Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-30

"A promised. Itwas rumored that he intend.
s,o nav visit 10 London, to have matters re,
lated. The last accounts state that he pass
ss,,hrough Lyons, on the 3oth October. Ano-
~ account, a letter from Marseilles. states
-, having accidentally been introduced to a
.Sn.e in that city which is favorable 10 the
Tsrks. he has been invited, with some hopes
.f.uccess,. 10 enter the service of the Pacha OF
rryot It is stated elsewhere that his Lord
Pm had sailed for Hydra in expectation of
sndiug the steam vessels; but should he not
ga them, he intended returning to England
9TH all speed. So that after all these contra
s;c,ory asseveralions, we are as much in the
Ssrk as ever respecting the movements Of this
..sat alion'' Of the day.
sMessrs. Harcourt and Delavigne, Deputies
.om the Paris Greek Committee, have return
= from their visit to Greece The French
i,;vate GAZETTE, sloop OF war Hecla, brig Vo-
,.rs and schr Estafette, are about to sail for
SMYRNA, under Captain Fleury. 1t is said they
iii 20 to demand an explanation of the Dey
e Arers, for some of his cruizers having
soarded French and Roman vessels; first going
- SMYRNA Cor the French Consul.
The Greeks are SAID TO have had partial en-
.ouners with a division of the Turkish feet on
,Se 9th, 10th and 18th of September, in which
H. latter lost a'frigate, and the Admiral's ship
vas set on tre
The Oriental Spectator (Smyrna) gives let
,,rs from Alexandria, which state that not on
!, General Boyer, but nearly all The French Of
;errs have quittedthe service of the Viceroy
JEeypt and taken ship for France. Gen. B.
has arrived in Paris
A report by way of Trieste, is corroborated
~ ,dyices from Calamata, that Ibrahim Pacha
vas obliged to retreat from before Trippolitza
on,he llth Sept. The Greek feet had return
a 10 Ipsara to repair the damages received in
,,sirmish on the same day. Two Greek Off
GERS have deserted to the Turks.
Some Of the principal officers Of the Greek
Goyernment have lately put down disturbance
which broke out in the eparchy of Corinth,
caused by two rival chieftalns; and, having been
successful, they intended TO bend their force a.
gainst Ibrahim.
The Marquis Of Livron, agent Of the Pacha
Egypt at Marseilles, has recently gone to
Paris, 10 meet a young man who is great
friend Of the Greeks, in consequence of the lat
.r having written him letter on hearing that
he had been invited to go to Alexandria, and
SIMPLY the place of Gen. Boyer under the Vice
row The intention of the Marquis, or the pro-
hable result of the interview is no. mentioned.
Paris. Oct 25.-The Augsburgh Gazette
contains the following article, dated Trieste,
Oct. 10. "From the reports Of a Captain arriv-
ed from Tschesme, il appears that in naval
,etion on the 18th ult. the Greeks succeeded in
,ettipe FIRE to the stern Of he Turkish Admit
nl's flag ship, but the enemy's efforts ex,in-
pushed il. The Greeks, upon this occasion,
lost four broulotiers The same Captain an
pounced that the Perseverance streamer had
arrived at Napoli di Romania, and was to Join
The feet without delay. He also learned from
an armed vessel that Ibrahim Pacha intended
TO set FIRE TO Tripolitza, in order TO retreat to
Modon with his troops. This retreat is attri-
buted to the want of provisions, and the loss
That Ibrahim sustained at the time of his fruit
less attempt against the Mainots, and his con-
iuual skirInishes with the Greeks, under the
command of Nicetas, Colocotroni, Sc"
Letters of the 2eth ult. from Constantinople
,nnounce that the Sublime Porte has issued a
proclamatian against seditious language and
couyersation. By this act the Mussulmans are
informed that-wi,h Gods help, and under the
shadow of the power of the most high, most
pussant. and most majestic Emperor and Sow
ereien of the mussulmans, and Caliph of Gods
prophet-all proper measures have been taken
10 discoyer those who hold seditious language
calculated to trouble public order. Every one
is desired to take notice that men and women
in disguise will frequen, the streets, houses, *
public places, and that whosoeyer dares to
spread false reports, aud excite disorder by his
or her words, shall be instantly seized and put
to death, without grace, appeal, or delay. Sew
eral executions had already taken place in Con-
s,antinople, in pursuance OF this Proclamation.
MARKETS.
Livsrpool. Oct 22-Our market has shown
considerable activity this week; the sales of
cotton reached 1922 bales-Bowed 81 q;
N Orleans Z a Sd; Alabama and Mobile 81
I'd; Sea Island IL a i6ad;-prices are the
same as last week, but the market exhibits
more 6rmness-2OOO bales were taken for ex-
portaton
Four hundred Brazil, 400 American, and 900
Cuba have been taken on speculation. A sale
Of 500 Surats is advertised for the 9th inst
The import is 40l2 bales, of which 1862 are
S. Island, Alabama and Mobile; 1894 Orleans;
SAL Maranham; 2l5 West India.
Haure, Oct. 22.-The profound calm which
continues to reign in our market, has not allow
ed US to make any sales of cotton since our last;
and to make sales of any great amount, we
should be obliged to submit TO fall OF hall a
sous; besides which, we have received no OF
iers. The purchasers having confined them