Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-22

l.o-d Dudley; but he is sill Minister 70, r. .
Pedro. Doa
GREECE.
The Courier de Smyrne Of the Sd Nav
tains an article, seemingly Of advice =, >' "a
Porte, which the London Courier ssc,ibs. 'c
foreign minister. Ii insists on The Nee
That exists for Turkeys recognizing The r..
revolution TIE Rect burnt, the Gro a
flying On he coasts Of Me,senia. lbr.bim ~. ",s
ced TO the creates, distress, and the Rms,i.tu
ready TO attack Turkey i'm the interior &c Wv
Empire commerce ruined taxes Increased ."I
general disc ontent prevailing urged >.
rendering snoh 4 measure n cessary.
The Standard says" II is supposed th,, H..
Porte will enter into negotiation with ~.
Greeks, and that some Satisfactory terms ~.
be agreed on. In corrobora,ion OF vhr" AI
letter from Paris, led the | It'll, saws, Ib,,ra
Pacha has at length come 10 dr,erni, .,;'"
10 negotiate Tor the evacuation of the NJ
and that commissioners ave appointed IL mss,
hims Hopes are sill ent rtained in Pr,n.s
that aff,irs will we, be settled with the po,,.
and Russia."
The Austrian Squadron in the Med,sr,,
mean, is said TO have brrn successful In n.,o.i.
ating an exchange OF Greek prisoners for !.
rabs, at the rate Of one Al alb Tor three Grest.
Six hundred Greeks have been delivered and
sen, to Egina.
Accounts from Paris announce iha, Akx,,
dria is blockaded by an English squadron AM
that the French feet in those Seas i, put u,J..
the orders orour Admiral. They ada, thu, -.
Viceroy is alsrfned, ana: that he has retired IN.
upon Cairo, which he is putting in a state oi
defence.
The ports Of Modon and Navarin Continual
10 be most vigorously blockaded by The Allied
squadrons. An Egyptian ship, which, besid.,
flour and biscuit, had considerable sum ofmo
nry on board for Ibrahim Pacha, was caprured
by the Greeks, and Carried into Egina. The
want Of provisions was sensibly felt in the A.
rab camp, and had Caused a malignant fever
which, from the number Of deaths, almos, -.
sembl.s the plague. lbrakim is said 10 he ~.
trem-y incensed al the conduct Of thr Europtsp
Admirals, ana TO have sworn to execute s~,ere
vengeance in the Morea, If they do not allow
The provisions sent from Esyp, to be drli,rle!
TO him.
Smyrna, yApril 26M-TIe Courier de Smyn,
Of this date give. the FL l}wirg view Of lhe
force under the command Of Ibrahim Pach,h
the Morea at the beginning OF April
Seven Regime MS Of regular troops, en- Me-
camped between Modon and Nayarin,
together effective 1910 +.
Sspbers and Artillery So +
Irregular troups; consisting Of Turks,
Candiols, Moriots, and Albanians, at
garrison in The fortresses 90
Cavalry, partly near Modon, and partly
the other fortresses 4M
Irregular troops at Patras, Infantry and
Cavalry, under the command Of All.
met Pacha ljN
Total 3OSN
The garrison Of Navarino, is 500 men, thu
Of. Modon 600 and Of Coron $500.
TURKEY.
a London paper Of the 18th SAYS:
The arrival, during the week afford bu'b &
tie positive intelligence. The Russians appT =
TO be very active, but owing to Tie diicuIt. Z
Of their station their progress is not rers
agents are said 10 have detatM
the Segvians aud Bosnians from The Turkisdn
Ierrs:, su AS 10 deprive the left If the TuINa
armies Of The resources and support they rr~
upon. Count WiuSeustein invested ErsiAr
on the ll,h ult and the trenches were opsrd
Oh the 10Th. VIXEN fhe Arch Duke was 10 :pTtJ
before the place in person. II was the inennc
Of the Russians 10 storm the place immetI,h
after a breach was made We must ypeOItf "a
hat OF all nations The Turks are the most II B
Glen, in defending breaches and walled h't
sures, when the resistance requires onf M \
desperate efforts ct personal bravery. A@t
5000 Turks were supposed to be shut up III y IL
town. The Danube was 10 be crossed at lh's7ta
Ga's,z, aud OtenI'z; but J" q
pontoons had not been got ready by ne ass
neers in the time. In the mean lime The DH' .
had issued frman calling upon all the ~"
between the ages Of twelve a'd sixty, to 'i'
ana il enjoined The troops not 10 modest ''''.
2 rs. or TO ,iola,e the usag's Of var. Au",E
and France, England and the other primer.
powers, have appointed ENJOYS to repair l" "
Ru ssian Head Quarters" "a
All the necessary materials are being 'oh
ed TO lay bridges over the Danube N ''' ~
p lacss, nanely-5etwrtn lsmael and Iom"
" a, at Gal!aiz. and at Ollrnitza, beiwse" "U
:huck and SilisIria. Important military
.tions were expected, and the more so a.
lelay Of eleven days had expired, Whi'o ~
oacha Of lhraii who declared he had no o'a. W
whatever 10 commit hos,ilIties, had o'a. -
or The purpose Of procuring insirHe'''tS 80
,onst anliDoDie 100