Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
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GLORIOUS NEWS PROM GREECE.

GLORIOUS NEWS FROM GREECE.
New YoRN, JUNE 10--2 o'cLoeh, p. .N--We stop
the press the arrival of the ship Desdemona
Captain Nagle from lIavre, whence she sailed on the
Cd of May. We have files Of the Coasuutonuel TO
the 21th of April, Inclusive ard we hasten lay be-
fore readers The following Curious from Greece
ANe have lime this evening but of few extracts.
CoRCU, APRIL - The O1sCurtty WHICH has hitherto
gued Tue horizon Of Greece has been di.soaeJ
loraham having lost large portiHn of hrs army liz his
reiterated attacks upon Alssoongi, lately recalled to
his assistance the troops which he bad left at Glanen,Za
and Pyrgos to the number OF 900 men, and on the
ith OF March, made generl assault, in which he was
morally woundcd. The enemy attacked = city upon
the side, where the Qualifications were known to be
weakest. Ii is not known how maDy have fallen
on each sde but II pretended thai several thousand
Turks have been killed, because 5000 Greeks who
rivel during The heat OF the action, fell upon the Turks
and thus accomplished the victory.
These troops were commanded bY Colonel Fabyicr
IbraIn received his wound from tA, musket of sol.
der, who saw bim employed liz giving orders to his
troops and recalling them " discipline. After this de
feat lbraAm took refuge III IepantO and passed
IL Paras Thus finished this fatnous siege FROM which
tue enemies of liberty expected their triumph and Hat
tered themselves with the hope of seeing the Greek.
fall AMI return TO slavery.
The state of things in the Peloponnesus improy es
every day, and every thing is becoming regular
and returning order The National Assembly which
has been convokcj, not at Megara but al AIetiora
;betWeeh COTnth and Argos) carries on its business
with zeal. The Government las commanded Co!etli
and assemble and e-une the forces of the
Chiefs of Ro'ne and fly with them to the relief Mis-
soOnghl. CUOcotronI IS TO remain boCkading Trpo.
Za until that place, pressed 10y famine. is forced TO
surrender Cospoo to go TO Patas aud Ncetas is to
observe those OF the enemy who at Vavreno, and
ihe President, COudrios - lie head Lf tie Snartla-
les Is to bcsege Modon - tOron.
Under the date Of ArosAa, April Is, is confirmed
the above defeat, adliag the death q! IbrAhip
IN another letter from Corfu, ii is said AIissoloneh
still holds out repeling all the assaults of the Turks
The camp OF the Arabs has bcca burnt.
Another letter from Zante April ;, says, every irg
IS still in favor OF the besieGei The camp Of Ibrain
has been burnt, and his troops discouraged. At this
moment hear very heavy CannOnade IN The dircc
rion of Mssoonghi. We have fear, as tie garrison
i, well supplied with provisions and ammunition.
Under the date OF Augsburg, April 4, we find the
following: "WhiIe the French Journals make Ibra.
hin Pdcia take MissoIonsIi by assault, de Corfu
packet brings Us letters Of tc 5lh spirit which confirm
the favorable to tie Greeks. lbrahim made
another assault upon the sd Of March; but the Egyp.
tans repuiSe with a loss ofsesera thousand men
three Beys aud Pachl remained on the field bra
h'n himself has been dangerously wounded; and, ac
COrjin0 &C. -orpt - f.s; p. .f. - liz, If lis
Letters from Zante, received al Venice April IS,
announce the death of lbrahim Pacha.
We find many Other articles, all tending 10 con firm
the fact that the Greeks have met with great and
unexpected suCcCss.-LIUS Dot ON. Advertiser.
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LATER FROlI ENGLAND.
The slip btgh'on, which let Cowcs on the oh ult
and the ship jo'an from liverpool whence sic sailed
on the Iti. have arrived at New York.
IL addition TO the intelligence contained in Hrc pa
pe7s the Captain Of the Brighton received letter from
london at the moment OF sailing, stating fat affairs
were move tranquil ri tie disturbed dstiicls-lat an
advance of a50n Id per pound Cotton took place
q: Liverpool on the ) j. and altogether filings look
log more cheein! These facts confirmed by other
letters received in New York.
Bonded Grain had been permitted Tor home con-
eumpton' on pay ing the usual duty and efforts we're
making by the ministry to obtain authority fos allowing
appropriations OF Foreign grain The subject was to bo
considered on the Sih
Information bad reached London, Of the pcacc con.
Guided between tie British government 10 India and
she Burmese.
Tie London 'ipers state that offstl ucco,1f Of the
death o. Ibrahim Pacha az Prcyesa had beeo receiy-
"a at Corfu, the 4th OF April lie died before f,c
messengers sent 90 Corfu for cdfcal aid could return
These news confirmed by CDntemporaue0us ac.
counts from Corfu, Zante, LeghoTn, Ancona Trieste
&c. '0
ihe scheme Of extensive subscriptions for tlc telcl
o. ie distressed manufacturers, advancing in In
giant with signal success as 10 the amount OF coniru
ton II was specially patronized by the goyosnnen aud
great mun'hceOce lad been shewn by several of tbe
n7Ulent classes.
Il vas calculated, the Is, May chat a thousand
mower looms had already been destrovcd by the rioters
~ tic pauufaclUriug districts
Hefe!alioD5 OF Russia with Turkey have again as
os..r- ,1fuac.r~ sspcc e: TIC ,a.fc. Letters from.