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London, England, 1825-07-29 00:00:00

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This forenoon we received Frankfort and other Pa-
pers to the 22d inst. The D'uremberg Corresponilyzt
contains an account of the operations in Lived's, by
which it would seem that the naval victory of the
Greek Admiral, SACHTURY, had disconcerted the ope-
rations on land, by preventing the Capitan Pacha from
landing his troops at Cape Colonna, on the South point
of Attica, where OMs* PACHA was ordered to join him.
These accounts assert that the Greek Genetal,GOURAS,
has completely defected RED3CHID PACHA 'S army,
and recovered Salona.

The Oriental Spectator Contains no news from the
Morea later than the beginning of June. The Editor
replies to the Etoile and other Journals, who call him a
renegado. He says, Nit is in vain that the Eloilc, in its
1,833 d number, qucting the Augsburg Gazette (All.
gemming Zeitung), relates the news 4of the defeat
of the Turks at Navarin, arid the blockade of the
remnant of their army
.at Modon by 6,000 Greeks
makes part of the Turkish convoys fall into the
power of the Insurgents ;and the siege of Peres be car-
ried on by COLLaTI, MAUSOCARDATO, CONDURIOI7I,
Alm These are all dreams. And 'if the Etoile does
not find them in the Oriental Spectator, it is not be-
cause the Editor is a renegado, for he is mere of a
Christian than the Male, brut because there is not a
word of truth in all this, and.he would be ashamed to
give illusions for realities, to please a party, however
powerful or numerous it may be."
Letters from Smyrna, of the 21st ult. speak of a
battle which took place on the Ist of June, at Aya
Condagama, about thirty miles from Modon. The en-
gagement, it is said, was fought between a divisi..n of
the Egyptian Army and a body of Greeks, consisting of
nearly 2000 men, and most advantageously posted.
The Egyptians attacked with great impetuosity, and
were twice repulsed in the most courageous mann.r
but, having renewed the assatilt, they gained the po-
sition, and put all the Greeks to the sword, who had so
courageously defended it.
The Smyrna letter= also notice the arrival of a Tar-
tar, mho was landed from ati Eugiish vessel at 11. bu•
droun. with despatches, stating the capture et' Tripu-
litzl, by IBILIII/M PActrA c but ther.2 are. direct
advices front Napoli, dated- the 16th ult. wilt))
ate wholly silent on the subirrt, and therefore,
render the fall or "rrirohmt itursr.bable; sn
'Nato! v, busseiver.. ail; the it tile roreign .ktn-
nal*, that n is stionaly sospstted that an at.tual n.a

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nufactory exists for the fabrimlon of Creek -nos.--
The agents are active. as persons who have the stimulus
of great gain always arc, and the news is carefuUy
conveyed to almost every capital of Europe; so that a
simultaneous burst from so many quatters, takes the
public mind by surprise, and gives an appearance of
truth to a preconcerted fablication. The following is
from the Nuremberg Correspondent