Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-11

are encouraging, an additional tone Of f'.ulls
dence marks the character of the holders s S;a
the sale of indigoes, several parcels bavs 'aes
lied profit OF Sd to cd per Is. Such is me-" :'
! vorable change which has taken place in ae "a
days. Emanating from the metropolis !, '"
tend to dissipate that unparalleled state ~ VII
sery which has so long poured in upon ne 9 @E
all parts OF the kingdom The proptious s,,a
of the weather---the establishment of Br,"'SS
Banks-.-the confidence already inspired a u
be considered as the harbinger of better u'Y
London, Saturday Eve. July 29--ConsnI L'' :
account have until yesterday fuctuaed YEP, i ~
tie, but towards the close Of the market H.. NJ
purchases were made on that day, and ai6sJse
the abundance Of money considerable ADV
took place, Consols which opened III adn.u
ing II 49, This morning the improyem aas.
was continued, the quotation for the acrn nn
being 7Ss at one time, and the last price ~!
8 per cent Red. 7s So; per cent Cons. ~,
Bank Stock 200. The foreign market has ~
proved with the English, Mexican Bonds b ,''
ing been as high as so, and leaving off at lol
Colombian rising to 38aa, and closing at 81
GREECE.
Accounts from Zanle 10 June 80, had rp.cb..
Paris. Lord Cochrane was expected immsJ;
ately in the Archipelago. The Archbjshon ~
| Patras, Germanos, the CONT Melaxas, and ii"
persons Of :he greatest influence, who direc,sS
the insurreclon Of the Hellenis,s, are at ,Sa
head Of the Greek government Col. F,bv;sr
had a cart blanche, to act as he may think mo.t
conducive to The public service. They had .uc.
ceeded in procuring him $4,000 piasves nv
the payment of his regiment, clothing for which
had been furnished by the Greek committee ~
Paris
Extract of letter from Smyrna, dated 10Th
June.-So long as the English continued ;c
pour millions into the Golfers Of the Greek "a.
ton, the English flag vas venerated in all th,iy
seas; since the English have suspended their
subsidies, the Greeks treat them no better than
other nations. For this month past, all Emp
lish vessels that have arrived here from The
ports of England have been pillaged, theircar
tains insulted ill-treated, robbed of their mi.
va;e property, their money, and even their
clothes. All the English ships Of war station.
ed in the Levant are gone to pursue these pi.
rates, who, il general, cruise between Cape
D'Oro and andre, because at this season dis
passage is the most frequented by vessels com.
sui here had on board one of these ships raua.
BILE articles Of household furniture, which he
had purchased in London for % 900 piasties,
the Greeks have taken them all Commodore
Hamilton is gone to Syria, where the pirates
generally deposited their booty. The other
ships of war will proceed 10 the ports which
are known to be retreats Of these pirates
We learn from SYRIA, by an account dsied na
5th, that Com. Hamilton had met, near Il.
George di Schiro, l9 vessels full OF pratec,
known by The name of Liapp bandi;i oil RI
meia, commanded by Vasso Braouviek, OF tke
Bouke de Cattaro, and by one Gusceotte; q Re-
meiot These banditti, after having reine@
Tea, Andres, Tasco, Schoro, and 6chlsitc.
stripped the inhabitants, committed ,hoesanj
atrocities and horrible excuses, were or lhe'
way to SO and pillage some other island. Com.
Hamilton has taken them all to Napoli d 10
mania, to be brought to trial
The ship owners OF Hydra have created a
fund of five millions piasres, to be applied 10
the defence of their island; all their vessels are
armed and completely equipped for service
lbrahim Pacha appeared 10 be without the
means OF attempting any enterprise.
The Greeks appear not to despond. l@
most recent intelligence from Napoli states,
that numerous articles Of equipment have ar
rived for the squadron Of Lord Cochrane, who
was expected Immediately in the Archipelago
The report Of his arrival is therefore prema'
ture. The Archbishop Of Patras, Germane;
the Count Metaxas, and the persons OF the
greatest influence are now at the head oil 'n'
government. Ample means have been pu' H.
requisi,ion for the defence of Hydra. .>aPoH
is provsioned for eight months; and the c'2'
del of Athens, which is defended by Gopr'sr
has provisions for year That of Corlnth =
in complete state Of defence.
The English brig VoIusia has been robOsu
by Greek pirate of al bales of English nam
featured goods, and Of all the money on boaFa.
The losses sustained in this way by the Engp'n
alone, in one month, is estimated al l,700,oOV
piastres.
Constantinople, June 2o-In reference 10 III"
rebellion, little has occurred to change the iac'
OF things; the strangling and exiting 5Js'@ -,
continues with undated rigor, and as Ha'E
chiefs of Janissaries as can be found, rece-'''
the more honorable death Of decapitaiio"
Those who passed the ,eraglio point N"i''
a slight wind blew from the southwark, g&'t
most lamentable account Of the bodies foa'i"o
about; and to give you some idea OF the "o'.
rors' and of the severity of the governme"'
may state that the Bostangi Bashi has o's"
put TO death for connving at the escape y
some persons, and Jaffir Bey, one OF the Juu5