American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-26
Ne,o Fork, July, 90.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
BY the Packet Ships William Byrnes, and Co
iumbia from Liverpool, we have received Londo
dates to the 18th of June, and Liverpool to the 10th
The only important accounts which they bring ar
the following confirmation Of, and addition to, tn
news from Greece. published yesterday.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE.
London. June ii The Paris papers of Saturday
are exceedingly barren. They contain neilhe
news speculation worth extracting, excepting
that which relates to the Greeks.
The correspondence Of the Journal des Debat
announces that another importan. victory has beef
gained by the patriots. lbrahim Pacha. it appear
by this account, desparng of SUCCESS in his invasion
Of the Morea, had determined TO abandon his en-
terprize and return TO Gambia. He had embarke
Tor flight. but was becalmed; the Greek fleet I'm
der Miaulis came upon him and the Greek her
Canaris threw himself into the midst Of tn
Egyptian vessels and burned them. The loss Q
the Mahometans was immense. The Who'll,
coast was illuminated with the ccnAagration. Sc
venty ships we're destroyed or captured and il wa
belle we'd that Ibrahim Pacha himself had persisted
in the general catastrophe. A report was cuircn
at Constantinople, that his father, the VIceroy o
Egypt, had died suddenly. but it is probable that
this TACT true, we should have had the intelli
gence direct from Alexandria. The following arr
among the particulars:
Zcnte, May 14-The Greeks are once NOR,
victorious both officers and men have contributed
another page to the history Of the regeneration o
Greece. Peter Niavromichalis, Mavrocorda,o
(whom the Oriental Spectator wished TO render
suspected,) Constantine Bozaris, Anagnostoras, An
drew Metaxas, and crowd OF brave Greeks, afte
having overcome the Egyptians who landed in thu
pelopcnnessus, had succeeded in driving them OF
hoard the squadron, near Mondon, and in which
lbrahiin Pacha, reduced to dispair proposed to EN-
bark from so fatal country. His vessel then a
anchor at the island OF SapieDza, accordingly, or
The 10TH drew near to land, and the whole of the
llth was occupied in taking in all the troops
wounded, and baggage they possibly could On &C
count of NV wind, blowing in his teeth, ADM
raj Miaulis was not able 10 impede their manGu
yres but the wind having abated, and shifting &c
The South the hero oil Greece, Constantine Canars
who commanded the vanguard in hrc ship, in the
middle Of the night sailed into The midst Of the
Egyptian feet. and it was soon perceived that he
had susceeded in graphing with f,igate Of tho
enemy's. Two other fire ships were equally for
,una,e and the fire having spread, the conlagratiol
illumined Cabrera, the Greek island, Sapenza, and
the precipices of Mount Egialeus. The sight now
bee anne truly terrible on all sides were YES
sells graphing, running foul. lying, and sinking
mingled with the shrieks OF soldiers and sailors in
the burning vessels. Several however, succeeded
IN gaming the open sea, anu D. - hom 81" uaHdSCe
transports Just arrived in port that we received
the first news of the grand disaster experienced by
the Mahometans whose loss is estimated to amount
TO nearly seventy vessels wrecked, burnt. and sunk
The coas, was covered with fires, and il was thought
that lbrahim Pacha had persisted in this irghtlu
catastrophe.
Ibrahm previous to this engagement offered &c
capitulae on condition Of giving up the ottresses
of Coron and NIodon; but the Greeks were not vii
ling 10 suffer him to escape on such easy terms
The traitor Odysseus, abandoned by his soldiers, il
was expected would share the late oil Colocortron
and the other factious cheftains. The defeat o
Redschid Pacha at Anatoca, and the burning o
The Egyptian fleet the night OF the 9Th OF May
are confirmed beyond all reach OF doubt
From the Etotie Of Saturday.
Trieste, Man o8.-Direct accounts from Art;
say that 200 or 500 wounded, the remens OF tn
army Of Redschd Pacha. had arrived there. Al
soon as the troops of the Pacha OF Salonchi learn
the defeat of the Serasker at Anatolica, they dis
psrsed All the letters from the Indian Islands
confirm the great event of the burning OF the Egyp
tain feet on the night Of the 18th May.
augsburg GaS.
The following is Postscript to a letter received
at Zante on The 9Th May:
Later accounts say. that The turkish tugniVe'
who we're flying through AcarHiania IN all dlrec-
sions, were killed singly by the Greek peasants
Redschid, after his fight, succeeded, however IL
collecting some troops, but he was attacked ana oe
fested second time in the latter end OF April. Al
the second defeat, all the troops that he had col
tsctsd entirely disbanded themselves lhe ANA