The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-26
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NETWORK, OCT. 90,

By the ship James Chopper, from Liv-
erpool, we have received our files of
London papers to the 18th, and Liver
pool to the 18th ult.
An Association has been formed to
recover the treasures which were sunk
in Vigo Bay in the reign of Queen Anne.
Smollet describes the amount as 4 mil
lions of pieces of eight and we are in
formed, says the New Times, that the
galleons are entire, and may be distinct
ly traced at low water.
GREEcE.--The Intelligence in the
French papers from Greece is highly
gratifying. 1t appears that the Greeks al
lowed the reinforcements landed by the
Capt. Pacha TO effect their junction with
lbrahim, who thus strengthened, left
garrison al Tripolizza, and, unwilling
to tempt again the strength of NapoIi,
moved to Craytene. The Greeks allow
ed him to proceed several leagues, and
then, under the command of Gen. Iscos
and Demetrius Ypsilanti, surprised Trip
ollzza, put the garrison to the sword, and
freed nine hundred of their countrymen,
who had been made captive by lbrahim.
In his advance informed, but to, late, by
some fugitives Of wha. had occurred.
that commander attempted to come back,
but Ypsilani and Iscos had Joined Colo
cotroni, who had already gained some
advantages over the TANKS of the Egyp-
tians, and the whole united force of the
Morea stood 10 his way.
Later accounts stale, that great bat
tie was fought, in which the Egyptians,
disheartened by what occurred, expert
enced severe defeat, and were COM
PEELED TO retire to Tripotamia, where
the wrecks of their, army were COM
pletely surrounded. lfthese statements
be as correct as we sincerely wish them
to be, it will have been a great advau-
tage for the Greeks that Ibrahim's rein
forcements should have joined him be-
fore these decisive operations took place
for they will have shared in their disas-
tiers. With respect to Missolonghi, it D.
pears certain, that it has repealed every
attack, and inflicted immense loss on the
besiegers. On the god of July, the third
and last assault was given by Redschid
Pacha with all his force, while so gun
boats battered the Isle of Vassiludes.
and thus compelled the garrison to fight
on all sides. These boats, however,
we're sunk by the fire from the batter
les, and on the land side the multitude
who attempted to gain the walls were
swept by the cannon in such numbers,
that the loss of the Turks is said to
have exceeded 5000 men. Meanwhile
Admiral Sachtury, after meeting and
burning on bis passage several Algerine
trigates, and effecting his junction with
Admiral Neuga, appeared off Capt Pa
pas, on which the Captain Pacha raised
the blockade of Missolonghi, and pre-
pared for a general action. The
Greeks profted by this retreat to pro-
vision the town, which began to feel
the approaches of want, and, from their
maneuvres, it was expected that they
intended to fight the Pacha. Admiral
Miaulis had been dispatched to eudeav-
or to overtake the Egyptian fleet, which
was sailing back TO Alexandria TO fetch
fresh troops.
CORFU, AUG. 7.
IAN English brig, which arrived here
yesterday from Missolonghi, brings the
following details There were 1000
or 5000 Turkish bodies in the bitches
of Missolonghi, and the enemy's camp,
was, as it were, annihilated. It.was be-
lieved that the Seraskier would raise
the siege. The fleet of the Captain
Pacha has already retired in two divis-
ions to the Archipelago, after having
lost brig Of l9 guns, and schooner,
which were taken by the Greeks"