Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-18
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NEW York, Aug. 1.-THE Editors of the Gazette
are neoed 10 commercial friend for the loan of sons
Antwerp papers to the eth of June inclusive received
by The brig Hornillos. Their contents possess con-
siderable interest, and TRANSACTIONS are apnexedI+
VIII no doubt be gratifying to the numerous friends
OF 'enerai LAFAYETTE III this country, TO learn that
put!es. ~
The Paris Etoile of the ed SAYS, owe announced
several days since that treaty about 10 he srne5
by the five great powers to save Greece We r.,
since had 10 deplore the occurrence before Athens
we are happy in having it in our power this dav IN an,
nounce that decisive ORDERS conormiv TO The nrncc,
oing arrangements have been given By Russia, France
ana gland, to reunite their respective fleets ,rd
separate the combatants. This STEP though ,ard,
may still, il is hoped, be in time TO save them"
HE observer of Trieste, OF June IA, says, on Fri
day, the 10Th, The Turkish fleet OF % SAIL was seen
passing between Cape d'Oro aud andres If il had
gone towards the gulf of Athens would have snresd
great CONSERVATION both on and land and weuId
have struck memorable blow; lat instead of ,Ia.
IL suddenly took the direction of Sua in the Island nj
Gambia. ~ "a
it is stated under the head of Trieste june - ,ha+
The English consul at Tripo had sent messenger
to Malta TO inform the government of that Island rs
h's differences with the Dey.
The village OF Gousselin Grenoble was totally
destroyed on the night OF the 18th Of June bv water
spout winch hecended from the neghborrng mountains
Nearly all the inhabitants Killed and sixfv dead
bodies had been taken from the ruins.
From the Journal de Paris
PARIS, June l9.-Our Vienna correspondent writes
10 Us under The date III June:
''important dispatches from Coustant;nonle ,,a
every moment expected II is generally believed tlat
tier contents wldetemne the part which the Austri
Cabinet 81 take i'll tl.e measures which the Russ,
Government resolved 10 adopt between fins time
ard the end OF June, satisfactory answer shall not
nave been obtained from the Port respecting the pro-
posals which have been made to it, To nut a Slim f.,
the cIuson of blood in the Pclopobnestisn
TRIESTE, June 2.--The Austrian packet boat which
arrived mere the day before yesterday, from Corf,
after passage of four days, brought among other pas
Tho
hiisso!onghi child Of nine years of age attended
by another Creek From these Greeks AS ell as bv
letters from Iante of30t May, and from Corfu of All,
Of june have further particulars of the decisive
oattie which the SeraskIer gained before Athens
The loss OF the Greeks consists in between Q and
5000 of the choicest and bravcst roops viz all tic
Suiiots and Candios and the remainder of The carr
son Of MIssolongi.
Gen. Karaskaki died of his wounds bours a1terbe
was brought on board tie HelIas frigste. Among Tie
other brave Captains who fell the field of battle
are NJ Rita jngles, Of Ccphaonia: and (ialiono LEAH
er OF the Iand'ots who had come from St. Petersburg
TO tie assistance OF his counirymeu. The corps NJ
hfaiSRak which was the flower Of the army and a.
mounted 10 4OUO men, is almost entirely distroy Cd; Of
me other 5000 Greeks 5000 threw themselves into Tie
Flrus, where they eDtrenchcd themselves the reu
manning 5000 fed dispersed in different directions
tabyer said 10 have informed the Greek Senate thai
The hcopo has still stock provisions sufficient for
two months The battle took place on T1iursd,v
Some letters affirm that the Greeks had at first re-
solved 10 make Inc attack on Sunday which day
'hcy '"PCCtCu reinforcement OF 5000 men, which
were on the way TO JOIN them. But the advanced
posts first chaleng ny each other With words and then
coming to blows, the battle was begun at the wrona
time, and KaraskakI unhappily killed at the on
set, b. Tue rnusactry Of The Turks who took adyau-
tage Of the disorder which eDsucd.
II IS said that Gen Karaislsak few minutes before
MS DEATH being surrounded by General Church. Lord
Cochrane, aud several other Greek Chiefs recommen-
ded bis soldiers 10 their protection to whom he gave all
bis property amounting 10 5000 Turkish pastrcs as
10 my SON. said he, Il leave him my arms that the
blood WITH which they stained may renew bis
courage These were his last words. His body was
10 be transported TO Napo, there TO be inferred With
Tie same PonP as those of Marco Bozzaris and Lord
Byron.
The Rounelios, and all, took the follow ing oath
alter the death Of the brave Karaiskakj: eve call
God TO witness, and swear by tie Holy Trinity TO die
under our arms, and not to lay them down till The cpe-
my is driven from the land of our fathers, and in The
bosom Of which their bodies arc buried; we swear
perpetual union and fraternal love; VIC will divide
amongst our families last mose of bread and Wilt
protect the women and children Of such Of our COM
panons as may glOrousIy fall in battle. We swear
eternal vengence against each individual and his des
cendans who may violate this sacred obligation and
u single volaor of this oath should escape our hands
"e surrender him 20 Tue imrecaton aud vengeance or