The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-03-14

gland to Feb. / are received. from which
We make the following selections
GREECE. NJ. Eynard, communicates
the following extract of the happy and
important news which he has received
from Greece.
81 have received numerous letters
from NapoIi di Romania. of the 12'h,
18th and 18th of December, all of them
bring news favorable 10 Greece, of which
the following is The substance.
- Colonel Heideck writes nearly in
the following terms
Afer fafigning passage, and some
dangers we arrived a NapoIi the 9th Of
Dec. and entered she Port at the same
time At the American frigate. The
Turks have been defeated by land in
Eastern Greece, and obliged 10 raise
the seige of ..hens.
. The Egyptian fleet, through which
we happily passed, though il consisted
OF rs sail, had only provisions on board
and 90 troops for Ibrahim. The Greeks
are joyful and full of hope. The Ma
tional Assembly has not yet fixed on the
place Of its sittings.
by way of Epidaurua. We shall after
wards go TO Athens
Admiral Mianlus has taken the COM
mand of the fIigate, and is gone with it
to Poro.
A." Kareiskaki has covered himself
with glory at Aracona, towards Livadia :;
he there attacked MusIan Bey, Kiaffa of
Romelia. with 1000 men, and complete
ly defeated him. Before the action,
The Turk proposed 10 retire. No re-
piled Karalskaki MissoIonghi demands
blood and 300 barbarians were sacri-
iiced4o The names of those sacred vic
tins. This fury OF tae Greeks shews
how the wounds in the hearts of the
victors were still bleeding. (The great
er part Of Karaiskaki's troops is com
posed of the defenders OF Missoonghi,
who Lost every thing they held dear,
when that town was plundered) A
rich booty, in arms and baggage, was
the result of this brilliant success.
The expedition Of Colliti promised
happy result, and the inhabitants sec
ended it with all their power, offering
all the provisions they could spare, and
some money.
"The distributions Of provisions had
commenced, and NJ. Bailey had exerted
himself to make the best use of the
two cargoes going to the assistance of
the most important points, and especial
iy to Karaiskaki, who shows himself
every where with continual success,
&c. sc.
The letters from Napoli announce,
besides, the arrivals Of six vessels with
provisions, and IA ship sent from Zante.
J. G. EYNARD."
TURKEY.--Leiters from Constantine
pie Of the 9th of December, say,
g The Military reform makes rapid pro-
gres- the Government neglects nothing
10 ensure lis success aud, with this view
has lately banished to'Asla great num-
Der of vagabonds. The defeat of Red
schiA Pacha, before Athens, is general
ly spoken Of The news has been cir.
culated in spite OF prohibitions OF the
new police"
A Trieste letter of Jan. 10Th, say,
ship from Zan'e has brought, an i'm
portant account that the Turkish garri-
son OF Danca and Gambia, has surrend-
cred for want Of provisions.
Tartar, arrived at Constantnople
from Agrata, had brought news of the
revolt of the Greeks in Albania. A plot
had been discovered, formed by the AL.
banians attending the public baths of
Constantinople, The POcha Of Monch
has reyolted,