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London, England, 1827-06-19 00:00:00

wtrild protect the ihterestsof those persons who, of i tl.r
faith ora Bill, prepared and introduced by the late
Cabinet, have been induced to embark their capital,
perhaps to a great extent. No doubt the H,,use of
Lords will respect this consideration, as well as see the
necessity of doing something-to appease the irritation
occasioned by their Lordships recent vote; and, asjt is
of the utmost moment that they should stand well with
the country, ws, rejoice to 'ems. that the measure is
likely to meet with no decided opposition in that
Ail ft• • a.

We received this mot ning the Algemeine Zeitung to
the 12th instant, containing advice. from Constantino-
ple by the way of Odessa, to the 25th, and concurring
in substance with previous accounts of the defeat of the
Greeks before Athens- A confirmation of the sere.
Import, we are sorry to say, has been received through
other channels, less liable to suspicion; and oat fur-
ther Scepticism would be absolutely ridiculous, we
losssh of shall content
Greeksto has been exaggerated, and that iturielves with expressing a hope that the
may be still retrieved. As a circumstantial account
of their defeat is given in the Berlin State Gazette,
which has never displayed any hostility towards them
or their cause, and as a statement nearly to the same
effect appears in the Austrian Observer, both of which
have

reached- u; we are obliged to admit, that there
was not that ground for oar former doubts on the sub-
ject which we bad so confidently expressed. The loss
of the Weeks is variously estimated, whits the icy
leseetsi computation in the papers which arrived last
might, makes it amount to 4,000 killed and prisoners.
As their best troops and their most tried leader;
amongst whom is KAaAISZAKI, who fell two days
before by a musket shot, are included in this
flat, the calamity is the more serious; but, that it is
irretrievable, we cannot be induced to behest, put".
larly as in the intelligence before us, it is estimated at
only SOO men. In fact, in .some of the letters twilight
by the present conveyance, the advantage is claimed
for the Greeks, whilst others through the same channel
assert the rights Of the Turks to the victory. Amidst
such conflicting statements, it would be clearly prudent
to wait for further informatics.

Further accounts have been received at Havre from
Mexico, stating, that at the moment the Ministers of
the contracting Powers for the Treaty of Commerce,
between Prince and Mexico, were going to sign, a new
' Stipulation was proposed,by which the preceding official
of the Treaty of Commerce are only regarded as pro.
visional obligations, to be renewed every year, for
which six months notice must be given on either side,
or the Treaty will be looked on as void.

Letters from Madrid state, that the ,ithole Army of
.Observation had been united at Caceres and its neigh.
bourhood,onthe anniversary of the accession of the King;

and a Proclamation was issued to teanimate their..
courage; but the irregularity of their pay, the bal
quality of. their rations, and their being in want d
.clothing and stock, threw a-great damp upon the
proceedings. It aim appears that. the contractors of
the army are greatly discouraged, not ►eceiving any
('payment fruastbe Government., and are unwilling to
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Tat~ish tiny fin-the; supplies. This has caused mush
anxiety to the Cabinet, who it is understood will with-
draw dui Army. of Observation into the interior.

LAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Proems Ser.of-battle ship, Aaron. and Cybele Mos
and two small repels of velar, sailed front Toulon on the eth
foe of
Tba„ZZ. Maim from London to Demerara, was on tharr
yesterday In Daum: West Bay, but is expected to he got off.
The Leant; , febm Shields to Scarborough, seat off that
port on Sunday, havietreek on Fill Bridge ; crew used.
Drat. Jona 7p.—Wiwi S.W.—Remain the Marquis Wasp
ton CIIATMAN for Bengal ; and the Paduig. Roans, fer Padsag.
The Maria has beeit' og shore near Duogeness, and lost mow
and cable.

the Rembried,

F1.1.31100in, Jinm.l7.—TWind
Raown, for .
Portustourrueni. W..—Etiled the Ada, Paula.
for Cbiebee. •
&imam OM, of Dundee, and German, from
Riga, ranpo sborreo Gotland., but hat been got off by Jae assize.
ante of the Diving .Company, after discharging part of her cargo.
and will proceed after teshipping it, not having sustained any air
terial damage.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE-
RETTING.ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Jim
The settling of the Ascot engagements occupied till near kV
,o'clock, and confided amicably. Until this was over, very link
wu done In the shape of betting, but. some rather heavy mine-
nvents were entered into afterwards, on the Doncaster, St. Leger,
and•the great Gkwacestershire Stakes IR Cheltenham next week, lit
whieji there is expected to be ma excellent field. Lord Jerseys
Glenartney it is said will not run at Doncaster; but Mirldokt
since his Sale has fetched up astonishingly. The room closed at in
o'clock with the *odds as follows—

• _____
Guitars:want STA ELL
Sto 2 agat Doctor Fagan Isto 1 apt Li AOO (liken)
JOLT STA Llti.

3 tc; 100 the Feld.
0* Rs.

10 to 1 apt ra!goolute.

I , DCOICAIITZT— ST. Lm/VA-
-9 to 2 apt Mameluke 25 to 1 apt Sancho
9 to 1 agst Granby 25 M I egg* Antiope
'll to 1 agst Nonplus • 25 to 1 apt Match
12 to 1 apt Reviewer es to 1 agst Luinleys Tramp
17 to 1 agst Lunaria 55 to 1 apt 'foga Jones
la.to it apt Matilda 50 to 1 agar Translation
22 to 1 apt Pedlar
The Krug has signified his intention to receive the
City Address when he comes to town to prorogue Pat•
Bement,. which it is expected will be in the• course of
next week.
The Cabinet Ministers had a mering yesterday
afternoon
with
Mr.
Cocaine, at his resideuee in Downieg-'truer'
The Duke of CLARENCiI honoured the Earl ail
Countess of Casings with his company to dinner On SOadai, it
their residence is Privy Gardens.
Yesterday, being the Anniversary
Waterloo, the mess- of the Honourable Corps of Gentkmer uArms gave a splendid dirmet at the Freemasous' Tavern, in hamc.'
of the day. .• . .
Sunday *tight, at about half-past ten, died, at 10
lodgings in Mount-street, Berkeley-square, his Grace
the Duke of Goatuou. His death was altogether umexpected, as he had been at Clapham Comibou only a few "'I
before his death. He Is succeeded in his titles and' estate by l•
'only sob,J Ike Maniuls of Huaretze.--His Grace was bons in ENS
• NEAPOLITAN LOAN.-...TITT Halt-yearly Dividend s°
*!
of the Battle I
tlorabove Loan, falling-due on Sunday, the lit of July nevroo
• be paid on 140/10.41. the 24, and every succeeding day, Satinklo
and Sundays exceptiateed,d b byy
Mtn. The Dividend Versri.lot,, vi Mr. N. M. Harmsen six, on mach lso•;‘
as have been oegoc
a list thereof in numerical order, Must be left for examination 1
day previous. . __---0
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