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


their boats penetrated into the lake
which surrounds the fortress of Misso
longhi. The fortress, the lake, and
the outworks, were hidden for hours
in the thickest smoke. At seven o.
clock in the morning the cannonade
ceased; the besleged had gained moss
decisive victory, repulsef the assailant.
on every side and killed great mum.
Der. The Turkish army amounted to
: $4,000 men. The Austrian schooner
VigiIan was present, and its command.
err Chev. Buratovich, will be able 10
give the most correct account OF the
whole affair. es
.Aug. An English brig which ar.
rived here from Corfu yesterday even
ing, brings some further particulars of
the late events. In the bitches Of Mis-
soionghi were the dead bodies of Z or
5000 Turks, and the enemy's camp was
in manner annihilated; the Seraskier
was expected to raise the Siege. The
Captain Pacha's feet has already sail
ed for the Archipelago in two divisions
after losing an 10 gun brig and schr.
in an attack made by the Greeks before
Missolonghi. Fifteen ships of the
same fleet have entered the Gulf Of Pa
tras. 1t is thought that the return of
the feet to the Archipelago is intended
to cover the sth landing offresh troops
to reinforce Ibrahim Pacha. Mean
time, however, the Greeks can bring
relief to Missolonghi without impede
ment.'
Our readers will have seen by our
extracts from the French papers, that
the Royal Court of Orleans has sent
for Judgment to the tribunal of Correc-
tional Police the Cure Bergeron, accus-
ed of an outrage to the memory of Lou
is XVIII. and his present Majesty
Charles X, in having from the pulpit
condemned them 10 eternal damnation,
the one for being the author Of the
chapter, and the other for having
sworn TO maintain it. His Most Chris
tian Majesty then can no longer escape
from the audacity Of fanaticism! The
tree must bear its own fruit. The an
nails Of the world attest, that in all
times, when the spiritual power has
made an invasion upon the civil admi-
nistration of affairs, it has never stop
ped half way. If it were necessary, be-
fore admitting the authenticity Of this
historical truth, to look INTO the cause
of it, the events of the present epoch
would serve to convince the most in
credulous that the position is a correct
one. The Army Of the Faith, destined
in 1928 to re-establish the Legitimate
power of King Ferdinand, in 1925:
wishes to restore that legitimacy upon
the terms dictated by the Spanish
monkish militia. His Catholic Majes-
tv is reduced to the necessity OF re-
claiming the assistance Of His Most
Christian Majesty, to aid him in chas-
Using his rebel clergy, and the French
soldiers, a second time liberators, are
destined to fall by the poignards OF the
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the Spanish curates, and are treated by
them as heretics and ENJOYS from hell.
Really it is well worth while for the
French government TO incur the ex-
pense Of an army ofjesuits, capuchins,
and missionaries, in order to procure
for itself bad reputation in the terri
tory of the holy Office. Happy, thrice
happy, are those countries governed
by the wisdom and foresight of sover
eigns who know how to suppress in
their origin those attempts which soon
er OF later bring in train such lamenta-
bic results Brussels paper.
An Association of private nature,
but Of men of known wealth and cha
racter, has been formed to recover the
treasures which were sunk in Vigo
Bay, in the reign Of Queen Anne
Smollet describes the amour. as Ia
millions of pieces of eight; and we
are informed that the galleons are en-
tire, and may be distinctly traced at
low water. The contract is with all
Englishman, and the hall OF what IS
recovered is TO go TO the Spanish Gov
crnment, which is sufficiently anxious
to see the undertaking speedily reall-
zed The great diving bell of Rams
gate, and other bells, with a complete
crew of English divers, under a strong
protection, will sail in few days. Ii
is ascertained that the galleons are on
a sandy bottom, and, if we may believe
what we hear, there is no doubt of sue
cess. The Bay Of Vigo being enclo-
sed with narrow entrance, is very
calm, land this will much favours the UNI
dertaking. Courier.
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