The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-23 00:00:00

G It E Ec E.

FitANKyortT, Jury 15.—. The very latest. ac-
counts from Greece say--'4 -The insurrection of
the inhabitants of the coast. of. Thessaly, which
,has been, brought about exactly at, this. moment
with great address,. by Greek agents, must have
important consequences. It began in the moon-
,tain, known by. the name of the Chain of Olym-.
..pus,and has spread southward as far as Alassona.
However, the centre of the insurrection. is Plata-
moire,. this. being the point from which communi-
cations may be most easily kept, up with the
island and Monte Santo.. To the south, all the
islands have taken arms as far as Lake Barla and
the- promontory of St. George, near the Gulf of
Vole ; and in the north little corps of insurgents
have posted themselves in the mountains. of Vo-
luzza, Servia, and Demenizza, and threaten the
road which leads from Macedonia to Larissa.
Mehmed Pectin, seeing the dangerous conse-
quences of this insurrection to the Turks in Thes-
stay, immediately sent troops to Olympus to
quell it, and the insurgents, if left to themselves,
must soon be overcome ;- but the affair has taken
quite another turn, Odysseus having taken the
opportunity to commence offensive operations
against Thessaly, as he had before resolved to
do. Having passed the winter and spring at
.Athens,, which he has fortified with care,
'he left that city hr the middle of May, a sufficient
garrison. remaining in the Acropolis, which is in a_
condition to stand a long siege, and to protest
against a Coy de main the city, which is sure
rounded with entrenchments and a strong wall.
Odysseus, at the head of 8,000 men, has ad-
vanced by Marathon, where he stopped some.
days, towards Bodonizza. Other corps of inha-
bitants, trained to arms, have advanced towards
Thermopylw, under Zongos, Dyvonneotys, and.
other leaders. This movement bad caused the
speedy retreat Gr the Turks, who., had. hitherto
advanced : they have evacuated, all their 141-
vanced positions, and, retreated towards Larissa,.
where Mehmed Paella has.. concentrated all his
troops, having recalled even
.the corps which he
had detached towards Olympus. Odysseus in,_
tended to proceed towards the Peneus and attack
the Turks, who. are there assembled to the num-
ber of '20,000 men. But it is now said that a
considerable corps of Alhanians) which the Paella
• of Scutari has collected, and at the head of which.
he has at length ,pat himself,.though he before
refused, is. ou, the march by way, of Joannina:
towards Venens; while a very. strong Turkish
corps, from. Adrianople, marches towards, the
same point, if these two last circumstances are
true, Odysseus must .remain on the defensive,
occupy the mountains,, and suspend his march, to
the Peneus."

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