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• PARIS, JOLT IS.
Iliettateet hoe lied hem delivered front the Turks
br retreeeitsitste tight. There is strong 'woo to
tselieee this eirentnitauce may he attributed to the
approach of another nrruy, besides that of Yoe'.
chi ninnies's, it is said, have entered Go.
lees, and ere advancing by forced marches towards
the Salkitus... It is affirmed they have received or_
dare not to *top till they bare reached Constan-
tinople.
Preee.Ypeilenti, after hewing gained • victory
vet Tergowite over the Turkish corps, commanded
he *Perim of Silistria, has advanced 'into Lesser
NV Ai luthec....i(Constintrieneci.)
SANTO. JUillt 4.
.*PY or • palvvre LOTTIR.
All the istoods of the A reenpelirgo--with 'he ex.
replied- of Condi*, Chios, Rhodes, sod Cyprus,
where three are Malrometeue—have become, es.it
were, bulwark§ Which the Ottoman Pnwrr.will riot
he able fo:redoce. eYee with a mistral force superiOr
to that. of the Greeks, avail* course of several
3 ears. __
Several vessels !relenting to the Hydriotee,.
ennui% from Spain, have brought powder and arms,
whieft ore, transmitted be land; premiums are offer-
ed mettle exchange of Hydra to quicken the pro-
gress of the armament. All articles brought under
fureign flog are tend for in ready money ; there it.l
on •busednuce of corn, end great bustle apparent
irmo.orst the commercial body at that place.—
The AmericAtis are iu treaty for considerable sums
41 looney ; a great gummy of musket*, ceurron,
and war!' ke store., are on the point of bring sent
to Argeotiera, whither several foreign speculators
ere 'proceeding, and where the numerous prizes
'late., from the Turks are sold daily at • low price.
. house of 5--, at Malta, hes just dispatched
too rhYllll4llll hurtle of powder to Chimers, where
they oreeieed in exchange a cargo of oil and
sem:dhow
intelligence of rather an authentic torture states.
that its. Parka have been compelled to evacuate the
caster of Patois. Some assert they have retreated
' to Lepanto; others say, that in consequerice of a
capitulatirso they have obtained leave to go into
Egypt. Tripoliratt is also in the power of the
(:reeks, and it is affirmed that the standard of the
r(00 is floating on the citridal of Corm!). We ere
assured chat iu consequence of the surrender of
Palma, the foreign Consuls immediately retired to
'une.
YISIONA, JULY 5.
Yesterday arrived the courier who set out front
Coostaminople on the J2th of June. We expected
him with .o much the pester impatience es the
intelligence from .Odessa, and the official notes of
the Russitts Minister, had excited public curiosity,
effoid,ng some ground for the sno:rosition'that
ropture would take place between Russia end the
Porte. The direct intelligence which we hove just
received is not calculated to remove the imprenzion;
on the contrery, it leaves hole room to hope the
differences will be amicably arranged. It appears,
Bowe Strogollar ceased to have any communica-
tion whatever with the Porte, since the 10th of
June; hr has advised ell subjects of Russia to put
their mums and property in • stale of security.
rind hes himself retired to Bugukdere. The Grand
Seignior therentom caused ell the papery and effects'
rn the Antbiss.dor's hotel to be put under the seal
of sequeseration, and it is said the Ambassador
himsell is tisriowly watched.. He had, however,
succeeded in dispatching a courier to St. Peters-
burgh, by the route of Odessa.
h is, mean time, almost universally agreed that it
is impossible Russia can behold with indifference
the outrages tittered to her, particularly now it is.
.ceideut the Turks are the aggressors. -The intelli-.
genre from Odessa, relative to the celamities_and
rissarsiuslion of a number of. Greeks at Constanti-
nople, was a little exaggerated. The execution.,
however, coutiutted, sod some vessels 61Ied with
women and children had been really sunk in the
I.ea. The carnage, however, was not general. The
eeops in the &air were opened by order of the
Graved S,gtrior; but the merchants concealed them-
helves, and the warehouses were empty. There was
. a total stagnation its trsde. . .1

JULY 1.,
The Austrian Observer publishes the follorring
irpeillgetice relative to the events in Moldavia cud
. 'Wallachia:— . .
. " According to authentic accounts from Her..
manstadt, dated the 28th of June, the. war is the
. principalities, of Moldavia and•Wallachia, appears
• to be neatly concluded. The Hetairists who lu-
stre in ert,wds upon the frontier, announce that
Prince Yrovi!anti Ims t..keu to flight, and that
prat:ion, io taking tithe desperate sterile djmolved
that corpa so a formal manner. These *mks,
farther engagement. except . betoeren• partied of
Aromas and the Ottoman troupe, ..whir already
occupied the gleateat part of Wallachia."
The ylbserter of the 7th does not confirm the
above itatentetit.

