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WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1827.

CHBVALTRR Rosmrs
THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs to inform the
Nnl.ility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr.
Charles Butler. 4, Cheapside, Agent for the sale of his Medidnee,
Tilt. the Dtlitribce and Tincture fir beautifying and preserehtg the
Teeth moil Gums, and fastening these ,Teeth that are loose ; his
Elixir ler curing the Tomb-ache, and the Balsamic Styptic for
stopping aU Bleeding. 'sternal and Internal. They are now pre-
paredAy the Cumuli% from dee original Receipt of his Father.
Said hy Butlers, t hernias' 4, Cheapsida, earner of St. Paul's,
London ; 54. Sacliville•street, Dublin • and 73, Princes-street.
' idinburgh ; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street ;
smith, principal MedicineVenders throughout tbellidted [Meow.
gp The above Medicines cannot be Genuine unless the Name
of the Climates, J. B. Rearm la engraved en •the Government
Stamp which la attached to each bon and bottle.

FRENCI4 PAPERS.

IPODU TEE IMMO' Of SOODAT, OM& IS.
NAPOLI DI ROMANIA. Maims it.
(vase ant cossesSousincs.)
The death of the unfortunate Colonel Bourbacki is
confirmed. His head was carried in triumph by the
Tacks up to the walls of the Acropolis. The Greeks
composing the garrison, alarmed at the ill success of
the troops of the camp without. sent out in the night
two brave PaHenri, who passed through the enemy's
army to get to the Punta% In order to obtain correct
information respecting this unfortunate affair. They
found the Greeks very well fortified there, and learnt
that Karaiskaki had just gained a brilliant victory.
Then the troops in the Pincus, in concert with the gar-
rison of the Acropolis, •attacked the Seraskier in his
camp. This attack was completely successful. The
Greets eetirely defeated the Turks, took a great quan-
tity of provisions, Stc. and returned into die fortress,
which has now a very good stock if provisions.
In this sally the heroine Madame Goura, w ffe of the

celebrate (;aural of that n.me, was killed at tbehead
of her ttoops, after having shewn herself worthy of the'
reputation of her he,banct.
Karaiskaki has fixed his camp at Elands, where he
has effected his junction with the old Caratassl and the
patriot Coletti.
Omer Pacha, after having been defeated by Kermit-
kaki at Distomn, took to flight, leaving all his baggage
and artillery, which now serves the Greeks. A great
neniber of his seen were taken prisoners, who were pot
to death, to-revenge the as,aisination of Bonrbacki.
The Hellas frigate, commanded by Mianlis, is at
Negropont with a strong division, to hinder provisions
reaching the camp of the Seraskier. The Government
is taking the most energetic measures to drive the Turks
from before Athens. Fabvier is still in the Acropolis.

Missnlonghi is closely blockaded by General Makri.
That place mast soon surrender. being in want of pro-
visions.

Admiral Cochrane and General Church have not yet
appeared in these pasts. Commodore Hamilton is still
at Egina, the seat of Government, while Admiral de
Rigny remains at Smyrna, and does not shew himself
any more in our seas.
The American crew of the Hellas has returned to
America, on board a frigate of that nation. Mistulis is
appointed Higb Admiral of the whole Greek navy.—
Paolicci, who commanded the Austrian squadron, is
succeeded by Dandolo.

Maurocoidato has been banished to Syr* by a deci-
sion of the Government. Dr. Bailly continues to merit
the esteem of the Greeks by his humanity to the sick.—
He is now attending Colonel Itayband, whose wounds
are beginning to heal.
The new assembly is to meet at Csstri. It is gene-
rally believed that the seamen will make Ooodurionis
President of the Government ; but the army would prefer
CountViario de Capo brother to the ex-Russian
Minister.