The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-15
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
.tt.7y- YORK, Ju1e 10, tzyo O'Clock, p. AZ
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE!

.tc7y- Yor&, Ju1e 10, szyo O'Clock, u. NJ
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE!
| We stop the press, says the Commercial
Advertiser, to anNoance the arrival OF the
ship Desdcmona, Capt. Nagle, from Havre,
whence she sailed ON the I'd OF May. We
have Flies of the Constitntionnell to the 29th
OF April, inclusive, and hasten to lay before
our readers the following most GLORI-
Gus NEWS FROM GREECE. We have
time This evening bot fol few extracts.
CORFU, April S.
The ol.scuritv which has hitherto reigucd
over the horizon of Greece, has been dissi.
pated--lbrahim having lost 81 large portion
Of his army in his reiterated attacks upon
Mssulonghi, lately recalled to his assistance
the troops which he had left at Glanentza
and Pyrgos, to the number Of 5000 men, and
on the twenty fourth Of March made gen.
cral assault in which he was mortally wound
ed. }he enemy attacked the city upon the
sca-s!!c, where the tortifcatlcns were known
to he weakest. 1t is rot known how many
;Ncn have fallen oD each side, but it is pre-
snrnel ,hat several thousand Turks have
bt en- killed, because 5000 Greeks arrived
tIHring the heat OF the action, who fell upon
the Turks ava thus accomplished the vcto-
rv
These troops were commanded by Col
Fabyier. lbrahim received his wound from
the musket Of Il soldier, who saw him en-
ployed III giving orders to his troops and re-
calling them to discipline. After this defeat.
lbrahim took refuge in Lcpanto and passed
over to Patras. Thus finished this famous
siege, from which the enemies of liberty ex-
pected their triumph, and flattercd them
~ Ne pF ,t,. n
fall and rrturn to slavery.
The state Of things in the pcloponnessus
improve every day, and every thing is be-
come more rcgaar, and returning to order.
'The National assembly, which has been con
vokcd, not at Megara, but at Methora, (be-
tween Corinth and Argos carries ON it's bus
incss with zeal. The government has com
manded Cnlcthf TO SCI out and assemble and
re-unte the forces Of the chiefs Of Romcia,
and fly with them to the relief of Missolong-
hi Coiocotroni is 10 remain blockadng
lripolitHa, until that place, pressed by fam
inc, is forced to surrender ColiSpol is to
80 to Pa.ras, and Nicctas is TO observe those
OF the enemy who are at Vavircno, and the
! President, Gunduriotis, at the head of
the Spaitrates, is to bcsicge AIodon and CO.
ron.
!. Under date Of .lncona, April Is, confirms
the a1ove defeat, adding the death of Ibra-
him.
III another letter from CarEu, it is said Mis-
aolorghi still holds Cut--rcpelling all tie as
I sauls Of the Turks. The camp OF the Arabs
h.s been burnt.
.Nuuthcr letter, from Xantc April 5, saws,
every ;hing is Still in favour of the besicgcd
The camp of ibrahim has been burnt, and
Ms troops discouraged. vt this moment we
hcar !; very heavy cannonatlc in the dircc-
ton OF Missolonshi. We have no fear. as the
garrison is wei! supplied With provisions and
ammunition.
Jnder the date Of Augsbuigh, April a.
wc find the following:
" White the French Journals make Ibra-
him pacha take Nlissoionghi by assault, the
Cortg packet brings us letters of the 5th A.
pril, which confirm the news favourable to
the Greeks. Ibrahim made another assault,
upon the l3d of March but the Egyptian.
were repulsed with a loss of several thousand
men; ) Beys and pacha remained on the
field. 1hrahi,n himself has been dangerous.
" wounded; and according 30 a report in the
lonian Islands, has died ~ his wounds: bu,
this last news wants confirmation"
Letters from Zante. received at Venice
April Is, announced the death Of Ibrahim
= Pacha.
. We find nany other articles, All tending
to confirm the fact, that the Greeks have
met With some great, unexpected success
t Laa$ Deo!