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Jag as our Paper was going to press, we received the
Etsie of yesterday, by express. It Votes from the AtesburiT &-
tette the following accounts from Trieste, of the 18th and 12th ult.
" LettUs from Coda, of the 10th July, announeethat. hILAIUM
Pacata.hastaken Tripolitza, after an obstinate resistance on the
put Willi father of CoLocoxiumrs ; be then continued his
march on Argos ; several combats had taken place with the Greeks,
hut always to their disadvantage. It seems their fermi are paralysed.
The moment the Greeks found it impossible to save Tripolitza,
they set it on fire, after they had destroyed several villages."
Pagiccu Fusns, Asc. I.—Rentes for Money, 102 f. 20e. ; end of
the mouth. 1021. 65c.—.Three o'Clock, 102 f. 75c.—Three per
Cents. 75f. 10c.

The French Papers of Monday have been received.
The report that the European Powers are about to interfere between
the Greeks and Turks gains ground. The Eta e contains an article
fi cat Tino of the tith ult. which states, that is Expresses have been
sent with orders from the Government of the Mores. to convoke at
Napoli di Romania, Deputies from all the Islands and Provinces in
arms. These Deputies are called together to elect a king of Greece.
Some persons pretend that it will be a flung-Arian Prince; others
say, a Greek of very noble descent. The Greek Deputies in Lon.
don, are Stated to have counselled the Government of the Mores to
hasten the election of a King,who should be powerfully supported."
Much as we Should rejoice to see the sanguinary contest termi-
nated, at:d Greece raised to an independent State, yet there are a
great number of difficulties in the way, besides the obstinacy of the
Ottoman Porte ; we trust, however, that those difficulties are not
insuperable.
The Journal des Deosts states, that the Rentes convened only
amount to ten millions two hundred thousand francs, and makes i:
the subject of an attack on M. us Messrs.

This forenoon we received the Austrian Observer to
the 22d ult.. and other German Papers of a late date.
One of them contains some speculations on the Corn
Mat krt.: and the probability that our pints will be
orened for the importation of all sorts of grain. The
time is even fixed at the 15th of August. The Austrian
Observer does rot contain any news of a recent date
from Gteece, but giies the following a-count of
OnyssEus;--
. . VIENN A, JULY 22.
In our Paper of the 9th of June, we gave, from the 4thersian
an account of the taking of Odysseus. We have now received the
fulko•ving particulars (runs a traveller, who left Athens at the end
of 'May.
" In the neighbourhood of.Salona, Odysseus was abandoned by
shiest all his followers. They went over to the Greeks, who were
opposed to him, under the command of Goura. Just about this
time, he was informed by a Tusk. with whtm he was on a confi-
dential footing, that it was intended to arrest him, by virtue of an
order that had come from Constantinople, and to bring him dead
or alive to Negrepont. This plan was to be executed that night.
—Odysseus quickly took his resolutitte ; concerted with his few
followers a pretended Hight, pursued them with loud cries, add in
this manner happily escaped before the Turks well knew what was
the matter. He hoped to be well treated by his countrymen, as
they happened to be some of those who bad formerly been under
his command. Goura had lists put in chains, and led him past the
cavern where the family of Odysseus and his brother-in-law still
reside. An attempt was made to induce them to give up this
retreat, but it failed. Hereupon Odysseus was sent to Megara,
where the people were going to stone him to death ; and he was
hayed only by his guards covering him with their cloaks.—
From Megan he eras brought to Salamis, and on the 11th May to
Athens. In the streets of that. city a woman struck him in the
face with stones, and the populace were incensed against him, re-
proaching him with his arbitrary executions, and especially with
hat of a Papa, whom be had .ordered to be walled up.
The Government had given orders to send the prisoner
to Napoli; but the Captains of Goers) refused, answering. that
Odysseus was safer at Athens than at Napoli. He was shewn
to
me ; he is confined in the Acropolis. in a square lowers apposite the
Propylaea and the ramparts, which be bed mat daring the time
he was Governor ; and there is an inacriptimen a stane-4 this work
emPlated in common by Odysseus and Clonra, the Generals cf
tireeee.' "

