American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-30
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The packet ship Algonquin arrived al Philadelphia
sunday, rom Liverpool which place she lett the 9Th
ait. We subJom some extracts from papers brought ny
Ter.
LoSDoS, Oct, g.
We received French papers last night BY express. The
following are extracts -
(From the Constituency
zAsrE, Sept 10.
Extract Of private letter when we first heard ths
Of the Turks having been expelled from the Convict
of Tabach second time were moi disposed to believe
but letters of recent date assure u.s. that signal
victory has been obtained by the Greeks at that place
The unable to sustain the attack OF the latter
Who assailed them with the greatest mpetlosy all
sides Achmet Pacha was obliged to yield and aed, leav
ng all his provisions and baggage. The loss Of men On
heir advantage pursued the enemy four leagues beyond
that place.
The courage Of the Greeks which had been depressed
BY the misrtunes they have been enduring for
the last three years, raised hearing of the inere
Of three powers in their behalf and the intelligence
published officially through the country. Genera
Church left Napo the head Of the Rumeot troops who
composed the garrison of that city his intention is to
coed to the province Of Sycon to prevent the march OF
the Turks. Old Colocotroni, at the head OF 5000 men,
has down from the mountains OF Calpata before the
fortress of Patras.
The Greeks have captured in the gulf of CoTnth Tur
ksh vessel laden with provisions the cargo has been Of
fered The pocar who occupy the envlrons Of Misso
onghi. The part Of the Runeliut troops have turned
away from the coast Of the lhsrmopy which the point
Of all others Which depends the safety Of Greece pro
perly so called,
The brave Generals Nketas and Coloc troni who guard
the deles called Dervenakla together with The Manotes
who are encanped in the city Of Calamaa, have fallen
upon 1900 Arabs, who escoiting tile munitions Of
destined for the Carr OF Trpo1za, dispersed .he
and carried off all the provisions.
Corr, Sept Is.
Extract Of private letter.l The Egyptian fleet, con-
sstng of 80 vessels has arrived in the habor Of Navarno
the landing took place without the presence OF any Euro
pean vessel 10 oppose it. We don't know the day and
hour Of its arrival but the news is unfortunately but too
trne; our Government has had official intelligence Of
OF what avail then the petty advantages gained BY the
Greeks Ibrahm Facha is proceeding in his ordinary
course in the interior Of the orea, laying waste all the
mains of the Peoponnesus, and spihg the blood OF a
Christian population who. noursed for three years on
herbs and roots Of trees have scarcely strength to raise
their hands to Heaven to mfore the assistance OF the
M0sr HIGH
fear that shall still have describe the cruelty and
feroctv which the oarbarans about practise this
wre,ched people, whom savage tyranny has forced to
take up to deliver themselves from the yoke OF IT'S
sangunay oppressos or put an end 70 le Become II
supporabe consequence of the violence ct every kind
which the vest of the Turks have been permitted to eNer
else against every man who would not recognise their
Prophet for his GoD 1t is true, that this expedition and
several others sent partially will not succeed IN eXern
mating entire nation but is shameful the Faro
pean Powers willing TO treat with the Grand Seigniof,
while he if wishing TO mock them, puts he three Con-
tinents in motion to attain his object
! .fierandria, Aug 10.
| On the 9Th inst his MaJcsys ship peia arrived from
Corfu having board the Hon. Major Crsddock, who is
supposed be the bearer of proposals to the Paca
the part of our Government the nature ct which has
not yet TRANSFERRED.
difficult to toresec what may be The consequence IT.
pats Of Turkey should the Porte persist in reject
ing ali mediation and the Allied Powers proceed 10 hostl
tiles The evil they endeavo,ins to ob,aie may be Of
much less magnitude than that Into WHICH they likely
fall by such act and Russia may ulimael. lind apre
text for marching in her troops, to settle the dispute
The Pachas frigate built Leghorn arrived last week
under Turkish colors. That built at Venice is not yet
| rived
Foreign Intelligence. Gazettes 10 the l6'h Oct
have been received New York by the ship James Crop
per- The Commercial Of Wednesday gives an epome OF
their most important contents from which learn that
the intelligence from Greece is Of cheering nature
than Of the late accounts from that county. MIR
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