The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-10-26
LEGHoRN, SEPT. 1


The OsserVatore Tristino, under
date Trieste, cath August, detail the
events of the Cd August, before Misso-
longhi, when the Seraskier sustained so
signal defeat The affair appears, in
every point of view, as glorious to the
Greek arms. This news, spreading
through the country, will, we doubt NOT,
animate the dropping courage of their
fellow-countrymen, and especially those
now opposed to Ibrahim Pacha in the
Morea.
PARIS, SEPT. 6.
We have received the following let
ter from Corfu, dated 10th of August 80
Three days ago the Seraskier at
tempted fourth attack on MissoIonghi
with 5000 men divided into three corps.
Those troops succeeded in making
themselves masters of several parts OF
the Notifications, and kept their ground
for some time ; but they were at length
driven out with considerable loss. which
is stated at 5000 men killed, wounded,
and prisoners. Another account says
the Turkish force was $4,000, that they
lost 5000 men, and that the Greek
squadron destroyed and took some of
the Turkish ships.
PARIS, SEPT. 10.
Journal announces that the Greek
Government has placed itself under the
protection of England. So important a
piece of news requires confirmation.
There is no allusion whatever to il in
our letters from Trieste. 1t was only
known that for some time past, the
communications between the Anglo
lonian Government at Corfu, aud Napo-
Ii di Romania were very frequent, and
a. report had even circulated in some
places on the coast of the Adriatic, that
Greek agents had come to Corfu TO 80.
licit certain quantity of arms and am
munition.
zANTE, AUGUST 5.
There is no doubt that the first diyis-
ion of the Greek feet have relieved
Missolonghi. About 40 sail of Turks
have passed TO day TO the eastward, evil
IDENTIFY running away from the Greeks,
and we conclude that the remainder are
either run up the GuIpb of Lepanto, or
in the shadows of Missolonghi. Another
attack has been made upon MissoIonshi,
which was rePulsed with great loss to
the Turks.
ZANTE, AUGUST G
His Maesty's ship Chanticleer cine
in yesterday, soon after the Turkish
fleet had passed. She was off Mission
CHI with them, and reports thattbe
Greeks behaved most gallantly, and
completely frightened the Turkisbdeet
from that quarter. They succeed to
get to windward of the Turks. an, had
not the wind failed, they wouldhave
burnt the greatest part of them. The
Turks no sooner saw the fire ship than
they took TO flight. The Greeksupon
this went into Missolonghi, and sun one
brig, and burnt a schooner. Thepaye.
of course, relieved that place, an, il is
the general opinion, that the dispersion
of the army off Missolonghi will L the
consequence OF tnls very me manusVre.
SMYRNA, 3Oth JULY, 1875.
vessel has just arrived from Npoli
dl Romania, with letters to the evening
of the 9th inst. which state that the
Egyptian army had, on that day, arrived
before that place to besiege it, and that
there was little hope of its being able
to hold out many days-This is the last
rampant Of the Greek cause. 1t is much
TO he regretted that the Greeks have
recently massacred all their Egyptian pris-
oners they have thus rewarded the
extreme humanity of the Egyptian Com
mander in Chief. We fear shortly to
hear of horrid retaIiations.