E.rtract Of an official proclamation Of ne


Greek Government.
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"Thanks to God! The enemy's fleet,
that made it's appearance oft Cape d'Oro,
Threatened to attack the Islands ot Hydra and
Spczzia. that the Government thought 1t ne
cessary TO order the troops that were at
Napoli di Romania to be sent there, in order
10 defend this buwark Of our independence!
The aforesaid feet, consisting OF 100 SAL,
between men of war and transports, and
whicl was carrying troops and all Kinds OF
war ammunition and provisions, IN order to
effect the ruin of Greece has been COM
plctely defeated by our brave sailors off
Cape d'Oro and Andres, between the TWEEN
tv-first Of May, O. S. The proud Captain
Pacha succeeded with much difficulty in eff
fectlng his escape with only y ships, still
followed bN the second division Of the Greek
fleet under Sachtury.


The Admira's ship which was the largest
amongst the enemy's fleet, was burnt; but the
CAPTAIN Pacha was not found on board, he
knowing BY experience that the Greeks at
tackled generally the ship on board OF which
he was Another fiigatc, OF a smaller di-
mcnsion, has also been burnt in the engage
mcnt and several other men-of-war. having
been dispersed and chased by the Greeks,
ran ashore on the islands Of Syra and Tyros.
4 great number of transports had been cap
turcd and brought into the islands Of Hydra
and Speazia. The Admiral Miaulis, inform
ed at Molis Of the glorious engagement Of
Sachtury FASTENED to the spot i'll pursuit OF
the rest of tic enerny's fleet, which It was
fully anticipated would have met the same
fate