The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-19 00:00:00

GREECE.

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ANCOenNeAv,aI!ECI. I.—l
a
pfriolimsedG.
since when, the following
Greeks have made
Lclimi_
seahihi wrote to you on the 12th of Nos'
Athens,us who
oi
defended
Ifiei
Icildi
etdh
theitthher
rivd here the evening' before last,
is all I have been able to collect,
by way of news :
The
whoo know Greece will nout muchl .•
a most successful resistance at
Turkswn
have been three times re-.
every occasion, and in greatly
distinguished himself on
third attack, the famous Chief
which the Turks had Acropolis, VMS killed by a shell,
into
ulatilit tktrittre7l.
enerafl, who, although possessed of no inconsiderable
shareo _ooor.age, has constantly preferred Ms own advan-
tage to the interest of his country.'ll'•the is place in de-
fence of the Acropolis has been taken by Caratasso, an
eminent Macedonian Leader. Colletti, one of the Mem-
iThofse
bers of Conduriotti' •
bg9yernment, has proceeded with a
naval force to the Gulf of Voles, to assist the Chiefs
of Mount Olympus, who
up arms.
Of the Egyptian fleet nothing has been heard here—not
even of its having left
Alexandria.
ii Ibrahan, who had en:
trenched himself at Tri o
Phe zza, was, consequently, exposetl
fto the greatest distress; must now, himself, feel the ef•
ects of his poliey in devastating the fields, and ruining the
harvests. The Greeks, it is true,
but they receive, from time to time, share in his privat perions,
Fifteen cargoes of provisions have supplies from
this
t.
been forwarded, at e
expence of the French andaSwiss Committees, widest the
superintendence of Mr. Peti , a most intelligent Flora-
tine gentleman, who is them
Eynard. To-morrow two agent a" this
place for
W.
more cargoes will leave this
place, one of which I shall, in all probability, any to
aecomp
its destination. This is l certai .
n y the best means of s"t"ill
Greece at present.
Colonel Heydeck, a Bava • rathuofficer, left here, algae.
.il
month ago, with sixteen officers, provided nal!
ample funds to Jive independent of
They have also, as I hear, left a theh Greek Governinta,oi,
Colonel and his com_panions, something
here. F.arod:d, 01!):
expected.h Protected as they are by itilligeirmSsoYv'elreign, they
as
savteh to. look forward to their remuneration at borne; and
eir reward will be in proportion to their services, tort
e
efforts may be hoped for from them. Widely different ie
it, however, with labvier, and the Scotch Colonel 0001°"'
_The former has taken up his residence at Methane, but, I,
do. not know whither he is reconciled to the erneGovuent,
with which I hear he was at variance. Under po-
tthronage of the Count I/ Harcourt, who visited Greece, m
the quality of Agent of the French Committee, he had
actedalmost in open opposition to the AdnUnistrativa
Body.. He is not likely at present to gain ground in the af-
fections of the Cheeks, illlCe his organization
should
of .the
troops has. been by, no means successful, anti
Colonel Heydeck succeed, Fabvier will be quite cut
out. As to Colonel Gordon, nobody who know* him can
hope for any thing from bins. I remember, before I loft lai,lr
don, to have seen in the papers a statemeni that the ife)-
lent Colonel had retreated to ?.ante in disgust, on secant
of his having been robbed by the Rumeliots. I have en'
deavoured to come it the bottom of this, ands he°
learned that the Colonel had received about 14, fro,_m_
the Greek Deputies on his departure 11•0111 LOIIdOO, Of!.
employed in organising the troops, part of which, on ."11,
Judi
.01
arrival at Napoli di Romania, he placed in the
the Banker Xenoe. The Government, being grettlY„,l:
want of every necessary, obliged M. Kenos,
_in the sult-e. a
of Gordon, to give up a part of those funds, and hssthe
originated the Colonel's disgust. It now seems thst
to
gallant Colonel has taken up his winter quarters at 'fin '
with his lady, who, you perhaps know, i* an Armenl6'll;tei.
The Island of dithers certainly a more pleasant wltss
residence than e the monntaint of k:piras, "c
swamps of the, Peloponessus. . re of
Mr. Humphreys, one of the authors of " A Picture of
Tortioe'of
Greece," died lately of a putrid fever, at Castel
an. old Venetian fortress opposite /ante, Whiell A 1)°
or a,
Intrepid Greeks now occupy. On the principle ot• de_ 11,_,
leis nil nisi bonton, I shall say nothing of Mr. lnphee,'
but that the Greek cause has not lost by his death.
.rie+
ss whom _ have seen here, make jeluoither
The Greeks, i
respecting Lord Cochrane; to which lan by.,sa
questions. Is he at Marseilles, or with his Dal,' a: ri• i
' Ifsir D
Or,
, pray is he now himself superintending t'le
the
steam-vessels in London ? 1: 1► the friends of
I have now to mention 8)1 affair, wai" f- when the
Greece must certainly lament. At rele"C f ' mi' t 0
Greeks have so manse enemies and Vete"' ed Ileitis° et
contend with, it is to be regretted, that they are Ad.
the Austrian
op,
variance with the Marquis di Pitelue"ci•
Mina, in the Arches. life Greeks hod seized and hal
ducted to Napoli two Austrian brigs, which theyio
good information were bound for Mod", end they f the
the.... more confirmed in this opinion by the fact o
so,
Maranis's vessel having, in passing the A.stros, firedl in
lute of 10 guns, which had been interpreted e.O 19/1011,110
mation of some nature or other conveyed t ' ; sati
Dacha. The Marquis seized upon one or the brightoto
demanded that the other should be given op.in t'v& too
under pain of a 'commencement of hostilities. 1,; Poi,
Hastings was then with his steam-vessel at Naq 'to 0
perhaps,._ this emboldened the Government to rep Y tool
Admiral's demand, by a remonstrance as to the c°,l, oiJ
wantonness of his conduct. "Am Ito respect 09 f.O Ise
the Admiral; and, finding that lie could not not oht,te.,,, 0/
deliverance of the brig, he sailed away, without gtloieot
notice of his intentions; but it is supposed that he ;sioti.
to seize upon some vessels of the I-41409 °I. SPe 1(
Maeroebrato, who had been in retirement at P°Ns'wesi!
Hydra, since the removal of the Conduriotti Goreriser ol
appeared in this affair again on the scene, as 0 ally
the Administrative Body. Jeroot
ore
The only persons of note at present here ,-., or
Buonaparte and Lady Adam. Nl'lth respect to li, the
derick, lie is now at Rome, but is expected here ch-ote
course of a few days to embark for Corfu. glogoi
brought me last evening in contact with the Ex''nj l'e
Westphalia. He seems to me about 45 years 044:00
terabits his late brother, Napoleon to it nlOO '3lstril billi
degree. The son of the Greek Admired Tot
fs'
present, the conversation fell upon Greece, slid tl, rol is
Monarch inquired of me who represented tog': Col.
Greece since the death of Lord Byron. "Is it no' freO
Gordon ?" said his Es-Ma t' " Greece will he feel
4" ). oet
by England," said he ; "'Lligland's Ministers m 1 itot :.
that she deserves her liberty,
and will indirectly,
I ..
directly, bring that object about." cedeh
I have now no more to add, but that you shall
me on my arrival at Corfu,

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