The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-01
FOREIGN.

Ssw-EoRk. July 0.-The arrival 81
the Columbia aud YIN. Byrnes, last even
IL from liyerposl. brings ap our resHiai
III L. the ! I'm uk. inclusive from Intdof
aud la4aslfes ns with the periodicals III
Jare. together with The ca nnnhrr o
the q rarefly.- All which ~ may hereat
II rrndrr tributary Ia lire amusement u
insirHr in of our readers.
TIE most important matter IN these pa.
pers concerns the tricks. Who appeared =
nave some signal success, lsdh by sea and
iaad. The details as far ~ any are
found IN addition - ibase Published las
evening, are given belaW. Tie two oiiel
al dcspatche. y heb we extract from tie
Courier of The 18th, addressed ~ tht
Gierk Gps.enlnent 10 their agents Ia be.i-
don, manifest great cDaGdeuer, though
written. ~ IS we'll o5-etp"d ly the Gonrirtt
in style net calculated 10 inspire implicit
btiirf. The IDEA ot 100 armed men sally
ing out from Il fortress into the midst ol
honsaud. Of adyerst,ies--killing four or
five hundred Of them, taking much spout,
aud then r tuning eitlI the loss Of o"ly
one man. Is, al TITS unte I'll day, father Too
apochfyplaL The ready continuation,
however, by the Government, oi The terms
of The loan o"g stated IN England slmpnr-
fat, rs e,nacmg renniz fiion aud CONT
drnre amons the pnhlie authorities.
Private accounts represent money to be
scarce ia London. aul a sunilfr scarcity
uas anticipated IL Lprrpool The unset
tied state oflhr mo0ry market is surpassed
10 be connected with tho great Financial
operation, oi France, Cor the conversion oil
her ste, ks, and the issue ui large amount
or nen rents Iot tn, indemnify 10 the enli-
grants.
The promise of au abundant aud carly
harvest, both in England aud France, Is re-
presented to he very great.
GREECE.
OFriH Tnie'iifcnee---firsi DesPafch.
Pro, Incl Il Government al Greece. The
Executive Body.
To Messrs john Orlando = Andrens Lnrioltis
The Government thinks II Ercrssa-
~ 10 inform YOU Of the true state ol Affairs
Al present ia Greece. II IS very probable
that report will have augmented the num-
her of troops landed by lbrahim Pacha al
Nodun AID Corou Learn tnsn that the
forces disembnrkrd by him at those places
do not exceed 1000. 1t WAS regular
corps, consisting Of Arab soldiers, & COM
manded hS about forty European adtrn-
turrrs ; six thousand only Of them were
fighting men, the rest were servants, such
as sroons, &c. They were accompanied
by about $50 hoiaemen, organized III the
manner Of the Manelukes. This corps
was able TO advance IT. within eight hours
distance Of Nlodou aud Coron; but they
were not able to do any injary bat ON the
contrary, in skirmish which took place
with 1000 Greeks, under our General
Passon Macromuuintlis, they were forced
10 retre.-As, however, our troops were
not IN readiness 10 oppose them, they au-
vauced shortly after towards Navarno, ho-
ping to hesirgr aud take that fortress but
it is too well defended, and too strous 10
be taken even by four times that number OF
enemies. Thns, up 70 this day, there have
onIy been irr.-hes, IN Which the enemy
have lost 1000 men. Ills eNCeienCy the
President, Cunduriottis, has been elected
CHIEF OF The forces destined To besirgr Pa
tras, and il IS several days since he pro
crcded on the expedition; but, on account
Of the landing of thu Arabs 1t Modoa, he
proceeded lhilher, aud from thence he will
march to Patras.
A corps of IL COCO men has entered
into western Greece. they must really
imagine that they can strike terror INTO the
deserts, since, on lvanclug lniu western
Greece, they will only mcrt stones and
guns, and if they succeed ia reaching the
interior, they will End that AnatoIlco and
Massalongh are impregnable.
In eastern Greece there have only ap-
peared 400 horsemen, accompanied by the
renegade Odysseus, who, not beng able to
seducc the people To his tra,toroas oPin,-
ons, threw off the mask, deserted Ia the
Turks, and took up arms against his coon
uy; bat the brave General Gonras, with
force of ) 900 chosen men, attacked him
and droye him, with his companions, Ia Ia.
rentnm he keeps them closely blocked
up thcre, and we tank that shortly odys-
srus aud his troops will experience the fate
they meit.
The enemy have begun the campaigr
tins wear much earlier than usual aud W,
do not doubt that in this nth campagr
they will employ I'll their efforts, bat we
also confidently hope aud believe, thai
those exertons VIII fail, & that the Greeks
by brilliant Victories. viii advance then IN
Dependence. The government is occuprt
in cxppditipg three strong corps Of troops
one will be stationed at Volo, one is DIES
tined fa the bcseising of Negropont, anc
the other for Agrapha. 4 fourth corps o
less strength will be stationed at Patran2iki
According to all appearances, the Snitat
has placed all his hopes on two forces
that of the Albanians, aud that of Niche
med Ali Pacha. A. To the Egyptians, w
hay. -pnhrn of them above; and as to thu
/ Abaniaus, the experience of four years ha'
taughtns what may be expected from them
especially on comparing our forces Of thu
j year with those of the preceding cam
paigns, Our vessels also are crulziaG oI
the coasts OF Albania.
Napoli di Rpmauia, ApriIt. 1925. O. s
Second Despatch.
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