Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
Translated for the n Y A,e,;c,n

G.
neiai-n Chef, CoiocotronI, written the 1st from
krisovits, informs that the enemy having left Tripo
htza on the Goth May, had reached the plain of C1r
tene and that there being doubtless informed that the
Derbends were fortified they attempted to pass bv the
detiies OF Poan in order TO descend into NIessenia
but scarcely had they arrived at Duracl when thew
experienced from General Nikitas ST. acknowledgements
resistance SO vigorous that he obliged to return
INTO the plain of Carysthenus. On the SOh, having
divided their army into two corps, one of which re.
manned in the plain with the prisoners and baggage
with the other they reached Andritzana to which lhey
set fire. Since that time they had made no movement
and the troops commanded by Londo kallioponIo yep.
uai Coiocotroni, and Deigiamie were assembling on
all sides.
The new government, established under circumstap-
ces the most critical has not, up to the present time
neglected any practicable means 10 supply the wants
and forward the views of the nation. It's first care has
been TO procure provisions and munitions for tho troops
and the fortresses and already they daily transpor
ted from syria and the country in the neighbourlood
1t also occupied in giving the necessary orders for the
movements OF the armies and the defence of the yari-
positions
Thanks to the of NIavromichalis, the position OF
the NILS has been reinforced: tue works go on with ar
dour on all sides and already Napoi 3 condition
TO withstand siege many years. Government has
equally well Provisioned the fortresses OF Cornth 4,
thcns etc.
Ibrahim rayerses The Morea without opposition and
with small number Of troops, NiLitas, who alone a l.
tempted TO resist him. abandoned BY part of his roops
was obliged TO retire. This Indifference on the mar
of the Peloponessans is Unprecedented il is hardIv
known what to think of their apathy, after The proofs
OF courage which they gave during the three first years
OF the The true sectional ieaIousv and
dssension among the chiefs.
Cameo, May 3l.-fbe Egyptian squadron com
manded by Mutarem Bey and composed of so vessels
passed near the southern of the Island of Gambia
on the Goth May. After having Quilted the coast
near NissolonghI The 9th May, they reached Ma
warm On the 25th they left that port and SET sail for
Alexandria, where they TO receive isions and
munitions, and transport them into the SIorea "a.
zee, ten briggs of war, and four five vessels were de-
tached from the squadron and arrived in the Southern
Fort. ihey were commanded py Captain Sed- Ali
who was charged TO escort TO Nayarin the CONVOY which
contrary winds and the Greek vessels had Obliged TO
take refuge in the Southern Port
Jnyttlene 9fh June-Tbrty families have returned
from tie morea to take possession their former p,eD
ery,
Syya, 1GM JW,c,--Thc Ipsariote vessels Of Can,,in
Ncoi- Apostolic, pIllagc in the waters of Tasso TINS
can brig laden with merchandise, and destined for
Aexaudricttc. As there goods on board directed
10 french merchants, the ipsarioc himself reported
them 10 III. de Rigny.
Ii IS SAIL that Ibralm Pacia is at KEITH Lord Cor
don has already abandoned Greece. Colonel Fabyier
at Paros.
Smyran 19h Junc-Accordins to tic last news re-
cciycd from the Morea, lbrain PaCha had not again
descended into the Plain ri ArrOs. NapoIi III Roma.
MIA was still abundaDdy supplied Animal food and w.
gctables were not dearer than d SMYRNA
The uev commission OF prizes appeared 70 be cor.
dGclcd with increased degree OF equity
Goufa still master of Athens tic Pacba of Ne
CrOpont bad writicptO him, IL Is said, to prepare him
Lodgings. Tie Greek answered this Ihodomontadc in
tie tone.
Ii IS TePorei tat tie Pacha is about 10 form canp
near New Ecbclie is this directed against Samos or
Is II only ieipt 70 draw attention from the quarter
that is 10 be attacked,
Coyfu, Juae e7.--Thc Scraskicr has united tie
naigt|orio"l r. Lepan;J and b15 established his head