•. JULY 8. •
l'he correspondence between oar Cabinet and
that of St. Petejsburgh, becomes more frequent
than ever. The Asilic Couecil of War has-givee
tirders to reinforce the cordon on our Turkish• fron-
tier with troops drawn from Gallicia. Several reel-
enemts raniunrel iii Huiigsry, have likewise received
areters to hold themselves in readiness to march at
moment's weirmi:g. These, however, tire sdoptr.l
palely as ineastie‘s of precaution. Our Government
is very atteotive to eery thing that pieties in the
Greek provinces. It frequently receives intelli•
grace I Cr 14. cl int; them, both from its military cont-
est milers, n. U trout the Consuls in the interior of
'Turkey. The A tistrian Liternuneto at Constauti,
unripe, 14 more in thee way of obtaining accurate in-
formation than on) oilier itersou. and not one of the
C 4•111 irri bus us yet miscarried.
It is (ruin these sources the Austrian Observer
draws its inielligeticr. Is it not then difficult to
account for Its being the only public tipper that ever
gate admittatice to the bedletios of falsehood forged
at Trieste. at Vienna, si:d even in Paris. Fur in.
stance, at the time that certain German and French
papers were filled with the victories of Prince
Ypsilanti, the Observer asserted that leader of the
iwsurKststs was obtiged to seek safely its flight,
alter having dismissed his army, which did not con.
silt of 33,900 rum as the Greek utercbauts on the

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exchear of Vienna reported, bat meta, of souse
thousands or half-clothed peasants. it appear. the
stinachte which *as ette'd oat by the Carbonari,
daring the war, is shout to be adgmented had die.
patched to the Archipelago for the protection of
the Aortrian commerce.
The Austrian Observer confirms the intelligence
which it gave the day before yesterday of the de-
feat and flight of Priuce Ypsilanti.
AOOllOlO, JULY 19.

Commercial letters from Vienna sad Odeon ex•
press a well grounded expectation that, 'latish&
standing all appearances, the pence between Russia
sod the Porte will not be interrupted.
What tends to make us believe the.emnisiercial
body participates in this opinnn is, that the public
Bads have risen at Vienna ; the exchange with us
is at 99i, and the metallic currency at 731. To
supply the defect of positive facts concerning the
real situation of affiairs between Russia and Turkey,
mar Universal Gazette contains speculations on the
policy of the great Christian Powers with retard
to the Ottoman Empire.

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SPANISH PAPERS.

VERA CRUZ. ARIL 41.
On the sth the Goverinneta ordered the port to
be closed in order to prevent the Clow°kernels°s
and other vessels from sailing the next (hey in order
to be able, with their crews united to the local
national militia, which was rotating to defend the
place, if the proclaimers of independence should
approach. who, masters of the towns of Cordova
and Orilsbe, strong in number, and commanded
by officers who had gone over to them, declared
their inteurion of molestiog us. In fact the lade-
pendebts encamped at Ls Solidad. about seven
leagues from this place, where there was a little fort,
one cannon, and somettoops, which all went over to
the enemy, proclaiming independence. They then
sent parties shout the villages and towns and pre-
vailed 011 them all to join them, so that in this
whole province we have only Alvarado, Tlacotal-
pave, Puente del Rey, and Jalapa, and come-
quently have no letters from Puebla and Mexico
since the 21st and 14th of March.
By accounts of
traders
and carriers we learn, that
• Colonel Bustsmante has followed at El Bagio the
call of Ito, bide, at San Luis de Potosi, another of
the name of 'Favor; th it in the environs of Puebla
there are two large bodies under the command of
Bravo, an old insurgent who has once been pardon-
ed, sud a priest, nod that Colonel Heves, with his
regiment of Castilla and others had advanced from
Mexico ice search of them, and that be would come
as far as Orizaba. Meantime we remain without
communications, and the vessels detained all persons
desiring to emigrate from this unhappy country,
where we were threatened with the loss of our pro-
perty and even of our lives. Though the Insurgents
Chiefs are men of ruined fortunes and characters,
yet secret hands supply them with money to seduce
the soldiers. to whom they give three reale daily
and three quarters, and delude the officers by pro-
motion and increase of pay. From this place,
Jalapa, and others in the liroviiice, about 600
soldiers have gone over to thew, and the country
people by thousands, without their having hitherto
done much more danger than robbing passengers
of their arms and horses, and demanding 20,000
piastres from Orizaba acid Cordova.
The Chief of the insurgents of this province,
who is stationed at Oriz.ba, is Don N. Herrera,
formerly Captain in the regiment of COMMIS,. 'We
know noshing of lturbide ; the army of Mexico,
composed of 3,000 then, was in search of him.
11AVANNAH. MAY 11.
The news we received front Campeechy about
Itutbale was wholly false. We received yesterday
news from Vera Cruz, by the packet Lea Magies.
The papers are full of contradictory articles.
There are accounts from Mexico to the 30th March,
and we have seen the copy of • letter of the 19th
of the same month, written from Neal., by bur-
bide, to the Viceroy, in which he persists in his
demands of independence, and informs him that
if he does not accede to his desire orders will be
given to the Cominstider of the troops to fight.—
It is remarkable diet there has been no action, '
and the travellers had been till then respected.
The Viceroy, in the Gazette of 14th March, de.
chats Iturbide, and all who may join him, outlaws.
The writers of the numerous letters received are so
different in their views that it is difficult to form
an accurate idea of the state or the kingdom.

