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London, England, 1825-06-09 00:00:00

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British Iron Company - 100 - 5 • 71
British Rock & Patent Sok 50 5 01
BdtY Shipping Company 100 1 le
Canada Company - 100 -10 - 511
Canal Gas Engine 50 1 11 i
London Brick Company SO, 1
Pesilrl Fishery. Yellow (issalOpin) 25 2 161
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 81
Peruvian 100 - 5 -
The French, Italian, anti rman Papers, teem with
accounts from Greece, all favourable to the cause
of independence. The Florentine Gazette, of the 26th
of May, confirms th? accounts we gave yesterday of the
defeat of RSOSCHID PACINA near Anatolico. It appears
that in his flight he was pursued by CONSTANTIN&
Bonanis, who attacked him a second time, when the
Turks lost 1000 men, among whcm, were several Euro-
pean adventurers. ,BorsA RISS was slightly wounded. M s-
solonghi is sufficiently furnished with ammunition and
provisions, and 5000 of the Greek troops are assembled
there. CONDUIUOTTIS has drawn together 10,000 men,
near Navarino ; and there is consequently nothing to be
feared from the Egyptian expedition.
The same Florentine Gazette notices the capture of
17 Turkish transports, off Mitylene, by Admiral &Acts-
Tunis, and the defeat of the Turkish fleet, near Sud I, by
Admiral MIAULIS, who, it is said, after a combat of 11
hours, captured eight Tufkish strips, set fire to a fri-
gate, and sunk twelve smaller vessels. At Volo, the
Ipsariot vessels, under the command of DIAMANTII have
taken five small Turkish vessels.

The Fiend' Papers contain a correspondence between
the traitor ODYSSEUS and the Primates of Atht
ODTSSRUS claims from the Primates the money he s 1
leges be "lent the Greek Government, and threatens, in
case it is 'not given up within five days, to burn their
olive trees and lay the fields waste. The Primates, in
their answer, state that the money was spent by ODYS•
alms himself, in provisions for a citadel which belonged
to the Government, to which they refer him. With re-
gard to the menaces, they add, di We certainly have no
ground to fear that ourftdds and olive trees, untouched
after four invasions, will be wasted by that same ODYS-
- silo has so often fought in their defence."
1 he Preident of Greece, CONDURIOTTIS, bas issued
a spirited Proclamation, calling on his fellow-country-
men to unite and awls all dissentjons, which, he says,
ate mote to be dreaded than the Ottoman power.

We are assured by a Correspondent, that a very Large
amoutthas been subscribed in France, and other parts
of the Continent, in aid of the Greeks, part of which has,
and

each, complete—so as to enable them to maintain tl
power they have already acquired. .
Lieutenant WASHINGTON, of the United States Army, sailed fees
-gowns lastinealli, in die ship Silly Asa, for Malts, on hiiway to
join the Greeks. A front Smyrna, mentions the arrival there
of Mt. Regimen and Mr. Amor, Amalgam. who have been with
the Gaels, hut had Mae down to Smyrna hidispesed. They
been actonintodated at the house of Mr. °n u, the Anamitas
Consul,

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Last night, we received 4-file of New York Papers to
the 17th of May; and this forenoon, by the arrival of
the ship Crisis, Captain VANOTICI, at Cowes, papers
three days later were received at the New England
Coffee-house. A Paper of the 18th tilt. complains of die
great delays of justice in the United States Courts of
Law, and states, that meetings of the members of the
Bar, with TliOsiAll ADDIS Emmet. at their head, hid
been held, in order to remedy the grievance.
It apperrs, from the extracts, oihich we subjoin that
:the Mexicans aie about to occupy Cuba. Young ambi-
tion seems to grow rapidly in the new States, if they
thus early aim at conquest. It appears that the island
is in a wretched state. It is stated that the system
of proscription had been extend. d to females, and eve: y
woman who appearedin the streets with any part of her
dress of the colours called "of the Constitut:on," was
stripped by the rabble, " guided by the monks, wh
encouraged the people in the perpetration of these infa-
mies." All officers in Havannah who,five years ago,were
active in promoting the Constitution, even though they
had since been pardoned for that Ufence, mere und. r
orders for arrest; and it was known that similar orders
had been received from Spain respecting private inai•
viduals, which, however, were not to be enforced till
the military were purged. The philanthropic Bishop
of HAVANNAH bad been ordered to Madrid; but
aware of the consequences if FSIIDINAND got him there,
he feigned sickness, and his popularity in the island
rendering it unsafe to use force, the Governor imposed
a fine on him of 4000 dollars for disobcdience, which
sum was instantly paid.

The accounts from Peru state, that Callao still holds
out. Bow** had issued a decree, by which the army
is to be paid in preference to all other claims on the
Government. These papers confirm the rumour which
had previously reached us by way of Jamaica, of Abe

assassination of Don BERNARDO Mourzaauno. He was
murdered on the Mb, at night, in the street, the
assassin having stabbed him to the heart with a kni e.
The wretch had eluded the officers of justice. Mown-
GUADO had been Minister of State under the Spanish
Government, and conducted himself in a very tyranni-
cal manner. They also confirm the statement (in the
New York Papers) of BOLIVAR having received dis-
patches from OLuurrA, in which the latter declared
himself favourable to the independent cause. , The fol-
lowing are extracts:—

" Amami°, Itasca 21, 1125.

41 We have bees all bustle here of late, making an effort to wage
war with. Cuba, by sending troops to Campeocky, where, report
says, ls or 18,000 aim are concentrating to- invade the island of
etiba, by way of check-mating the famous Castle of St. Juan do,
Vilna; 1,100 men, well equipped, went out of this port this morn-
ing, in sin merchant vessels, taken as transports ; the brig Margaret
Wright, C.hambertain, of Norfolk. Virginia, the others were Nag.
lisb, French, and one of this country, Bede convey of two heavy
gun-boats. This Government pays them estravagantly well, and
has better credit fee liberality than any other.
" The Government armed schooner Iguala, and a gunboat, sec-
ceeded in capturing a Spanish Government armed felucca, from
Cuba, which had supplied the Castle, and was returning. A repent.
is in circulation here today, that Bolivar will join St. Anna, with
troops, and wit► such forces for the invasion as to render success
certain. The soldiers enlisted from this sountry are well adapted
for such an enterprise. Isocline you the Proclamation of St. Anna,
which may be worth publishing. The independence of that Island,
I fear, will ruin its agriculture, and injure the commerce of the
United States. I leave to futurity and events the result.

• berme this time, arrived At Napoli di -Romania; and
that they will, in •a very short time, be furnished by a
Ttansatlantic NA a with two heavy frigates of 50 guns
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