Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13

"y hS uS Pio4uSSo ~ ehAS SoAi~
grafton communicated itself to the
fortress, andS the town Of Modon, for
FIVE hours, appeared one volume OF
flames, and then we heard one of the
most terrible explosions which ever
took place. This leads us to imagine
that the powder magazines took fire,
and, in that case, every one, and every
thing there must have persisted"
Paris, June 24.-(Extract Of a letter
from Trieste, June 10th. AFTER the
splendid Naval Victory which the
Greeks gained in the night of the 10th
of May, we could not expect to see
Navarino capitulate-yet this has hap.
pened if we may believe letters from
Corfu, dated soth of May. However
it may be, the possession of the place
can be Of no advantage to the Turks
after the loss of their fleet, and their
situation in the Morea is not the less
critical.
Extract of a private letter of the 18th
inst. from Leghorn:-" Several letters
have jus. reached us from Western
Greece. Twocorps Of the Seraskier's
army, each consisting of S or 5000
men, being continually harrassed by
the Greeks, have marched, one upon
the road Of Lepanto, before Mission
CHI, and the other upoR that Of Angela
castron. a few leagues from Anatoli-
con. Up to the 18th ult no action had
taken place in these directions, except
some skirmishes, in which the Greeks
had the advantage. Redschid Pacha
is entirely without siege artillery, and
part of his field artillery, as well as a
great number of Wagons which fol-
low his army, have been captured by
the partizans of the Greeks. The
whole population of Missilonghi are
under arms; and such is their conf
dence of success, that no one has yet
entertained an idea Of putting his fami-
|, in place of safety in any part of the
Morea. The Greek naval station,
which was off Patras, has established
cruizers along the coast from Etolia to
Cape Tonnes, and has itself sailed be-
fore Cape Papas. This movement Of
the division has been made in conse-
quence of intelligence of the early ar
rival of an Algerine squadron in the
Gulf of Lepanto. A great number of
gun-boats have been fitted out at Gu
lixidi, TO prevent the enterprises ofthe
enemy by sea-
The Augsburgh Gazette contains in
- eiice from Hpstantinople to the
iilt. E1 kR{ch it appears, that
- The ACT between the Greek and
Egypzi af fleets off Navarin, IN which
the former were victorious, admiral
Miraoulis set Ere with his own hand
to the Asia, a ffigate Of a. guns, which
blew up with its crew Of 400 men,
Twenty-six other vessels became the
prey of the flames, besides the powder
magazines Of Modon. An Algerine
squadron, consisting of ten briggs and
several schooners, was in sight of Mo-
don, but on beholding this catastrophe
it made for Malta.
Letters of the oath uIt. from Zante,
state, that Stounaris and Liacatra,
who commanded the garrison OF Mis-
,solonghi, have attacked with 800 men
Turkish corps of 1000 men, who had
approached that place, completely de-
feated them, and driven them to the
distance of several leagues from the
fortress.
Portsmouth, Eng. June 27.-Arrival
of Lords CONFERENCE.-The mornings
dawn discovered the Emperor Of Bra
zil's frigate Peranga, anchored at Spit
head, with the flag of Lord Cochrane
flying at the main as admiral OF the
Emperor's feet. After the customary
salutes were exchanged, Lord Coch-
rane landed at the Kings Sally Port a.
bout 10, when the assembled multitude
gave him three cheers, for which he
politely bowed. The Peranga left
Maranham on the goth ult. The Off
GERS report that all the northern pro-
vinces Of Brazil had been restored to
tranquility, and that no hostile vessel
had appeared on the coast since the e.
vacuation Of Bahia, two years since
The Peranga is very fine frigate,
mounting. As guns; most Of the officers
and crewlAre English. A number OF
naval and military officers waited upon
his Lordship at Billett's Hotel. The
first question he asked was, whether
the Catholic bill had passed.
June 2s.-The Marquis of Maran-
ham set off this morningfor London.
About an hour after, Lady Cochrane
arrived, and Immediately followed for
London.
London, June %, 2 P. M.-Consols
have remained all the morning at the
closing price Of yesterday. The TO-
reign stocks, and share markets con-
tinue firm.
Parliament will adjourn on Thursday
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