Monday the workmen began the alterations 'of the
Cgaticsuo><of the Exemegega's.iioner.
Fl.e house bituate between the Foreign and Coloniil
Offices. in Dowailes.eleeet, tato toe property of Sir Roam Flamm,
has been purchased of air Ream, for the sesitience ofifir.Sientarf
C"sumg• Poule‘sion of which was to be gives to 1 CANIIMI lad
Wednesday. The morns in the Foreign 011ine which bob. into Si;
James's Park, are to be added to this house. together with other
semis in the Office.

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THE KING'S GOUII7I.
Yestvtday. at half-past one o'clock, his MAJZIITir ar-
rived at his. Palace in Pall.l4sll, in an Open caniage.
from liis Royal Lodge .in Windsor Park. Soon atter
the 10/10 held a Court. which was attended by—.
Thg J.grd. Chancellor, tlkg tirat JAniti of Ake .Treagma, Lord
Privy. Seal, the Secretary of State for the Home Departmentethe
Chancellor of the [Exchequer. the President_of the BoarJ of Trade.
the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Lord Chancellor of
Ireland, the l shop of St. David'i, Raft Cathcart (Gold Stick in
Waiting), the Master of the Horse, the Rev. Dr. Sdmner, the Re-
corder of London, the Treasurer of the Household, Lord WV.
berth, &c.
The Rev. Dr. JENICINSON, Bi•linp. of St. David's, did
honiage before his Massive upon his appointment to that See.—
Dlr. Secretary Pw., and the Him. Dr. Scasanta. as Clerk of the
Closet, attended the ceremony.
The KINO then held a Privy Council, at which Mr..
GREVILLE attended as Clerk, when a further Proriv,a,
tion of Parliament was ordered, from the 25th inst. to
the Ist day of next November.
At the conclusion of the Privy Council. the RECORDER of Lor-
don was admitted Inio the presence of the KING in Council„and
made his Report of the convicts capitally convicted at the last Ses-
sions for the county of Middlesex at Justice Hall, in the Old
Bailey, when the Keos was graciously pleased to reprieventemidt
during his MAJVIT'S pleasure.
Dlr. Secretary Pen officiated for the Lord President of the
Council, in the'absence of the Earl of Hanaowar from London.

Ilia lifaarsrr gave audiences to the Loin CHANCICLLOR the Earl
of Liesaroor., &cretary Part, and the Lord Chancellor of
jartarm.
The Marquis of Lormounsaair was the Lord in Waiting, and
Sir !Imams Teasaa was the Groom in Waiting. -
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The Court broke up soon after four o'clock:after Which the
Kiss left town, on his return is his Royal Lodge, Windbor.

FASHIONABLE PARTrEs.
Sir S. B. Morland, Bart. had a dinner parry yesterday, at bis
house in Pali-null.

The Earl of Rossiya entertained a distinguished Party at dinner
yesterday, at his house in St. James's-square.

FASHIONABLE morgirsins.
The Duke of St. Alban's arrived yesterday at his house in St.
James's.squile, from attending the funeral of the late Duke,
father, which teak place on Saturday last, in the family vault.
in Lincolnshire.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford and family, left Wobuin
Abbey yesterday, for their seat in Scotland.
Lord and Lady Frederick Bentinek left town yesterday, for the
Earl of Lonsdale's seat, Lowther, Westmoreland.

The Earl of Guildford left town yesterday, fur his seat, Wrex-
ham Abbey, Norfolk.
Arrivals at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Sir Richard
and Lady Sutton, from their seat in Norfolk; Hon. George and
Mrs. Vervon, from their seat in Derbyshire.
Departures—Lady Mary Ann Gage, for Suffolk ; C. K. Tynte,
Esq. for Norfolk.
Mr. Charles Wright, from the Opera Colonnade, Haymarket, for
Champagne and Bourdeaux.