Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-18
.l'r,, Xxx y N-D,29As
MORNING, MARCH IS. 1928.

Fam Europe. The Ship Salem ar
NH'', Work on Friday evening from Liv'
'"u bringing London dates to the 's'o OF
.rp'' liverpool to the aoth' and rar's 10 .he
F. - ,hsv do no, vary the aspect OF E"glish
I'm 0a' The News from Greece. is hS''er>
'D" ,a co,hrane has arrived in England
~ from Poros, having left the Medi'er-
b. ,,a,es, because he considers that
'''a - ,nr Archipelago entirely cleared oil
t;,h s fps; and his services IN the Navy
. :. consequently no longer needed
~. 30 .u,,l,er vessels of the Greek navy are
-. ;a, acains, the rira'es, while the Helias
-. and the corvettes have been LAID up al
ne" Those who take TO piracy, he says
,,;v.r 70 il by necessity, and regular gov
~.,, would pvt an eff'ctual stop to 1t. The
Tins had been Fastening away from the
-, as they could possibly Obtain
.r,s Soon after the baule Of Sararino
-, Al the vessels they could aud embark
~. coo men for Egypt Only about 5000
;o,d in the garrisons, and they were IN a
| ,fUi
,..f;,,,. condition. The shores OF the
WE'RE s,rewed with wrecks. According
~. Turki,h ofirial accounts The following
,ne Otomanship' engaged IN the oa'''e'
.r,. Of blu,e ships, al 81 & 2 74's with $50
~ each These roughr 81 hours they d'd
:, ,rike their RAgs. One was :un ashore
-, ~ he, crcw;rtSthrS we're boarded next
corning, driven on ~shore being cut to pe'ee''
=, %, were also IS frigates Of so and 50 guns,
-, ,,o men each; 5 Of them blew up with
| lows three were burnt next morning
T.. >. WI, six double banked lr'ga'es, IKE -
-, d,,v, with from 500 to $50 men-'h'se
r.,. a,uos, totally destroyed or the 20 COR
70 were Tu,kis,. They carried 900
men zach, aud were almost oil lost nc re
m.ipder, II br,gs and 5 FIRE ships, suffered ter
| sihly
I'm the oqd Of October there remained aiioat
- On. doubie bank figatr IS correttes ana
,.;cs rcrmirrrd TO wear their colors, and about
,, u,armrd briggs and schooners. These COM
a., uboIe number that have lately sailed
:, ,,e1,ndria with troops. Lord Cochran 5
,,nion j., i is said, ,ha, good sound dr"o-
hing i, tn ony kind e logic which the Turks
en- he made TO comprehend.
The intelligence from France is wholly pn"
Interesting,
In The English House Of Commons, on the
18Th cfFcb. fer they had re>o we'd themselves
into comOiee of supply, the ministers en-
tered into exp lansuons in full, which occnpi d
the saole Jay. Mr.. Peel stated, that he believed
me Duke oil Wellington would pu sue 4 sIrict-
bpru,ral coarse Oh the e .tholrc question, and
rprr,ented n, ministers as not pledged on a
uy subject. Tie said he had declared TO the
DuSe that, in hi, o,ini N, { decided prefer
,n.e "a ,u'd b. given 10 either the agricultural
commercial, or m -uuTacturing interest, i
would be The ruiR IL the Gavernm, Mt. The
Dukes rylucloncs to accept the Premiership
arse from an unwilliRgues to resign the com
ma Of the army.
Its well understood that Mr.. Van Buren, il
no, ilr alarm, at tn Signs Of he Times
nNtv.York. \ knowledge IF tnis fact ha
given rise 10 The suspicion HAT Instead Of ben
lslsin-d from his sratb by sickness, as aileget
BY bis party, he is absent from the seat Of Gov
'ramsnt and psabahly managing some new
cOmbnajOn in or about Albany. "A gentleman
Al Washington wriIcs 10 the editor Of tn
v T. National Advocate that il search wer
made in the metropolis it is extremely doubtful
whether Mr. V. would be found; and the ed
liars Of the Advocate remark:
k-"ltis said Mr.. Van Buren, was iE tow
rs'rdAy, and has probably proceeded on L
Albany, AHAirs there and through the s,at'
60 not please him, aud have probably Gale
him rom his duties at Washington 10 100
her th's Improvement. Ii will be we'll 10 loo
aicr The gentleman.
Extract TO the editor--dated
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