The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-11-16
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NEw-YoRK, Nov. 8.
BY the packet ship Bayard, from Havre.
Paris papers to the LIST ult. have been receiy-
ed.
A letter from Smyrna of the 18th of August,
received in this city, confirms the late advices
as to the favorable turn the Greek affairs had
taken, and adds that the loss of the Turks al
Missoionghi was 5000; that of the Greeks
1900. 1t is however stated in a Vienna pa per,
that Redschid Pacha had collected troops,
and was again proceeding to renew the siege
at Missolonghi-his head depending on its
capture. But the place was open on the sea
side and has received large supplies of pro-
visions and ammunition from the Ionian Isles.
When the Greeks .retook Calamata, the E.
gyptians lost 1900 disciplined troops.
: According to the latest advices from The
East, corps of Egyptian troops, said TO be
5000 strong, have landed in the Island of Can
dia. The Turkish feet is at Suda, and the
Greek combined fleet is crashing off Gambia,
in order to prevent the Ottoman Admiral from
conveying 10 the Morea the newly arrived
Egyptians. The temporary inaction of Ihra-
him Pacha, whilst waiting for reinforcements,
enabled the Greek government to collect
large forces in the Morea. Colocotroni has
also received new corps Of picked men from
Romelia, country whose soldiers are dread
ed by the Turks.
A letter from Trieste mentions a rumor that
lbrahim Pacha had received instruction to
declare, in case of his subduing the Morea,
that his father was independent of the Porte,
and that the Isle of Gambia and the Morea
should be governed according to the Egyptian
system of administration.
The following is extracted from an official
despatch of the Greek government, dated,
August 18th.
"Yesterday we received intelligence that
on the 14th instant the Greeks in Gambia had
gained possession of the fortresses of Gram
brouses and Kissamos, and that several of the
provinces had taken up arms.
Seven hundred Candiotes, who, after the
catastrophe of their country, had come to the
Morea, and were in the armies of the Pele-
ponnesus, and in Western Greece, thinking
it good opportunity, returned home with
every thing necessary, and succeeded in their
hopes of landing near the fortress Of Gram
bouses.
sin the fortresses of Greenhouses. they
found twenty-seven pieces of cannon, and
twenty mortars, and great quantity of pow
der; which, altho' old, can be made use of.
In the fortress OF Kissamos there were also a
quantity Of ammunition, of which we have as
yet no detailed account.
"Ibrshm Pacha has returned to Tripolizza.
The AlbaDians, who came TO his assistance
from Gambia, have repeatedly been beaten
by the Greeks, and in one combat they lost
their commander, Hassan Pacha. Several
bodies Of the Peleponnessians are formed in
order about Tripolizza, the confines of GALAXY
rita, Argos, and Agiopetron. The largest
| force is that of Vervena, under the command
of Theodore Colocotroni, which amounts to
from 5000 TO 1000 men. Every day different
combats takes place, in which, as well as the
skirmishes and ambuscades, the enemy is con {.
slderably Weekend. Our troops have begun
to follow Systematically this sort of warfare,
which we think will succeed.
"We have just been informed that lbrahim
Pacha, being in want Of provision and am
nutrition, has begun, with the greater part of
his troops, to move towards the gulf Of Mes
sina but he has not proceeded by the way
Of Dervenia nor Poliani. but new way, al
most impracticable, where there were not so
many Of our troops. An obstinate engage
ment took place, which lasted two days, in
/ hS ASNCNC0 SiGdb "ACn Hc
will have learned the insurrection in Gambia,
we doubt not but he will be greatly dishcart.
ened.n
! NETWORK. NOV. 8.
By the ship William Byrnes, from Liverpool
London papers to the 10th and Liverpool to
the 18th October have been received.
The London Courier, of the 9TH October
contains proclamation of the King Of Eng.
land, in which he enjoins his subjects " strict.
ly to observe, as we'll towards the Ottoman
Porte and the Greeks, as well as to all othel
belligerents with whom his Majesty is at peace
the duties Of neutrality" 1t likewise declares
that il any person, in his dominions, shall be
found guilty Of assisting in equpping vessel.
against any country at peace with his Majesty
he shall be subjected to fine and imprisonment
A Greek brig of war, commanded by sor
of Admiral Miaulis, has arrived in England
with dispatches for the British government.
The Emperor Of Morocco, it was stated, hat
put to the sword the whole of the inhabitant
of the city of Mequinez, and destroyed thu
city, in consequence Of revolt.
The ENJOYS Of Hayti had dined with tb'
French Ministers.
A letter received in England states that tn,
American squadron had Landed ncgociator a