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tri NUMBER 12,682.] TF.TERINAEY COLLEGE. MV COLEMAN will begin his LECTURES nn ite ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY of the HORSE; 111141 00 the general Functions and Dhea‘es of t a w i l e meitic Animals, on M , tie if of November, at ,it /Clock. LUNT. " Should sold acquaintance be forgot ?" WILLIAM LUNT respectfully inform: his Patrons tad the Public, that prior to his again commencing bust nsw, sod is consequence of the desire of his Piked*, he intends •To•OPEN MITCHELLS-SPACIOUS and ELEGANT ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Portsmthltb-street, Lincoln's-ban-fields, *On Turner Remota, October 9, for the purpose of giving A GRAND ROUT, 'Veen a Novel, Splendid, and extensive Scale, "In the arrangement and management of which be hopes to eon. wince hi, old Friends and Acquaintance - that be is as capable and willing as ever to dbpby that liberal spirit of enterprise which bas been on frequently urged against his. by his Enemies, but so highly paembed by he Fain t& Mr. GOMM'S will conduct the Dancing. There will be presided excellent and appropriate Sands of Music For Quadrilles, Wakes. Country Dances, &c. .ga l eder to give Satiety, and to aecerd with toil wishes of theta wad Gestlemes who mei set be disposed to Dance, as well es es eesseemodeus Man Literary, -padoesphot i. Th ei yi ca l. and Ooneematteell and ether Tibbs; will be appro. twisted fee their use; tatobleederith A Watekty t Satertalossente .whieb R b berme.* to steselserMo. The BA LL to ememenee at 1401 e o'Cleels, and will be opened by two of Mar. %meek Pupils. An Address, wdwen express* for the occasion, will be delivered bibs omme-of fie Evebieg. liefresimmots of VW,. deoriptioo,And the best Quality, may be bad en moderate Terms. Double Mallets. is. Siegle'ditto, Ss. to be had at Nlitchelli% as abers of • sr. 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Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, Sann Martio's4ane, London (Letters to bi Pal Paid). John Thompson, the Gardener, will show the Premises. , This day was published, prier as. Bd. in board►. A LECTURE on the GEOGRAPHY of PLANTS By JOHN BARTON. Blastrated by Maps of the Four .Quarters of the World, ii which the NUMB of Plants indigenous to each coentry are sub. agitated for the Names of Places. Logue: Printed for Harvey and Dorton, Gracochurch-street. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. This day We:, pstl;l;;lsed, Third iiltioss, nem — price les. THE PRINCIPLES of FORENSIC MEDICINE systematically arranged, and applied to British Practice; in tended for the law of Magistrates. Coroners, Barristers, Medical Practitioners, and Jurymen. Third Edition, greatly enlarged and improved. Dedicated, by permission, to Lord Tarritanut. I By JOHN GORDON SMITH, M.D. Lecturer on Political Medicine. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 52, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, AN ANALYSIS of biscecat. Eervasice, tiro. 12s. FRENCH PAPERS. IRON TUB OAZETTi De FRANCE OP ocr. 3. VIENNA, Sam 23. PRIVATE CORREAP3NDENCE. Letters from Odessa, of the 10th, say that there was no vests from Constantinople, because no ships had arrived. It is inferred that the families of the English, French, and Russian Ambassadors, who embarked on the 91st of August, had not sailed, otherwise they might easily have reached Odessa. Couriers have brought, by way of Bucharest, news from Constantinople to the 4th of September. They state that the Divan persisted in its intentions, but it does not seem that the families of the Ambassadors have deputed, for no mention is made of them. It was thought that no crisis would ensue of a nature to dis turb the peace of the Continent. Colonel Count Dlndolo, Commander of the Austrian squadron in the Levant, has been appointed Rear Ac'. thiral. It is said that the Imperial squadron will be reinforced by a ship of the line, two frigates, and some smaller vessels. MADRID, 8222. 