Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-05

the 6rnans of the Grand Seignor would be
able to keep the soldiers under their colors,
when once the winter had commenced. As to
the CAPTAIN Pacha, after having spent some
time at Alexandria, he has returned with his
SQUADRON to Boudrun, where he is waiting for
the sailing of the new Egyptian expedition
This officer is not without apprehension, as the
Greeks are lowering about him; and it is be-
lieved that he will take the first opportunity OF
making the best Of his way to the Dsrdanelles
to pass the winter quietly"
Extract of private letter of the 10th ult.
from Zante:-"The fifth campaign Of the Turks
against the Greeks may be considered as termi-
mated. and Ibraham Pacha has not been fortu-
nate enough to regain the point for which he
set out in April last. When the snow begins
to fall in the mountains of Arcadia, his situa-
ton will be most deplorable, as he is short Of
provisions, and all communications have been
cut off. The Austrian engineers attached to
the army of Redschid Pacha are roughly treat
ted by his forces, who attribute to them the de-
Law in the surrender of Missolonghi. The
Hrlenist Government having learned that the
Viceroy of Egypt proposed to dispatch COR
vette with specie 10 pay his sons troops, sent
out division to meet it. The Greeks, finding
they could not capture this vessel, determined
to sink it, which they effected in the beginning
of October, off the isle Of Crete"
The Haytien Loan was negotiated by the
Company of Messrs. LATTE & Co. Ardoin,
Hubbard, Cesar de Lepandure, Paravey and
Co. at the price of 80 fir. The sum that the
Haytien Government has to pay for the first in
stalment of the indemnity being thirty millions
and the product of the Loan being only twenty
four millions, the Commissioners Of Hayti
will themselves provide for the first instalment
of six millions, TO be paid on the 9Th Nov
The other inslaments will be paid from month
to month by the Company.
Translated for the National .Adrocate from the
Paris Courier Francois of l3th Nov.
IONIAN ISLES.
Corfu, Oct. l5-His B. Majestys Lord High
High Commissioner has appointed Chevalier
Marine Veia, Knight Of the great cross Of the
order Of ST. Michael and ST. George, to the
vacant presidency Of the Island. The ap.
pointment seems to have given general salts
faction, by reason of the incorruptbly probity,
virtues and splendid talents Of this public func-
tionary.
MOLDAVIA.,
yassy, Oct 1.-THE sublime Ottoman Porte,
anxious to relieve the sufferings of the inhabit-
ants of Moldavia and WalIachia, and having ia
ken into consideration the state Of tranquility
and'order that have reigned throughout these
provinces since the partial evacuation of them
by the Turkish troops, which took place last
year, has resolved upon diminishing the num-
Der which was stipulated by che treaties enter
ed into with the court of St. Petersburgh, and
place the residue, together with their chief,
under the immediate command of the local
authorities.
The Greek families of the Phanar, who had
been recalled from exile, have been restored to
the possession of the estates which they had
acquired in the two municipalities during the
period of their government therein.
The Vistiari (the treasury which had been
charged with the administration Of their pro.
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uuidated all arrearages Of rents due them