Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-22
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TRANSACTIONS from French Papers 10 NJ
18th alt. per the ship Howard, capt. Ho|
drege, from France, receiyedat the Ofd
Of the n. Y. Gazette:
lpsara, august IS |
Since the brilliant affairs Of The O.
and 26th July, and unit the lllh Of "
month, the Turks have been cOnstsry
beaten; there remain very few Of Ihe q
600 men " ho entered the Morea, and TN
are dispersed in small bodies that are ut
able to make good their retreat, and vii
be forced 10 surrender or perish with hu.
ger.
The Turkish combined feet is aPj
tras, without daring TO undertake Al.
thing, having neither troops TO land, d
provisions to furnish 10 the ioTtTe@es ii
are still in the power OF the Musselmeh.|
Sixty-six Greek vessels OF war are 10 \
port, with twenty-five fire ships; this ID
will SET sail tomorrow 10 meet the eleH,
The corps of Mauracordato, in EpEf
commanded by General Norman, b
been twice beaten BY ChOurscbid Padi
but having at last received relDiOTcemeA
il again attacked that Pacba, cOmpleiI
routed him, and drove him back astaii
Larissa. Omer Urioni will soon beII'
tacKed-our army is following him
Note of The Paris Editor.-Thls 07'
is dated The 18th, and appears to de;.oI
that which has been given BY The Au''laI
Obser.
Provisional Go0srnment Of GrssH;
ChourschId Pacba, commander 10 Ihl'
of Romelia, after having uselessly ' q
feed 5000 AIbaDians to conquer ihe W.
otes. and from thence to invade The WHO
of Western Greece, resolved to enter .
Peloponesus. He began bis march "'p
powerful army. penetrated BOetn az !,
afterward PelopoBesus, without lOs &c sI IN
of the Greeks being able TO proven. ' I"t
He came and encamped in the P'aIs .a
NapoIi de Roman, at the moInenI wiz r.
that fortress was abou! 10 surrFnO'iiS" ill.,
virtue of previous capitulanOn. i ~
Greek Senate saw The whole extern o ~. ~
danger which threatened the COUNTY, s
took the most energetic measures t toS
Judged it more useful TO employ lux I,o w. "
of troops which formed their guar IN ~ =
pulse the enemy, than to relTea' El, ,,a5
another position-they therefore Cs "nS =
to march against the Muse linen, aa Ea
tired on board the vessels that DIC .Is e.
NapoIi di Romani. They caused 'n ,a,s.
men and children 10 retire into 'ns ID n
or of the Peninsula. They oFoeI 'Igu,t6i
all the corn and other provisions ! No. oarrld
been stored in magazines should DC , s1." a;
to safe place, with the greaIe:Ss, . SI i,s d.
well as ali the cattle. They lhs,abbol.
dered that the troops of all the n' assrg,
ing cantons should go against lIs b s"r
who, deprived of provisions anu o,, I'd be %.
ed by continual skirmisbes, "OG,u ,yst
bIiged to march 10 Corintb, hopl nsoeore
the arrival of The feet at PaIraIie 10 ; y gra-
provisions and maintain hImse G. with? bri
ter security in the fortress Oh OU' wi Of ever
that fortress had been strIpPeoS", bo h9
means of defence by the Greeks s;ros in OF
had need of cannon and mun'IJI" nces 0
der to defend redoubts at CiheI :. turks
the q5th and 26th, while ne CGso,inlb, II
corps was on its march 10 oU ro.oIaid
Greeks attacked it with frn r;cIor:.>
TO conquer or die they were s. the the puc
The result of the battle ca a1nLlee',.~ vi 4
Der of enemies killed TO 3UoU wv, know
prisoners and wounded IS mol S 'aIs, hdn
Two thousand horses, l5O c :.inn. al u
with baggage, all the mgn ,tsip IniGlsf
materials of me enemy ana lu loea,es.iop.<
chest, have fallen into our PSG;ssojayed'
The yaIor that the Greeks univ onIy by.'
this is affair can be eq9sIed d,o op d2,grac44
cowardice of the Turks, o WV Anon
themselves so far as to cry '7"'''
( Mercy) Let msfy! .n Nicbila TiI5%
ne" o opp po!S + si s,y il
of Turcophagus (eater OF The Yisierb
given him by his troops. ,,s = !. reT i