American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-27
CIR EECE e.
FROM the sALra REGIsrEr.
RESTING LEtTE FROM GREECE.


INTERESTING LEi TER FROM GREECE.
~, slo,;n s extracted from letter received AZ Mar
behcad from Mr. Isnattan u. .lf, of the University Of
ye.,n Ill uho viii be collected last year ted
on, Tor G.ecce, b, the Greek Committee in boston.
Nqpoh De Ropinia,
.upch IL, 1925.
RAY AND DEAN STu.
"Iti.. hope. with gratitude to God, tha, avail my
self of an opportunity of writing you from this place,
where have. been povlenay detained several weeks,
Wa ting for payment of the troops. Gen jarvis, an
American. Young OF IS, who has been IN oreece
three wears, is the General who am wth N me ca,
ac I, OF Aid lie Camp. Jarvis is ot principe, and
a. brave lion. We have been under marching orders
ior attacking the Castle of the Lepant for nearly three
weeks the delay of the payment OF the troops has
us Ihave the satisfaction ut seeing an American
ship anchor the harbo he Romp, OF Boston, Capt smith
ro ,ou OF whose friendship have had the most ample
proof, am und in duty u give some account ot me
sae o Greece and tic pruspec, there IS Of dong gooi
in this country arrived Greece, the Sth of December
and the same lav tell in with Col Cen JARVIS Thus
did the Lord direct my steps; for such was my ignorance
of the Greek character together with their language that
- all human appearance must have been lost man, u
had no found Jarvis country and friend lie speaks
French aian and Greek, and has witnessed all
the OF foreigners III Greece Tor three years
lie left New-I rk at te wears Of age. and lis taer now
resides in &c nanv. en ered the army Immediately
yin Ger unlrr his command and have served in it
more t;s have travelled oyer 500 miles
IN isomea and the Nores. aud By the help OF JARVIS and
Emr,sh Miss onary, whom escor ell through The Mo
rea have * ahe Nth many people in
.ar rehguls and political concerns CT tie country
lhey Al cagr for instruction and are transported a
he sigh OF abble The peaarry are viFtGors
Af modest; the merchants, cunnlns, deccifdl an'. IN
, inS the soi'ers nrave + ient an strons! at acie4
. t1eri,. nave given several thousands OF t,act>,
: aic received a Mr. Temple at Malta, TO ctsen. oiii-
CO. AMI soldiers Trey are much pleased WITH reading
de-. ...:.t,.. 4 they cal them. and have frequently
as, Through caap and one oi the soldiers rea,
tact. Nill twelve others listening 10 hear hln.
Superstition IS losing gf"dnd in treece. Many OF tie
pes az nesnnns 5apisach o. the ssbhab, ana mary
he people u Lent The Press as tar as |
he.e atr % iean are gcneTa.i neral! b1t devoted
to he dogma, nt their Cntch
The tees wunlen are modes.. handsome, and
Tie astonishing examples exhibaed mere of o.a 5! t'ose
F-srk, Shn have conc rom france l'as and Germans
hare led 'he creek fenlcs - shun aIVtscaer, While III
i.> Fr.nS CO ume. a'moSi a much a Turk
schools beginning . Sc established N III tie rToc
pa. ;osa, aad villages IL Edaard Mason, sentie-
mar from Sctni ose e;Asscai aa religious cAaiel er
rAe. cast has devo'ed himself TO hc ser c- OF
Greece. e accompanied by Grecs, he nas reon
.Ao ,-<rs EnSlaiid learning Tie lances'ran s,sem u
eAucaor and Via by tbs giace of {, d has become
crr en,..tr acquainted SIN the tu> at the Cope Ma
son wonders he .lready t,iks With he Priess, ,nd
z sron PF ytlence permit establish scaco FIR he
~ t Il acer. Geek, AID PHILOSOPHY AZ TTp1l7fa Or
HIM. 10 4 Hasian. does non country tln,iv a-d
src,l; III, >,aiG4ri o. morality Is high. We Al love
hn dsav IL has done nuc. toTeesc he suffering q
me an i..ensors have III seen r,t down in Tie ,fo-
rel lie only { .e! she Is 4ith the Turks,
s4 hs. 0ns. ii soon he s'5 ued fhe misery q the
N'l.. - eetoai i 1escrpison Women and children
hyrs an.a. naked and sagvei from the fury of lie
nsfc le- -arss-sthe viii tt-r a7d cl;
itu- county. wh ch Is INA al.d he char
i.es ~ r Cr>An so-d 'hs country is Greece Vet It
~ r--i o nan t se again take her place ,ag
;r III i,5s 3. tne cA-h ana ens "a ens,i republic
's ~ss's ~ nus tii;n>S may be in m! letters 10
he ~ Iawnatee.
A>tl ., osn f.rt. yrn aay call Vhs; you please
ne AlAariln t5r,s. have travelled 50J miles
los: al ca u ~ SIN. I. and pistols Eve nights
a.,e seIt The 8 sh. NitinIt aay covering but my
ape. and daring ;laee 8 hem tanea necessarily In
aaft ate a.yl h.o. y rivers. climbed mountains amid
e SHOWS f n. fe= % me gfoInd, been exposed 70 the
IS an4 yer. bepg mp bf those mon
-is hose tenAer G.cfcirs cruely aye Jared like
O.. al i.h he Creeks wiling suffer for the
liz ion AMI freedom. C4ll me III An crica, Cru
hA, yen Ike my lit deYo'ei 10 he
is ~ lie Tur.i,h @nqrc anl, i be the VI III Of God,
lore see the doEsEall q the tA>e prophet God is or
ae ri he Greeks. 200.10 Turks already To-
r .yes ia Culinary c1ass'. The CAMPAIGNS 4air
:. La ihe Greeks an! yaur o:hy .ienl, lave
t,AresIA yo,i- PRAYERS hope tn see Sog a4, au III,
Viii ct' 5 Lo oe done. Farewell
El:. Ai.eciioa4iely, :. r. MILLER"
ta have been over itc nlym7.c game ground
-i- i:aiga the Alhrus been GuAsred IL .us, seef
~ ;clo Ag4Teannn, and famous tar.n,ho 5u Gi,h
,--..- sltl5l1s. the classic of tie.
ex.cy ex.la-a.ins 10 ih= eiege Hal
-.A-s--a Br 80 ia Eve, vii heses,er give ~,
a acto4a, Of ien Al
LETTERS FROM GREECE.