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TIM GlirErS.
The following is an extract of a letter from Zante, dated!
July fth. -We subjoin also an extract from the Friend,
of Me Law, of June 13th, which, though of somewhat old
date, is not undeserving of attention : '
• ZAMTE, JULY 27, It 3.
Ibrahim Puha, 'Met having received fresh reinforcements of
31/00 men from Suda,divided.bis t;oops into two bodies, and having
left at Tripolizza a garrison of 1000 men, and 500 wounded, sod
also 8110 Greek slaves, proceeded to Dimittana, a town in the pro-
t Vince of Caritena. In the mein time Dctnetrius Ipsilanti, having
Ituules his command the troops organised at Napoli, and another
I body or Giteeks, attacked slid enimed Tripolizza, and put to the
edge of the sword the garrison of 1000 mem, treed the Greek slaves,
'Maned the rest of the town, and Melt to the ground the greater
MI of the walls. He then left there a small garrison. and went
against Ibrahim Pacha. The latter having learned what had 'rap-
es: at 2'ripolizza, tried to return thither ; but on his way he met
roni and Ipsilanti himself at Triporan:a, where be is suit-
etnithded in a bad position. We expect further accounts on this
e• Itlissolorighi holds out well by land. By sea there is the
teman fleet, w Inch, not being able to help the land forces. cruises
along the coast. The Albanians, whom have been hitherto kept to-
gether by promism of pay when the fleet arrived, not having re-
ceived it, desert in bands and threaten their Chief, Iledschid Pacha,
to bunt Arta, if they are not paid immediately. In the assault
which the Turks attempted at hfissolonghi on the 22d instant, they
lost many men and effected nothing. The inhabitants expect im.
patiently the Greek fleet, which arrived off' this port yesterday,
and was making sail for the Gulf of Patras. The agent of ile-
himet Ali, Guliehno Cocemi, having attempted to give notice
to the Turkish fleet that the Greek thvision had arrived, narrowly
escaped being' massacred by the populace, which had learned his
intention.
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[Fe= the Friend of the lace.l
ALNXANDRIA, APRIL 119 (31aT 12) 1823.
On the 24th inst. there arrived in this port, in 13 days, from
Modon, the Russian brig Nostra Signora del Carmine, Captain D.
Morel, a Genoese, bringing letters from Ibrahim Pacha to his
father. This was the letter which, whilst transporting troops from
Suda to slodon, had met and fought with a Oreek vessel. The
above-mentioned Captain bouts of having killed seven Greeks,
and wounded tr.ore than two. Notwithstanding this, his eclat'
does not seem to be tree from injury ; all the deck and stern are
destroyed : and it appears that the principal object of his coming
here is to obtain indemnification from his toaster, the Viceroy of
Egypt.
The Viceroy is busy in organising 100.000 infantry, and 20.000
cavalry, being the a hole of his land forces. He has ordered
from France an experienced band of musicians, to teach all that is
rerisite.
There arrive daily here European vessels returning from the ex-
pedition to Modon. The Captain of one of them stated here, that
a French ship of war had arrived at Modon, and landed there
twenty field pieces.