Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

sNTnNA, April 2a--Tbe following is the Official ac-
the Greek pirates e "'"''
The English soop AIacriIy, Captain Hose John.
'oHe saed from Smyrna in pursuit ofte pirates which
90 such unspcakablc injury to the rnercantio r,.ri
OF all nations. On tic 9th Anrjl u,e A,ac, ~,
sued near iPsara by two Greek 7iscs which ,;soaL
her Tor incrcAanman. These missiles we'll mn M oil
ana armed. ora not perceive tcr las the prison
cis state TIL ticy were within two miles of the sso
lsh sooP they then took 10 flight TIC AIacrv ,,-rss
them; but as the wind was very faint te C3rtsin NM
out ms long boat under the command of Mr. Triscnt
hls FIRST Lieutenant, who chased the pirates n ,nile
he latter beng forced to their vessel arIound on
The Mole OF ipsaTa, took a postsn auon lie r,i,s Is
me Town, whence they commenced brisk fire of mus
kerry on lie English vessel Lieutenant Trlscnli dis
'odSed tsen rom their position, where they LETT their
WoundeG' these two mistics carried Ioag guns of .
large calibre, and were immediately burnt
On The following day the English vessel was cha
9eu near AhdTcs by ivo other large Dstce better arm
ed lhan even the others. Tic same rnaumnvre was
eXecuted-the pirates threw themselves ON i,c co,e,
ana posted themselves in tower "tic protected teir
vessels. But Tie AIacnty haying approached j,enf nm
n constant caHnonade, which covered l.o loniir- -
Lieut.. TrisCou, and enabled bin 10 carr, fl,o ILL.,,
at The point OF The bayonei. Tie pirate. 10 n - ,
Der {" sixty took 10 fight. These mistics ,gc,c eaI
armed with two heavy guns they were burnt like the
"ln these twe affairs tie AIacri,y had three mon CO.
Yctcy wounded. Mr.. Wheauy tbc second Iieutcn
ant very dangerously burnt. The Greeks had G,,
$3.50 "V 9SEeHy laken prisoners. The latter aro all
"o'HacH. Com. Hamilton, ComraHd inr u,e Eno1isl,
''a' 'orcc 10 the Mediterranean gives ~ his erIer ~
INC Day the greatest praise to Lieut.. Triscolf.0
CAPTAIN FRANELTN'S EXPEDITION
" are sure iha the friends ofCaptan FranI,I;n an,
s party and Ihc public at large win be gratifgJ with
ne PcTusal Of The following letter from dat cxreItI
'ihccr, 10 a scientific Gicnd:- '''
Hh September, 1925, Lat IS. IT.. y.
L9rg. ~. So w /
~ DEAR SIM do most heartily csngrafp,.t f. scr,
VI We prospect we had from Garry Island ola rcrc
oPef sea without particle Of ice as il s anofI,e
eP gained III continuation Of your much contested Nv
'O"G''7' w saw nothing 10 stop The ships b,t ~, H.
9n[sjy' very thing around us strengthened M, Ioc
y 'ner eHeC;iRg the passage. The Indians. indeed
ave report that between The Mackenzie and C,p.,c
Iie i''cFs there Is point at stretches far fo tI,
pru"aFd' which Is generally surrounded with icc mi
o' &c rue Inc ships may perhaps be checked in fbci
'oSIeSs tor time, bat think lhev will NOT be- al
'SCRe' stopped providing they have been enabled r.
81 '' ,'e mann shore 20 The eastward from Rercnrs L.
u no INDIAN however with whom have s1oI,o On on
y tC." Vis 10 The sea- can speak Of This n0nt or of
pc oO7u'cllon from his own observation, and ito 70
Wy seems, Ike many others current anouo Oor, ~
'l passed. from generation 90 generation Inch ~ a.
:, Hao 0u' H''ie ground 10 stand upon. The Jpdi,
ZACH FooE nothing Of Tue coast, tie know led 9th