Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-22

GRENcs.-rhe london Courier Of q. Al

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! and Monday. contain intelligence from Greece
ct 80 positive character, that its aa,henttcity
| cannot be ib et--~~coortlog to which M,sxo
longh, has successfully wiihstoad the attscks ~
The Ess p,lans under ihrahim Pseh.. The ac.
| cofdt ct the death OF ibfalim paeha had been
| officially received - Corfu. from prevesa, on
the +'h of april. Three 1artars we're dis.
| patched To the latter place far Surgeons but
| before they could return With medical AID this
celebrated ehietAineY nired The news Is said
| 10 be confirmed under dates from Leghorn.
Corfu, Zante, Trieste, Rome, Aneona. SC,
The Amsterdam papers Of May !, announce
that int eihgeuce had been rroeiv, 4 from Odes.
81, March 80, syria, IS, and Const2ntmople, Is,
. state that Com. Hamilton had announced to
tue Greek government the recognition OF the
Independence os Greece by England and Rus
sss This Intelligence, says the LONDON Co,i.
rier, wonid IN tbs American phrase. be ''im
por'ani, If srnsf but that paper says it does
| not believe syllable Of IT..
Lei era from Legl,crn and Trieste of April
20. mentIon that Missoionghi still held ont.
!he Quoild,enne, PARIS Journal, says let.
tiers hon Corfu. dated 9Th April, meotion pei.
ther the arrival of the Greek feet, nor ths
moral wound of ihrahim racha.
Tie German papers assert positively that
| Russia is sboas 10 Interfere IN behalf VI the
| Greeks.
| Letters from Ancona, dated Is,h Of Aprii.
| mention Admiral Msulis had suet eeded'in pro-
visloning M'ssoonshi, and the creeks had re.
| taken Nassisd,.
| From Gatgaaai's .HDrlger. .fba 20.
! MlSsOL pNt;Hi.--For a month pass. the
! moss contradictory intelligence has been re-
ce,ve,l from the Icvaut, relative to the tao of
| Missolonghi. The clsshing accounts, when
considered SEPARATELY, carried with them such
| an air OF probability, that no other course re-
| msned for rs han TO lay the differing details
| before our resders leaving II 10 TN 20 eiucl.
| date the ira,h. The advices receives iron, all
| quarters now coincide in statiag that MIsso-
I longhi, far from having fallen, is vs,orItne,
| and II is viii mich PLEASURE We communicate
| the following lligence;
EXTRACT Of fricase letter, dated psliics, .3p-il
| I5.--' lbrslnm pacha j. defeated, and Greece
| once more victorious: Letters from Presrsa,
Sans Msdra, Ithaca. a,u Gan,e, OF the 2bh,
18th and % h uli. sssIr us, that hrsh,na, tired
| ot seeing his tro0ps detained siRte Noyem-
o~r, before the petty fortress. resolved. after
seeing all his propositions rejectrd with dis-
| DAM to try his fortune once mtrr. 10 that
! effect be made preparations, and on the 2siH
| Undetermined TO attempt gerefai assault.
! brisk cannonsdng f,sI armour ed The eneuly's
attack; and shortly after. .upsn signal beng
! gwen, disciplined troops were seen 20 advance
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! Asia,irs ard Sls.nelukes on the other. ibra-
/ him, s~7ira In hand. commanded in perscn. lie
| advanced the frat upon one of the rafhparts
named Dossnd, which 70 near the sea- Ills
troops we're following hinl With boltlnrss, when
J al d, once the advanced guard, upon whom
! shaver was poured b, the sruIlsry OF the for
| tress were thrown into disorder. The Paoha
! was wounded aad the rsn,or OF this event be-
ing spread among the tfeops. completely dis.
| heattened them.
4 .rhe Greeks, without losing rsomen', scak
| advantage s the disorder 81 the enem,, open
!, ed the town gates, snf made a vigorous sortie.
! which was seconded byCoi Fsbs,er. who came
! upon the. enemy 8 rear with 200 men OF infant.
/ ~ and 700 cavslry. and by Gourss, Karaiscaki
| end other ArIfatolis, who took with them more
I than 7OUL men, picked out of The yalicares OF
/ Romelia. The Dsrbarizns were completely
routed; and lbratiim. wosnded and ashamed OF
his defeat. had scarcely time to take refuge
~ Patras with the remainder of his army. An
the enem,'s baggage and material fell into the
hands the congaerors. Its asserted that
very high perso,izge fell in the action. tor on
the field OF battle was found turban adorned
with cerPoutr. set in diamonds (a kind of
! plume winch the Sultan sends to Generals who
| by their valour have shown themselves entitled
| TO dlstinctim.) Letters of the ist inst. from
Zante announce that lbrshiin is dead of lis
wound.
! sThe same letters say that the Greek feet,
| which had gone 10 HYDRA TO repair, was 70 put
TO sea on the 26th alt. The different sources
| iron, which this intelligence bad reached me,
and the respectable character OF my cores.
pondents, Danish all doubt OF It's truth. Vol
and all the friends'of Greece may rejoice, and
look tor more ample details of this memorable
day. At the D,orBent wbeui wss going TO seal
this letter reached me from TIRE ste. by which
I learn that the steam vessel that leit Corfu on
the 9th ns, brought full conn nation OF the vic.
tory OF the Greeks. and tie complete deliver.
ance of Missotonghl. The God o Christians
nas at length had pity upon handful OF men.
WHOSE destruction had been sworn by the tor-
ces OF the two continents combined. Let us
render 10 him homage for hi onn,potent oene.
volence, aid pray 10 him 60 continue 10 assist
the people who are 6sh,ing for religion and
liberty"
AUSTRIA AND GREEcE.--Ersraes Of
letter ON me aye.s 10 Loyd's q; Trieste, aaied
| .spfgl 20s The Austrians are fitting out
squadron to cruse sgsinSt the Greeks IN the
Archipelago. who, principally wah their ANAL
craft, have done great injury 10 the trade. Tine
losses OF the different insurance companies here
are essima'ed q, 70,a0o,. The communication
with the Levantis in consequence much restrict
ed, and the few vessels that proceed up the
Archipelago rendezvous " Zsnse to wait ios
tie convoy Of Austrian ships OF war.
RUSSIA AND TUkkE9.--Le,,ersr received
| q, Paris. from constantnople, of April z, s2.,
that courier from 81. Petersburg had arrived
in the night of the 9th. at the residence OF