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London, England, 1825-07-20 00:00:00

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FROM TUE ETOILE, DATED MONDAY, JULY 18.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECF-

" Considering that many merchant vesseli, under Vas
rious foreign protections, have been taken by the Greek
fleet, and sent to the Government as laden wilt? provi-
sions and ammunition lor the Turks.
Considering that the otsject of the Government of
Greece is to injure the Turks, its enr,mies, by all the
means in its power, without however, imf eding in any
manner, the commercial transactions of foreign Powers,
so far as these transactions doWot interfere with thekneu-
trality, the Executive Council decrees :
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1: A Commission, composed of four Alemtrars, is establEhed
at Napoli di Romania, to form itseli,into a Maritime Tribusial.—
This Commission is ordered to proceed to the strict examination
of the merchants' ships, which the Greek fleet has sent. for that
purpose into the port f this town, to pass a legal sentence, accord.
ing as the cases may be, and to transmit its different decisions to 'he
Government, through the Minister of Justice.
Dionysius Xenis, Onphasos. Prassakakis, Stekoulis, and Maxi-
mo:, are appointed Members of this Commission.
" The Ministers of Marine and of Justice AA execute this Or-
me, each as far as he is concerned.—Napoli di Romania, 1825.
" The Vice-President BOTASSIS A NAG NOStIS, SPI.
LIOTUKIS, MAVROMICIIALIS, JOHN COLEUS."
" This communication has just been made to me by M. de Bois
le Gate, the King's Charge d'Affaires.
(Signed) " B. BARBERE, Consul of France."
FROM THE MONITEUR, JULY 18.

An article from Lintz of 3d July, is to the folloa ing
effect :—lt seems by recent accounts from the Archi-
pelago, that the Captain Pacha, deceiving the vigilance
of Sachtury, by going a long way about, had got into
Candia with his fleet, and thence entered Suds to re-
pair his ships, that were &imaged in the late action.—
Hussan Bey had previously let Suda for Modon, but
Miaulis had got between him and the Morea to hinder
him from reaching Motion. Sachtury went to Such to
observe the Captain Pacha, who is said to be arvai lance
with Hussan Bey about tt-e chief command. It appears
from good authorit y that the Captain Pacl.a has no
troops on board but those that were embarked at Con-
stantinople and in the Dardanelles; there were only a
few thousand men on the Asiatic coast, rasher to prevent
the landing of the Greeks than to act on the offottive.
There is no more idea of attacking Santos, or any
other of the Greek islands. Accordingly the Sautiots,
who were for some time much alarmed by the motions
of the Turks, are thinking of new expeditions, and begin
to harass their enemies.

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The French Consulate in Spain has sent a notice.,
dated 44th July, that the principal Secretary of State of
his Catholic Majesty has informed the King': Legation
that the permission to import foreign grain into Spain
is prolonged from 30th June to 30th August, for the
ports of Cadiz, Algesiras, Seville, Almeira, Malaga,
Barcelona, and Tarragona. Mahon is added to these
ports, and if, during the two months of the prolonga-
tion, there shall not have been introduced 50,000 lane-
gas of corn into this last port, the permission to isni,ort
shall be prolonged for the Isle of Minorca t.ll this quan-
tity is completed.
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