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London, England, 1825-08-10 00:00:00

GREECE.

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The Augsburg Gazette has the following article :
TR I ESTE. JULY 23.
The Cavitan Paella seems to have at length assived
cr. the coast of the Morea : the Captain of a vessel just
t.choted here states, that he sailed two days in the
midst of the fleet, and did not quit it till he arrived
r.e.r Modon. However, the Capitan Pacha arrives,
much too late to second the operations against Miss°.
longhi. since several accounts agree that the siege is
raised, and that the Seraskier has been obliged to re-
treat, in cousequi nee of the events at Salona, and the
desertion of the Albanian troops.
Recent accounts which have reached us announce
that Ibrahim Pacha is surrounded at Tripolizza by
Colocotroni, with 12,000 men; that he is entirely cut
off from the coast, and that all his communications
with Modon are intercepted.
The arrival of the Capitan Pacha of Modon is, therefore, a very
favourable event for Ibrahim Paella.

PARIS, AUGUST 7.
We have just learnt that Ihr:thin) Pacha, who had
advanced to Napoli di Romania, after passing all the
defiles without meeting any resistance, had retired after
attacking the post of the Mills, because he depended on
his fleet for supplies, and had received no news of it.

FRONTIERS OF ITALY, JULY 21.
We just learn, by letters from persons• deserving of
credit, that the Pacha of Scutari, and other neighbour-
ing Pachas, have received orders from Constantinople
to form new cot ps with all possible expedition, and send
them to Arta and Preve,a, where they will be imme-
diately placed at the disposal of Redschid Pacha, who
his lately renewed his urgent solicitations to the Porte
for reinforcements.

The Paella of Travnik, who has hitherto been exethei
in a great degree, has also received orders to levy
troops. The Pachas have :hewn great readiness, but
there is a particular difficulty ; they have been at great
expense in fitting out troops, &e. They are now eAlled
npon to make further disbursements, which are to be
repaid by the Seraskier, because all the sums destined
for the arming and equipment of the troops are placed
by the Porte at the disposal of the Seraskier. The
Pachas have, therefore, caused representations to be
made at Constantinorl2, to obtain the repayment of the
sums they have advanced, and also money beforehand
for their futtire diOursements. The decision of the
Porte is expected. Tire accounts from Thessaly agree
that the Turkish troops, which advanced from that
province into Livadia, have returned iu a bad condition
to the banks of the Sperchius. It is said that they have
lost about a third of their number in this new campaign.
Meantime they are taking new positions about Z:itouni
and Patradik. _ _

They are to advance apin as soon as they are able to
renew their operations, because the Grceks have turned
their whole force against Itedschid Pacha, as soon as
tha TLessalian army was obliged to retreat. It seems
that they are destined to make a new diversion. In the
neighbouring Turkish provinces, it is tald that the Hos-
podars of Moldavia and Wallachia have gained their cause against
the Bojars, who complained against them at Constantinople for an
abuse of their power. Soreral tiojars have lately been arrested as
alleged enemies of the Porte.

THE EVENING STAR,