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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-06

made from SO 50 dolls.
The above review is made on liberal
wholesale trade. [Da,iy ADJ.
Repieu Of the Markets for The past Sseek
atN Y July 80.
COTTON.
The sales were more extensive than in any
week since the commencement Of our re-
ports. Our last quotations were fully main
tanned 1t is estimated that about one fifth
of the entire stock in The market was sold.
SUGARS.
The import of Havana was extensive. yet
the prices have not diminished. Brown
Havanas were in good request, and sales at
all prices from l0a 10 50-Whi'es were
also IN demand, and sales at Is dolls Cuba,
Mus. we're in request. and sales made at 10
so, The business doing in H. Orleans and
St. Croix was small. We quote, Havana
brown, box, super 10 57alO 50-do do sec
onGs lOalO 95--N. o. superior Hal. So
do fair lCalO .75-do inferior 8 a9 rs
Havana white, superior l6-do do sec
ends IA 50al5-Cuba Mus. good Gallo 81
do do seconds S 2oa S5-St. Croix. prime
Hale 50-do good II.
COFFEE.
The imports for the week was large, al
tho most Of the parcels yet remain al quar-
antine. The prices however are firm and
the sales iberal-we quote the same as our
last Some Portorico arrived, which sold at
29i cts-St Dom. 9Sae9l, sales--Hsvana
sStas91 do.
MoLhssEs.
There was more doing in Martinique and
Guadalupe than in Other descriptions Pri-
ces remained firm We quote, N Orleans
3Oa3e cts.--Mart. and Quad. sweet 29a3O
Havana, sweet 81. e8-do sour 9ia26.
BRANDY.
The holders were firm at il9 CTS; very
little business was doing in this article.
RICE.
There was less business doing than in the
preceding week, yet prices were fully MAIN
tanned at 37a3 Is cts.
PROVISIONS.
Mes Pork has advanced, and sales OF city
were made at IL SO. We quote, Prime
Beef 95a6 50--Prime Pork 3aS 25-Mess
Go 10 25aIo 75--Mess do Isai2 80.
ASHES.
Pots improved-sales were made at All.
los ard Pearls 48l.
NAVAL STORES.
Tar, I 87a2dolls -turpehtine, north coun-
tries, 25as 5o--do Wilmington, 2 75a3.
TOBACCO.
Richmond, CAT I-3 cts.-Petersburg, 5a
6s-kentucky, 4a6.
wHIsKEY.
94a25a cents--cider brandy, 3o--new
Whale, Sass cts.---Sperma. summer
strained 65s7o--do winter do 85a9o cts.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
There has been good demand for these
articles for the last week, and prices have
generally advanced-lhe quantity of Flour
IN market has become small. New York.
;uperfne. 75-loo dolls
md Richmond city, 5-Alexandria, 75a4
37-Petersburg, Fredericksburg and Rich
nond county, 4 rs. Rye Flour, 2 70
Corn Meal, e 5o--do in hhds 10 5oalI,
Northern Wheat, first quality, 94aIoo cents
North Carolina new Wheat has been sold at
ooaIo3 for best parcels. Northern Corn,
lest, 40 ct..--Rye, 45a46 cents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
NOI'I f..
July l8, 1921

TIE undersigned Committee hereby give public
notice, that having divided the Grammar School
in this place into '~o departments. Scholars in the
LtnguAges may be retired aud pursue their s'udies
wi,h The greatest advantage They have engaged,
as ,he Teacterin in that department, Mr. NATHAairL
1sLau, whose character, talents and acq qIrements.
in their opinion, unite eminently to qualify him for
.,h. station. Mr. II will attend persorsAy on the
pupils six hours in dsy Board will be provided
in respectable families. on very moderate terms -
Tie Committee feel pledged to exett themselves.
that the situation and advantages of Scholars, who
may be placed here from abroad. shall be such. as to
give high satisfaction TO parents and to the public
PARTICULAR attention will be psid to their morals.
OLIvEa BRowE, RosesTf NoYEs.
JAMES HELkg, THOMAS :. TAYLOR,
rHoMAsR X Wells. WILKiNs UppiKs,
ELIsHAR PoTrnR COnssifles. !.
L,ne Rect, july IL, 1921
DRowN UNIVERSITY, July 13, 1921.
Mr. NATHAsIrL HsLMR. does in my opinion.
fully support the character given him in the above
Notice ASA MESsRR
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

II A. PITAUx, from Paris, respectfully
l. informs The inhabitants Of Newport,
that he intends opening School for instruct
ing the F'ench Language, on Monday next.
Apply o, Mrs. Coor's Ho,el Private Les.
sons will be also given in families if request.
ed.
~ Satisfactory Recommendation, Of Mr.
P's qualifications, &C. will be exhibited to all
interested July IS
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More good EJ,1une at Wood's.

