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London, England, 1810-10-10 00:00:00

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Yesterday, Captain JAMES, of the 81st regiment,
arrived at the Earl of LIVICRPOOL'S Office in Down-
ing-etreet, with dispatches from Sir Joie( STUART ;

also from Gibraltar, Malta, Sicily, &c. The Cap.
tain alto brought dispatches for Sir DAVID DUNDAS,
the Commander in Chief, upon whom he waited at
his Otlice in the Horse Guards. He afterwards paid
his respects to his uncle, Earl CASTDEN. Captain
JAMES came in the Packet which brought the Medi-
terranean Mail of yesterday.
Other dispatches from the army were received this
morning, brought by the.A.RMIDE frigate, arrived at.
Plymouth from the Tagus, but they are not of a.
more recent date than the accounts brought by ibt
TONNANT.

The following extract of a letter from the Greek
Islands, which is rather interesting, is from a Gentle-
man who has for some time been travelling the coun-
tries washed by the Meditewanean. It came by the
Malta Mail of yesterday :

" ZANTF.; AUGUST 6.

" This is a beautiful island—a Paradise, full of neat
little country houses, with the prettiest gardens in the
world. The city is very respectable, with a greater
tendency to snugness than to elegance in the build-
ings: Prince Camnto, who was at the head of the
Government of the Septinsular republic, lives here,
an accomplished and singularly shrewd man of the
old school in manners. General Oswald, who corn-
mands, appears to me to possess much more consi•,
deration and mind than one commonly meets with kik
his profession in our service. I cannot give yoss ili
better proof of it, than by mentioning that he is at
41/4 present organizing an establishment of bile schools
in the Monasteries which have been de '3.. ,-, ,
; " This. Officer and the Minister, Forestial's".
'since-die captiire of the place, raised a reOmetrrof

*at 900 thtEeks. It is called the Greek light 'lig'
0
fanny. They wear the ancient Macedonian dres,s.
,One of the companies is composed entirely of Spar-

tans, who are also in their ancient nniform. The first
lime the General and his Staff dined with the officers
1 bad the gratification: (o be there, ancfUnilitscarcely
believe myself not in a 'dream, Whatheryl the Hall
of Fingal, or the cave Ali. Bab', with thte fort!'

thieves, I was at a loss to determine, We had

Greek songs, I should'eall them odes, the music of
which very much resembled the Scottish Highland
airs. One of the AlSanian Officers song the High-
land Laddie,' the told set, with.a tolerable good ac-
cent. How in the name of wonder came this song
to be known and sung by the inhabitants of the Ma-
cedonian mountains f.

4'
The regiment has not yet got its colours, but,
each compisny is to have a standard. The ensignia,
is a Plicenia rising from the ashes, pith the motto is
,•Greele of Rising.' ' •' • I
" This is a new land, and the. people * tew race
10 me. I-fere is much Or 'O4 tife.47l*!*Flai; rl9:
Sicily there is nothisg bUt thendrosat
Tke Minister,. Foresti, is a very sztniord ary
person, active, ;indefatigable, intelligent, altd all hit,
goclowmoe4 of a Firectical kind, I hatibcpl ttly