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Ike limits of their tbanoshe this crovissony of Soifer' ■sy
take plate, the same being lawfully condoned, they wit! in-
sert is the Monthly Repens.
(Signed) " G. H. FAGAN, ./14-Gen."

NEW SOUTH WALES.
Sydney (New South Wale.) Couttes to the 6th
Avril hirve been received. The following is the
only article worth extracting :
SYDNEY, MARCH 22, 1822.
On Wednesday last his Excellency the President,
and Members of the Philosophical Society of Aus-
Irolaies, made an escur.i"n to the South 1-le4cl of
intsey t.tc, for the porpose of affixing • brazen
with the follow,og in.cription, against the
rocion which Capthiis Cuuk and Sir Joseph Banks
fird lauded:—

A. 110.-11.DCC. AIX.
Under she siiispiees of British Relent?,
These Shores were Discovered
By
James Cook and Joseph Basks,
The Columbus and hlreroas of their time.
• i: This Spot once saw thesis ardent
I ' "In the permit of Knowledge;
Now.

To their Memory, this Tablet is Isseribed,
la the Mot year
Uf
The Philosophical Society of Ebstralesta.
P *Sir Thorns, Ditsbasie, K.C.S. sad E.
• (Corresponding Member or the intitele of VI au er
Presidest.
A. D.—M.DCCC.XXII.
O's:lhis interesting occasion the Society hail the
good fortune to be assisted by Captain Gambier, and
severe! of the officers of his Majesty's ship Dania.
less ; and, after dining together in a natural tabour
on the shore, they all repaired to the rock. egoism
which airs h.* the tatifit soldered, about 25 feet
'boy the leoel of the on.; and they there drat,* to
the suritirietal fame of the illustrious wen Rinse die-
.crureries tbertsere then met to couturensorate.

eIERMAM PAPERS.

EMMA., OCTOBER 22.
ji;have received amounts front Corfu of the
September, and from Zoete of the 17th, le.
*petting the state of things in the Moves at the
latest period. Though they do not throw complete
light oh the elrents, they give. however, much use-
ful information, considering the insufficiency of the
direct accounts hoot Constantinople. These se-

comas coma from persons who, strangers to all
party spirit, know no other duty or interest than to
4dist a faithful and impartial account of facts, as far
.
is they are acquainted with them ; this circumstance
id ipPliiable us sll reports which the Analriuld Ob-
server its permitted to make use of. and should in
jgatiee be rather oftener recollected, when people
kidiesityteir articles, and comirrre them with other
altateipentii;:Which are naturally partial, and there.
fore ntst.stAblly to be depended upon.
• Actabedieg to the reports from Corfu. it appears

itettais that -Chourschid Pitch, did not execute his
inerti'le the Mures with his accustomed prudence,
Vat with great precipitation; that he calculated
neither .the resources of the country into which he
peuetrated, 110 r the resistance that Ise might rape-
; mid that after an 011,IpICiedly rapid ;tiff*
'grew, he found himself at Argos with sufficient
forits to continue his °licentious and without provi-
o;oes. The consequence was, that the Torki,h
(ientrals:etre obliged to retire to Corinth; that on
slits eteatiesilvey were attacked by different chichi
kat' Ali iniktegeatelind suffered considerable hiss.—
• 11,feiiiiirdiaiial et"Napoli di Romania was again
triAiaoritTto its earn resources, and again lead) to
-capitulate.
These events, the dates of whith are not precisely
stated in our arcouuts, seem to have taken place at
luttfer cutlet August. The Tuiks however re-
d):iihed etierfers of Corinth, and' (roue this important
poiut'they Might, as soon as' MO felt themselves
strong enough, resume at "dessert the operations
which lied beau Interrupted. On the 13th of Srptrm-
Ler news had bern reveived. at Corfu, that • divi-
sion of the great Terkisit test:had doubled the
sesitheris point of the Marra, and landed 15,000

evrn at Nspols di !tamale ; so that nut only the
Turkish gaerisnit bas slam escaped the danger
:fr.h vh Iliteatrued it, of being obliged to capitulate,
bat the corps of insurgents which was near that
flee,. has received a considerable check. This
news hes also been received at Naples, in letters
ftem eespettettle quitter., and it i 4 considered as
Ceriainoted we cotumuuleate it without warranting
.tia authenticity.
. accost:its from Zante relate the mutt in the
More*, the retrograde movement of the Turks,
!their causes and consequences, with as little detail
"Otiose front Corfu, but ou the whole in perfect
agreeineut with them. Nothing had transpired in
Zarin, of any decisive defeat of the 'forks; on the
...tontrary, it wee positively asserted there that- the
-actions which had taken place bttwren the 6th and
h ef September had been greatly to the disadvan-
tege of t heGreeks.who had lost in thernomiong other,.
'the Clsiliarch Nuances, and his son, sad had at the
end retreated- into their strong positions. Jesse(
ruche, who commands the head quarters at Co,
riuth, was inceasintly occupied iu collecting proni.
loons end rtniturcementr.
These accounts give a melancholy picture of the
state of the country. The four military Chiefs,
carlocotrini, Ypsilanti, Creveta, and the Bey of
have divided the sovereignly of it. The
Airs° first govern despotically the district, of

Argolis anCl Acheia ; the two last in Messenia and
Nspoli de M.ilvaria. The inhabitants feel the
burden of tins thut.torship without promising
tiieinselves any adventage from it. if at the
begittitin,,. the insult' echo's had excited some hopes
to the hotly of the people, the most simple see
at length that the only object now is the advsm
(age or the security of a small number of military
adventuters, from whom nothing is to he expected
but the intletititte ptolongstion of the general
misery ; fur nobody believer, that, even with the
most obstinate resistance, they can finally bolt out
against the Turkish power; but people tremble at
ire miseries which they may bring upon the coun-
try in the mean time. and before the unequal con.
. tett as ended. At all events, the issue of the war
• in Albania and Epirius is an event very dtcleive of
fate of the l'entnsulesind all Greece.
,fine Porte was early sensible that its Bust care
shoold be to secure those important province's, which
'see one of the keys to its European dominions. mid
whether it were directed in tins point by the ad.

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