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AlWall OW Ole Jars Irene Ms pshlidist. Mosissing
(Myosin. it an Ism faslind *it Win Onind us de-
clared Ithnielf Mobil is t Psalmist sad rum sass of
thins' i if noses Ma MOW* misil likii is Ss imildsmd as
one df thatireat Ind goo all. a nailing Mod to liberty
for some
bar gs lave comma liki m Bolivar Ins
disarm Ms yid him. As sass SS din sissiciass.isif-
smaiutd, sollkisss aissivai that ins Imps Ind =
:fataal_ilat lis mald so knot ingstin se awl
is sand, In dam lisselflia she sees st tis amssidad
. sad salsa is res, des odesneesmismast. Thu his
slaws, mg kinisissi may Mr Mew. we will by MIAs the
asadtlasdis wawa in ins nor Midi
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" Sire, die Mead el Aisles Ilealease
" I have ahem{ yam wend Meta rameeles yea m mad me
back my wash mid yea always met is ma ef ear gramment.
It is not totegesemeasat that I ha Imo my easear, bat to you,
as may be trim by yeti eigeeturia., Mathes, I wee again write
toyou for dolma dassimonime UM ereely Impeded in victualling
your fortress, as aim my phydeie what yes freeedetained ; if you
comply not. know dee I wilt seeds eel ewe olive trees burnt,
and year tiAdis hill pots *lnk DMA, iatlemldMs ate with your
lee *hem I me la 111=lai! thee am God himself.
rettripTt'l4.6lllo fee a Inlays i but do not
lege that you will be ==l theft misthatese the province
may oar by year refonaL
Tewenike, 11121." " OWES CM ANDRITZO.
ANSWER OF THE ATHENIAN PRIMATES.
" Geneeil Odyesess.—We Imee mested peer law, by which
you threaten to lay mese ear Odds, ad Mee ear dive mesa, if in
five days we do silt seed yew yearissay amlAmetawdrzeisiee
" The eamay, a ali knew, lei volt bt Piideillth_ _ ,_,
for the amid, ilea alone te the seierseaset t Mr Masao
Is unisi•VA.ii iliolion ilk the Plabse. NM he emiselesees ills a
public DIM; fee timmessiene tyska@ lefostimi ad es refer
you mike Seeneasat, eldthadd ea beaded a de yea
the lonol i Idea_ yew abide hewed bakes these whim
they canesek ad yea ail be adellit •
With maid to the
........4g..„. es. ermeteinly have
so grimed a year that ear see yea welawched idler
four lamiallos, will be more Odysseus, who hat so
often theebt a their ahem
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" THE PRIIRATEE OF ATHENS.
" Athens, lea"
Along with theism*: ef OJeases. width smelly dims the la.
solence of that soldier, whorliseid ea hash se the yoked the lea,
it will be agreeable se Med la that of the Femilat, Osedesietels,
the seethes efa wee piiist. It is as falba I—
" Seemil ebes Asa a lag sad *Ad sesiedy, yodel, be.
ailed the fielli ef my lhaelly, ted_olmipmme pat dee lien-
toirvi=lathes eel hie sahiselethees she *ems jessiost.,
Ode Iseemieemitiilist=hogiemesible
ewer, that the lathed aside of base
in the reehles lie the hie etissioad hi ihs= of the
Govenasset, femme new ie4ere,end seitersur to overthrow
the laws, as beteg mend ebitades a Their Medd& avidity ; and
whilst all el , ewe seblisse aid draw Aims, spill your
dad ettape yew imam ke she 0111111161dor of national
Mispeadame these penes tesapiCeige hem thimesives in the
nibs of disk may have se sheet, and Sc.
clubs the elleasaillBpl2l6l:rier it of the few things ty.
tansy bee MR us.
" le these circumstances propels& although still weak in con-
sequence of Wpm% spa m tube me the deities of Peed.
dent, I eddies mysed at all ase civil and military, to
deseenee oe dome the criminal of thee eagemeful seas
efasliesatey, lobe tsar her to end weed each Oh lot
esee,
deep ilf her bleed.
Citisems—Tyranay bas eked, dapped hethle
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glorious victories by sus ad land have seated
dew ; the public reweave, *ltched them " CrCesa
=einairwkict iszasthrequilatizzfix: San sad mulassitariti
IS the hew
the adages essfxseete a web` ere thell=allbas et
weer acceded m die eadall de emmaisa he
at it • the II have NOW at it 1•411/ asslas
have 'been at ewe ia • lbs weer 0 had..
pandence. Them use the GEM maw her mash men
weed meld thee us ; they me GO amount of
the law preventing their aptlefelle Abele "dray at the ex-
pease of the pub& review eat er hales saceetreied doe
refs ever free Orsece, AIM *yen Nes apes as sink pro-
rs!'ieloyeaaselesi I.—Will yea lager safe the eolabel is.
algae if- mea elm sacrifice the eerie Intense of she Reties to
their-mad embalm t Awake sad yes will me &mew Mae
ebeamises white the public eves. You haiv, with timegred
Geese. dismayed threw& at tereseet weed yea with Weed
as, amens It
Sam lii=yea have im to bed the titeediel of your
Weibia le *Men lacps of freebie eprorioar has the yoke
Otte Miele. You were se the of sot St dm de-
sired result ; the Oevelesseet, is yitA had meatabled
the reseuseey thew kr that in • rebels I
GM had up se am ihe dimes-
a
stem wadi peieW die *matt , podium It dm My
=Worthe leartrigyeeriertrier. ii!vitimuit
and instead of conducting us to the liberty the nation wade
only produce monsters drenched in her blood.
