Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-25

brings inc lOllOWiilS uClaiio' HSis
were 1000 or 5000 Turkish bodies in
/ the bitches of Missolonghi, and the
enemy's camp was, as it were, annihilai'
ed It was believed that the Seraskiel
: would raise the siege. The fleet of the
/ Captain Pacha has already retired, il
! two divisions, to the Archipelago, al
| ter having lost brig Of lsguns, and g
1 schooner, which were taken by the
Greeks"
I There is no truth in the assertion o.
a journal Of this morning, that the In
FAINT Don Carlos has asked permission
of King Ferdinand to come to France
This news may be placed in the same
! line as that which we find in another
Journal, that French regiments are ex.
pected at Bayonne, to go and take the
place Of the Swiss at Madrid.
1850, From, the Journal de Paris.]
Paris, Sept. lo.-A journal 'announ,
ces that the Greek government has
placed itself under the protection Of
England. So important piece o.
news requires continuation. There is
no allusion whatever to it in our letter:
from Trieste. 1t was only known
that, for some time past, the commu
nlcations between the Anglo-loniar
government at Corfu, and Napoli d
Romania, were very frequent, and a
report had even circulated in some pla
ces on the coast Of the Adriatic, tina,
Greek agents had come to Corfu, &c
solici, certain quantity Of arms and
ammunition.
., From the Jomnaides Debats
Paris. Sept. lO.-If it istrue that the
Provisional Government ofGreece has
submitted to Great Britain, as reports
say, heavy responsibility is thrown
on our administration.
Whether England declines this sub
mission, and thus leaves whole Chris
tian population to perish, or whether
she accepts it, both the Porte and Rus.
sia will arm themselves for different
objects, & with different views, against
her. France was despoiled by the last
conventions, when Russia, Austria,
Prussia, Sardinia, and even England
herse!fwere aggrandized France will
thus see country united TO the Bri.
fish Isles, in which she has acted a
part so useful to her interest, so noble
for her honor, and so excellent for hu-
Ilanitv
p. S. BY some of the documents
which we have seen, the Provisional
Government has placed the whole OF
Greece, the continent and islands, un-
der the protection Of Great Britain -
The negotiation was conducted by
Mavrocordato and the Commodore
Hamilton A despatch of Gen. Roche,
announcing this important news to the
Greek committee, has not yet arrived
We know not what documents may
have been communicated to the editor
Of the Journal DIES Debats, hut we are
satisfied that no negotiation of the kind
alluded to, has taken place. 1t may
be possible that, under the pressure OF
adverse circumstances, overtures have
been made; but their unqualified accep-
lance was obviously out Of the ques-
ton. The utmost that would be done
in so delicate transaction, by the Bril-
fish functionaries in that quarter, upon
their own responsibility, would be to
offer TO transmit home any proposals
that might be formally made TO them.
Courier, Sept "a.
Leghorn, Sept. 1.-Two foreign ships
of war have Just entered our port
the English corvette the Medina, OF
20 guns, Captain Montague Watcher,
and the Algerine corvette the Rasper,
of SO guns and 1913 men. This vessel
is commanded by his Exoellency Ad-
miral Achmed Barbascherif, and has
made the voyage from Algiers in IS
days
The Allgemeine Zeitung TO the 9TH
Sept. reached US this morning. 1t has
extracts from the Osseyatore Tristmo,
under date Trieste, 18th August, de-
failing the events Of the ID August
before Missolonghi, when the Seras-
kier sustained so signal "a defeat.
These accounts are conhrmatory Of
our previous information, and conceiv-
ed in almost the same words They
differ, however, in the important fact
Of the number of men engaged on each
side, and OF the amount left dead in
the trenches. The affair appears, in
every point Of view, as glorious to the
Greeks arms. This news spreading
through the country will, we doubt not,
animate the dropping courage of their
fellow-countrymen, and especially those
now opposed to Ibrahim Pacha in the
Morea. Thus stimulated, we trust they
will be enabled finally to triumph over
their oppressors, obtain their own in
dependence, and subsequently preserve
it, without appealing to the protection
of any foreign state.
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