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{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
The ships Mentor and James Croppcr, at
New York, from Liverpool, furnish Lon
don papers to the llth, and Liverpool to the
10th September inclusive.


These papers contain several official doc
uincnts touching the affairs Of Greece, the
substance whereof We here present to our
readers. 1t appears from these documents
that the Egyptians effected landing at
Navarino, and were marching in all their
force to Join Ibrahim Pacha, who remained
awaiting their arrival General Colocotroni
formed the design OF surprising Ibrahim Pa
cha, and OF bringing him to battle before
the arrival OF these forces. With that view,
on the 4tll OF July last, he attacked lbrahlm
Pacha with nine thousand men in several di-
visions. The battle was fought ut Tricor-
pha, III which, after an obstinate confict of
hve hours, the Greeks gave way in every
direction and the retreat became general.
General Colocotroni acknowledges the loss
OF one general and eleven superior officers,
although he states the number of killed
only at thirty. The consequences of this
battle do not appear to have been SO dis
asterous as might have been anticipated, or
to have subdued the spirit of the Greeks
he battle WAS fought on the fourth of July
between the thirteenth and fourteenth Of
the same month, Reschid Pacha made three
furious attacks on Missolonghi, IN each of
which he was successively defeated. At
length the Turkish feet having appeared
before MissolongAi. Resclid Pacha deemed
this the most favourable moment Of attack
and so confident was lie of success that he
employed the agency of neutral powers to
solicit the Greeks to lay down their arms.
The answer to this application is worthy of
the descendants of Leonidas =


'The hero Bozzars declared that he and
his 500 men would remain and become vic
tins OF their devotion to their country He
therefore, sent away the mediators with
woi ds dictated by the bitterness of BIS soul.
and they returned to the PacIta with his an
swer, begging him 20 pay na attention to
the words of .icn driven to despair, but to
treat them with his accustomed philanthro-
phy, on his becoming master of the place =
The Captain Paciia then, in concert with
lbrahim, prepared for the assault, the lat
ter sending one hundred small boats load
ed with troops to commence the assault by
sea, while Reschid Pacha invested the for.
tress with all his forces by land. After q
mo- q irious battle of six hours, during which


time nothing was seen but the smoke, ant
nothing heard but the roar of cannon: al
the conclusion of the battle, through tn,
volumes OF smoke, was seen the standard O
the Cross on the fortications of Missolonghi


The trenches were filled with dying ant


wounded men. and the sea was covered witt


dead bodies. In the midst of tsis carnac,
the Greek Admiral Miaulis appeared, viii,


burned one frigate, one corvette and too!


many smaller vessels. Reschid pacha re


treated precipitately with his land forces


and the Grecian Admiral was still in pursui


of the Captain Pacha.


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