American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04


men elected to represent the State i'll the next
Congress, five are friendly to the Administration,
aud seven Of them in favor Of General JACOBSON.
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From The Nsy York Commercial Advertiser, aug. 80
FROM GREECE.
The following letter, from friend Miller, in
Greece was transmitted by the Chancellor We ought
10 have received it in for yesterdays paper.
dated 80.
Nh Dear Sir-You will see, by my letter to the Greek
commtee the relative 10 voyage from
Gibraltar Napol d Roma;a well as the arrangements
and progress that have made in the distribution OF the
cargo: shall therefore pass this in silence and give
YOU some information to the state OF affairs in Greece
The prospects Of Greece good, if not BETTER than
they were last year The var, is true, has been prose-
cued with greater vgor the part Of the Turks, but
has heen with corresponding determination on the
part Of the Greeks The latter have lost many of their
baycs men, but they have departed in thinning the ranks
o the ene,ry No year since the of this
revolution, has there been much slaughter in 50 short
period in this Among the slain the once brave and
fearless Karischaks who fell in company ~l.h two hnn-
bred of his valiant Spo'es Emanuel iiaergies dstin-
guislcd for his devoedness to the of his country
no more his bothA Demetrins, fell into the hands OF
the Turks witt two hundred men, all OF whom were N
stan,iy beheade Kac.gits however, they we'd for
ranson after cntting IF both + his His only re
manning brother ransomed hun few days since by paying
fmr Thousand dollars; lie is here ca less Reschd
plcha is sill hesicging Athens around within whose walls
scenes Of vaar have been exhibited for the last eight
months that might well excite the envy OF the ancient
heroes # Greece. In Cncane have great hopes: it he
able 70 keep up sufficient force TO prevent the supplies
arriving from Egypt Ibrahm pachas Arabs will snoa
peri the Mofea nation who will consent @ .e ~
holes in the ground and in the rocks, who kill their
wives ID children to prevent them from falling mo the
hands OF the enemy, not TO be snbdled ny conmop
cxerlons
"Oh righteous Heaven. ere freedom finds grave,
Why sleeps the sword Omnpoent, to save
Where is thine arm, oh. vengence where thy rod!
That smo,e the foes OF Zion, aud OF God!'
with the hope that shall soon have still more favorable
communicate to you, SUBSCRIBE myself WIN QUE
respect, your humble servant, J, =. uLLhH.
rs tbs Greek Erecudrs Committee tn New FORK.
GEsrLxMES-I have the pleasure to inform yo that the
Chancellor arrived with safety Napol d nmania on the
evening Of the 23d OF Nav. We were fortunate in find
ing the u fga Constitution, under the command OF
Capt Patterson, from whom, as we'll as the officers under
his command am highly gra,ifed 10 say, received
every acaon and assistance which, was IN their power
10 grant.
After finding my couu'ryman, Or. Howe, and consulting
With him the proper to proceed, in order
accomplish the object contained letter OF lnsruc
tons, and also addressing letter to the Government Of
Greece explaining the object Of the donations we procee
ded to break bulk We landed at Napoli Iii Romana SIX
hundred and ninety barrels of -four bread and meal and
twenty nine erces Of RICE together with nineteen boxes
and packages Of dry goods At small castle ~ Tue mar
bur Of Narli we landed 500 barrels Of -four, bread and
meal the of those inabting the mountains betwee
Napol and Corinh one hundred barrels OF Hour we ship
ped on board an Ionan vessel for the Island OF Caamo tor
fall
Thouch we were told several ne that there would be
efforts made by sold obtain part OF the cargo
for their use every thing went on perfectly smoo D.
without the mos, distant Appearance If disorder
On the morning OF the 97th received ie'terif"n Tue
Governments signed officially, bidding me again welcome
to Greece and politely invitg me 10 come 20 me sian
Of Poos. where it is sitting Immediately on the re-
ceip Of this letter, it concluded between DIR Howe
and myse that it would be best 10 proceed directly To
Poro the remaining par, Of The cargo not Tor the pnr
pose Of delivering it into the hands OF the government
but show respect for it, and TO be still nearer TO e
of war; where The greatest misery always exists
arrived at Poros on the evening nf the 29t called upor
the (iovernReh after my arrival, and explained te
them my insruc ions, The tears flowed copmsy IRON
the eyes Of Serakies who Is Secretary OF Stae ~hei
mention made Of The suffering women and children an.
nd men. The Government expressed the warnes' graf
tnde for this expression of American sympathy iot s
sufferers of Greece. soon obtained large magazine
where have disposed Of the remaining part OF the cargo
and shall Immediately the departure OF the ship aten
toits dis rbuton personally. in company with JARVIS @h
arrived here from the Camp in Attiea two days since
furough DIR. Howe is attending to the distribution
the Provisions left Napol d Romana Iheard from hin
last evening that all things 60 On we'll
We mns confidently hope, gentlemen, 10 De anne W ID
before you hereafter every minute proceeding, both
our plans and of distributing the property COMM
ted to our care.
For the salvation Of Greece have much, and eve
more, hope than when left it last y.arf then thought
that without foreign assistance, she could not hold out on
year onger that year. however, is passed. and reece
nearly in the state she was at its commencement
Thousands Of and children ave living on grass Az
snas thirds Of the population OF the country are
holes and of the earth, like wild beasts OF Inc orc
~-any families in this vicinity living in the open al
With onlv an olive tree to shelter them. Could have III
Of saving this country God my witness, how 500
they should be applied But, alas she appears to ne 81
up beacon Of suffering, for the mighty of the earth
look upon and wag their heads. My hope for her, hoy
ever, tia, Being who make the wrath OF man
praise him. and the remainder Of hat wrath ne can res'ra
Captain l. .rr las faff,ly discha ged his duty as
navigator, has safely delivered to me all the sarge chi
famed in te bill ~ latng, together with hundred ~
Glp hnrpe pnr, trl, aSo uiyp
'ng, he says misske, made at the time OF shipping u
cargo have also endorsed and delivered to Capt. u