Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-12
authorising, ia amanner, reprisals
the part of the Greeks.

to Major Accurti, commanding tn,
Austrian squadron, that he could no
comply with his request to second ap
piicatious to the Greek Government,
for the restoration of the Austrian yes.
sells brought into Napoli di Romania,
and detained there; because on the prin-
ciples acknowledged by England, they
were taken in manifest breach Of neu-
trality. NJ. Acourti has given notice
to the Austrian vessels to refrain, for
the present, from joining the Turkish
expeditions.
Corunna, Sept 2-The expedition
for the Havana has not yet sailed from
Ferrol. The general has fixed the LIST
of October COR its departure, but 1T is
probable there will be new delay. A
great par; of the young men who were
pressed have been set at liberty.
Madrid Sept 26.-The minister of
grace and justice has just issued TWO
circular notes, which cannot fail to
consolidate the peace and tranquility
Of the whole kingdom The first, adj
dressed 10 the archbishops and bish-
ops; says, the heart OF his majesty has
been afflicted on learning that in some
churches the pulpit has been abused,
to maintain hatred and private revenge.
His majesty calls on the prelates 10
take care that henceforth only words of
peace be heard in the Temples Of God,
and. as protector of the Catholic re-
lision, his majesty threatens with Sc
we're punishment every ecclesiastic
who shall be convicted in future Of hav-
ing abused the sacred character OF the
ministry to keep up hatred and discord.
The second, addressed to the Supreme
judicial authorities in the provinces,
orders them to stop all proceedings
for political transgressions, and to set
the accused at liberty, whose number
is already extremely reduced.
Paris Oci. 6.-.General lafayette, re-
turning IRON his voyage 10 America,
arrived the day before yesterday at
Havre, Oh board the Brandywine fri
gate. ~
The ENJOYS of Hayti dined with the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, NJ. Mac
kan. NJ. de Crieg and four Ministers
were present at the dinner.
The ENJOYS soon after their arrival,
had an audience Of the Prcsi lent oflhe
Council. They were then presented to
the Minister for "oreign Affairs, and
successfully to al the other Ministers.
From Greece.-Our latest accounts
are by the brig Cherub at Boston, from
Smyrna; and coming from that quar-
ter, are of course unfavourable TO the
cause of freedom. The master OF the
Cherub, it will be seen, reports thai
Mlssolonghi had fallen into the hands
Of the Turks; but this is more than
doubtful..-The Boston Daily Advert
ser gives the following letter, written
within two days Of the Cherub's sail
ing.
"The Greek cause has again bright
ened up. Gambia has been very nearly
all recovered from the Egyptians, and
it was expected the Turks would be
obliged to shut themselves up in the
fortress Of Retimo, as the Greeks had
taken Mount lda, and most OF the
strong holds. An expedition had also
sailed to destroy the fleet in Alexan-
dria, which report says has succeed
cd. Missolonghi had been relieved, and
the Turks driven back with great loss;
and in the Morea the Greeks have
taken new courage, owing to the snc-
cesses in different parts, and have be-
gun skirmishes with Ibrahim Pacha
From the Boston Patriot of Monday.l
From Smyrna.-Capt. Rich, of brig
Cherub, arrived yesterday in Ga days
from Smyrna, left Sd Sept, the L. s.,
squadron, Com Rogers, North-Caro-'
lima, "a, frigate Constitution, * sloops
Of war Ontario and Erie at village
called Vourla, about twenty miles be-
low Smyrna, watering. They sailed
from Smyrna about five days previous;
the crews not in very good health
When the Cherub passed, the Com
modore sent an officer on board and
Informed Capt. Rich that the sick were
fas, recovering; and that as many
were OH shore at English Islands, no
doubt was entertained that the sick
ness would abate, and the several crews
soon be restored to health. The Che
rub has dispatches for government
from the Commodore. Capt. Rlch
was informed that the squadron would
leave Vourla in three days for Napoli
di Romauia. 1t was reported moreo-
yer that one Of the sloops OF war would
remain in the Archipelago to protect
our commerce in those waters and to
give envoy, il necessary.
Capt, Rich states that Missolonghi
and 'i'ripolitza were in possession OF
the Turks, and that it was the current
report in Smyrna, when he sailed, ana
x~.,arall,, heIipyP that the Greeks IN