American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-16
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE

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| GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE
We stop the press to announce The arriya, or j,
ship Desdemona Capt. Magic, from Hayre. when ,"'
the sailed on the Cd OF Mey. We have file, of r
Constiluiione to he 2eth of April incus,s -. ~
hasten TO lay before our readers the Go],ow;rss
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE Ws
have lime this evening but for few extracts. -
CoRru. Ap,i,s
! The obscurity which has hitherto reenrd o,..
the horizon OF Greece has been dissipaed. Jh,s
him having lost large portion of his army in ii.
reiterated attacks upon Missolongh lately ree,,,si
to his assistance the troops which he had III, ~
Glanenza and Pytgos, to the number of aeon maa -
and on the Gath of March made general assam, :;
which he was MORALLY wounded. The enemy .,
tackled the city upon the sea side, where the or,;
locations were known 10 be the weakest is No,
known how many men have fallen on each side br,
It is SAID that several thousand Turks have been
! killed, because 5000 Greeks who arrived durn.
the heat OF the action, Tell upon the Turks and lhns
accomplished the sctory.
These troops were commanded by Col. Fsb,ier
lbrahlm received his wound from the muske, of
soldier, who saw him employed in giving orders ia
his troops ard recalling them to discipline Ah,,
this defeat lbrahim took refuge in Lepano. and
passed over to Patras. Thus ended this famo,
siege, from which the enemies of liberty exnec,.d
their Triumph, and fatlered themselves win m.
hope OF seeing The Greeks fhll and return 10 SLAVE,
Iry.
The state Of things in the Peloponnesus i'm.
proves every day, and every thing is becoming
more regular and returning 10 order The Nation
al assembly, which has been consoked moi at Mep
ara, but at Methora (between Corinh and Argos,
carries on its business with zeal. The Govern.
ment has commanded Colehi set out and assem-
BILE and unite the forces Of the chiefs OF Romela
and fly with :hem 10 the relief OF Mssoonchi
CoocoFoni is 10 remain blockading Tiipoilza, IN.
Ill thai place pressed by famine. is force ed 10 surren
der Co!ispoo is to go TO patras, and Niceias 10
observe those of the enemy who are at Vayireno
end the president. Conduroitis. ~ the head Of The
SPartrates, is to besiege Modem and Coron.
Under the date oil Arizona, April Is, confirms
the above defeat, adding the death OF Ibrahim.
In another letter from Corfu, it is said Missolong.
hi sill holds out rcpeling all the assaults oil the
Turks. The camp of the Arabs has been burnt.
Another letter from Zante, April s. says every
thing is still in favor OF the beseged. The camp
of Ibrahim has been burnt, and his troops discour.
aged. AT this moment we hear very heavy
nonade in the direction Of Mi,soongbi We have
no fear, as the garrison is well supplied with pro.
visions and ammunition.
Under the dale Of Augsburgh, April a. WE find
the following. awhile the French Journals make
lbrahim Pacha take Nlissolongh by assault The
Corfu packet brings US letters oil the 5th April,
which confirms tie news favorable TO the Greeks.
lbrabim made another assault Upon the Esd OF
March but the Egyptians repulsed with .
loss of several thousand men; three Beys anda
Pa, ha remained on the field. Ibrshim himself has
been dangerously wounded; and according to a
report IN the nnan Islands. has died OF his wounds;
but this las, news wants confirmation.
Letters at Zantr, received at Venice, April Isl
announce the death Of I5rahim Pachs.
We find many other articles, all tending TO con-
firm The fact, that The Greeks have met with some
great and unexpected success