•• } fiends of your country and your laws ! in i
Ike days I shall
tike my station in the Government, with the lino wasolutien of con.
solidat mg the laws, and the public eissillity, twedn welfare of the
nation, or to sacrifice my life belles cowl is ea If you, brave
soldiers, wise magistrates, arid you, eh pads I peeps of tholes%
have still any confidence in my putterliet, jda ash um, with
my colleagues, and our worthy rspreseolladem, 111‘6•101 est, but
that, with the help of the ])lost High, we shall lastly suppress the
rebellion, more to be dreaded by you than the Ottoman power, and
which alone can check in their passage the destinies of your
coo ntry. "G. CONDCALOTTIS.
" Hydra, 1825."
Such language and seek maderadiacindAr with=
which has never failed, has ebtained all*
of his compatriots. The activity with after his 111110 very,
he headed his troops, is well known.—Consikatioprl.
Coera, MAT 7.
We have just reeled era that Ad del Sunnis bas taken
during the night imealbet vema, whisk saes in the port of hit.
tylene, the same the hie yes the Takeo* at Ipeara. They
woe Medal with pmvideeeeedamweseitia, waiting a favourable
opportunity to join the squelleas of Mehemet Ali, in order to effect
a third disembarkation, aid u
.supply the amp of the Egyptian
datrap with provisions. Dm, everthroift dedi peeects, the brave
Sammie has token these weasels, and lassal dose to Napoli de
Romania, where they still setasin Maid al whoa they wire at
Al itylene. AI iaul is het attached the lest of ilehease Ali, eassiedem
of ninety sail, small and ipso. The Gesell' haunt ea Meese,
sunk twelve other ships, Pa took nip. The ant me deposed,
but are pursued by the Greeks, and them le rasa M believe Wet
few will etrape. Such are the autheatic mews that hare just ter.
rived by the Official Bulletins. The emelt* keep pinned up at
Neutrino the remelts of Ibrahim Pmba's stadium and cut at
its communication with Alodon ; the, maps mast die of hunger
or yield OA discretion, as their hopes Obeid a dee third disembark-
ation are annihilated by the la•it naval desires of the Greeks. The
cordon which surrounds the remainder of the Egyptian troops is
composed of upwards of 11,000 men.
MATT.
The Turks have just been beat In dui vtclafty Of Atwater it is
calculated that their forces amounted to 20,001. The fight lasted
till sunset, when the Alba oians took to flight, rejoined Runseli
Valeti, their Generalissimo, and took the road to their own homes.
In this battle the brave Nicetas (surnamed Turcophagos) per.
formed prodigies of valour; he penetrated into their ranks, and
spread slaughter around him. His companions thought him lost,
when after three hours he returned to them, and inspired them with
new ardour. Sword in hand he conducted them to the attack, and
pursued them for six hours : 3,000 Turks were left on the field of
battle, 000 wounded have been transported to Salami (four leagues
to the south of Arta). It is positively asserted that in the present
situation of the enemy it is impossible for ore of them to agape, as
all the bridges in their way are occupied
_by the Greeks. An he.
prtant personage, Salil-Bey, has been toiled, and atteshet Woos.
Twelve fireek vessels bate arrived at Sliessioeshi, aid Isa dthes
cruise on the waste of Epirus and Albasta. With eyed se No-
Torino, everything is, as 1 informed you; Salelhol. Iheileha Pscha
wrote to his father that after the demarkation at Diodes he
was mute of half the Peninsula, and pease him a seed him
troops anti ammunition to fortify the place* be micapied.
This tetter was intercepted by the Ostia; and It is said it
was carried by an American vessel who Wok charge of it. In
the last military operations, the forces of the Greeks amount-
ed to 12,000. of which 3,000 were Spouse under the orders of
their Chief, hi suromithalis. This generous di man, notwithetand.
log his grey hairs, wishes to revene with his own hand the death
ofbis soil, who died in the field off battle in the combat which foi.
lowed the holy week (the week before Easter.) Ibrahim Paths has
withdrawn to Motion, sad ft is hoped he will soon be in the bands
of the Greeks. In a very short time Patrse will be attacked, and
every disposition is made to hasten taking of the whole of the
fortresses.—Ceurrier Francais.
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Letters from Veerars, 3d :day, state that a few days
before there had been some fine showers, which had done
much good; but the crop bad affered so materially, that
in all probability there would be a great scarcity of sugar
befote the end of the year.
A correspondent of the Mauritius Genetic writes, that
on visiting Manilla in September last, a short time after
the restoration of the Royalist Government, he found that
city very much beneath its reputation in other countries,
as to commerce. Since Spain has lost Mexico, Manila
having no longer a direct communication with Acapulco,
from whence came every year a considerable quantity of
piastres, has lost tnueh of its former splendor. business is
at a stand-still, end money very scarce. Wines, liquors,
and all provisions generally, pay a duty of SO per cent.
upon their estimated value ; other goods pay loi per cent.
Everything that comes from Spain in ships of that country,
pays no duty. The duty of SO per cent. having been laid'
on by the Constitutional Government, it was not known
whether tit; King would restore things to their former
footing.

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