20. It is generally believed that the King had commu nicated beforehand to the Count d'Espagne his resolu tion to repair in person to Catalonia, and that his Ex cellency, by spreading the news, will have prepated the minds of the people to second the wishes of the Monarch, whose intentions are to re-establish tranquil lity by listening to the respectful solicitations of his subjects, and by yielding to those demands which are in unison with the interest and the wants of the king dom. It e►en seems that M. Romagosa, in the few hours that he passed in the Royal Palace, received very Precise instructions, which authorized him to correspond with the Chiefs of the insurrection ; so that there is cac'y reason to hope that the arrival of the 'King in Vatalonia will be succeeded in a few days by a general Pacification. The army of observation of the Tagus, which will be called the army of the centre, is going to march to Ca talonia; the troops that were at Talaveta la Reyna have already set. out ; General Sarsfield will retain the com mand, but act under Count d'Espagne. General Rodil will be at the head of the light troops of the Royal Guard ; the regiment of Chassears which has been sent to Medina del Campo, because its bad organiza tion and defective equ i pment would nut permit it to be employed. . • _ A battalion of the 6th light infirmly, in garrison at &rine, and the SJ regiment of the line, which occupied Si. Seba.tian, aregoilig to Citalonia. marches of ten or to sive leagues which left Torinsa to proceed by a strong body of rebels, whict, M. Longa, after assembling the municipality of Valencia, and declat they should be responsible for all sence, set out with a battalion faithful Royalists, for Murvieho some rebels have lately shewn themselves, clear the country and secure a safe who will go by that toad. FRONTIBRS OF CATA. The chances of war are going t finest of the Spanish provinces. combat will not be long doubtf, tion of the men whom the troops contend with, will be dispelled - great force employed by the Spani It is announced as ce fain, the IrfrOnslir yesterday, with news tha "this heart * strong column of the uonfra, bat taken Vier. from Whieh "agraviados, who were completer they stood firm. Iris cettain that therebels have on Gerona, from which they had .00 engagement close to the lar and the King's troopi, who sallied They lost 15 or 16 men, and sew , troops lost two men, and took whom ate several deserters from manza. The Royalist volunteers by a good spirit, have gone to tip's, and to second the King's tt We learn that the garr.son of reinforced by two regiments, and of the line have arrived at Tam - It seems that the greatest fermentation district of Urgel. Bight briga officers have been ordered to unite half Piths's) have joined the insurgents form a cordon to protect the countr grea:est alarm, as we learn. .We heat' from Llers that 600 to second the Agraviados at Gerona, column which occupied Bagnols Llers. It would seem that anotl made on Gerona : 500 or 600 between Figueiras and Gerona, leave the communications free. mounted, and equipped, and this kind of corps de reserve. BARCELONA, King's troops have arrived at force the garrison, some to take , hoped that this rebellion will soon movemtnt of 900 men towards to raise the blockade of Geron AR that will remain of this mad trlbutions levied on some union excesses committed. Two companies of artillery, on the 11th, have arrived here ;passed the blockade of Gerona, The drivers of cattle from Fr.. Barcelona, though they pass throw, per Catalonia, which is occupied ' the post yesterday met nobod7 days past, the diligences met wi know that the Count d'Espagni de Campo Sagrado; and it is General Viscount Reisset his regiment, if necessary, and to respectful distance. ' THOM THE CONSTITUTII BARCELONA,_ Generstl Monet has just published a-aviation:— •l D.m Joan Antonio Monet. General commanding the troops principality of Catalonia : "Catalonians—The third sari nance of the 31st of August. this month by his Excellency this principality, must have mad the delicate commission which tided to me verbally, and which to me by the competent alit most f , rural instructions f .r tl rible revolution which has so ui in this country, and which has tiou of its unnatural children, the most criminal manner, in our beloved Sovereign and hi: opened the most fatal wound the industry of Catalonia, at were endeavouring by incessa! oblivion the evils of another bi " This Royal Decree givr proofs of the atrocious object sacred document, and. as General told you, the Supreme mina! Chamber Of this principals deplorable, ought to convince its high treason.• The very Chi help acknowledging it in their their outward aczions they affr " But what need have I to levolent of their crime? I 0f informing them in a preci-e to fulfil exactly the service of tion which has been imposed 41' For these re.hons. and i lency the Captain-General,l "Art. I.