American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
From he DaNube, San. 8.

from fbe DdhA0et jun %
We have Just received remarkable news from
Epirus. Churschid Pacha, who had reeeNeo' AZ
the beginning Of November, considerable reinforce
ments of Asiatic troops from the Pacha OF Mace
donia found himself obliged to carry into execution
the positive orders he had repeatedly received from
the Porte, to make himself master OF the fortress
lof Joannina at whatever expense and 10 suoooe
Ali Pacha.
To attain this object he collected all his troops
about Joannina and evacuated the whole OF South
ern Albania AS he did not need to spare his troops
which had been much reinforced, he really succeed
ed after having been repulsed in several attacks,)
lin making himself master of the fortified emlnen-
ces which defend the fort of Josnnina but the &C
tual works of the fort still uninjured, and can
not be easily taken. he endeavois OF Airs agent
to induce the Suliots ard Epirots to put themselves
in motion to relieve Ali, have failed. The latter
find it more suitable to their purpose 10 leave Ali
in his embarrassments and to take advantage of the
state oil affairs TO make themselves masters OF the
fortresses of Epirus and Acarnania, which are still
in the hands OF the Turks; and in this they cannot
fail to succeed. Aria is already taken and prevesa
will not hold long 1t seems that the Greeks, Epi
rots and Albanese, would not be sorry il Ali were
wholly subdued by the Turks for they still! consi-
der him as their enemy, and above all, cannot par
don his having lately endeayored 20 reconcile him
self with the Porte.
Frankfort Jan 10.
The latest news from Greece announces that there
continue to arrive numbers OF old soldiers and Of
volunteers from all parts Of Europe, who come to
place themselves under the banner Of the Cross
The general government OF Greece intends to or
ganize them in legons and to form Of them a sepa
rate corps, which will be raised 10 the number Of
ten thousand men.
According to letters from Perth in Hungary,
prince Alexander psilauti is still confined in the
fortress. The Turks, far from evacuatng Media.
Via and Wallachia, receive daily reinforcements :;
and their strength in those two municipalities, may
be estimated at $4,000 men.
Stntgard, Jan. s.
The Swabian Mercury contains a letter written
by an officer formerly belonging TO the free corps
|of Lulzow, who says he is at Marseilles with sixty
or seventy individuals, who are going to embark
for Greece. ] confess, he says, it is strange mix
ture of persons Of all nations-Germans, French
Danes Dutch, Swiss, Italians, Poles and Spaniards
some military, some students, some animated
with enthusiasm Tor the good cause others adj.
venturers, hoping TO make their fortunes either b.
sea or by land.
London ian "a
The Russian ambassador at Stutgard on the 10th
inst. formally demanded the hand Of the princess
Charlotte, the daughter Of prince Paul and niece 10
the King, for the grand duke Michael The king
~O''S~H%
be soon celebrated.
The French papers Of Monday arrived this morn
ing and bring no intelligence respecting the Russian
ultima UNI by Turkey, which was announced yes
terday on The authority OF private letters from Odes
sa. The tenor OF the articles from Germany, on
the cont AIRY continues to be warlike, and ho,tes
are regarded as inevitable he change in the Spa
nish ministry mentioned in our paper of Tuesday,
has actually taken place; and our extracts will fur.
nlsh further particulars OF this event
We learn by letter from Marseilles, dated the
18th, that ship has just sailed from that port for
the Morea, with sixty officers, French, Italians and
Germans About one hundred and fifty more Off
GERS are waiting there TO embark with general on
board Neepolitan sesse, which has been taken up
for the same destination, and will be ready il few
days.
The same letter states thai the brave Samens, who
have rendered themselves formidable by their union
and prudence. have made filth descent into Asia /
Minor and carried off much rich booty.
The Greek prince Cantacuzena, who has perform
ed such distinguished part in the affairs OF the
Morea, arrived at Lausanne on the 10Th inst from
Italy, on his way to Germany.
The Creek Marcati, a native of Zante who sery
ed formerly officer in the French armies has
been appointed by the Greeks, commandant of Ma
varno.
FranEfort, Jan. 16.
M Persiani, d Greek by birth, and secretary of
legation TO the Russian embassy at Frankfort. has
Just been invested with the Older Of St Wladmer.
by the emperor Alexander.
Nuremberg, Jan H.
Letters from St. Petersburg recev. d yesterday
at Berlin, announce that work has just been pub
lished there, entitled" Campaigns of Suwarrow
against the Turks" The vgnettes of this work
have been ordered at Be lin; and their designs are
such as to leave no doubt Of the opinion Of the Rus
sian nation relative to war with Turkey The
editor OF the above mentioned work is we'll known
statesman Of Russia.
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