VITTORIA, JULY 3.
General Equia has fled from Durango to France
disguised es a sailor.

• MADRID, JULY 5.
Yesterday morning the constitutional Alcalde,
after communication had with the Political Chief,
took a detachment of militia, which divided into
two parties, to surprise ut the same time the houses
If Don Pedro Sara Terrones and of Don Ambrosio
Fernandrz. They seized their papers, taking care
that none should be lost, and the result was, that
Don P. Ssiz and t his 11C11/111116, and Don Am-
brosio, were confined in the prison of this city,
without communication, and Dunne Josef* and
Donna Maria del Pilo. Terrones, were likewise de-
tained as prisoners, but at their own houses. The
necessary legal steps have been already begun.

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JULY 8.
General William Pepe is gone with Ins aid-de-
camp, Colonel Pisa, to Lisbon.

HERRERA, JUNE 9.6.
Twenty-four individuals, MI of the town of Gus-
daloupe, some of divm of distinction, have been
brought in here under arrest, mid escorted by troops
of the line, accused of plots or attempts against the
curo,titutional system.—( Madrid Papers, July 9.)

The following is an extract of u letter from Corfu,
dated the 16th ult. A few days ago -the.
Ilydrime Meet, consisting of urmed merchantmen,
boarded and took It Turkish squadion, consisting
of a rureette, two guri.brigs, and a schooner, in
the Gulf of Lepanto. The probability of success
by sea to the Greeks against the Turks is the greater,
as the former were chiefly employed by the Porte
es sailors, and the Turks, to a man, detest the sea
service."
We have the most heartfelt gratification in wit-
nessing, daily, the dispatch of nonsense quantities
of boles of woollen goods from this place: trade
is represented to us as very fluurbhing.-.-(Lecds
htelligencer.)

•, Am
THE ;BILLOON.
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eii,r3rt,„,.. „it seal aaclst, retnioetiag
Sailerkto asionast, who
am ihrstlay from gibe *Geer* k, in rollunue•e• 4111 tM
vieleat agitation of the balloat Mid the directiou it took.
Few people expected him to take the Course which he did,
as it was generally thought that It would be horse towards
Harrow-as-tho Mill, and be had an introductory mote to •
palms. is that oeighbourbood; hat as be aseeaded, be
pt law a different merest ofair which took him ina mere
sioelberly direetioa. The, seasallows which he experienced
was what he little autieipated; for sometimes the helloes
appeared to he acted spat by a carreut from above, at
other HIM from one below, which so shook the car, that the
Illkowstaie barometer, although enspeaded to the cords
above, was kept I. such an oscillating motion, that be could
hat jest ascertain that be was ascending or descesdiag.
Mr. Green in conseuneate of his enpgratent to the pub-
lic to asees:l from the Belvidere, Peasonalle, was iodated
to deemed before be gel is far es might ocessioa it imams-
violent to get lie halloos conveyed I. tows is safety the
frame evening, as each, he opened the valve, sad deseeed-
ed, tweedy Wastes before two, is • held of Mr. Leaking,
icor Potters Bar, Hoak Mimeo. The car met the earth
with considerable violater, sad although he bad got bold of
the ewe above to prevent a roarussion, the ear struck the
earth before be had lime tp raise Isis feet, by which he was
throws dews, sod reeelvel a blew on his bead with which he
was confused for some time. He was WOO surrounded by •
a ember of pergola offering him their savata ore, among whom
was Mr. Waugh, of Drake' ti Lodge, Staub Mitosis, to whose
very polite attsalioa Mr. G. enamot make a soffieirot ac-
knowledgment. This Gentleman raised the balloon to be
conveyed to his Park, sad after dinar seat fur • port-chola!
from Bernet, which conveyed Mr. Green to tows., where be
arrived in perfect safety and good spittle shout six o'clock,
sad is sow engaged in regulating the bailouts for his sleet
sweat.

ROYAL HARMONIC vanrunoN.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BIUTIMI PRESS.
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am—Madame Catslasl ►avid bees applied to, to give
her aid toward@ ►ebuildisg the Westminster Hospital, I beg
leave. through the seedless of your Paper, to mationtice that
I ►are received that Lades orders to pay to the Committee
she *hole of the profits of her Cosseted advertuvd to lake
place ea Wedeesday neat, at the Argyll-Rooms, in farther-
este of list charitable purpose.
I rea►ses, Sir, your niardient humble Servant,
CLAUD OLLIVIEtt, Cashier, Ste.
Idly 11, Is*l.