—An amnesty is ranted have joined the revolutionary party, w this industrious provioce of Catalonia, provided be rotors. to ►is home before the tath of this month (the day which I have lied is conformable to the benevolent intentions of his Majesty), and gives up to the military authorities, or to the magistracy of his village, the arms and ammunition which maybe in his possession. This chiefs shall nut profit by the indulgence granted in the preceding article, but shall be liable to all the severity of the laws. "S The villages and places which have ostensibly taken part Is the revolt, by sounding the tocsin, are comprised in the amnesty, provided that after the date of the present proclamation they do not relapse into insurrection. " 4. The Magistrates of Alleges will collect the arms which shall be surrendered to them in conformity with the first article. They will cause then' to be conveyed to the nearest military post : they will receive a receipt for them t they will, in presenting tiatni, state which of darns canto from the !loyalist Volunteers. " GetteralJUAN ANTONIO MONET. " Barcelona, September 15." The Invorgents have sordid, that they will desist from their rebehien- on four condition, of which the first is, Suc are the nbservattions that are heard at Pera, and such is the true state of the Turkish policy, which will n ot change unless a different attitude be as,umed. BRUSSELS. Om I. His Majesty, by a resolution of the 28th of Septem her, has appointed Messrs. Reyphins and Dotrange members ot the commission instituted by the decree of the 16th of September, 1815, and directed by that of 17th of Septemt.er la,t, to give its pinion on the mea sutes to be taken for the execution of the convention cnnanded on the 18th of June with the Holy See. The commis-ion is now con. posed of Messrs. Raoux, Rey phins, and Baron J. F. de Gliffier d'Emeville, Members ot the.Couweil of State; and of the Chevalier B. de Boazies, J. Dotrange, and Pct. Von Meeur, en ; M. P. G. Von. Ghert, Sectetuy. Racelimey's faithful aosidisrotCsi wow, - " THEODORE, C,DLOCOTRONIB, " General of the Pelopoonesus. Kyritzova, 29th 'July, 1827-1016 A uMiet."' " From the Cent , of the Damao, the 29th of guly (August Kt), tan : , " I wrote to you the day before yesterday give you the glad tid'ngs of an engagement wl place to-day, in the defiles of Leondari. Ou inst. (7th of August) thirteen frigates of ' came to Kytries (near Calamata), .and. for some time that position: at the same of the enemy's troops came to Kulchame them, and they retired with shame. Whir preparing to go to Almilo and Kytties those places in order that no landing might' on the coasts, wt saw suddenly on the Auger, ifoies-the Nisi in MeAenia, '~'.7: ~. .• • •:. ' • ' a • .. . . . ~, . I. ..,,. ..:.,...,- . • p. • • . : _,,..v:_v . . 4. -, . 1 * ,•• • , , . • ..... - ._ • - • -- IT Ir - •. - • , _.k.„ 1„, . - .:. • . . , ~ ~,.4. • $ ( , sit, , .... 0 ' 0 .1 ‘ .; • . .1 I 1.14r4 7 _ '• • . ‘4ll lllO , , A. . 164. * . • `` • f .•-. ... t ~ ekr44, .. •. , _ ' t ".122:4‘..-Na. . at ....--'..44 At 6-i;liiii 41i simr, •. . . • ' .. , • ...‘ij All r - ... 1 . 1 . C a.r "f• - t • . Mir!: -. s - tivi ua Litirt.r 15..44 . T. -o- • . Al i ga l 11DAY EVENINCi, OCTOBER 5, 1827. - • [PRICE SK , VIINPF.PICit 's -, . .. , -_ 1 l ' • --- -.... -„ • alonia. The latter makes the dismissal of all persons now in office who were s GREECE. es per day. A battalion dining the time - of the Constitoden ; the second, .th The follow ing _......a...- -extract, hem two primate letters • -to Tarragona, was met employment of all real Royalists ; .the • third, ; the re from .G , are , . ich forced it to turn back.. reec N 2 a . pelet DI ROMANIA, Awes: if. • - establishment of the Inquisition; and the last, and not . , • .1 the prelates, clergy, and the least surprising, the total extinction of the police. 1 " Fir the last two days these have 1,-.ess coostant : 1 declaring to them tint PROM Tilt SOVIIINAt. DIU mas sy!. calferences between the Governor the Comthaades. all that passed in his, • • . and some of the it VILLAO R OF CAROL; Seer. 04. in Chief, and , the Senate. The fo rmer has issued 'a . ro and Vinares, omen .ta 2 •-ifeuerclay Joseph des Etangs advanced to the vil. decree, declaring all Arose officers and soldiers in•a themselves. t _ ..,,,,,..„ ,ge of 3112. and occupied the hill called de Toms; ut ' D • state of rebellion who do a nt nnplicitly obey the orders " '7,:: Yelth k force of from 700 to 800 men. This - appearance of Church. Having received this decree, his General• • - .afe passage for the `' . 