Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

guished Phihellenjan, who had come to assist tn,
Greeks. He raised troops. Among those recruited
there were thirteen other Turks They were TO spii,
all the cannon of Napoi di Romania, at the approach
of Ibrahln Pacha. His correspondence has been in
tercepted Alter being put TO the torture and having
made full confession, the traitor has been burn
alive.
For some days past there have been recruits raised
all the islands The.rnass of the Greeks, fearing rea-
the part of the Moreotes went to the Morea OF
their accord to support the Government.
lbrahim has burnt and rayagcd all the country about
the environs of Argos.
T,NE July AN express sent to the Greek Co
vernmcnt from Missoongl, has announced that thai
fortress must soon fall If relief be not promptly sent
The Arabs have invaded Arcadia. They destroy ey-
cry thing with fire and sword.
"Ihe SaaJl0n .Mercary says ''The unexpected APP
peaance Of the Captain Pacha near Cape Papa at the
entrance of the Guph of Paras has produced great
change in the situation of affairs in Western Greece
1t appears that the Greek Admiral NenZa who com
manded naval division the shores of Etoa and AL
bahia, did not receive advice of the approach of the
Ottoman fleet till IL appeared OFF the coast for he i'm
mediatey quilted his station without even waiting for
vessels of the smallest dimensions to Join him. 1t is said
his object rc-une himself of the Greek
sVuadyons which cruise off the southern shores of the
Morea The Turkish ships have entered the Gulph of
Patras the small Greek ships have been obliged 10 take
refuge in the Cuph of CorInth
''Immcdately after bis arrival the Captain Pucha
caused the two Generals, Jussuf Pacha and Redschid
Pacha To be invited by the officers OF his staff 10 con-
ference in the Admrals ship. This conference took
place days afterwards and is said that the three
Commanders in Gu then determined on the new plan
of offensive operations against the Greeks. The troops
of Rcdschd Pacha have already received orders to
enter Eolia and again TO lay siege TO hlissolonghi."
The following extracts of private letters received
this morning:
'.CoNsrANrINoPLE, July o5-The Britannia, Neale,
that loaded at Enos with provisions for the Turks in the
Morca, has been carried into Napo di Roania by the
Greeks, and her cargo condemned. With respect to
carrying cargoes to the Turks, we have redress, If
they refuse 10 pay freight which they universal
~ dispute, when the voyage has been successfully
pei formed for tem and Consul here, Mr.. Cart
wright will not interfere, as he says he has nothing TO
do with Turkish transports. The Greeks take all
vessels laden by the Turkish Government that there
as an end 10 freights from that quarter.
''SMyR.7A, July 19.-Greelk news is scarce. There
report that Colocotron has thrashed ibrahim Pa
cha who Napoli, and that he has wounded him;
and that Petro Bey, with 900 Albanians have beat the
5000 Arabs that were landed from CANDIDA con-
spracy has been discovered at Napol and the authors
have been shot, have great hopes that all will turn
out we'll"
Frankfort Papers 10 the Goth inst arrived this morn
ing. They contain no news.
We have this morning received the Agemeine Zeitng
to the Goth inst 1t inserts article dated, CONSTANT
nopc, July 25, which of course, represents the affair
the Greeks to be in very declining and indeed despe-
rate state. The capture of Ibrahim Pacha continues
to he asserted by the captains OF merchant vessels
irving at Trieste, but confirmation is still wanted. The
battle the 5th July, is said have terminated n his
favour and Missolonghi is stated 20 have fallen the
18th.
In the article from Constanthople, the French and
the English spoken of having nterfered between
the begerents and the conduct OF countrymen de-
scribed having given great offence to the Turks
will be seen from the following extract:
CoNsrANrrNoPIE Z, July 25.-The accounts from the
Morea continue to be favourable for the Porte Ibra
him Pacha, whose attempt the Mills at Napol d
Romanis would probably have succeeded had not the
English and French assisted the Greeks has indeed
tired Trpolizza but Immediately after joined Hus-
sen Bey, who landed with reinorccmonts at Navarn.
Whatever the friends of the Greeks may say it is most
likely that he has since resumed offensive operations
Meantime, the part which during his attempt Napo
d Rafnania, taken by the English Commander sta
toned there, very remarkable and said TO have
led tile Porte make bitter complaints through the
REFS EHendi, to the British legation here Ii is stated
that the aforementioned British Commander not only
encouraged the Greeks to defend themselves that
occasion, but distributed provisions among their
troops. Unauthenticated reports even make the CT
tadel of Napo di Romana to be formally occupied by
the English. These accounts give rise TO various re-
elections, and many persons begin to think that England
will length take active part favour of the insur-
gents"
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