The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-28 00:00:00

THE GREEKS.

lire have been favoured with the following important
intelligence, which has reached a respectable Greek boast
iu the City:—

" ANCONA, JAN. 9.
" I am happy to inform you that the Greeks are going on pros.
perm's!, in every quarter. In consequence of the blockade of
:11issolnylii haring been raised by the Turks, who have withdraws
to their own country, the western part of Greece is now entirety
free from those barbarians. This step was caused by the arrival
fourteen Greek vmsels under the command of Prince 31avrocardim
who found in the port a Turkish vessel, cootaining
piastres (about 12,00(11. sterling), and &large quantity of stores. fi's•
from the family of Vousnuf Itasca, of which he took posses.ior.
Another Turkish vessel took refuge in the island of Ithaca.
The Greeks have resolved to take Patraa by force—about 1.0t9
men are before that plarr, which contains only 2,000 Turks fit :e
bear arms, the garrison hiving been much reduced by the pnvatioi
of the blockade. Napoli di Romania, which had been held by th
Greek Officers who took possession of it, in defiance of the co.
vernment, is now in the power of the Senate, which is situ;
there.

Negropnat has been abandoned by the Turks, on their lemur:
that Clysaes was about to march against them, en that the Eager
pan of thetec is olso free, and Carpinessi and Patragiky hot
vain risen against their oppressors. The dissensions whr•
prevailed in the l'eloponnesus have subsided, and the pot.
est harmony now subsist* between the tireeks, who wadi agao
the t nemy in all quarters with zeal and enthusiasm.
The remainder of the Ottoman fleet, consisting of about twenty.
five vessels, arrived at Constantinople in the most wretched M.
ditinn.

The Sultan, to mark his displeasure at the result of the exiled.
tion, instantly arrested the ('apitan l'acha. You may rely upe:.
authenticity of this intelligence."

PARIS, JAN. 21.—The French Government se':
Saturday last an ultimatum to Ferdinand, that if `pa"
dies not itr.mediately consent to the course of condi:::
which had been agreed upon by Pozzo di Borgo, 1/1‘
French Ambassador, as well u the whole of the Frer:b
troops, will forthwith quit Spain ; orders to which clic(
have been sent to the Ambassador and to Bourtnont.

It is reported that the French-Ambassador, the Mar
quis of 'falam, has been recalled from Madrid, and 3h
pointed to Vienna. Rumour adds, that M. Marcella'
who distinguished himself while in this country,
Charge d'Alraires, after the n.-cal of the Viscount
Chatcauhriand, will succeed the Marquis of Talaru
31adr:

Letters from 'Madrid, dated the Nth instant, annostv
the death of the Marquis de Casa Irujo. lie is sucm'••
in the pest of Minister of State by M. Ilercdia. t.
Minister of l'ailon and Justice, }nil this latter Minis:"
is confided to M. Calomanda, Secretary of the Cenci: is
Castile.

The inoct recent advices from Spain announce, that ,41,1
the surrender of l'ampeltnia a gnat nnutber of bill "
arrettetl, to der the pretence of attachin.mt to the Cot.-,
tutionai syttent, and subjected to trial, principally, it fc'w•
sem, with a view to plunder.