Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-06

Ry the arrival of the ship Emerald at Boz
ton, we have London news to the Path July
and Liverpool to the Goth. And by the brig
.arctic, arrived at the same port from HavIe,
Paris dates to July Oath have been received.
The papers contain little news of interest,
except a variety of contradictory and ~unfavor
able accounts from Greece.
No change had taken place in the cotton
market since former advices.
Letters from Trieste, of July 4, say,
that Coloco:roni, who had assumed all
powers, civil and military, had caused
Prince Ma~vrocordalo, and the late Mi
mister of War, Collet,i, to be behcad-
ed. Such was the General rnmor at
Zante. 1t was added that Gourra had
declared against C~olocotroni.
A letter from Corfu, of June 7, re-
ports that the garrison Of Missolonghi
had asked to capitulate TO Reschfd Pa
cha. A letter from the same place, da-
ted June %, says "thc catastrophe
which seemed 70 threaten the liberty of
Greece, has passed away. 1t may even
be hoped that successes are about TO
repair the disasters which signalized
the fist months Of this campaign.'-
The letter goes on to state, that Res
child Pacha must have suffered severe
losses, as Jussuf had suddenly passed
over 10 Lepanto the greater part Of the
garrison of Patras, to oppose the
Greeks, who, after the victory Of Sa-
lone, had advanced upon that place, and
that patras was garrisoned by only 500
men. 1t was hoped the Greeks might
indemnify themselves for the loss Of
Nayarin, by the possession OF Patrss.
C%olocotroni, fifteen days before, had
assembled under his command 10000
Moriotes, all armed with muskets.-
The Bey of Mania could also bring six
or seven thousand men to act in concert
with him.
The Courier Francois says, that a
French officer of distinction has enter
ed into a treaty with the Austrian Co
vernment, in the III Of The Pacha Of
Egypt, in order TO purchase Is men of
war, o lying at Venice. For three
of them the bargain has been concla-
ded, and a negotiation is going on for
the sale of the remainder.
Norfolk, Sept. 2.-H. NJ. c. Ms Brig
Of War L'Endymion, Capt, C~rcspel,
from L'Orient (22d June via Martin
ique, ST. Domingo and Havana, II days
from the last, arrived here yesterday
morning. The, U. S. frigatc Cons,eI-
lation, Capt. Woolsey, and a brig of
War sailed from Havana about Esd
ult. The former stood to the w the
latter to the T.. The John Adams,
Capt. Nicholson, was al anchor OF Ha-
vana. An expedition was fitting cut
at Havana, 10 relieve the forces at ST.
Juan d'Ulloa. Another Instruction
had been discovered on the 18th Of Au.
gust, at a place called Lcmond, in the
Island Of Cuba. The negroes belong
ing to nine plantations were concerned
in the revolt. 1t was discovered on the
morning OF the day that they intended
carrying their plan into execution
Eighteen Of the ~ringleadcrs had been
arrested, and further efforts were max
ing to apprehend the remainder. There
were bul. few American vessels in Ha-
vana. The place was tolerably healthy.
Mr.. V. NJ Garsche, Of Philadelphia,
came passenger in the L'Endymion.-
The officers and crew are all in good
health. They intend remaining in this
port for some weeks. On Wednesday
last, off Cape Halteras, passed a brig
with painted ports, with the letters Il.
c. in her foretopsail, standing to the
Eastward. Beacon.