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Saturday, 11 July 2020

The Egyptian, Greek and Turkish navies in the Mediterranean according to the Nederlandsche Staatscourant dated 27 October 1824

Frankfurt, 21 October. Tidings from Smyrna dated 17 September supplied more details dealing with the sea battle between the Egyptian and Greek navies. In the waters of Stanchio fought the Greek navy with a division of the Egyptian and Turkish navies between 9 and 11 September. The Greek burned one Turkish frigate but lost 5 or 6 fire ships and one or two brigs. The Turkish made preparations to return towards Samos.

Augsburg, 20 October. The newspaper Allgemeine Zeitung published a news item dated Constantinople 25 September that according to two couriers not the Turkish but the Greeks lost the battle in the waters of Samos while losing 30 ships.

Trieste, 10 October. Tidings from several ships reported that after the Turkish and Egyptian fleets joined each other several fights found place in favour of the Greeks. So was the ship of the capudan pasha exploded and was the ship of the captain pasha set in fire and exploded after the two squadrons were separated again and which happened between Patmos and Samos.