new camp which is to effect It's land,
ing at Samos. We augur we'll from this new
army. which is composed only of Janissaries,
men who are less sanguinary and little disposed
to pillage. A French ship coming from Stan.
chic, saw the naval forces of the Captain Pa
cha and the Egyptian Generalissimo in the
harbor of that Island. This united squadron
was detained by adverse winds, which have
prevailed in those seas for some time
The most severe discipline is observed among
these troops. The soldier pays for what he
takes. The health of the troops is good. We
are assured the two armies will act in con cert
Admiral Miauis' squadron is at Patmo,. The
Samians gain courage. Most of them have
come down from the mountain to take
care of the vintage, A European ship was at
Samos, loading with wine. We have seen
vessel arrive IN our port from Samos. The
storm is not past. Let not the Samians be
blinded, they are SO near their ruin.
Extract Of a letter from Smyrna, Sept. Is.
sThe Dervish Pacha has been obliged to re-
treat, after the battle of Salona, q beheve,)
with the loss of all his army, and saved himself
with only 20 men. At Negropont, the Turks
have been defeated; and all over Romelia the
Greeks have been successful a military A.
cademy has been established at Napoli dc Ro
mania, and Schools IN all the principal cities.
We have some whispered reports that some
Turkish ships have again been burnt by the
toman fleets are at anchor
LOWER CANADA.