Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-15

deaths are reported from the 18th ~
the 18Th of January inclusive, which
made two mora than the week before,
The Gresks.-By the letter below,
from VI. Eynard, at the head of the
Greek Committee at Geneva, 1t appears
that the Greek cause i, Frightening
The Greek irigste Hope, now called
the decatur Miilinois,n arrived at
Nspoli on the 9th Dec. She was receiv-
ed With great enthusiasm. Miaulis
took command of her, and the Lausanne
Gazette says. that gallant admiral had
already, accompanied by the rest of he
fl tilia, attacked the Egyptian fleets and
captured several vessels laden with am
munitIon.
The same paper states that VI. Ely
nard has received by the way of An
coma, letter from Spezzis, of Dec.
/ % which confirms the complete defeat
I Of Redschid Pacha, and the deiiverance
of all Upper Greerp, from Attica to
ThessaIy. karaskaki and the other
( Greek Commanders at the head of a
numerous army, are in pursuit oil the
/ bsrbaiiaHs.
Another column of r mpliots had en-
tered the Morea, marching against
brahm Pae ba, who beng beaten al
every point, had been obliged to quit
the plateau of TripoIi2za, and to retreat
to Modon.
Letters from Marseilles say that Lord
| af ~
of 100 tons. and making active prepa.
ratons TO Join the Greeks, with con
siderable amount Of funds.
\ letter is mentioned from Lord Coch
rane to the Greek Governmeat,in which
be SAYS, that the time is approaching
when he will come to their relief, and
that he may be expected IN The Morea
| IN the month Of March.
| GENEVA, janis.
! NJ Eynard lately addressed to the
| Nouvelist ssudris, the following ex
tract of the happy and important news
which he has received from Greece
"Sinca the letter which had the hon
or TO write 10 the Committee OF I.aa.
same, the 18th of Jauuar, lttls should
perhaps be December,) have received
numerous letters from Napoii d Roma
ma, of the 18th, 18th, ami Ism Of Dec
Ill of them bring news favourable to
Greece Of which the following is the
| substance
| Colonel Heidecl write nearly in the
following terms:
AFTER faliguing passage, and some
dangers We arrived at Nspali the 5h of
Dec. and entered the port at the same
time as the American frigate. he
Turks have been DEFEATED by land in
Eastern Greece, and obliged to raise
the siege OF Athens
The Egyptian feet, through which
we happily passed, though it consisted
If rs sail, had only provisions on board,
and no troops for iorahim. 1he Greeks
are joyful and full Of hope, The Ma
tional Assembly has not YET fixed on
the place of its sittings.
"To-morrow we set out for Fgins. nv
way of Epdaurus. We shall afterwards
60 to Athens.
admiral h,aulis has taken the com.
nand OF the irigate, and is gone wi:h il
to Poro.
S'Kraiskaki has covered himself with
glory at Atacona, towards Liysda. he
here attacked Muslan Boy kiefIa. Of
Rumelia, with 1000 inch, and com
pletely defeated him. Before the ac.
ton the Turks proposed to retire. No.
replied Karaiskaki, M.ssolonghi de.
; nand blood. and 1900 barbarions were
sacrificed to the meaus Of those sacred
victims. This fury of the Greek shews
how the wouads in the hearts of the vic
, tors were still bleeding (The greater
part OF Karaiskaki's troops is composed
of the defenders of Mis<olor CHI, who
lost every thing they held dear, when
that town was piundered rich boo
ty, in arms and baggage, was the result
, of the brilliant success
The expedition OF Collit promised a
happy result and the inhabitants Sc
conded with all THEN power, offering
all the provisions they could spare, aud
some money.
The distribution If provisions had
commenced, and NJ. Baily had exerted
himself to make the best use of the two
, cargces going to the assistance Of the
most important points, and especially ia
Kara'skski, who shews himself every
whore with continual success, sc. SC
The letters frou, Napoli announce,