Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
CDe Constitutional gggbse.
GREEN CAMpAIGN-

h!es OF papers, of the those brought BY tie
braeanza, and from one o! Them the following
tice OF The affairs of Greece Il does not perlaos
any thing entirely the reader but will serve 10 give
nun nee idea ct the state of things that quarter
than could have been formed from the detached rcces of
intelligence tina: have heretofore been published
Sf1fesnla7,.
In the early par Of the year, large expedition was fitted
out ny !e Viecroy 81 Egypt, a lis was cmtcst-
ed TO his Ibahm Pacha Pant of his force, nacees
nun, and landed near the south western point OF the
oiea where the Turks occupy the chief foresses,
hodo and Coron and the Greeks hold tide hcigoring one
OF Nayafino. The southwestern point of the Mosea is
40 miles distant from Patras, fortress also held hv
the ttrks at the north western extremity Peninsula
In vada, about 90 miles nort-vcst of Patras stands
Missoionghi, occupied by the Greeks 60 miles heyoud
Wbich IN Iower Albania, stands ARA where Reshil pa
cha commanded considerable Turkish force. To the east
OF Lvadia Negroponte where Odysseue the Greek Chief
tam commanded considerable force. appears thai
Odysscus had entered into agencut with Ibrnhiu
Pacha to join the Turkish cause. There were also some
Greeks Zaimi and others) Zanc engaged in the snnc
plot 1t probably intended that while O,lvsses m ,l,
eastern parts OF Lvadia and Zaim in the west of ;orca
promoted Instructions against the Greek Government
itetschid Pacha should advance from North and Ibra
iin from the South, drive the independents en-
eIy out of the Morea. But this plan appears to have
aiied odyseus, who had declared himself openly against
the Government established poll i Rnnania was pro-
Claimed by them traitor aud is srd have bcru ar
rested. ZaIm and his associates, landing from Zantc
near avaruio, met with the fate. Rcscl Pacna
having advanced toward Alissolongi, beaten ON t
18th OF April, aud forced fall back upon Aria
OF these events indeed very mpGflcctl nfornc 4:
but of the proceedings of Ibrahm P,c,a MANI moro
cularS nave been stated with what we cauuo r.
ei' To say ihe Egyptian orce which first landed near
Hodon, attempted in vain, to seize Navarno. Ibahim
who shortly Afterwards arrived i'll person, made similar
attempt WIN as little success The land forces OF the
Greeks were under Mavromichaels, Ccnuo,ts Bozzaris
Caraasscs, Nicetas &c: their ships under Nliaulis
SachtouIs Canaris Nc. On The 2t;h aud 26h of March
two battles Wee fought ny Ibrah very far from Nava
iiEo, in which he claimed the advantages but with NO t,,
effect than enable him To push The s,re oc 49,;
more vigorously Early in Api, IbFain threw reinforce
mcnts and provisions into Pdtfas. On the Sib o,b a.
ION OF that month he ton'bnrded Nnvarno. On t., 18Th
and 2st he fought again with the Greeks and cIaimed VIC
tories bat does not appear to h"veained by any
siderable advantage.
o" the 23d, 24.h, and 25th he again cannonaAcd
NaNarlio ana hAi nearly effected practical breach when
ON the eth endorsements thrown into the fortress NV
sea- and the day following tho garrison began to make
snriicS At this period, Mavromchacls and
came down from the INTERIOR and attacked lbraim The
result OF The conhct IS differently stated. 1t SEE certain
thai ne had NOT, down the latest advises succeeded in
reducing NavaTho; and il is said he cut on from
[eI"lhs o" '"don or Co"n and has in consequence
fcrcd terms of capituaou this n,ay be do,,ted II
seems, however, TO be certain, that, subsequently this
eiod one II nor two conaga tons of his sports have
taken place. About the 10Th 2,h OF Nav Canar;s i
represented to have burnt 1l transports going NIoon
To Gambia for reinorccments; and We above stated
the whole OF the remaining of the squadron asserted
" have ioeu burnt, the 10Th, the P ri of Nava,ino
The conduct Of Ibrahim hoes not apncar IN I,rc
given safsfa either father or 10 inc p,o
Another expedition is said TO be preparing i'm Eryp Of
which the Drfterar Bey (sonn-aw OF The Vicclov( j. 20
have the command, but be subordinate 10 the CnD;nn
Pacht, or High Admiral of the Turkish Empire This lat
Occr sailed from Constannople for the DaydaurIcs
on the Both of April with u ships of and Transports
The Greek Admiral StachouTi5 in the negborhood Of
The Dadanellcs watching the enemy he is stated 10
have, the 9Th of May, captured at Aityrnc cotvoy
Of Turkish vessels with provisions, Sc the Nlorea
One circumstance looks i'll for the Greek cause though
may eventually tend to promote it very efectuay; we
alude TO the SOFT of Dictatorship conferred Cuniuottis
by decree of the Senate, the 25th April. This
looks as if the Senate conceived the affairs of Republic
TO be in an alarming state; but may perhaps conuee to
give them salutaIy cnr~gy.
There several circumsantia accounts Of the des-
Inc
the 18th of May, 10y the Cerk fleet vessels and four
fire ships, under Admiral Maoulis The Dutch brig
Courier, bound to Smyrna, was in sight, gato
ASIA two corvetics, three large bgs, and twenty
port vessels, blew up When the Courier was ID miles
from Modon, at half past in the evening heard
great eNoSon ana at 81 miles distance he heard another.
News from Napo stated that these explosions
two magazines in Aioon. All stores and munitions
of war for the Egyptian army IL Modon.
CoNsTANTTSoTLE, May GA panic terror has snrcad
in this capital since the arrival Of counter sent to the
Porte by the Pacia Of Smyrna with the latest from
Modon Ibrahim Pacha had the 10Th of May, taken
New Navarin and the fortress had consented captuac,
but on conditions which rejected by the Egyptians.
Meantime the negotiations be renewed the 3h
when the GTeak Admiral MauuIs inmoralized himself
by action worthy of tine Spartans. With wenfveight
vessels he alta ked the fleet of brahm Pacha and an eve
witness athTms That he set FIRE with his hand the
! igatc Asia OF ~ guns Tic Ggate blew up with 400
men, with whom Slc manned, and tweniy-six 0tiPG
vessels of every size became prey the flames. y
Dutch brig the whole frc the distance Of twelve
miles at sea- and ia the evening heard violent cXpn-
sion. which, later intelligence announces, destroyed half
the town OF Alodon, the powder magazines having taken
fire.
During this catastrophe Algerine feet Of six bsgs
and several schooner, commanded by hIusiapha Rels,
was in sight of Modou, bur Immediately diverted
towards the Of Malta /, IS also
this that New Nayarin is longer in lie hands Of
bahim that the Egyptian troops, very much erfecbled by
disease aud tie of this war, in despair and that
for three months had been paid to the troops dis
Cipncd i'm the European
The family Of the Grand Sultan is being cxtingu5l-
cd. On the 10th there died princess Of clcyon years c+
and the sovereign has no other child expect infants
The small pox has made geai ravages in the serogo:
has carried of already tliirty persons.
GEORG ETowT, August f6.
Yesterday the very interesting hut painful ceremony
fiag me rel witnessed the Vfsofiol in this town
The subject who bid aicu all the substantial pleasures
life for the and thstosicr the amioblc and
esting daughter of Capt Jones of tic Navy There to
something peculiarly revolving in the idea OF young
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