7 1 .! Of aelearf the Chefs of the Inongents in sight of Spanish Excellency sent his command tri ,The , clore Grins, to eirclegne, spread terror amongst the inhabitants of evacuate illia.fortims of Palamidi, leaving his younger ILONIA, Ster.2s. there with two hundred men;' and Grins • i Poycerda, who hastened t o remove t h e i r most va l ua ble brother gto decide the fate of the effects. The same consternation prevailed amongst the has written 'to declare that he .is randy lie.obey. and I tel. We hope that the inhablientief French Cerdagne, who were all occupied to march with the rest of his soldiers wherever the • , fitl, end that the infatua. in'rernovinfethemselves and their property to a place Commandeoin.Chief may order him. I think we , . ms of the King have to of safety. - may now look upon peace and tranquillity. as re- I at the mere sight of the Travellers from B a reelopa sa y, t h at at G raeo ll es , a l established here. The Governor and inhabitants. will . 2, panish Government. Vich,. and Rieupoll, their passports were carefully ex 4 no doubt return at once into the town. Lord Ccichiralve ”.!:1 -,' 1 hat a courier passed the am i n ed. All those were accounted sufficient which were has arrived at Pores with the corvette Anil schooner 'l .l ‘ • that General Monet, at sigr iot tl by the local audinrities. • taken from' thee enemy.. His .Loredship is of . 2 the R'lel•APestia : biattiffeSierrettre9p 'nigh - thveliaer Tema at 'ego* irooff in thcistfed of Slest.osariet the 'hien he has chieen._the Tarragona, end two regiMents have entered Lerida. of C• 01 6 40 'Urquhart. *lto is Imiltsd 0 1! ey beaten, though at first : Several brig ides' of. elesieleiers;_teliee s i to oppose the iron by Canton Bithnister, an Elighsh Meet as tir, • PirgWessof, the if4•4l . ion. hive gene over to the. In. old - who distinguished himself greatly at Athena. The ye made another attempt surgents. with OW i spdon of about 50, who, with a number amounts to 1 5 0 , and, they will, I believe, be ad retired. There was great num b er o f the inhabitants of the environs of Seo, employed as marines. His Lordship's task is by no I amuarts, between them have taken refuge at that place. meaty an easy- one: He ,bas every difficulty to contend illied from the place.— A - party of the battalion of Majorca has deserted. with; and the non-arrivalothie steam vessels is calculated • ren wounded; the King's t o d e fe a t a ll hi s v ie ws . The Perseverance steam , yes- . . BARCRLONA, Sa n. Si. some prisoner-, among tel is now also at Poros i . Her machines me-entirely We read in the Mario of the 18th instant the last Dm the regiment of Al- useless. Two eagineers,belonging to her have come charge of tb . e•Bishoo of . Lerida. In . deploring t h e un- Is of Ftgueiras, animatedhere to endeavour to construct new ones. Captain Has- he•rd- f evils which a ffl ict Catalonia, he congratu l ates secure the con:mimic*.rings, they say, was wounded in the foot by a pistol going himself that up to the present hour his d i ocese has been • troops. off in his band; this took place while . be waa eaa .ggs4 i •xemet from them, lie exhorts the faithful to perse. of Lerida has just been in a duel with Captain Whitcombe v an Officer who was ve t e in their sentiments of loyalty to the King. The sad that several battalions wounded at Athens. The rause of the quarrel I hate Monarch, he says, is free, and enjoys the plenitude of , t I his rights This is proved . by the •eircular . of . his Mini. •nsentation prevails in the at Pools. On all the above you may rely. Psay pity %ter of Grace and Juistice, and by his ,energetic decrees igades of Custom - house no attention to the stupid relations contained in. the to suppress the rebellion. infra at the Stu. Above French Papers. I have read some of thew here a and.bave I • isurgentst the others wilt itsiiearguments llf the diocese of Lerida has not yet heen affected by the contagion, it is on the eve of yield- laughed at finding that they had killed Generale who country, which is in the . . . r t rig to its,inAuence. The di ocese of Seri d'Urgel, which never f are still alive and well, and gained battles which Were - •.• ought. - The Ausdrian Observer, if divested afire has hitherto been equally exempt from the troubles, ) men have left that place partiality fur the Turks, is most to bitched on." begins to be ag i tated in the Conques de Tremp; and • ierona, and that a strong. orfICIAL. there is every reason to believe that the 'defection will ohs has joined those from 18 &Malan/CT I—l received your order of the 2Ad soon be general. 