Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-07
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rRrnAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Z, 1927.

the 3lst Of July, and Liverpool TO the I'd INST.
The New-York extracts embrace several inie-
resting items of news relative 10 Greece and
Turkey, Buenos Ayres and Brazil, and the pro-
liable changes in the British Cabinet. In re-
card 10 the Cabinet, il is said that the Office OF
Under Secretary Of State for the Home De-
oartmen7, which Mr. Hobhouse is on the point
Of vacating, would DE filled by Samuel March
Phillips, Esq. Barrister at Law.
The Dublin Patriot says that General the
Earl Of Donoughmore is conf IDENTITY spoken Of
for the Master Gcneralship Of the Ordnance,
in the even, Of the Marquis Of Anglesea assum-
ing The government of Ireland.
Il seems certain that the British Government
las received dispatches from Brazil! respecting
the signing Of lhe Preliminares of Peace be-
tween that State and Busnos Ayres; and, il is
ssser,ed with confidence, on this authority, tha,
besides The payment Of considerable sum by
Buenos Ayres to Brazil, it has been determined
bv the Treaty that Monte Video, and oonsi-
aerable portion of what is called the Banda
Oriental, are to be formed into an Independent
Government, under the protection Of Great Bril-
-g;o, As TO the particular torn Of Government
nothing has transpirsd, but il is concluded that
twill be, like Buenos ayres, Republican.
Letters from Vienna Of The Gath Of July con-
tain The important Information that the Pacha
oeEgypl had determined not to act in concert
with Turkey against Greece. 1t is believed by
some that the European SoUere'gns have promis-
ed to support ,hc Pacha in his rebellion. Ac-
counts from Constantinople are down 10 The
commencement Of July. They confirm former
statements of the great efforts made by the Sui
ian to raise powerful army, in order TO resist
the proposed interference of England, France
and Russia in the alfaiis Of Greece.
General Church is still in the Island Of Egi-
IA. He is waiting for the first movement OF
RedschiG Pacha. lie Keeps that Island as the
mos, proper place from which 10 set out viii
,heysoevcr the wants Of the country may sum
mon him. Lord Cochraue is occupied at fly.
dra in getting III; ;hh1 Grc2h Zee, ia sailing trim;
il will be composed of forty or forty-hye ves-
sells, and thir,y-6ye FIRE ships; the captains COM
handing these vessels received orders month
ago 10 nave them in readiness. Fifteen only OF
+ them and the fire ships are The property Of Co.
yernment, the rest belong TO individuals who
arm them at their own expense.
Accounts from Corfu, of The 26th June, say
that the Seraskier, soon after the surrender OF
The Acropolis, had marched to Western Greece,
and arrived at Thebes in the middle Of that
month. He was expected at Missoonghi
Part Of his troops are said TO have already ar
rived at Salona and Archova, (whcre The severe
actions took place in the winter between Omer
Plcha and Karaiskaki) According 10 the
same accounts, Ibrahm Pacha had sen. part Of
/ his Arabs 10 Trppolizza, and the remainder a
1 gainst Corinth, TO besege the citadel Aero
4 Coriath) The districts Of Patras, Gastonni,
Calayrta, and Vosiizza, and many other towns
and villages in the Norea are said TO have sub
Rirled 10 Ibrahim.
Since the capitulation of the citadel Of A
,heus, the Porte has received no further accounts
Of the operations Of the Seraskier, Redschld
Pacha. I5rahim Pacha is said 10 be on the
march with par, OF his troops towards Corih,h.
Accounts from Salouichi, ofthe 9Th, state that
there are still Greek cruisers in the Gulf ofVolo,
but they have not attempted any further landing.
The Pacha Of Salonichi, by order oil The Porte,
has sent his son, with 500 men, to Volo, which
province has LACEY been united with his govern
menr. 'rhe Gulf OF Salonichi is sill infested
by pirates, who had lately landed on the islands
orThasso and Imbro, * plundered several vii
Lgcs In Imbro they took all the rich ornaments
and utensils from the Greek churches, under
he rpre,cxs that these treasures belonged 10
hem as Greeks. The two lonian vessels at
lacked by these pirates ieIhe Gulf of salonichi,
owed their safety only to courageous resist
ance, in which the captain Of one OF these yes
sells was wounded.
An express arrived in London on the Slst,
in an unusual short passage from Rotterdam
twas sen, off for the purpose of informing the
mercantile iptereSt in ontOp of SOnSldera-