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JULY 3!, istl.

We have received the Park Papers of lifvd"
nextlay, the Eloile of Thursday,
and Oproali
and Dutch Paper's to a late (hitt., copious extract'
from the whole of uhich will be found in oat
preceding golitintis.

The Moniteur contains intelligence fro"
Trieste,- to- the I lth instant, which, thou4ll it
may be considered as having been written under
rather'hostile influence and feelings, is highly 111"
vourable to the cause of Greece. The great ell'
tory gained •by OoysSaus over ten thousand
Turks, nt the pass of the Thermopylte, It "n"
firmed ; and though the enemy's' loss it 11'4
stated, yet it appears that he was totally foutitil'
nod that Dritvi INCH PM:11.1 has el:llSetiliPitill
been induced to act on the defensive, and to
fine himself to efforts for repairing his disalterl!
The subinimion of CoLocoTitoxt is also con'Oistr4
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by. these accounts, as is the gratifyipg ;stuf:lLlv
portant fact that no expedition has .bees' Wit
from' Egypt, though the CAli-Ktii'PiCid
awaltfng the arrival of the Egyptian sqUatiro°
with. reinforcements Nlytilene, and is there
suffering the season for active operations f°
elapse in unprofitable nod dishonouiable itoo
tivity. The Greek marine, we trust, will be able
to reach him in his anchorage, and by Die
other of those brilliant exploits for which 114
Greek fire-ships have already been so disti"•
guished, give the List blow to the naval power °f
'the Porte. Pallas, Lepanto, and other fortreoM
still hold out ; but it k admitte d that the Greeks
are making great proparations to push their
siege with vigour, anti «e therefore hope that
they will fall into those hands to which their
custody of right belongs, before the close of 11`°
campaign.

The Constitationnel contains a well-written sr'
tick on the impolicy of France continuing to
hold any connection with the Holy,A11110"'
and on the advantage, in point of pocA,
consideration, which Great Britain has 0.
ready acquired by disengaging herself for°l
the embarrassments in which Constitnti"ii
Governments cannot
.fail to be entangled
taking part in EurOpean Congresses. 1.1 1" pot
,
difficult to see that the Grand Allies, if the.'
persist in their attempt to establish a civil des'
potlsm over independent nations, will pri)d„,e
re-action (which basin fact already coition/aced):
that may be as fatal to their projects as
demonstration was to the domination of 13"14:1'
PARTE. England alone has the power) ic, up
h°Lip:
she wisely permits it to slamber, of lighting "
flame throughout the Continent of Europe 113,
would speedily destroy the
puny system of "
federacy which at present excites ever?' where 5„
much uneasiness and %I agitation, and otti'l ►"lnoi
the intermeddlers H ith the interne I affsirs of "('', r

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States to direct all their cures to the Preserv;P
lion of their own Crowns. Even the ivurfjai
des Dibuts,
an lately the complaisant orl;3 ,
of the French Ministry, now treats as 'widow
those who dreatn Of causing the tide, of frced°ll"
to run back, and, citing the consequences
resulted from the single resistance of IlAmv1)1:
to au act of oppression, declares that the Nll)-f
,'
Cation of a few French Peers and Deputies w ":111,1
at any time be found sufficient to insure OW. i
%traction of the enetris of the French chatter,
Would the Holy Alliance venture to send a !!'ll,-,
tired thousand bayonets into France, wititjtof
view of putting.an 4-.1111 10 its (11S.Sen5101151
enilbilllg the French Monarch " to giVei tali 111
subjects %%hid! they °MY 7°
front him?" -
There is 'am article from Ode,sa, stathigitsii
Lord STRANoronn had announced to thg

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