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London, England, 1822-11-19 00:00:00

also been spoken of; but according to the last letters 'there is
nothing decided in this respect. It only appears, that neither
the Emperor Alexander nor the King of Prussia will make the .
journey of Italy, or visit Southern Italy, as they intended."—
( Courier Francais.)
AUGSBURG, Nov. 9.—The Greeks, we are informed, have
obtained great advantages in Candia, and the Turks are as-
sembled at Echelle Neuva, opposite Samos, to effect a disem-
barkation in this island. They have proposed to the Samians
to surrender voluntarily, promising. them an exemption from
taxes for seven years. The Sannans rejected this proposal
with indignation, and are resolved to resist the enemy.
SE 3t 28.—The Tartar, with letters from Seres and
Salonica, to Belgrade, has not arrived, but by another way news
have becen received from the second of these towns, which state,
that since the sth of October, Abdulah, Pacha of Salonica, had
disappeared. No other details are given as to this extraordinary
event. Chourschid Pacha is at Ternovo. A part of his suite,
baggage, and precious effects, has been sent to Bitoglia.—lle
has offered to conclude an armistice with them. Odysseus is
with his corpsat Zeitouny. Prince Mavrocordato,Gen. Normann,
and Bozzaris, still occupy the post of the Five Fountains. The
elite of the Suliot warriors have come 'in at the first appeal of
Mavrocordato, to the number of 7,000 men, and are at present
attached to his army. It is extraordinary that there is no sort
of mention of the taking or destruction of the town of Suli, an-
nounced in several Journals, on the faith of letters from Trieste ;
but what is certain is, that there has been no capitulation or sub-
mission offered by the brave Suliot nation to the Mussulmans.
OCT.3o.—News from Larissa, of October 18, has just reached
Belgrade. Chourschid Pacha has given orders to the Beys and
other subordinate Commanders of the Turkish troops to enter
into negociation with the Greek Chiefs commanding in Thessaly
and Epirus, in order to obtain an armistice.. Ile had, just before
determining on this proceeding, received the painful news that
the Turks had again experienced a most complete defeat Li
Epirus.

SPAIN.
Le Journal de Toulouse of the Bth, contains
the following news from Spain :
" SEIT, Nov. 3.—Since the evacuation of Castelfollit the
Baron D'Eroles and Romanillo have concentrated their forces
in the environs of Pons, at a day's march and half from Seu.
The Marechal-de-Camp Romagosa occupies Oliano with about
1,500 men. We have no news from General Fleires, who com
mands before Vich. Mina is in the environs of Issona.
"We had a false alarm this morning. The report was spread
that the Constitutionalists were marching on Seu, and some
timid persons made off. Even a Lieutenant-Colonel gave the
same proof of pusillanimity. At length we learnt that the
cause of this panic was the information that they were fighting
at Balaguer, distant 30 leagues from Seu."
La Quotidienne of to-day says, that the Duke del Parque was
a courtier of King Joseph's; this assertion is false. The Duke
commanded, in 1809, a corps d'armie, of 30,000 men, in the
environs of Salamanca, against the French.
The' following is from Byonne, Nov. 9:—" The Members of
the Insurrectionary Junta of Irati have arrived in our city.—
Letters from the frontiers of Spain, dated the Bth, which a*-
rived yesterday, furnished no news of importance. Those from
St. Sebastian, of the same date, say, that since the defection of
the band of Quesada, no more factious persons are to be seen."
We learn by letters arrived this evening from Puycerda, that
the Regency has removed to that town the seat of the Govern-
ment. It is probable that this. resolution has been taken in
consequence of the movement of the army of Mina, who has
long sought to surround the Seo d'Urgel. We are anxious to
affirm, however, that no military event gave rise to the change
which we announce, Urgelhas not been abandoned by the Army
of the Faith, and this fortress has not even been threatened by
the Constitutionalists.—(Quoted in the Journal des Davits, of
November 16, from an Evening Paper).