Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-06
EOREAGN.
GREECE.
coNsThNTINoPLE, J


CoNsThNTINoPLE, JAN. 10.
While the Greeks spread report lavor
able to their cause, the Porte announce
that lbrahim Pacha has taken from th'
besieged in Missolonghi an army ches
with GOO 900 piastres, and that that bull
wark of Greece is reduced to the last ex
tremity.-Thc Captain Pacha is at an
Choir off Patras, and the Greek fleet ap
pears TO observe him there.
January lathe favorable news fol
the Greeks, announced by the last M ali
seem TO be confirmed. Ibrahim Pacha
met with considerable defeat on the
9Th of December, near Corinth, from
Nikitas, on which occasion the famous
Renegade La SIEVE (now Sulleeman Bey,
was the first to take to flight. Ibrahln
Pauha has since gone to Pa,ras, where
Niaulis, who has gained advantages in
another action with the Captain Pacha,
blockades him by sea, and binders bis
operations against Missolonghi. These
accounts make great impression on
the Turks, because this is the last win
ter campaign made by the Egyptians on
European ground.
Ii was already feared that the Franks
in the Egyptian service, who advised a
winter campaign, will pay dearly for it.
The Greeks, THEIR siue expect "a
forabIe issue of this winter campaign, es-
pecially as the interior Of the Morea is
said to have been evacuated by the
Egyptians since the middle OF Deem
Der.
Frequent conferences are stated to
have taken place between the British
Minister a, Madrid, and the Duke din
fantado, upon the affairs Of South Anne
rica, and a Proclamation gifts indeten-
dence suas TO be issued.
The departure Of Count Lieven, the
Russian Ambassador, from London, was
expected for week previous to the
event taking place; and during that
time, constant communications, early
and late, on each day, took place be.
tween him and Mr.. Canning.
The Commandant General OF Finland
has been called TO the Russian Ministry.
Prince MenzikoT is going on Mis-
sion TO Persia: Next to Yermaloff, he
is one oil the most distinguished men oil
Russia. He is to make arrangements
with the Shah OF Persia, in case Of war
with Turkey.
The King Of the Low Countries has
appointed Mr.. E. T. Gro,he, Consul
General for Mexico, i'll place OF Mr..
Higgens, deceased.
On the goth Of February, Baron Vim
cent, the Austrian Ambassador to France,
al public audience, presented his let
tiers of recall, and took his leave; after
which Count Appony presented his ere
dentiaIs, as Ambassador from the Court
of Austria, in the room OF Baron Vincent.
The Marshal Duke OF Ragusa, is APP
pointed Ambassador Extraordinary from
France, 10 be present at the coronation
or the Emperor OF Russia, at Moscow.
The King OF Spain has conferred the
Grand Gordon OF Charles Ill. on his
Excellency the Marquis de Mourtier,
Ambassador from France to the Court
Of Madrid.
A meeting Of tho Kings Privy Coun-
Gil was held on Saturday, March 4th, at
the Council Ofice, London, which set
about two hours. In the evening,
Kings messenger was sent from The Fo-
reign Office, with dispatches to the
Duke OF Wellington and Lord Penhurs,,
the British Ambassadors at Petersburg,
from MIR. Secretary Canning. Tho
messenger was to proceed by the way of
Berlin, having also dispatches from
Mr.. Canning TO the Earl Of Clanwlliam,
Ambassador At that Court. On the pre-.
ceding day a Messenger had been des.
patched from the Foreign Office to Lord
Grenville, Ambassador at Paris.
BRUSSELS, FEB. 20.
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