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GREECE.
MISSOLONOI3I, OCT. ad (NOV. 6).1854.
Vhe Seraskier has withdrawn his troops from Am-
blyani; andids fotees,whilst he was beating a retrest,were
pursued and compered by our men. At present, there is
no other army but that of Omer Pacha, and before long
Irren that will disband itself, as the winter season ap-
proaches. In Albania there have been domestic dissen-
sions—civil war rages between the dissenting parties,
and they seem"much exasperated at each other. As to
the affairs of the Peleponnesus, there is a project to
commence the siege of Patris by sea and land. A quail
tity of ammunition has been already—provided; the'
different troops have beep assembled for that pur-
pose at Castouni, and the vessels are only waited for to
begin the siege in regular form. -
An epidemic disease has shewn itself at Napoli di
Romania; and we are sorry to say the Commissioners
sent from London with the third part of the loan, have
been attacked by it, but we do not know as yet whether
they have escaped it, or been the victims of their dis-
order. At the beginning of the present month the De-
puties of the Government for the third period began
theiresittings.
Mavrocordato has been recalled by the Government
to the Peloponnesus; as soon as he shall have recovered
from his tndisposition he will proceed thither. It is
egg probable that the samecommission which acts dur-
ing his illness, will also continue in their functions till
the Government shall have named a new Directot-Gem
ner al for Western Greece. This moment have appeared
three Spezziot vessels, which will soon be followed by
five others. They are to aid in the besieging of Patras.
A fatal combination caused them to miss a fine stroke.
Yesterday passed before our sight, ten vessels, large and
small, which entered the Gull to accompany the son of
Jassuf Pacha, who was coming from Series to Prevesa.
This would liave,been an excellent meeting, as them was
a rich booty to be bad, which was on board the vessel
of Harem, and money to pay the troops at Patras. One
part of the Ipsariot Division is at Spa, and the rest in
different Islands. The Spezziot Division has returned
to Spezzia for some days past. The Hydriot Division,
according to a letter from Admiral Mianlis, was pre-
paring to pursue anew their enemies, who were terrified
Isom their many defeats; and, from a vessel which
came from Samos to Hydra, we have also learned that.
Miaulis, with some Ipsariot vessels, was already gone to
attack the Barbarians.
Another letter from blissolonghi, of the 26th Octo-
ber, says—" It is true that Sir Frederick Adam was at
Napoli di Romania to obtain the revocation of our Pro-
clamation, according to instructions which his Excel-
lency had received from home, and our Government
received him with the greatest honour. From Napoli
di Romania, they write, in date of the 12th inst. that a
part of the Turkish Fleet had remained to defend the
Egyptian Fleet, which is returning to Alexandria."
• The Government of Greece has written the follow.i
ing letter to the widow of Marco Botzaris, inviting
her to take up her residence at the seat of Government,
and remitting to her 200 Spanish dollars to enable her
• to perform the journey :
"THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE.
THE EXECUTIVE IBODI TO MADAME COMMA DOTZARIS.
" MADAM l--The Government having been informed
of your at rival at Zante, with the intention to return to
Greece, hastens to express to you, by these presents, its
sincere desire to be of service to you as far as lies in its
power. The Government, Madam, is the more
pleased with your arrival at the present time, since fa-
vourable circumstances enable it to give you a slight
proof of the gratitude which the Greek nation retains
towards the memory of that noble citizen, your late
husband, for his glorious devotion to the welfare of his
country. Be assured, Madam, that the death of your
late husband—a'death worthy of envy—was not alone
fatal to his family, but that it filled with affliction the
hearts of all his fellow-citizens, as it deprived his coun-
try of her bravest and most skilful defender. But, Mo.
dam, be this your consolation—that your husband,
after having ailed a most brilliant career, merited by
his death the praises of all nations and the eternal gra-
titude of his fellow-citizens! And as to yourself, Ma-
dam, whose happiness it was to possess such a husband
as Marco Botzaris, be fully persuaded, that in every
Greek citizen you will find a steady protector and a sin-
cere friend, and more particulaily in the Members of
the Government.
" With this assurance, Madam, the Government ex-
horts you. to establish yourself is the place of its resi-
dence, and in the meantime remits you an order on
Messrs. John Stephan and Francis Carvelas, for the
stem of 200 Spanish dollars, to furnish, you with the ex-
penses of your voyage hither.
(Signed) " The Pawners.
41" Gomm CoNDUZUMEM. Ammons:ls Srmoit.tati.
6' Joon Co . PANUIIIO NOTMILM
The Secretary-General ad lat.—" P. O. Restos. •
" Napoli di Romania, 9,11-10 October, lasi."

Brtract from.letters, dated Frankfort-on-the-Main,
12th and 19th December, to a Gentleman in London,
a Member of the Committee :
heartfelt thanks
behalf of my unfortu-
lawyer the result may
• that respect. you
iumanity, and re.-
, relief. May hea-
for our neighbours
lunately, the rage
, generally, that the
been essentially nar-
particular, we ex-
te island, though
,acusual, has compara-
violent destruction, and li-
the coast.

been raised, have
knows what is to
four months. Every
Anions that withstood
uninitibitable, and un-
-! Compels the people
miserable prices. How
seases begin to spread.
muds ir the best• If die psb.
it NO 00 means a proof
aillave since received
announcing a remittance
h has had yesterday
blessigi to all the
inc like the
the losses and inau•

HI lose no time to express to you ml
for your benevolent exertions on behal
nate brethren in the South. Whateve
be, and your hopes raise my own in I
bare answered the call of suffering by
day undertaken the task for affording
yen assist you to render it effectual, fc
1111 - are sadly in need of it. Most union
• of the elements has been felt so very gl
, .
scans of support from abroad has bee
rowed, and from St. Petersburgh, is l
put little of nothing. Your fortunati
'hiked by more violent storms thaanst
tively- undergone much less violent di
mated Chiefly to the country along the
" AU the cibutioas that have
bet served for
seine.
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4adote duringstbe nun or four
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die floods are Mk totally uninb
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to kat their cattle, or sell aat arise
am they to cultivate the land ? seast
*ad despair to seise the rnintisl, the
ik papers cease their clamours, it
• . of a cessation of their cause. I,iik
• 41 I motet* you on the 12th, sail
your pleasing letter of the Tell, armour
of 5001. to the Fr. Committee, which 1
a :bailor supply. Gon will grant his
benevolent cootribatorak may they
seed *Adds, fee ukases* are .th
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