1 iother attempt would be instant. I re g ret to say, that 1 have not received fs We have seen a copy of a local police regulation, men occupy the passage . yet either the first or the second supply of ammunition d printe and published by order of Don Domingo elf - , but molest nobody ,. and you have sent to this camp, and I am consequently in I new Caralt, the insprpent Governor of Vich, dated the t. many of them are well great need. ,Our troops would have marched towards of Sh t eptemb ers t h e preamble says, tt Th e J unta this band appear* to be a la Panes, had it neat been for this. The Greeks wiao had of the Provisional Government of. Catalonia, having I submitted, before our arrival here, to Ihrabitro-Pacha, • - confided the political and military Government of this see i . , Seer. 23. fortress to me, my principal care shall be, under the !riga tat our troops approac h their villages % have re. ts .0 1 0 • at Tortosa; some to rein' present circumstances • to maintain order in all branches Dented and come back to us. They have begun tot ittl• ~. to the field. It is to he o f t h e a d m i n i strat i on, and to see t h at t h e peace and 'draw their families from Patras, and have placed:them and their effects on let our protechrin. Ibrahim had plan- oon be put dowa, tor the tranquillity of the inhabitants are n'st disturbed ,under d ne to subdi,e Sparta, and then to marcli to Tripolizza, Is Hostalrich has su ffi ced any pretext." •. • but be was courageously • opposed by the troops under is without firing a shot.— SIIIIMMINII _..1..- . Gennaios a c id Ntltioss, eat.* he has returned to the ad revolt will be the con- BRUSSELS PAPERS. ow . fortresses ra Messeing On this account, on the 4.50 , 1 . ortunate places, and the - .__......._- 1 .. il-LBERFIILD, Seer. as. instant (Gab.of Atigust) Geonaios come here with a part oiinee; lf,,ai item, about 2.000 men , L ,to replace : these lest us We have die sasiskction to acquaint the public with of the troop* of liw leitvgg a sufficient number in the defiles, and gnarl a e without' alibewderthey the folitawir4 ea 14 'news : • • about Tripolizaa, and his arrival contributed not a little a, which no longer exists. fitTiart 0 e Prussian Charge d 'Affaires at to . , . make the submitted return to their d uty, f or h e is an • ranee arrive regularly at the Court Brant , has succeeded by his ability and old friend and acqu rintatice of Neriekos and others.— 'trough the whole of Up- activity in obtaining for this country the same *dean- Nikita% remains in tse or ()wince ot Nlessenia, but he ex- ied by the rebels. Lastly, cages whch England at first enjoyed exclusively, and . • periences ii, t less•than ourselves want of provisions and ody On the road, and, for which France obtained at a subiequentstime. with no interruption. We M. Theremin. Prussian Consul at Rio, bearer of this ammunition ; for in Sparta lie cannot prr cure any.— have brought with us has maintained us hi. ne succeeds the M aqui, treaty between Prussia and Brazil, is on his way to B=r- What we herto affirmed the Lieutenant. lin : and•there is less reason to doubt the speedy ratifi- t • and now we are much embarrassed. I beg you, I orders to send out tan cation of the treaty, as the equality which Prussia w i ll therefore, to provide us amply with these ea° insitspen- i keep the insurgents at a enjoy with its rivals in manufactures will be at the same sable articles, and also to think rf Nikitas. The Chia. time a benefit tteGermany in general, as it ensures a Captains, who have joined us again, are Nenekos, C ribilar, Botiottis, and others. 1 have j u s t taken from - new and immense field to all the manufactures of that • . ITUTIONNILL. them the ray (letters of pardon) they had received from 4Se s 2. 22. the Turks. As soon as the test have come over 1 bilished the following Pro- FRANKFORT, Sere. 22. * to us, which we hope will take place today or to- Lettere front Berlin say, that in case of war breaking morrow, we intend to march against tne enemies who met. Marechal-de-Camp, out in the Ea•t, a Corps of Observation will be assem- are in atras and Vastitza, and 1 hope we shall do them bled on the extreme frontiers of the Grand Duchy of rips in active service in i hesome i njury, and oblige those in Vostitzx to go back.to P Po-en, and that it will be composed of the sth cots Patras. W , hether we succeed in this or not, we intend • • article of the Royal Ordi• of the army, the divisions of which are stationed in that to blockade Patras, and to form a sufficient camp II published on the Bth of province and in Silesia and of a division of the 8d corps, against the fortresses of Messes's. We learn that the which would come from Frankfort on the Oder. y the Captain General of enemy. being informed that oar Stoops Isere assembled h the King our Loud con lately brought dispatches from King Ferdinand to the A Spanish Cabinet Messenger from Madrid has !lade you acquainted with here, has sent from Pa rgos and Gastouni fortes to assist the plaCes we threaten; and if this is true, it will be a Court of Dresden, which are said to be important.