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irlg to a Prussian .who now also -iaterfere.
The consequence of all this was, that the citizens, who
had by this time collected in considerable numbers, at
length came to blows with the gend3rnses and Custom-
house officers, and blood was spilt on both sides, so
that at the end it became necessary to call the Austrian ;
and Prussian troops, forming the garrison, under arms,
in order to rescue the Hessian soldiers and Custom-
house officers from the fury of the people, is which :I
they with difficulty succeeded.
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This forenoon we received the Elate of Tuesiay and
yesterday by Express. They contain the articles from
Greece we have quoted from the German Papers, and
some others which had previously appeared. in our
Paper. The Kist) returned to the Thuileries on Mon-
day. Accounts from Spain state, that the Officer Com-
tnanding the troops destined for the Havannah has
'written to the Government, stating the dagger of forcing
them to sea, as they refuse to embark. The Council of
Castille is said to he occupied on a plan for re establish. - -
ing the Inquisition. •
PAM, ACO. 16.—Rentes. Five per Cents. 102 f. 10c. Fur the
end of the month,lo2.l. ISc. Three p.Cts. at three o'clock,7lf. 43c.
The French Papers of Monday contain intelligence
from Greece of a favourable nature. The Pilo* states, on the au-
thority of a letter written on board the British frigate the CAII-
- that ISRAIMII Racna, at the head of his Staff, consisting of
thirty persons, (the Austrian Obseroar says 80), approached the walls
of Napoli, when his nephew and 03111 A PAVIA were fitted, ant
himself wounded in the arm. . •
These Journals contain an article dated Leghorn, August 3,
which states, on the authority of a Captain of an lonian resod •
who quitted the Grtek port of Marathonisf on the 13th bf July,
that Isaanris Piqua had marched from Tripolizxa on Pa
eras, which be supposed to have hero evacuated by the Greek.,
and that he had been defeated tefore that place with great loss.
To believe this we must suppose IBILAHIII PACIIA to be very fib.
informed as to the country he has undertaken to conquer, and to
have been ignorant of the proclamation of Cos.ocovewn, which ex-
pressly says, " Let those who occupy the position before Patras '
remain there." Besides, Is it likely that after retreating fitins
Argos to Tripolizza, and in constant expectation of reinforcements
at Modon, or Navarino, on the south side of the Mores, that he
should off at a tangent to Patras, which is on the north side? '
We are next told, that being defeated in an attempt to regain Na-
varinosbnutnna offered to capitulate, under a promise of not-serving
for ten years against the Greeks, if he were allowed to evacuate the
Mores unmolested. Cot-ono:sow, however, who, it seems, does
not respect the military maxim which recommends the building
of a bridge for a retreating enemy, it is said, rejected him.
noes offer, and required him to surrender at discretion.
We should be glad to have this intelligence confirmed on better
authority that that of an lonian Captain or a Leghorn letter. The
extent and rapidity of the movements attributed to Imola( cor.
tainly reader this story very improbable. If the Egyptian Com-
mander had peaceable possession of the whole country, suck
marches and counter-marches would scarcely be credible. In this
account laaanna is said to have lost 3,000 men in the different
conflicts in which be had been engaged.

THE ARMY. •
The four depot-companies of the 37th Foot, which were at Witt_
Letter, have arrived at Gosport.
The four depot-companies of the 7th Foot have been ordered
om Winchester to Dover.
The depot-companies of the 79th Foot have been ordered from
ork to Glasgow.
The depot-compantes of the 97:h Foot have been ordered front
hathani to Sunderland.
The fth Regiment has lately changed its quarters from Grenada
Trinidad.

The return of the 34d Foot to this country may be shortly ex-
pected ; as the 9th Fuot touched at Gibraltar on the 19th ultimo.
on its way to Corfu. to relieve the former Regiment,
The Headioarters of the 36th Regiment has been lately removed
to Santa Maori.

