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London, England, 1825-07-30 00:00:00

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IFronti the Nirrembeter/i Correspondent of July 22.1
Factorviers or ITALY, JULY le.
Livadia hinlteen again the theatre of war, and there have beta
some obstinate combats In that province. Three Turkish corps,
which penetrated into the country from different sides, hadzsised,
hem Prating tar t time, natively, the Theses&isn't:mpg, which came
front Zeitouni through the Them-loylie ; the corps from Neve.
pont, which had penetrated by way of Bubna to Thebes, after the
Greeks had been obliged, on aceonnt of tote superiority of the
,1 enemy. and that they might not be surrounded, to abandon Idl
1 Brmetia and the districts between Beretta rind 'l'hetsaly : lastly. the
corps detached. by Itedschid Pacha from Etc,ha, by way of Arum.
V3l;li and Kosima, towards Lepanto.
All these numerous corps trere,an their march to the Gulf of
Lepanto, and the Isthmus of Conath, to penetrate into the Norm
Omer Paella. of Negropout, who should hare advanced from
Thebes to Salona, there to join the Thessalian corps, and the Al.
bertian corps detached by Redschid Pacha, unexpectedly took
another direction, which led him Stay from the corps in conjunc.
lion with which he was to act. ,To the astonishment of every
body, ho took the fast, to Attica, and is said really to have occu-
pied Athens. Nohody could ancoont for this march, which took
hint away from all farther operations till positive information W3*
I obtained front hydra, through Turkish Officers, who were taken
I prisoners in the action off Capo d'Oro, that the Cnpitatt Nes
! hail orders, instead of landing on the coast of the Mores,
to effect a landing with all the troops on board his ships of
war and transports, at Cape Colonna, on the south point of Attica.,
and that Omer Pacha, of Negropont, Lad feeels'ed orders direct
from Constantinople to march to Athens, to support the Capitea
Pacha in his expedition ; to join the troops landed with his owe.,
and taking the chief command of the whole, march with his army,
Ey war of Magnra, to the Isthmus, to occupy Corinth, to blocksde
the fartreits by a detached corps, and to join in the Morea the two
other corps which by that time would have arrived there. The,
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Vil'aaenh wit arse dco mineddinby4
had received the chief command in Eastern Greece, was in fact in no
little embarrassment, because he had at the beginning but fete
troops at his disposal, and because the [mope of Eastern Greece,
which were in the Mores, and, on the news of Redschid's opera.
tions, were ordered to defend theft own country, had not ;fr..: return.
ed. his chief object, therefore, Was to prevent ihe junction of the
Thessalian corps with that detechel.by Itedschid ; tot thih he sec.
needed, by occupying the passes in thi mountains near Bekaa,
where the Turks *ere surrounded, the greater part killed or take,.
the rest put to flight, and driven TA& towards the frontiers of
Theesaly. As soon as this was effected he returned to Deaphine,
where his main force was encamped, slid whore the troops of East-
ern Greece had in the meantime arrived from the Mores. hence
he marched to Kastri, where Retischid's corps sustained a complete
defeat, and Salona was recovered. No change has taken place in
the state of things in Etolia. The fortresses there are still block.
adsd. Redschid has received fresh reinforcements froth Albania.
In the ifforea discord prevails; the Government is broken up,
i Conduriotti is in Hydra. Coiocotroni had caused Prince Mauro.
cordato to lie arrested, with the intention of having hint brought to
trial. Ibrahim Pacha took advantage of these dissentious, and
was advancing.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Countess of Charlevities rout on Thursday evening, in
Grosvenor-plate, was attended by upwards of 2iU of the brat tos.
The Earl of Guildford ente-tamed a distinguished party at clatter
yesterday, at his house in Park-street.
The Duchess of Leeds and Lady Charlotte Osborne left town
yesterday, for their seat, llornby Castle, Yorkshire.
Loral and Lady G. 11. Cavendish and family left town yesterday,
for their seat, Compton Place.
The Earl and Countess of Ilarrowby aid family left town yeattr.
day, for their seat. Sandon Hall. Staffordshire.
Lord Barnard left town yesterday, to join his Regiment its
Dublin.
Lord Lynedoch left his seat, Cosgrove Priory, yesterday, on a
tour through Scoilsnd.
Mr. Secretary Peel, Mrs. Peel, and family, left town yesterday,
fur their house near Margate.