— . h has since been conlir t.ed great obstacle to us. I therefore again repeat the ne. 1 There were also letters from Qseen Josephine to her ithority. It contains the cessity of provisions, and the expediency of a naval i the pacification. of the hot- uncle, the King of Saxony. Le. division occupying the Gull of Coiiiith. How very • i , The merchants have received letters from the anhappily manifested itself had necessary the latter operation has become, you wit! vault, according to which a degree of fermentation s been fomented by 4 or learn from. the enclosed intercepted letter from Bekir- hewn itself at Smyrna, that the Turks had insulted the t ss ha have thus failed, in ' age of Patras. to Ibrahini Pasha, which will' also Franks, and still more the Greeks in the streets. The the true obedience due to strew you the plan r f operations r , f the enemy. Inform his laws. They have re. Dacha has adopted rigorous measures to restore trans the Admiral of this, 1 entreat you; fur if he takes this that was ever inflicted on noillitY• been necessary step, he is sure rf destroying the enemy, from Vienna, tba We learn It a time when good men aill)etches have Baron 0 and he will encourage our troops most effectively. sent from the office for Foreign Affairs to O sten- ant exertion to cons,gn toThe progress of our troops on this oci.asion can only • Ids, the Imperial Internuncio at Constantinople. It is' bloody epoch. he attributed to that noble emulation and enthusiasm said, that the courier eho carries the dispatches has vac you the moat eerta'n of the Greeks, who, decidedly opposed to submit. • t of this insurrection. T is orders to proceed with all speed. sloe, have become snpe-ior to all wants, and march is Escelency the Captain CONSTANTINOPLE. Sam s, forward for liberty, regretting that their necessities s 1 i eme Tribunal and the Cu The Ottoman Porte persists, as was to be expected, prevent their attempting more than they do. I i patty, in circumstances so in rejecti , g any intervention in favour of the Greeks. hope, in my next, to give you good intelligence re. ' i i e you to demonstration of We hear of a large supply of arms to be sent to Asia a spectiog the progress of our arms. I a s su re y ou o f tr y Chiefs who direct it cattalo' Minor and even to Persia, and also engagements made devoted esteem for you, and that lam anxious to execute leis own hearts, though by in foreign countries of officers, of engineers. of artillery, with fidelity all your orders. We have ass e mbl e d a feet the contrary. of shipbuilders physicians, surgeons, &e. The Turkish sufficient number of - h (8 000 ' d troop, ere about , men, goo . o seek to cimrince the ma- Government pretends that Mahnmet Ali's fleet has ar soldiers); and, if we receive • • provisions, we shall have as night to confine myself to rived in the Morea with 5,000 troops, and that the Se- many men as we want, and we shall be able to arida. manlier of what I shall do rasher has received orders to attack Hydra ; 6,000 men take the -siege of Paves, which will be ver y - detrimental .• ' • t the King, and the obliga • are to mach from Adrianople, and 4,000 from Laris- r . to the enemy. Therefore send us p rovision s by tea, , , upon me, come what may. sa, enjoin the army of Ihr r him Pacha. The Ottoman . 1 from Corinth, and - do so trickly; that we *say proceed. . in conce•t with his Excel• fleet will he •tationed at Mytelene, 100 Egyptian trans-, hasten the of •• • supplies anentrnition, and expect gbod ~ decree as fallo ss : oats may manly the Turkish troops in the Pelopon- intelligence from us. t red to every individ u al w ho s hall ~cross and the masked expeditions are calculated and e I remain. wltbrolibtirespect, (,which now Areas and destroy, organ i ze d i n suc h a manner as to baffle all obstacles. is Your Excellency's faithful andititroted servant.:. r - ll lonia. orovidea he return& to hie ~ lay; I now which took 34 the 46th the enemy cannonaded time some e; we heat ilst we were :s to assist t be effected : 47th (Bth the enemy