The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-20

bethpol, beat the Persian army, com.
manded by Abbas Mira, $4,000 mer
strong. of regular infantry, about 90, 0oC
irregular cavalry and infantry. and &c
pieces Of artillery. According 10 the
repor; of Gen. Yermaloff, after a shor,
engagement, the Persians were com.
pletely defeated and put TO route. They
lost 100 soldiers and officers prison
ers, khans. standards, 3 cannon.
1 falconet, and 80 caissons. The Rus
slams lost IS soldiers killed, and FAC
officers and soldiers wounded. The
Persians, who had abandoned their bag
gage, were closely pursued, and there
was reason. to suppose that the entire
province of Csrabagh was delivered
| from invasion.
Some expectation has been entertain.
ed among the friends of Lord Cochrane,
that his Lordship was about 10 visit Lon
don, but by letter received yesterday
from Paris, it appears that he has left
that city with NJ. Orlando, the Greek
Deputy for Marseilles. This change Of
determination is, il is said owing TO the
grant of Ell 600. which Lord Cochrane
has received from the French and Swiss
Greek Committee at Paris, and he has
returned to Marseilles with The intention
of purchasing frigate built in that por,
for the Pacha of Egypt, but which hi,
highness had not fulfilled his engage.
ment by paying for.
Lord Cochrane and the agent of the
Pacha lodged IN the same Hotel, at Mar.
settles.
The Paris papers mention that LORD
Cochrane was waiting at Marseiles fol-
the arrival of the Greek frigate HelIas
of whose departure from New-Yorh
they had heard. The IIellas is describ
ed as most powerful floating castle.
The London Globe, Of the 14ih ult
states that the Greek frigate HellGs
Capt. Gregory, which sailed from New
York on the 18th of Oct. for Greece
was spoken on the 22d Oct. in lat 40
long. So 80, by vessel from Honduras
This is the first intelligence which we
have received Of the Hellas, since hei
departure.
Accounts have been received from
MarseiIles Of Lord Cochrane's having
Effected the purchase Of frigat.
in that port for the service of Greece
for the sum of fi2OOo. This will
Capt. Hastings steam-vesael, and thu
Irigate from Newly ork, will give new
character TO the Greek naval force.
The Gazette of Napoli di Romania
of Sept. 10Th, announces the arrival o
SleaD Boat on the 14th, eight hour
after sunset, in the Gulf of Argos
As soon as il was DESCRIBED" says The
account, "ihe news spread through III,
city, and the inhabitants, reused from the
arms of Morpheus, FASTENED TO tht
ramparts, &c. TO enjoy this novel sight
The moon shining bright, the vessel WA
easily distinguished, and, on lis ancuoTrI;
in the port, became the object Of gener
al and eager curiosity; boats, filled witt
people, surrounded it on all sides. MIR
Francis a. Hastings, captain and owne
of the vessel, offered to sell il to tn,
Government, which did not hesitate
moment TO buy it for ELS, 900 sterling
Thus il became Greek, Instead of Eng
lish, property and received the name .
Karteria, The PeTseverance.) tits 20;
tons burthen, English measure. Thu
Greece has also steam-boat.''
| Candris.-Even the Oriental Specta
tor pays the following tribute of ap
plause TO this brave Greek Captain. Al
ter mentioning the presentation 10 hin
by the Greek Committee Of Paris, Of
seal valued at / 500 francs, on which
represented hand with torch settin.
fire 10 ship, and of superb and ex
cellent musket, presented by the make
al Paris; this paper adds" The en-
thusIasm in favor of Canaris is general
and it is deserved.-Intbe midst of al
the black visages, which form the pic
lure of the Greek revolution, Canari
appears like one Of those antique heads
whose admirable features serve to thi
day as models. The Turks the I've,
esteem and admire this brave mariner
and posterity, which will Judge 10 very
different manner fthe general character
and the details of this revolution, will
record in lis immortal pages the cour
age, the patriotism and the disinteres
tedness Of Canaris.'
LONDON, NOV. IA.
! State Of Trdde.-We regret 10 per
ceiYe from the nInYincial naners. that il