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at Odessa; and the plea of " Greek authotit
not therefore be, as it has frequently been, broui
ward to impugn the statement. In the mile

apparent defiance to Russia, the affairs of
from other causes, were allowed to be in a
great embarrassment: the successes of the

and the advance of the Persians, which were
at Constantinople, had produced confusion and
in the Councils of the Divan. No mention "
of any intended sailing of the Turkish fleet;
return of their squadron without striking any
blow, had, it was conceived, left the Arcl
free to the Greeks►
According to accounts from Seres of the
November, the Turks attempted a new and

attack on the strong position of the Greeks at Cat:.
sandra, in which they were repulsed with great loss.
This was on the 9th of November.

A private letter from Smyrna, dated November 10,
says, 64 the Greek insurrection has been much era,-
gerated. The writer describes the Greeks as exceed.
ing their enemies in ferocity. He says they corn.
menced their career by the most horrible massacres,
men, women, and children, without distinction of as
sex, or quality, are mangled piecemeal, roaqed,
hanged, impaled, and nailed up alive, wherever they
fall into their power. The garrisons of the fortresses
which capitulated experience the same fate, in viola.
tion of the most solemn oaths. Amongst the number
which furnish examples of this conduct are Malvohe
and Navanrin. You will shudder on learning the
details of all the horrors committed by these mut.
bals. There is one thing which, on the part of the
Turks, cannot fail to excite astonishment, which is,
that they have not, in retaliation, surpassed these
atrocities. The executions and assassinations com-
mitted by the Mussulmen have been wonderfully ex-
aggerated. This may be judged of from those which
have taken place in this town, amongst us who were
eye-witnesses. The Spectator (a Smyrna Journal)
does not scruple to state the number of victims at
2,000, but which certainly does not amount to Goo"

Dutch Papers to the 22d instant, reached our OS*
this forenoon. The following are extracts

BERLIN, DECEMBER ii.

A half official paper asserts that there is no foun-
dation whatever for the report which has been spread,
that in case of war between Russia and Turkey, Pros.
sia is to furnish an auxiliary corps of 30,000 men, or
subsidies in the room of it.

FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 14.
A letter received from Poland states, that &Ras-
sian troops are concentrated within so narrow a com-
pass, that they cannot remain many weeks in the
same position; they must either advanceor retrograde.
It is affirmed, that the King of Bavaria will make
an important communication to the two Chambers
on the opening of their Session, in the month of Ja-
nuary. It is supposed to relate to new political con-
nezions between Bavaria and Austria.

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