More good FJ'lAae at W0od's.
b. On pA,uiday .ast, 5997 was the
first drawn nu.Hber IN Inc very Popular
Domestic Lottery, and was entitled to
Three thousand Dollars. Ihi, tortu
nate nunUe1 va, sod III whole Ticket,
at the ola eslQbASued sEee of J. B.
WOOD; who had lim pleasure ofpay.
ing cash for it before shutdown, the same
day, to Messrs. 50nes s. Uheeley, Edit
ors Of the Providence Patriot, VINO were
tle fortunate owners.
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eau ION.

a one dollar bill OF the LandholderS
Hank, altered to ten, was offered al my
Office yesterday. ll is executed in a
mastery manner, and would deceive any
one not acquainted with bLls--but the
detection is easy, for this Bank issues no
bills larger than fve dollars
|E!y 81 }. d. WOOD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01

Tie specimens OF writing from which these frc
lady OF respee,abiy who eft school but few days
p svIous 10 taking lessons" under the directions
'oi an instructor; the improved hand was written
within fifteen days aitei the Arst lesson the orig inal
manuscript. with name &c. may be seen Cat the A.
eademy As sboye.) and shew more Improvement
than 10 here exhibited.
Line, are dispensed with not only because they
are deemed useless but highly detrimental To the
progress OF every pesson studying or practising this
Art.-Thcy Serve to destroy III It freedom and bold.
ness OF execution so essential for writing with ease
aud dispatch; the difficulty OF keeping 10 the line,
often exceeds that OF executing The letters the Ia
ciiy with which persons learn 10 write straight
withou, lines, on This system, has convinced the
most ncredulous OF It's utility
Ladies' will find this hand not only fashionable,
but peculiarly sdaped to epis,olary purposes,
Ladies ana Gentlemen write IN separate apart.
ments, snt may attend at any hour during the day,
and al different hours suting their convenience.
Making good pen being Of the utmost conse.
que"'e Tor handsome writer. this simple and easy.
ye' too often neglec,td Qual6o aton shall be strict
y attended to, and all who attend these lessons will
be instructed TO make pen on principles that will
enable them to make any number Of pens precisely
OF the same description
fsrms for the whole course Of lessons includ ing
pen IN king ink. paper &c I@o Dollars and GGy
cents
T. ). ladies' and Gentlemen forty Yeas Of age and
upwards have attended these lessons with success
and satisfaction
July l8 1921
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

HhSR!so7oE,sc -Cterks CHee Courl Common
Ptras July, 1871
II request. the creditors Of NATBArinL Cor.
- TsgLL Of TX ter in The county OF Washington
az nsovsnt debtor are notified to appear at the
Court of Common Pleas. to be holden at south Rngs.
town within and for the county Of Washington on
the second Monday Of Angus, next on the second
day of the term. Gfthey see f to nominate Assign.
ees to receive and distribute The estate Of s,d Cot
,feli 10 and among his creditors, sgreeably to the
provisions Of an act for the reefof insolvent debt
ors passed June Session, A.D 1890.
SAMUEL HELNE. Clerk.
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State of Rhode lsla,,tl, &C..
WhsAISe 1oS,se. Clerk. office Court Common

Piras, Juiy 30, 1921
d request, the creditors of kLMBAB b CHhr
- rgLL ofsouih Kingsto in the County Of WASH
ington iaborcr hereby notified to appear - ,he
Court Of Common Pleas 10 be holden q, south Epgs'
town, within and for the county of Washington on
the second Monday Of Angus, next on the second
day Of the term, tf they 6) 10 nominate Assign
to receive and distribute tie estate OF tie ssid
Chsppel among his creditors, sgreesby to the pro-
,ns Of an act entitled an set for the relief OF in
sslvent debtors, passed Jone ssssion, 1890.
SAMUEL HLLME, CiuA
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CHARLESTON, July II.

