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tr‘aer the troth ; we bore aircraft, examined the
vaeleike.probobilitim and decided for that opinion
wirliffiFaippeered Ur me the most correct.—( Coostiese-
riftsl4).
lotatrp from Belmont sod from the frontiers of
gottee ,siotiounce that partial eirmigenientstamellotlY
taint. between iloq factions and the (vomitus-
tips*. s, bet there has not yet been any action of
;importance. the UISIOLI of the Strolls:, 'be
yenta themselves the title of the Regency
- - reel, have tuforused their dupes that M. Salve-
*, . been appointed by them Envoy to the
• of Verona, and Id. Vargas to the Court of
1,
-- e.-r(ibid-)
cal frunoc—Five per Cana. for the inwelog, 22
...prosodist 9S 1. 35e.; closed at ft I'. *be —Book
S. 1.545 1.; Neapolitan 5 per Cools. nit —Enema,' as
use isensih, 55 f. 45 c.; three oismillas eb f. ene.—
;enrage/Ws, Sspteisbe re.)
.11. 4 VIENII4, SEPTEMBER 4.
•ideadll6.llll Coostantinople has been received up
111111-10tuf of August, which. confirms what lire
a Mated. The Greek insurrection draws to
. without the insergeuta having received
Vemsidliteoble . cheek. The march of the
curiiital has been sufficient to dissipate and
at all points the Greek forces, *idly
r sod warm sommanded. The dimolutiou
'strislitsvait &mate of Argos appears to have
...irt4 led by some corcunistonces which
; • 1 report when we are more fully informed,
•Abalkit seems alveutly certain, and proved by wit.
vieluremborn we cannot refuse to believe, that by
iirsiiffected blindness, not one of the demagogues
wham patriotic and heroic assertions have resounded
ineoughout Europe, made at the decisive moment
a-single personal sacnfiee to the national cause, and
the whole natiou has been equally bad. There are
suaplaints and trensous enough; every one wishes
recapitulate, but for himself alone. if the fate of
the'nuiliappy inhabitants of the Mores should be-
muse more favoinable, it will be the result solely of
hymens of moderation and mildness which, as may
bowels from many circumstances, the Turkish Go-
vernment and its Generals have adopted as a positive
rale with regard to this country, and perhaps from
an enlightened policy.
According to the latest news Chourschid Paths
had not returned into Thessaly, as stated in the
Letters of the 19th, but he is with his priticpal army
art Corinth. The citadel of this place, which under
the Turks held out a year, was evacuated in twenty.
fuer hours by the insurgents.
News from Corfu, of August 13. announces that
the war is terminated in Epirus, by the capture of
the citadel of Suit. The Albanian Greek Chief
who defended it, fell into the hands of the Turks.
He is the ton of Moldier Poch', and grandson of
Ali Paths, and is hardly eighteen years of age.—
The reduction of this place. which was regarded
as impregnable, was accelerated by the treachery
of a Greek captain, named Jotter.
Onset Brione is at prevent seriously occupied in
re-establishing tranquillity and order in Albania.--
He has made pressing solicitations to the English
Government at Corfu, to re-establish the continer-
ail relations which formerly existed between the
Seven Islands and Albania. At the same time he
has demanded that an asylum should be granted in
those islands to those Sutton; who will not stop in
Albania. Bet this demand, as well as the admiv-
stun of the Greek fugitives. who at present flock
from all points of the continent of Greece to the
lonian blinds. meets with a great difficulty. The
plague has made each progress in Albania, that
the city* of Jannis& sintotrg others is entirely de-
serted. and all communication with this country
is oar the poiritistfbeitig stopped.
Menstligneslllllllll.—Benk Actions 11771.—(Aire-
trios (Mon ref.)
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N. ajtittissiO cartsraNr.

This Deputy has addressed the following letter
to the Editor of the Constiestionnel :
Paris, September 14, lit!.
Sea—l have this day read the depositioa of M. de COMITIP,
Seffs-Prefect of Simmer. The explaustloas which 1 am just
pealkailltiog as to that affair having bees completed before that
dapaaltiosi reached me, I base dot bees able to speak of it.
'Mat ersiaskas L supply by Ate letter,whiels I pray you to le-
vers Marshy. 1 reader myself imspossible for tie facts and
lie espressiess.
H. de Carrera she shit I arrilad at Ssumur is the night.
Mir is st No. Pray do aol clasp the word; it I. the only
prow we. I arrived at three o'clock io the aftersoes,aed
M. de Carnes koew it immediately, fur at four o'clock the
Pallet were at my door. He says, .that darisg the sight •
ciasultation took place, sod that the public tranquillity was
thresteeed: It is a W.—Curia, the diaoer the tra•quillity
was ibrestetted by cries raised against me, under my win-
dows. The letter of die Mayer of Saussur, which is to be
pptillsbed, mates therset. M. de Carters knew it, for his
agents were at.iiis Slew, that the rioters, who it was sap.
pod woold frightes me, should mot beak it is presse-
s ereiy. Several Slagistrates of Sooner, and H. Media, De-
is/trot Mals.tst-Loire, will attest ahem facts.
N. de Comore my., that I premised to set oat early is the
Iligniiiii, This is a lie. Mhos, after having suffered the
he... whore I dieted lobe surrossded for three hours, Impute
that I should p out by • private way, he begged me to give
M else bastion of the teat day. 1 declared that 1 would aol
Op dike • culprit, seal I would depart eoly to full day.
.M. de airiest wished it tote thought Owl the ppolatiou of
Samar forced me to MONO +be turfy. Thrace his tolteaace
I.ose elutes% vitholllmptetsedimy hunts as will as ale. M. de
slushier ilea
sse usaboSee lives as well as with miser, to
torte Ole ll. . This mos veckemed as, for M
if s etati-
fitese • aaressii of `i ts, eight,* aad of the Jar.
10.5
wits.llll. de Ossnave had rendered me. These arryleee were
timed Is the exposiog Mt, qg waif asthma who had miter.
trained me, to be maiitainaiwth The attempt begs* at eight
sieloek, M. de Careere arrived at Areas, mad whets be says
that the Nat West Guard resisted setaffilif. it is is fact that
eweseof the Natioaal Guards, not beteg alste to titillate au
wsedimlty to protect their fellow eitisess sad Ms, cams witti-
est 111111001 roost. the imam to same our hem. - _

M. de Cr" °sr, that I• 11,1•41 •• • room fee owe on-
tisg do, bealbit of ray et'e. 71441 is 0 lie. 1 lad dr.
dared *tit 11 Irma set ad at tin meat teld.dai aad ehea
1. de Curare reastaledett refs am, he eel tetrolltet that
the ewweereteee wee *sa owl elver. i•
see
OverwolvOes bp et 1101 lie, am or hem espliesble se
11066 He Weiridell.llol4lrosof ,He wishes to
bagel* AildiC I Ilith • faunal( ether
WIOMPONadiIe .Walleal ; ' *We her anwee that
pew. , I omit Lorat Os astille El sa lokpeeitleo messy
sw 4,01411104. ariar% theeiritp wilier. However
0. gell•HreestiaPoispoers &odd ism& wean& 11;

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i°llltlS PAPERS.
Paso, sartittsala
the dtiolties Observer speette of the destraetiee
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ft BP**, 4=oattalle capture of Argo., of the dean,
a *lye irei of the noble sod generals
Gutted. , ire Mere nuthing to add to the letters
Aiwa wee heel already ptiblished. All that we con
r ova. that the hare dose an io !ter power to

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