Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
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a, ForeiSn Affairs in CHI, with his secretary,
~. PARA, has arrived in London.
WI, ~. Hartado, the Colombian Minister to
Mu,a,d. has proceeded to Paris, Il is said by
citation from the French government.
%" The following diplomatic changes have been
,.,arrnined on Sir Chas. Bagot goes to Par
~ ., succeed Sir Chas. Stuart, who retires on
D.snson. MIR. Stratford Canning succeeds
CIR Chas. Bagot at st. Petersbargh. Sir VIM.
s,rourt il TO go as Ambassador to Lisbon,
with salary Of $4,000 a year. Sir E. Thorn
Ton ia TO succeed Sir WIN. as Minister at Ma
drid.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 26.-According to the
.ccounts which we have received from Smyr-
ma and Constantinople, and also by way Of
I,a,v. no doubt remains of the destruction OF
ali the Turks who had landed at lpsara.
1t appears from the reports, that the blowing
nm of the fort of St N;colo destroyed the
most Of the Turks who We're about the fort !;
that the Greek fleet, of IS sail, sent by the
Go, eminent from Napoii of Romania to the
aid of Ipsara, attacked the Turkish feet, and
;tis positiyey stated the result was, that So
eunboats, 9 sloops, a corvette, and irISaies
were taken or burnt, or otherwise destroyed !;
that ths commander of the Turkish fleet, fa-
youred by the wind, fled to Mityiene; that
ON the subsequent landing of the Greeks AT
Ipsara, all the Turkish garrison was put TO the
sword so that the Greeks remained in the
possession of the island.
The Greek feet then sailed in search OF the
Captain Pacha. II is further said, that the
Greeks had landed on the isle of Chlos, and
that all the Turks in the village of WOllina were
killed. The bravery of the heroes Of Ipsara Is
unparalleled even the women took part in
the combat, with the same GOODNESS and brav-
ery. The number of Turks who persisted is
estimated at $4,000.
An arrival at Boston from Smyrna brought
intelligence of the destruction of the Turks
which landed at Ipsara. We are happy 10
find confirmation of this news in the English
papers Accounts via Amsterdam, state " that
the Greek fleet, Of 65 sail, sent by the Govern.
ment from Nap0li di Romania to the aid Of
Ipsara, attacked the Turkish feet, and if is
positively stated the result was, that 90 gun
boats, sloops, corvette, and 4 irigates were
taken or burnt, or otherwise destroyed that
the commander of the Turkish fleet, favoured
by the wind, fled to Mitylene /; that ON the sub
sequent landing of the Greeks at Ipsara, all the
Turkish garrison was put TO The sword SO that
the Greeks lemaiued in the possession of the
island.
The Greek fleet then went in search of the
Captain Pacha. II is further said, that the
Greeks had landed on the isle of Chios, and
that all the Turks 10 the village of Wollina
were killed. The bravery of the heroes OF
Ipsara is unparalleled; even the women took
part ia the combat, viii, the same GOODNESS
and bravery. The plumber of Turks who per-
ished is estimated at 90 900. Accounts are inn
patiently expected Of a second meeting with
the remainder of the Turkish fleet, which it is
not doubted, will be to the advantage ofthe
Greeks The ardour with which they are in
spired is sure presage Of victory.
We learn from Corfu, that the report which
bad been circulated, that this Captain Pacha
would go from lpsara to attack SamDs was a
mere feint to deceive the Greeks; tho Turks,
proud of their temporary success, had conceiv-
ed a bolder plan, that of attempting the con-
quest of the important island Of Hydra, which
is the centre Of all the naval force OF the Greeks
However, the Captain Pacha being aware OF
Che important means Of defence which secure
Hydra from coup de nam, and knowing that
the troops which compose the garrison are all
natives, has shown much hesitation ia his
conduct, for, at the departure of the last cour-
Ter, who brought dispatches to the English
Government in the lnnian Island, the Ottoman
Admiral was still off Mitylene, where he ex
peciod tho Egyptian squadron which was to
leave Gambia To join him. The Turks having
massacrea the traitors who delivered up the
post which was coniided TO them in the Isle oil
lpsara, will be a greater obstacle to the success
of the attempts which the agents Of the Cap
tan Paclla, may raake to corrupt the Albanian
chiefs ia the other islands of the Archipelago
NJ y .4duO.