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London, England, 1824-09-02 00:00:00

TIIE EVENING STAii:

LONDON. -
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To CORR ES PON DF. NTS.
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tri.which he allemierappeated d therfiestrionte weeks ago.
,TH,URSDAY, SEETEkkR 2, 1824,.
Ivissiox fruatrr.--Ifolftlay at the Bank.
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TIVP.I.VE O'CLOCK.
'This benis r sled Thedaii; 't Bank, Stock Exchange, and
Foreign ))Market were cleiihir most of the'Brokers who ate in tow!,
have assernbled• about rIW kuction Mart, but little or no businr4
has been &tine up to this hour.—Consols are about 931, ;
ran 49 ; eninmbian Si it disc. but there it nothing doing, bt.
'Change has just been opened:
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.
• Viimss, AUGUST 19.—Metalliques 94. 9-16. Bk. St tit%

We haie received Frankfort Papers to the 27th O.
the Oestetreieltiseher Beibachter to the 21st, ultimo, anti
also the Allgemeine Zan*: of the 24411. They ;fit
principally filled with, articles on the aff.iirs'of Greece,
which -occupy the ilifef attention of the continental
journalists. The Smyrnean contains an account of the
proceedings in the Morea, whiels, though not very
pektant, are favourable to the Greeks, who appear Lo.
be Making great exertions. In Thessaly they haiasi.
the. 7i:irks by a sort ofactive guerilla warfare, excitibg
the towns to revolt and scouring the country. On
occasion they took a chest of treasure, containing
700'600 piiseris, and on another, they captured 150,000
sheep, which a Turkish- Corps was escorting for the sup.
ply of the fortressen
The Allgesseitar quotes from the Florence
Gazette a letter of the 24ith of July; from Cerfts, tone
following effect:—'e. Severs/ credible pirate letters, ai
well as the Illiuolottghi Joterhal of the 16th-of July,
say, that whilst, the Turks, after their landing and first
successes at Ipsara, were giving theMselves up' to the
*pursuit of plunder, 80 Greek vessels arrived quite un-
expectedly, which attacked the Tin kith fleet with 'un-
exampled Jury. On the island itself, the Greeks La
not been wholly overpowered, and those who had sm..-
vivid the slaughter of the preceding- days, and retreat-
ing from place to place had continued to defend them-
selves for a week, took courage once snore, and
precipitated themselves with rage on the Turks._
Three Turkish frigates were. ran ashore, the CaPitits
Pacha's ship was disinasted, and the remainder ef,the
Turkish fleet, were driven back; part to the Dsi Saddles;
aid part to Leunioi. At Casso, a part of the expedition
of tie Viceroy of. Egypt had arrived, having capoped
sitteeit Greek vessels, and forced the inhabitants to fly
to the mountains. To this island, tee, the Greekrtaok
sare to dispatcba flotilla, which not only 'reg,
session of the vessels that the Turks had talon, ,
seised seven ships under European flags, whit'
been chartered for account of the Viceroy,
laden witlinieney and warlike starve' ~
Tire 'Maio di 49ita also,colstiisie aceoll4ol
gaples, that
_certain edifices had reached thit place,
itha Tin ks,after their' bloody conquest of. "Ip•-
been again driven flout. that Island,. •
.In a pteceding celtimn we have given some
ing intelligence from Greece, wbicl, is repeated
Frankfort Papers. received . mOrnitig.
yesterday teipied hem the Jamaicatapers-
interesting intelligence from-Peru, communicating
circumstance of General Otacari having "
putt, and subsequently an
,action with another
of the loyalists, and having, in consequence, ,
to the Independent forces under Bourps. The
if the Jantaiee Advertiser, after giving the
Spanish and English, adds--N On the other hand,
some Royalists of this City (Kingston),
contradict the above."
The intelligence originally appeared in an
&nary Gazette, published at Panama on the 3,
No mention is made in the private accounts of
her of troops actually under OA A wirs, but his
give been a strong one, as that of CARATAI
be defeated, is stated at 3,006 men. BoLiv,
Open the campaign against the 9paitiards ear
the force with hitli is estimated in these ac,
i0;000 infantry-and 2,000 eaealry,- all in the
of organiiation possible, and
.desiroueof I
against the enemy. No advice: have been it
The abandonment of Limit by the Spaniards,
place appears to' be held very feebly bt them.
The Panama Gatettes state, that On the sth
small parties of BOLL VA R'S guer alas- presented
selves befotelLima, and entered one quarter of
They spread themselves over it, and surroul
Convent of. Mercy. Having at length entered
of the Cathedral, they experienced a slight
in which a §panish Officer and two soldiers were
but the guerillas erected their retreat without
of a man. A rehdorcement for Bouvaf
from Cqlombia, consisting of 5,000 Men,
march across the isthmus of Panama in the
of July. In Jamaica these had been no interr.
the public tranquillity.
The following is an extract of a letter recei
maica by the Ilelicon, and dated from Chagro
as' the 3d July, which -mentions another di,
favourable to the Independents; but it is,
equally dot,odul witlkshe:preeeding
7,0C1-IAGRES, JULY.
" I inclose you the titireardirta ry fiZe-
Isthmus, dated the 3d of last- month, confir
very 'satisfactory intelligence of the Spanish
Olanets having recognised the justice of oar
.lamed the independence of Peru; as likewise
-*on a Spanish division of three thousand!

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