The Depot of the 69th Regiment, congaing of the reatet pest
of the subalterns of the Regiment, and nearly 200 "am arrived es
Trammed' ea Tuesday, Is transports, from Portsmouth.
The id inst. the Kirkcudbright Gentlemen Yeomanry Csavalr:-.,
commanded by Colonel Gemox, younger, of Calvernian, were re-
viewed by Colonel Mamma. of the Galloway Militia, in a field
near Kirkcudbright, in presume of a very numerous and highly re-
spectable concourse of spectaton. After the various exercises and
evolutions bad• beer gene through, Colonel Marone& expressed, in
glowing terms, his satisfaction at the high stye of discipline, as well
as the very gratifying gement appearance of the corps. "At five
o'clock, NIL the Dicers, with nearly forty of their friends, sat down
to an excellent dinner In Mr. MAtcourma's inn, where the after-
noon was spent in the most uninterrupted harmony. A ball, which
was given in the evening, by the Corps, to the Ladies and Gentle-
men of the town and vicintty, was numerously attended, mad the
dancing kept up with much spirit to an early hour.

The Duke of WaLLINGTONI his son, and suite, have
arrived is Pads.

Among other demonstrations of respect in honour of
the birtl&day of his Royal Highness the Duke of Yeas a large
party of his tradesmen dined togethei at the Thatch:oam
Tavern. The health of his Royal Highness was, as anal,. drank
with the warmest enthusiasm.

Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duchess of Karr?.
Her Royal Highness had a select party to dinnii, at her apart-
ments at the King's Palace, Kensington. In tbe evening her Royal
Highness's tradespeople illuminated their houses.
Yesterday morningibetween eleven and twelve o'rlnck.
the Duchess of Km, the Duchess of Cosuan, Prince Lemma,
and the Princess Famous, went on board the Admiralty llargi,
at Whitehall-stairs, and took an eacurdon down the River. Their

Royal ishunned to Whitehall-stairs about three Jectock.
The uke of RtrrLawD is entertaining the Doke of
You sad a party of Noblemen on a grouse-shooting excnrsinu, at
his seat in Derbyshire.
Yesterday her Royal Highness the Duchess of KeNT.
the Duchess of Comma, Princess Fionoar, and suite. visited the
Royal Menagerie. Rime 'Change, and were pleased to express their
gratification at the sight of this immense National Establishment.
Princess POLIGNAC entertained, yesterday, a select
party at dinner. Amongst the distinguished persons present were--
The Princes Eaterhasy and La Tone and Taxis, the Marquis and
Marchioness of Londonderry, the Rarl and Countess of Mans-
field, and several Members of the Corps Diplomatique. In the
eyefuls& Signor PIISTRIFOCL, the celebrated Improvisatore, attended
and gave universal satisfaction.
Extract of a letter from Lancaster, dated August
Yesterday, on passing the beautiful Lake of Windermere,
we met Mr. Camino. who has just arrived here on a visit to Col.
Bog. tow, of Liverpool. We hope the line air and beautiful scenery
of tbie part of the country may enable the Right Hon. Gentleman
to resume his official duties with all that advantage and honour to
his country which they have conferred upon it since his last digni-
fied and becoming elevation to office. The Right Hon. Gentleman
looked pale, but by no means in anything like a declining state of
health. Ile is accompanied by Mrs. CASININO, Mr. ELI" and his
Secretary, Mr. Hauer. Suck Gentlemen of the Bar as were at
the Lake no Sunday, were invited to the .elegant and hospitable
maltose of Culonti iteLltoll, to meat-Mr. CANNING.
HeATIIS AND 110111 LI —lt is inlet-ably well ascer-
tained that the two Americas do not produce a single heath, nor
the southern hemisphere a rose.
ELOPIDANNT.—An elopement took place from the
vicinity of Devonshire House. Chiswick, oa Monday. The parties
were a Miss lovely and accomplished at IS, and a Mr.
P--n, partner Its a arm in Broad-street, who had been on a
visit for a fortnight at i friend of the young Lady's father, in the
neighbourhood, where be occasionally visited. The paramour is
verging on 40 years of age. The Lady was traced to Hatchett's
by one of the Heading coaches, from whence she proceeded in a
post-chaise to Barnet with her paramour, and was overtaken near
Dunstable, and brought back by her (attire.
On the 29 h and :;oth of Jul), Madrid was visited
with a dreadful thunder-alum, which continued six and Melt
hours. and destroyed the crops of grain and the fruit within a elect's,
of seven kitties round the capital. The damage is estimated at
several millions of reels, and wheat had in consequence' advanced
,tltrce or four reals per fanega. _