The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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For .ix drys nothing (weaned to give the lie to
these iseserisocea. Some feigned attacks on Argiro-
caster) confirmed °tau.lhr in his delimovi. tht tlie

seventh. however, at is moment *hen it was least ex-
pected, and when all his companions were dispersed
'in the Turkish camp, they were secured and thrown
into chains. Three only, who had time to se's-
their Arens, died manfully defending I tiemosl set ; the
others were lent to Juuua, and iinpriorsierf is the
small Wins, in Lake Acherua, on the bank of
which Jsesitia is situated : and Ginvelta we' plac,d
sunder • guard iti the camp. The Peetno then h+..
trued his march to Stith, and reaches! the
twin the following day. Tlw SIIIIIntI. acc,isime.
eu to he ii ,nn their guard, and rendered To— •
distrustful than ever by the suspicion wlitr
pre, rated Bogie from accepting the Porto'.
tatio 0. were apprised of Ali's approach, and of the
tete of their countrymen, via hours before Ms am-
val. They immediately assembled to consult what
was to he done, and to appoint • commander, to
which office they elected login, with whose skill and
yodeller they were sufficiently nerptainted.
The mountain of Sulii ort.ey l,e cousi fired as
impregnable. A beautiful ;dam of 'alorat 'ix
leagues, which extend* to the eastward, and
has an uncommonly fertile toil, coilatifines the
`principal wealth of the inhabitants. I lyre trees
have baill four xill4ges, to facilitate the cultivation
el the country.; butt in times danger they retire
to the monntain, the highest minima of which.
called Trips, var afford refuge to ten Ow/loam!
men. The first thing the Pacha dial was to roccope
the plain. The tour villages were (learned as he
advanced, and the inhabitants carried all their
'corn with them. flaring thus made Ittnirrtf mos-
ter of the country without resistance, Ali or-
dered Giuvella to he brought into hio preseicr.,
and told him that, if he would give foes the
information necessary for gaiititti; possess. of the
mountain, he would not only *pare his life, het:
-load him with favours, and appoint him to all l!ll •
portaut wart. Glavells frigned a willingness t,,
forward the views of the I'acha ; lie promised, it'
Ali would give him his liberty, to ascend the
mountain, and to prevail upon his adherents, or :it
least one-half or the inhatritaiits, to submit to i i iii .
and turn their arms agai wit Bogie. Transported with
this prospect, the P.acha complied, but not *inertia
demanding • hostago. This hostage wao the isle
anti of Giuvellty to whom he declared that, in case
of any deception on his loan, the life of the youtii
should be sacrificed to his revenge. Gtavell:t
agreed to this condition. sent for his son. delitered
into the hands of the Paella, and depatted.

THE CHASE.

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ante Croxtun Hounds (Cambridgeshire) meet this day,
ht Agden Wood; Friday, at Haley Wood; Monday,
1311 b, at Caitioo Turnpike ; Wednesday, 15111, at Paxton
Wood ; and no Friday, 171 h, at Grausden Meadows—at hall_
pest tee. Theft bounds had a most excellent run oo IV. 41-
iiesday last, from Clarke's Pastures, but we are very enrry
to stale that one of the bounds was shot at and so mach
wounded by some wretch or other, that he could scarcely
reach the kennel.
The East Essex sad Thurlow Fox lionruis meet to-morrow,
at Borough Green; Friday, at Beneath Hall; Mood.iy,
13111, at Therlow Hall; Tuesday, 14th, at Chalkney Wood ,
Thursday, Ifftb, at Wickham Brook—at hell past ten.
The Ir•rchlsy Hounds meet to-morrow, al dampest; and
ou Friday, at Stanford Hall—it half past try.
The Qourn Hoomds meet this day, at ifidmerpool ; tu.
Elector, at Kettleby ; Saturday, at Prestwold—at half.past
ten.