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join) may be well founded it is difficult 1.0
but it is not sufficient to account to us f°: re'
ease with which COLOCOTRONI permitted t;ret
inforcements under HUSSEIN BEY 1° euieco
junction with the Turkish General. SurLek
tempt to prevent this should have been I°,e
for if Napoli falls, such hopes must be for fie
abandoned.

The demon of discord seems to reignnori
unabated rancour in the Grecian camp, an 6
duces effects no less ruinous and destructive byi
it did of old, when the Greeks were asselliA
before Troy, under the Kin ,T offeu, °nu Cr
•
f 0
sullen ACHILLES withdrew himself and 100 r:
and refused to lend his assistance in prtnecuap

the Trojan War.
dk
Letters from Trieste, also contained i"t b car
gemcine Zeitzing, repeat the rumour of the e f
t
ture of IBRAHIM PACHA, but it does nn-- 31) oji
worthy of the smallest credit. We have

the follows in; Extracts:—

CONSTANTINOPL.,
The accounts from the Morea continue to• be favoill`;',ll4
the Porte. Ibrahim Paella, whose attempts on the 3AI' 04
Napoli di Romania would probably have succeeded, 111 °al
English and French assisted the Greeks, has indeed Jetite (IP
Tripolizza, irnmediately'afterjoined Hussein Bey, vill° '3/I'lY
with reinforcements at Navarin. Whatever the
Greeks may say, it is most likely that he has since
offensive operations. Meantime the part, which, during vc-or
tempt at Napoli di Romania, was taken by the English Do
mander stationed there, is very remarkable, and is said t°
led, the Porte to make bitter complaints through the
t`,)!
c,
Effendi, to the British Legation here. It is statea°o
the above-mentioned British Commander not onlY e
raged the Greeks to defend themselves on that ocea'i(4:„td,
even distributed provisions among their troops. Unauthert)fet,'
reports even make the citadel of Napoli di Romania t°
many occupiell by the. English. These accounts give r;rl.'.l'
tbe
various reflections, and many persons begin to think tilt
land will at length take an active part in favour of
surgents.

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TRIESTr, date"
According to accounts just received from Corfu, 311'Ve
the 23d of July, Missolunghi, after an attack which Wl' r
on the 16th July, surrendered to the Turks the ne%t agY.bicl)l
spite of the many reports spread from all quarters, Ana lit,
01
were inserted also in our Journal, the account of
Pacha's having been made prisoner is by no means cord'r'::,
It is even said that the action on the sth July, lately to
terminated in his favour.

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BRAZIL.—The following is a copy °"
penal Decree for imposing a duty on coo
ported into Rio de Janeiro : ors i;
" His Majesty the Emperor having weighed thhim-th t
arguments on which it has been represented to t.% toilvfe:
just to renew the duty of 320 rels on each sack of wile- ,rv,
the title of rapa-manda) by the Secretary of the Trost
the Counsellor of the Custom-house proceed loaroccilleed cothr;
henceforward to the recovery of the said duty Oct iini.tr?are of -
the singular exemption hitherto enjoyed by an a
commercial code having ceased to have effect.
" The Palace,./1/ay 30, 1825. 00•
(Signed) " MARIANO JOSE DA. FO'
fi
INDIA.—We are now authorized to coilrr
report in our Paper of yesterday, that He Citie
si
miral BINGIJAM is appinted Commander -in*
of his Majesty's ships and vessels in the
Indies.

i.„rpeOt
day to being the day to which 1"1;'1,7 thei
was prorogued at the close of the sessl,l3;Ball
House of Lords met pro forma, the cleared
officers of the House of Commons aPPipciarel
the bar, and the further prorogation was 'bii,iie!
in the terms of the late proclamation Pu n ti
in the Gazette. The Lord CoANcELI'T SI
Archbishop of CANTERBURY, and Lor
~
HELENS, sat as Commissioners. , 0 ca'
trlaGgnutelinsitenieratdhl
eAhliilsminasAenNidroi,:fnics
(ulaiEsapp.eorinsvEdlisse
aco
en
toler' 0
scil
Riego.—(French Paper.)
'There ' ere is no truth in the report wh'" that ii;
culated on Wednesday upon 'Change, tl4
the intention of Government to Previremnat e,
COCHRANE from going to Greece. '•
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Enlistment Bill should remain a dead letid 1,
regard to every Englishman excepting 1)(3.,,a,,e.
excePt'73
CHRANE, and every foreign nation
ry"
Turks, ' is too ridiculous to dwell on.---`•pigiii
It being reported that the Londott , JO,
steam-vessel has proceeded to the Ells" 004
we have made inquiry, and learn that slieis di
at Gibraltar on the 21st of June, i" id 04
from London and !line from Falmouth, a" nod,
from thence for ..\:.il,-;t; from whence ice
the, 1 trwoas
stand she was bola(' to Egypt.—(iiii"),„ letis.
FRANKFORT, si UG. -18.—According `c-iti tit
from Milan a report is current in that
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the Count de NIEPPERG, first gentlealann hess'
the Arch-Duchess MAittA L'ouls-41.1'atueli nl. ar,
PARMA, to whom he is said to be pro', , pool
ried, is to be raised to the dignity 01 at late.
It is known that the Emperor 'of Ausla of et
honoured the General with the ribbenur see"'
of h:s Orders. This extraordinary lOn°
to confirm the report of the marriage', Tajfe;.
Our readers already know that at
kell, a Swedish ship, is now ricliug at Übe Itiailli
our Lough, her destination is said tn.s actOlior
but we should not he surprised, if she /vice Ohiothe
one of the vessels intended for this 51.001 ille
Greeks). Parties are daily made t visit b- e
town and the 1 'hb ' +ore, -0 iIY -
)(4:7 miring s , .. Ho. ot.
ntriwi‘
oaesPetPt
cteirvCici aleiritrlyi ca'ltslfde she
gal utt?itse nua:ni:d'n :Bs' dalet,lsagi iaPjbeays-littib
4e too°11:reoad:
500 memn,ens:eamm;ingl
on board. She has a crew of between. I gene.*
young
behaved. Her guns, &T., have bee-ade in her
0,
exceedingly
that some necessary repairs might he, ~. up bse-
hill, which received damage ill corn"lr'ain for
lie!, and it is probable she will renj
, oar
venal days.—(Be first aro • le
nte .) .0g a' us.
Mr. KEAN, who is now perforrnl„,. his ads,
theatre, intends, we understand, to te7- vi
ship 0
sage for New York in the packet' to.4o°_,rd)
Captain Rogers, which will sail 0" ICotill''
week, the Ist Septernber.—(LiverP°o
foreiguers, 1100 .o,e,
j,
orderlY. janci