Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
FOREIGN.

cd to our correspondents OF the Mer-
camille Advertiser and National Advo-
cate, for extracts from French Jourr els
10 the ist Of June, brought by the ship
Bayard. - Bali. Ga-.
The Duke de Dumas and Count
Curial are much better. The Duke
d'Aumount s. Count Cosse were able to
attend the Coronation. The Coachman
was thrown 40 feet from the carriage.
Mr.. Rotschild, in red uniform and
eppauletts, was with the foreign ambas-
sailors al the Coronation.
The King will make bis public entry
into Parison Monday.
The Paris Moniteur Of the soth May,
contains several performances granting
amnesty 70 various condemned persons,
whose rssnes we shall publish at q fu-
tarc dxY. being compslled to postpone
them ~ present tor want Of room.
The EREEKS AND TURKS
An English vessel from Modon bound
10 Odessa, had stopped at Constantino-
pic, tie captain Of which reported that
he was an eye witness to the defeat
of the Egyptian army Of ,oo0, men.
which was annihilated. The story was
.contradicked By soma masters Of French
vessels arrived from the neighborhocd
of Modon.
The story Of the British captain Is
confirmed By letters from Trieste re-
eeiyed It Astburg.
4 PANS, May %.
Letters from Alexandra, via Hydro,
announce that division Of the Egyp-
tian feet consisting Of frigats, i brigs,'
10 corvettes, and 20 transport vessels
sailed on the 9TH of March for the isle
of Gambia, but few days after, being
pyersaken by violent tempest, ,hey
/ rclilfned into the port Of Alexandria
city damaged. The crews, a. we'll
n the troops, on board, Immediately
dispersed themselves, and FASTENED to
regain their homes. This evert put
the viceroy into such rage, that BE-
ordered thu heads Of several naval Of
ficers ID be cut of
According Is adyices from MissoIon.
CHI, O1{sr VraihS, who is the only Otto
man General that could oppose militia
ry talents to the experiences Of the
Greek Captains, has been strangled -
Betat,bJ command Of the CrandSeignoif
A letter from Augsburg states, that
at the departure Of the last courier,
from T fieste run,onr prevailed u =
bloody battle having been fought ID the
enyirons Of Modon, ia which the Egyp-.
tianswere signally defeated, and para
oftbem aid down their arms. lbra-
him Pacha is said TO be among the pris
soners Of war.
Extract ofa private letter Of the Istk
ult. from smyrna; sLetters from Alex
andria annonce that The viceroy Mehe-
met Ali Pacha, is preparing a FRESH ex-
petition to carry prompt succor to tho
Egyptian troops That have tisembarked
in the Morea, but there is reason TO fear
that it will arrive too late to extficats
Ibrahim Pacha from tie wretched 81.
tustiom ia which he finds himself. The
expedition is to consist Of 1900 men,
and be placed nnsIef the command Of
Defterdef Bey, son-in law of Mehs-
met Ali The defeat Of Ibrahim at
Navarino is confirmed from sll parts.
His loss IS very considerable. 6oliman
Bey is among the slain."
The Trieste Insurance Company has
received advices from Corfu, annonn-
cling that several Anstrian vessels. laden
with corn Tor the Ottoman GARRISON a.
Pstras, have been captured by the
Greeks not far from that port
The German Journals announce that
letters from Constantinople had been
received at Vienna, which represent
the affairs If the Porte - be in most
disastrous conditioD.-The Asiatie
troops which the Diyan wishes to send
out to make an attack upon the Isles Of
the Archipelago, are animated with N
extremely bad spirit. The compleisst
INSTRUMENTATION prevails among them.
and il is found impossible to bring them
into state Of discipline.
PANS, May -.
The Oriental Spectator Smyrna)
states that when Ibrahim Pacha landed
at Modan, aeorps of his troops advan-
ced towards Navarin, but the Greeks
who were superior in numbers, forced
them to retreat except fifteen, who
were made prisoners, s whom the Greeks
out Of derision. exercise everyday.
RUSSIA.-E Extract of private let
ter of the 7fh inst. from st, Petersburgh-
---aUn the 7thofFebruary last the wea-
Their was so mild that the inhabitants
laid aside their furs. On the 18th how
ever, We were surprised by winter.
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