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tain they are all mere inventions. Letters Jitoct

consequently four days later them the departure of
the pretended Captain, mike no mention of any
naval engagement, nor of fresh massacres in couse-
wiener.
As these letters are written by persona who are
interested, and whose duly is to put their cams-
',noniron, in possewirm of the course of events, we;
may concla:'e in all t robability that the whole of
the pretended !ever from Odrwa is false, and that,
is What the g lish entitle a fabrication. This
instance, iii colOnction with so many statements
previously ccullmjicted, should make the public
very cautious in giving credit to every report in cir-
enlrtion
concerninE 'turkey. and the relations
enich events in that country may induce between
other Zuropean Courta.—(Monitene, Aerie 0.1
Five per Cent. Consols, 881. tie. AIWA Le.
tion„, 1,5421 E so, 1b.,. ,! WO ).(114111111NOGI; I Wal
fltkitiiott 'Attifif 1/: '
Since it has been thoniist reliance may be placed.
on the intelligence that the King of knglind will
arrive here about the middle of September, pro-
vided the death of the Queen canoe no alteration
in the jontney, a report has been in circulation
that other Sovereigns will honour our city with their
presence at the same period. Lord Walpole, who
is charged with an extraordinary by his go-
vernment, pasted by here on his way to Vienna.—
If certain reports, circulated by in (Tema ~ersons,
have bud the effect of rliminishino the :tape which
some entertained of seeing fore;Tts Powers allitscl
assistance to the Greek', public opinion never de-
clared more strongly in their favour: in every quar-
ter the conversation turns on voluntary arsociations.
Since the kind of proclamation published by Pro-
fessor Krug, several essays have appeared written
in a similar spirit.
SCHAFFHAUSEN, AUGUST 19.

•
In consequence of the late rsitar, there has been
a great swell in the Rhine ness our town; it is al-
most as full as it was in 1817. Lake CoGIGAGLV
hrs also overflowed in I place..
The inundation is very conriderable, and a great
derl of damage has !wen done by it.
BERLIN, AUGUST 12.
Letters from Dantsic, which arrived this duy, an-
nounce that some scenes of tumult, and even of
bloodshed, have taken place between .he populece
professing Christianity and the Jews, which requir-
ed ;he interfereuce of tin rutted fume. A recent
order of the Cabinet enjoins the police to arrest any
student travelling withoit a regular passport.
Several young men hare lately gone from Leip-
tic to join the standard of the Greeks.
ULM, AUGUST IL •
Letters from Naples, sthich arrived by the last
courier from I;nly, state, that is has been resolved
to banish a certuin number o. persons who took •
more or less active part in the late revolution. The
list of exiles, it is said, inclu6es about 90 person+,
but the names are not as yet known. They way
fix their residence in Austria, Prussia, or Rus•ia.
They are all to be transferred to Trieste, from
which place they will repair to their Future des!ina-
tion.

The Austrian troops, whose dui', it is to main-
tans good order in the kingdom of Naples, are nut
distributed into varrisono. The forma ion of move-
able columns has been adopted in preference, which
can easily traverse the provinces, and ►dvance ra•
pidly to any quarter where their presence may be
required.
The exces►ive heat has been very fatal to the
Austrian soldiers, numbers of whom are sick, or
have already Callen victims to cootiigions diseases.

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7-Terterday I terehoo do 'our Excellency
was plesoed to address to oso, of .1M lido of the lAth of this
Two. alb, and in conforekflyins 11115,11111,11" st observe td"'
your Exert' racy, that Hee 44.11‘r Excellency hy
the Cooaolar Agent al Tetnan one ap Ipalcal, and dictactd
by despotism. Your Excelkney may be assured that Zeid
ham sot inteselepted a single courier' of the Consuls, that
name of thew officers had moved front this place, sad that
the trait of genermity related of Zeid in having given 100
piasters to the Courier of the Consols, is yet to be realised.
" 11 is certain, however, that there have been some ae-
, thew bet trees Maley &dimes, (the old Emperor) and Zeid
(his nepbetr) aerial the last week, and though I cannot say
with certainty what &drowsier, have been gained by the
former, I have sot the least doubt they have been very great,
freed tad public rej 'icing* that have token place here fir
many days on the Derision, and because one of Mnley Soli.
man's soldiers has killed at Garp the Commander io•Chief of
Zeid's troops, named Lushi, w,llsoo is the opinion of the era.
theca, was the only man who by his energy and skill sup-
ported ;be cause of his chief. The head and hands of the
rebel were seat to Fez to be predated to Solionan, and the
riliidy,ifair being carried through many large and small tonna,
Ins quartried and axed upon the high roads. The valiaut
soldier who killed Lasisi has received from the Emperor a
thousand piasters as a reward fur this 'eerier.
,t k His Highness Maley Ali, the we of Bulimia, will ears
Ibis place in • few slays with 4,000 mew, to reduce the
people of Asigharn (in fact various military preparations are
making here with great activity), and his Highness will
. she. hinese:f is this district. 1 do not doubt that your
Excellency will take measures to do him military howoun
from this plate, and that you will pay him all due teepee,.
" God preserve your Excellency.
" ZENON DE ORUE,
" Tangier, Jaw IA, HMI.
"To his Excellency D. P udo de Matron."
GIBRALTAR, JULY 30.
We have received some Journals of tile United
States of the 13ih, 13 11, and 14th of June. Loura
sill held out on the 101) of April, at which date
the blockade by the Patriot forces continued. At
Buenos Ayres foreigners have been obliged to take
areas, and do duty with the natives of the country,
fur the protection of property. On the southern
coasts sad the seas near the islands of that part of
the glube, piracy is so regularly organized that
**II scruples are dispelled, and it is practised openly.
The English frigate I?ecureo, Captain Muckle,
hiss sailed fo. Lima, and the brigantine Redwing.
Captain Brrnero, with paper, brandy, and sah, far
Buenos Ayres.

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tteek sqiidrons lital the ,Turk• h.d iseen di' the 4b h July
kited, sod in consequence of that,theseter the truss- ution of
'acre of the Cheeks et Constantinople hat been re.
newed with increased Amy. All these events are - The follow'
circumstantially detailed. and it seems impossible received from