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London, England, 1825-08-06 00:00:00

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'L' :31 QUIS DICERE FALSU.II AUDEAT

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.EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1825.
Th.

r aris Papers of Wednesday, and the
toile
dated Thursday, arrived last night. They
%tab' further accounts of the military prepare;
s on the frontiers of
Spain, in consequence o
the disturbed
and agitated condition of that coun-
try, which parts private letters from Bilbao, and other
reach c't the North of Spain, enable us to say has
e d
rho 4 article in the Etoile repeats the rumour of
defeat or D
...,EDSCIIID PACIIA, after he was
"(It
e°lbllelled to raise the siege of Missolonghi, and
' that he was dead of a wound he had re-
;Netherceived in his retreat ; hut this report, as well as
naval
, vic to that the Greeks had gained a second
ry 0
AN do fr Cape Metal= over the CAPI.
rhe Jo
i I 14) requires confirmation.
1 "
urnal (les Debuts, however, contains a
'l4 letter from
Zante, upon which more !di°
Zee i 3
to be placed, as it corresponds with
7..vate accounts received in this country. It
" a Clear and impartial statement of the affairs
Ott
the Moree, at:ributing the successes of the
lyttotn,,,„_
ith:, gus to the civil dissensions which have un-
-4 "V Prevailed amour, the Greek Chieftains, so
el.t° Paralyze all their operations against the
till'lrlY• Hut the imminence of the danger which
tivw threatens their country has buried all animo-
totes' (I. united all parties in the determination
titiaresist the common foe ; and a numerous army,
tiro "the command of COLOCOTRONI,was in a short
40 Iced for that purpose. The intelligence comes
14 4 t° the' Bth ult., and not only announces that
ttAtitli TS
plains x'ACIIA was in full retreat, but e.x-
tern% the cause of his rapid irruption into the in-
pol°' ef the Morea, and the nature of the disc p.
pelillit4tent which had almost as suddenly corn-
tio Oiled him to fall back. It appears that in exectl;
4° °f/the t.,1
r; l'an suggested to the Porte by some o
to ihstian Allies, InnAttim PACIIA had orders
ids e at Argos in
the middle of June. There he
)1, t° he joined by 12,000 men from Salona, who
t:re t° he landed at Vasilca, and by 18,000
3:
Illessall and Eubcea, whilst the CAPTAIN
t
of pCII4 WaS tO throw 20,000 Asiatics on the coast ''', PidatlNS JUSSUP PAWL& was to march fromf
sixllittts °Pon Caladovta, and in the short sPaceb°
donWeeki) " nothinc, would have remained to
hine' hat to hunt the Greeks amidst the moun-
tiot 1.4 IlrOViderlCP, these accounts justly say, has
Tui,l3ke.Nitted that this plan should succeed. The
*kterlsil corps in Thessaly and at Salona were
triite.,4llnated before IBRAHIM PACIIA had pene-
(;,k,,,:i into
the interior of the Peloponesus. The
11411141 N IlAcilA, defeated at Cape d'Oro, wasd
the i?e to second the intended operations ; an
9Ptians ,
koowil , vi ho seemed to have either not
olittt
t°l' not believed the disasters which had
r),,,41"" the various expeditions destined to co-
liti, with them, having succeeded hi forcing
tittie, way
all far 11S Argos about the appointed
Iv 4141
110 t finding there one single Ottoman
ilrrior t
° saPport them, felt themselves in a dan-

geroas position, and after burning the remains or
Argos, began to retreat as hastily as they had
advanCed. But the careless rapidity of their
forward movement had enabled CoLocoTnoNz to
pass into their rear, and the, moment when they
first appeared to hesitate, he commenced a series
of attacks, which deeply harassed' them till the
24th of June, when Inrnrlsat was defeated with
great loss at Phloras, and Cor.ocoTesoNt sur-
rounded him so completely, that there was no
appearance of his being able to regain the ?Jesse- I
nian Coast. Should these details be correct to
their full extent, the capture or destruction of the
Egyptian army may be anticipated. Should they
be only partly true, still there is no doubt that
the great blow aimed at the Morea has failed, and

that if the Egyptians are able to escape, they will
retire with crippled numbers, unfit for any future

pnterprize.

