Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-13

Ibrahim has burnt and ravaged all
the country about the enyirons OF Ar
gos.
Tine, July 7.-An express sent to
the Greek Government from Missolon-
CHI. has announced that that fortress
must soon fall, if reliefbe not prompt
ly sent
The Arabs have invaded Arcadia.
They destroy every thing with fire and
sword.
"Paris, Aug. 24.-The frigate La
Galathee, commanded by Capt. Mail
lard Liscourt, sailed on the 9Th, from
Toulon, having on board Sidi Nah
mould, whom it carries back to Tunis.
"This envoy of the Bey had ex-
pressed wish to set sail by night, in
order, he said, mot 10 experience the
pain of seeing. recede from me the
shores of kingdom where have re-
ceived so many marks Of distinction
and kindness, of which ! shall never
loose the remembrance
"The Suabian Mercury says, 'The
unexpected appearance Of the Captain
Pacha near Cape Papa, at the entrance
of the Gulf Of Patras, has produced
great change, in the situation OF al
fairs in Western Greece. 1t appears
that the Greek Admiral, Nouza, who
commanded naval division on the
shores of Etolia and Albania, did not
receive advice of the approach of the
Ottoman fleet till it appeared off the
coast; for he Immediately Quilted his
station, without even waiting for ves-
sells of the smallest dimensions to Join
him. 1t is said his object was to re-
unite himself to one of the Greek
squadrons, which cruize off the south
ern shores of the Morea. The Turk
ish ships have entered the Gulf OF
Patras the small Greek ships have
been obliged to take refuge in the Gulf
Of Corinth.
"Immediately after his arrival, the
Captain Pacba caused the two Gene
rails, Jussuf Pacha and Redschid Pa
cha, TO be invited by the officers OF his
staff to a conference in the Admiral's
ship. This conference took place some
days afterwards, and it is said that the
three Commanders in Chief then deter
mined on the new plan Of offensive
| operations against the Greeks. The
troops Of Redschid Pacha have already
received orders to re-enter Etoiia, and
| again to lay siege to MissoIonghi."
"The opposition journals seeing
with pain the public funds ralying,
| now endeavor to brighten the renters
with false news For some days 1t
was the re-enlrance Of our troops into
Spain which they proclaimed. The
Journal des Debats gives out that
Spain is raising her provincial militia
that France is forming camp al the
foot IF the Pyrenees-that England is
strengthening herself Oh the iasus,
and that such great preparations have
South america.
'rhe camps of Bayonne and Perpig-
nan are but camps Of exercise The
Spanlards have collected no troops but
for the FerroI expeditions; and the Eng
lish station OH the Tagus has not been
reinforced.
"But ofwhat importance is truth to
the Courier Francois and the Journal
dies Debats? WHAT they desire is war
somewhere; but we can assure their rca-
ders, that the political horizon never at
any period presented an aspect so calm,
and so many pledges for its continu-
ance."
French Funds,--Five per cents. 1927.
4oc. do. for the end of the month, at
3o'ciock, lo2f. 4oc three per cents.
72f. 45c. d.. at 3 o'clock for the end
Of the month, ri. Soc Neapolitan,
SSi. CSC. ; Spanish bonds, III.
The following are extracts ofprivate
letters received this morning.
"ConstantinoDle, July 25.-The Bri.
tannia, Neale, that loaded al Enos with
provisions for the Turks in the Morea,
has been carried into Napoli di Roma
MIA by the Greeks, and her cargo con-
demned. With respect 10 carrying
cargoes for the Turks, we have no re-
dress, if they refuse to pay US for
freight, which they universally dis.
pute, even when the voyage has been
successfully performed for them; and
oul consul here, Mr.. Cartwright, will
not interfere, as he says he has nothing
TO DO with Turkish transports. The
Greeks now take all vessels laden by
the Turkish government, so that there
is an end to freights in that quarter.
"Smyrna, July l9.-Greek news is
scarce. There is report that Colo
cotroni has ,hrashed Ibrahim Pacha,
who was near Napoli, and that he has
wounded him; and that Petro Bey,
with 5000 Albanians, have beat the
5000 Arabs that were landed from
Gambia. A conspiracy has been dis.
covered at Napoli, and the authors
have heen chot b,ya rra,t bona,