The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-06 00:00:00

GREECE.

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COPY OF A REPORT FROM GENERAL MARES TO THE -I

GOVERNMENT. 01.
" From the Camp near Vostizza, Sept. 30,
" A few days since the brig Il Salvatore, two sehouv'iie
and a gun-boat, entered the Gulf of Lepanto, and •
same evening Hastings's steam-vessel and another g"
boat followed. This little national squadron found, Pehae
the roads of Salona, six Turkish vessels, and some °,rt
small barks, and three Austrian merchantmen. Thy
small
morning, after half an hour's fighting, five of the si% Om'
burnt, and the other sunk. The small craft shared
fate of the first. The Austrian vessels were plundered/
mThene Ttouk protectrs had
their
rted a battery on
shipping.
Our tlhe oss cisoans, with
ntly
four
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killed and wounded—Captain Thomas and Lieut. Sc!,„
among the latter, wounded by the splinter of a gun-car,
in the brig Salvator. Lord Cochrane is said to he
Prevesa.

"ORDER OF THE DAY.
" Camp near Napoli di Romania, Aug. 15, 10,4% t
" The General-in-Chief has received with the g'rel;io,
pleasure the reports, by. the General-in-Chief of the 1:0.,
ponnesus, of the brilliant advantages obtained by the ,t' orY
fatigable Gen. Nikitas over the Arabians, in they "'lOl
gained by him and the brave troops under his ordersirao,
his companions in arms, on the 10th August, near 'Alt
dary, where between 3 and 400 Arabians were killed' ' j
the loss of only 15 killed and wounded of our trooPg.s
Such a success not only shews the bravery of the chiefs 0i
troops, but also the good military dispositiors of Ge opti
Nikitas and the other Chiefs, and the great activitY

devotion of the soldiers.
biter" The General-in-Chief has experienced the most
regret that the want of ammunition prevented the cold,
Gen. Nikitas from pursuing the enemy farther. 1ie.40
dares that Gen. Nikitas, and the officers and soldiel%de
distinguished themselves in this affair, merit the grant
of their country. (Signed) "R. CHURCkI,,..O.''
" Generalissimo of Gl'

" ORDER OF THE DAY.
" Camp of the Isthmus of Corinth, Sept. 10, 1 04
" The Generalissimo expresses to Gen. Coliopul%oo
the Commandants and their corps of Meletopulo, ret;3ost
th
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present
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Pal invrdely:mtthhaaronafk' is
of
which the enemy suffered a lo,s of nearly 700 Ine°;'eers
whom 16 were officers, besides two officers of e°g',(Jo•
and one of the staff of Ibrahim Pacha, and three Oilers
—The bmvery, devotion, and perseverance of arl tree
and soldiers, is beyond all praise; they fought w't.."l ° awe
heroism, and the regular infantry of the enetal `l*--- Our
thrown by the destructive fire of our brave tro6P'A' brit'
soldiers, without cavalry or artillery, have gaine`" --de r°
liant victory over the enemy, who had the advantab,os
both ; and the loss on our side, thanks be to G4',9ts
only 11 killed and wounded. The Generalissimo req_ji
Gen. Caliopulo, and the Commandants and corps al:,it,h
named, to receive his best thanks. He has seeil "re.
regret that the want of ammunition and provisions Pty
vented the troops from gaining other advantages over
'.enemy.
e declares that Gen. Coliopulo and the otOrneeergritand
Hthe
soldiers already named in this Order of the Dap
grateful consideration of their country. •
(Signed) "R. CIIVRc ce.l
"Generalisss3° of —ee