FrlENcti FUNDS.—PAnts AUG. 3.—Five per Cents. 102. f.
40c.—Three per Cents. 7.5 f. 55c.—Bank Stock, 2.l9o£._Nea-
politan Rentes 89f. 80c.—Spanish ditto, 174—Exchange on
London, one month, 25f. ; three months, 24r. 85c.—(fours
Authentique.)

We received this morning by Express, the
Paris Papers of Thursday, containing accounts
from Leghorn of the 24th July, 'ivhich con-
firm the news of the victory obtained by the
Greek combined fleets under AltAuuts and
SACHTOURIS over the CAPITAN PACIIA, who had
been joined by the Egyptian squadron, with 4000
troops on hoard, destined to reinforce InuAtum
PACIIA in the Morea. The action appears to
have been a series of contests during two succes-
sive days; but on the 29th of June the Greeks,
favoured by the wind, sent two fire ships among
the enemy's fleet which set fire to two brigs,.
and greatly damaged an Egyptain frigate. The
Turkish vessels fled in the greatest dis-
order towards the Cyclades pursued by
MIAULIS ; and it is added that a great number

were wrecked on the coast of Milos and on the
adjacent small islands. This news is of the
utmost importance to the Greeks in the Morea,
as it gives them the command of the sea, and
shuts out from Inn Alum and the Paella of Roy-
MELIA, all hopes of receiving supplies by water.
On Wednesday the Five per Cents. at Paris
closed at 102 f. 75c; and the Three per Cents.
at 75f. 85c. and up to the evening of that day it

was reported that '2.0 millions of Rentes bad been
'converted.

Brussels Papers of Wednesday last reached
our Office this morning. The only article worth
notice is a Royal Decree from the King of the
NETHERLANDS, prohibiting the Faculties of Me-
dicine in the Universities from granting the de-
gree of Doctor of Medicine to Army Medical
Officers without authority from the King's
Commissary-General, and also prohibiting the
Medical Boards in the proyloces without
similar authority, from allowing such officers
to practise as Surgeons, Accoucheurs, or
Apothecaries. The Commissary-General can
only grant the permissions, in either of these
cases, upon the condition that the Me-
dical Officer soliciting such permission shall en-

gage to continue in the King's service ten years

afterwards.

Frankfort Papers to the 31st ultimo were re-
ceived to-day, and mention that the King of
PRUSSIA is expected at Brussels in the course of
next month, on a visit to the King of the NE-
THERLANDS, at ‘‘ hich time the Prince and Princess
of (-MANGE Will, it is supposed, return to Brussels
from St. Petersburgh. The Duke Of WELLING-
TON arrived at Ghent on Tuesday last from
Oudenarde, and after having inspected the forti-
fications, took the road to Tremonde, to continue
his operations.

Quebec Gazettes to the Bth July have arrived.
The following are extracts :

ST. JOHN'S, JUNE 4.-1 am sorry to say that yesterday
morning, at two o'clock, this town was visited with a tonflagra-
don, which burnt all Queen-street, save Mr. Brown, the Chief
Magistrate's house; Mr. 13rooking, the Comptroller, was burnt
out—his furniture was saved.
The Nova S^oiian mentions that the lumber trade at St.
John's, New Thunswick, is worse this season than for some
years back, owiig to a scarcity of shipping at Halifax. Trade
was also dull it-mu the discouragement of the fisheries, and
ruinous market /I the West Indies and South America.
About 700 emgrants arrived at Montreal on the 15th June
from Quebec; tley are from the South of Ireland; and sent out
by Government. As they left Lachine some days since, we
may expect thee in this place. Their destination is, we un-
derstand, is the Nw Townships, in rear of Rue Lalle.

We have reeived a great mass of papers from
almost every Iritish island in the West Indies ;
but their conttlts are in every sense of the word
unimportant.

It was Tommie(' this morning, and we are in-
fl thinknpon good authority, that the
Spanish ship Ala and the Achille sloop of war
have joined thicause of independence in South
eito
America.

It is reportedthat one of the Ramsgate steam-
vessels has blovt up, and is burnt to the water's
edge.

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