Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30

men OF war, two friSates, four eorvettes, and
two briggs had already sailed from the Darda
nelles. They were 20 be followed by So others
The Pacha of Egypt has been appointed com.
mander in chief Of the Ottoman forces employ.
ed against the Greeks. l7of the Suhanss ships
have arrived at Alexandra, 20 others are ex.
pected from Constantinople, and 100 sail are to
be assembled, with 900 new troops, TO under.
take an expedition, it issaupposed asains, Hy-
dra. Want Of money ansIsbad order would pro-
badly delay the sailing for 2 or 3 months; and
they were apprehensive Of Lord Cochranc and
coup de main.
The Divan, it is said, have rejected the pro.
positions for The Greeks submitted in the pro.
tocol.
| PRocLAMATI ON OF LORD cooHRANE.
We have received by private hand the fol.
lowing proclamation, which has been issued BY
Lord Cochrane 10 the Greek Aaton:-
"Greeks,-Your most dangerous enemy, dis
cord, is overcome; what remains to you TO per-
form is now rendered easy. The people on
every side rush to arms-the fate Of the Aero
polls is no longer doub,ful--the besiegers in
their turn are besieged--the transport Of pro-
visions is intercepted-the passes are guarded,
and retreats become impossible. The liberty
OF the classic soil Of Athens is ensured-once
more will its arts flourish there.
"Oh Greeks! having attained this object,
iayno aside your arms SO long as the feroclous
Mussulman treads the sacred land Of your ia
theirs. Let noble emulation for glory ami
mate your young seamen and the heroes ofthe
Continent-let them hasten.in a mass 10 take
their stations in the national feet Then, il
independence and the possession Of all your
rights are sufficient to enable you TO stop the
passage of the Hellespont, and carry the war
into the states Of the enemy, the naughty Sultan
the sanguinary destroyer your countrymen
will become the victim Of his own subjects.
The Mahomedan power will destroy ITSELF The
banner Of The cross will again float on the walls
Of ST. Sophia-Greece will again have laws
her cities will rise once more from their ruins
and her future glory will equal hat Of ages past.
But think not, oh Greeks, that your country
will be free, unless each of you hasten 10 her
assistance and defence.
"From on board the Greek vesse! Hellas.-
The FIRST Admiral Commander ofthe maritime
forces Of Greece (SigEed) COCHRANE."
.l4th April. 1927"
Portuga-It appears that the apostolic par.
ty in Spain and. Portugal, have succeeded in
bribing some OF the soldiers to characterization,
as they were in want Of pay; but we observe no
important step taken on any side since our last
dates. The life Of the princess Regent is de-
! SPARED Of The next bulletin, il .was said,
would bring iidings Of her death.
London, May 81, "ciiy o'clock
"This is Bank holiday. The Funds have
still tendency TO advance without news or any
rumours in circulation. The preseu, prices Of
Consols are S2a for the settlement 10 morrow
and IS s-4 for the July Account. Exchcquer
Bills are al So pm.
"There is nothing deserving particular re-
mark in the state of the Foreign Market.
brazilian Bonds haze adeclnrd about per
Cent in consequence Of the intelligence receiv
ed this morning by the Buenos Ayres Mail
| the price at present is 57a. Mexican as well
as Colombian Bonds, remain steady, at yester
days prices, viz:-63 So and 8la {: Spanish
10 $50; Greek, l6a."
The Paris papers Of Monday, and the Etoile
dated Tuesday, have arrived in due course
They contain no news. NJ Hyde de- Melville
has ceased TO b. placed on the list OF Ambassa'
doris not actually employed This, we suppose
is mark of Ministerial displeasure for the parl
he took in the late discus sions in the Chamber
OF Deputies upon the subject OF the Madrid and
Lisbon Embassies.
Dispatches, dated the Esd Of March were
received, this morning, at the India House,
from Col Macdonald, at Tarbret. They an
| nounce thar Russian force, consisting oil be
tween FIVE and six thousand regular Infantry,
some battallons Of Armenians, and about five
thousand Cavalry, was assembling a, Charas
and Cara-Calak, on the banks OF the Araxes
and that the Persian troops, under the com
mand Of Abbas Mira, were stationed at Tabri-
ez.
The Fame, Douglass, from the Coast OF Al
riea, arrived in this port on Wednesday She
left Camerons on the 23J Of February, at which
time the only English vessel lying there was
the Eliza, loading for this port. The slave trade
was carrying on very briskly The Tender OF
H. M. S Esk had been there and captured a
Spanish polacca Of about 200 tons burlhen
: with $50 slaves on board, which she carried to
Sierra Leone. When the Fame, left, Spanish
schooner of IFS tons was taking in her cargo
of slaves. information II which had been sent
TO the commander of II. NJ. 5. Maidstone
which vessel the Fame spoke off Trinidad, on
her way to Cameropns.
STATE of The Reuenue.-The amount paid Tor
duties. SC al the Liverpool Custom house, 10
greater during the present quarter than has
ever been previously known. lt'has been esli-
| -. ;c ,he navn,pnfs for the whole year con.