The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
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NEW YoRk, July Ii.-By the packet
nip Bayar9, from iiayre, the Editors OF
the National Advocate has received his
files of Gahgnani's Paris Messenger n june
DO, inclusive. II will b. seen on refer
eace 20 the extracts copied from the pa
papers thstfhe affair Of the Greeks are IN
a very prosperous rituation.
Madrid datss of the 18th represent tho
affairs of Spain al very unsettled.
PARIS, Nav 3o.- Extract OF private
letter Of The isth alt. from Smyrna Let
tiers from Alexandris announce that fine
Eic.roy Nehsmet Ali Paeba, IS preparing
l fresh expeditionto carry prompt succour
10 thu Egypi1an. troops that have diseni-
bari.ed in the Murea, but there is reason
10 fear that il will arrive too late 10 extri-
cate thahim Parha from the wretched
situation in which he finds himself The
expedition is To consist of II 900 men, and
be placed under the command of DETER
dar bey, son-in~iaw of Mehenlet All The
defea; of Ihrahln at Sasarino is conhrm.
ed from all parts. His loss is very con-
siderable. Soliaan Pey is among the
slim"
PANS, May eo.-The Oriental Specta-
tor (Smyroa} states that when hrailim Pa
cha landed nj Modon, q corps of his II oops
sdsanced IN Navarin, bet the Greeks who
We're superior in nuNibers, forced THEM all
IL retreat except fiteen, who were made
prisoners, and whom the Greeks, out OF
derislon, exercise every day
The Trieste Insurance Company has re-
ceised adrices from Corfu. announcing that
5eyeral Austrian vessels laden with corn for
the Ottoman garrison y. Patras, have been
captured by the Greeks not far from tina.
port.
letter from Augsburg states, that a
the departure AZ the las, courier from Trl
este u ratoonr prevailed of bloody hattl,
having been fought in the rn,irons o
Modon. IN which tue Egyptians we're sig
nafy defeated, and pan uf them laid dowr
then arms. eIhrahim Pdeha is said 10 he a.
mong the prisoners Of war.
Mai 0enham, and Lieut.. Clapperton
the survivors, of the expedition which lief
LnGland IN 1921, ndcr the direction u
Earl Bathurst, fol the purpose ofpenetratin:
into the Interior OF Africa, by way Of Iripo
Ii aud Fczzan, arrived in Paris on the 2is
inst.ion their einrp t.neIan The result
oftheir perilous attempt are said TO be 9th,
highest Importance, both with regard to tn,
settling many interesting points ia the geo
graphy of that hitherto impei fcctly know
continent, and the state of civilization il
which they found the natives of severa
populous Kingdoms, inhabting vale,
towns and cities, actually situated wher
the present maps Of Africa represent I'M
n,-nse deserts. The public aud particu
larry the intelligent and scientific part of il
leaiS forward with great anxiety and ex
rectatinn for the information their journal
wi afurd them. Although FIVE month
on the return from Bornon, in frequen
danger from marauding tribes, merely nc
companyug tho caravan as tray lere
without any escort, and always travelling
as Ctrlstlans and EnSlishnen; yet we az
happy to learn that the papers, as well u
every Thing they had collected during taei
long residence in the interior. arrived safe
~ With them, and were embarked in Lag
'hdrn for England. We have much nlea
cure IN adding that thu health of these int
resting travellers has gradually improved
since theirret';rn to Europe The proven
bal liberality Of England towards tI,os,
Tho by their labeurs add to her stock /,
knovledge, and consequently her nations
glory, will insure these gentlemen III, 70
wards and honors they have so hard
earned. A resident Engishman in IN
person of Mr.. Tyrwhitt, is now establish
ed IN tAe very centre Of the Continent {
Africa, 10 perfect security, and vii
permission to hols. bis GAG as British Cor