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whole feet. The consequence was the
destruction of more than Sirty De88eis
burnt, sunk, and run ashore. II was
thought that Ibrahim Pacha persisted in
this dreadful battle.
In the early part of May, great battle
was fought in the ns,ghborhood Of Ma
yarin, in which the Greeks were com
pletely victorious More than 5000 oil
their enemies were left dead on the field.
A Legborn letter of May 80, says
" Ofic al accounts of this event have
been published at HYDRA. Odysee has
been given up to the Greek government
ODESSA, (Russia,) May 2o.-Vessels
that are arriving here from Constantine
pie, to take cargoes of wheat, bring US
dates from that city 10 the 5ih inst.
The vessel Of the Captain Pacha mar
rowly escaped being burnt, and is ashore
near Gallipoli. This accident is attri-
buted TO the bad organization OF the crew,
They also bring the news of the death oil
Mehemet Ali Pacha, Vice Roy OF Egypt,
which information, il is said, was brought
by Courier from Alexandria on the
5th but this, we think, wants confirm
alton.
May le.-The transports, thirteen in
number, loaded with provisions and am
munilion, destined for the Egyptian tieei,
were captured by the Greeks in the port
of Mitylcne, and sent to Napoli de Ro-
mani 1t is said that the Greeks have
good understanding with the inhabitants
of this island.
"TR1EsrE, May 23.--Letters from
Prevesa, dated 2slh OF April, contain the
following particulars relative to the adj
vance OF the Seraskier Redchid Pacha
against Mssolonghi, ard the defeat
which he sustained at Arato leo, on
which occasion 500 Turks were killed
or taken prisoners. The Seraskier had
set out from Aria with 10000, or accord
ing to some accounts, with no less than
so 900 men, aud had already approach
ed Anatolico M eanwhiie daily actions
took place with the Greeks, who were
relrealing, and who had LAID waste every
thing In their way. In these actions the
Turks had the disadvantage, and accord
lug TO all accounts, they were already Elk
! h3usted and destitute of provisions and
ammunlIions when they arrived m the
environs Of Auslo.Ico. On the l7th oil
April, the Greeks attacked, with the
greatest impetuosity, Redchid Pacha !;
who was in wan, of every necessary, and
| dispersed the whole army; Redcbid,
hmsel! fled 10 ARA, on which the great
Ter part OF the Aibanians, who had still
accompanied him, deserted him. Among
the prisoners brought by the Greeks, to
Missolongbi, is Selim Bey, nephew to
Seras kier Greek Journals and the Cor
III Gazette, contain some preliminary &C
counts of this brilliant affair. The Egyp-
tian expedition, the remainder of which
is in Modon, and which reports from diff
lerent quarters represent as unable to do
any thing, is placed by The defeat of the
Serasklcr in a critical situation, especi-
ally as Greek feet of 40 sail (as we
have before learnO intercept all supplies
from Suda, and has already dispersed
one division that sailed for Suda with re-
Inducements for the Egyptian army
We are consequently impatient for fur
Their accounts of the final fate of Ibrahim
| Pacha.
The Paris Constitutional Of the 9th Of
June, details the detca, OF Redchid Pa
cha, at the head of $4,000 Aloanians,
Soliots and others, near Anatolico, by
the Greeks; Nolas BoZaris, Zaugas,
! and Nicetas, were the chiefs who led the
Christians. On the 10th May, /, is stat
ed the SeraskIer' had crossed the DIS
,rict OF Uiochas, and Cd the I'm, at day
break was encountered by l2, 900 Greeks
who covered Anstolico. Nlcetas, who
commanded the van guard, Immediate
ly gave the signal for battle, and rushed
into the midst OF the enemy himself. AT
5 o'clock victory, i, is stated, crowned
The standard OF the Christians. he
Turks, beaten at all points, tlca in the
road to ARA, leaving 5000 killed on the
| field of battle, 500 wounded, and two
Pachas prisoners 30 standards, and all
the Ottoman artillery fell, it is added, in
to the hands Of the Greeks. If this &C
count be true, and il beers every mark OF
authenticity, the campaign OF the Sultan
this summer has ended in the same dis
as,ers that crowned every former attempt
against Greece.
SPAIN.
The Morning Chronicle of,he 18th Of
lima cave Hue have receIved frnrn