Bouabdrtes Illness confirmed Capt.
Mann. of the ship Amanda, arrived from
Liverpool, spoke on the 9th OF June, in
rat. SO p. long. 80 Is, the British ship
Bristol, a. davs from 81. Helena Tor
London, and was informed that Bouapayte
was SO seriously i'll, that it. was not ex-
pected lie would recover.
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Commissioners Nonce.

Commissioners V0hce.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Cour, Of Probate. for the town OF Charles
town, in the county of Washington, Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims Of the creditors
against the Estate OF
SAMUEL KISYON.
lac OF Chsrestown, yeornan. deceased. represented
insoyent, do hereby give notice thst twelve months
is allowed from the Cd day Of April. 1894. to the
creditors Of said Estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims, and that we will attend for the
purpose Of receiving the same at the house OF Mari
borough Stanton. on the third Monday OF July inst
and on the the third Monday Of August next at the
house Of Edward Wilcox Esq. and 90 to continue
TO meet on the third Mondays in each month dur.
ing the time allowed
PELRG CROSS, ,,,-.
BROwiNG GREEN,
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
EDWARD WILCOX, y9dnr.
Chsrle..ovp, July 2, 1874 III
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PORTRAIT OF MR.. MONROE.

w. II. Morgan, vi Philadelphia, has
published portrait OF the President, to
correspond with otuar,'s Washington,
and the one lately published ct Mr.. Mad
ison. The likeness Is estee ned to be
very correct, and the engraving is exc
o,lled In the best style.
National .7duocaic.
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BOOKS, &c.

WHELPLEy' > COmpend Of History, with
w questions adaped 20 ditto, by Rev. 10.
seph Emason, pdce 5 so
P.opheoy Of Dante, poem by Lord Byron,
pnce 8 CTS.
Percy Anecdotes, Humanity" ptics 50
cents.
Histo &c Sac e, price IS cents.
Evansencsi Instructor, designed for the
use OF SCHOOLS and families, compiled BY
William Collier, A. NJ
ALSO,
Saunders's Patent Razor Suops,i is very
powerful in particular for thick edged Ra-
Eds, for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01
An act to prevent Geese from running at
large in the town OF Newport.

7pE IL enacted BY he Town of .Aewport, and b. the
~ authority thereof nH enacted lhat no persun
dwelling IN the .0wn OF Newport, shall permit any
Goose orGeese to at large IN any OF the streets,
commons or Highways of said town, upon pam and
penalty Of forteng such goose or geese so running
at large; and it shall and may be awiu' for any per-
son, being a freeman of said Town OF Newport upon
finding any goose geese going At large IN said
town, OF which such person is freeman, to stay,
seize and take up, all such goose geese, 50 go
ing at large. whether they belong to the inhabitants
within or without said town, and it or them 10 con-
vert to his or her own use, without being accounta
BILE in any sort for the same.
Votcd, That the above act be and remain in force,
from and after thirty days from the date hereof
true copy.
CHARLES GYLES. Town Clerk
Newport, July 20, 1921. [Ai1
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n WPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JvIr 81, 1921.

BY an advertisement in this day 5 paper
1t viii DC seen that the Boston company
OF Comedians, with auxiliaries from 9TH
er Theatres, will opcn the Theatre In this
town on Monday next. A good com.
pany OF able performers will always meet
a liberal support from the inhabitants OF
Newport-and we are happy to learn that
the present company are mghly respecta.
ble, IN point OF taienis as Well as character.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01

Pensacola "A letter from Pensacola
states, that the increase OF strangers was
very great and that within few years
it must become very important city,
as no place in America was so finely sit
uated. All that is wanted, says the let
ter, is importing capital to bring the
merchants of Tennessee, Kentucky, AL.
ALBANIA, Mississippi, SC to Pensacola, to
to lay in dry goods, &c. and of course,
the greater part of the produce of these
COUNTRIES would find its way to the same
place.
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LIS | Or LII lfRS,
In the Post Office, August /, 1921.
Appleton WIN. 1t Nose, Ann C..
Abro Samuel ). hlcGlennon John
Almy France, Manchester We'ghy
Burns Nancy Nicolson May 2 Ii.
Buckmaster Martha Oldidse NJ.
Belts Sarah Patke, John
Butts CoggesbalI Peckham Erasmus K
BurCick Eliza.snn Piice Wan.
Blanchard Wm. Plnkham Reuben J.
BJiley John Pet'y Elizabeth
Coy Caleb Page
Coggeshall Mary PhllIps James Is.
Cornold Hannah Q imbey Asahel
Castcff Ma,y-ann kulledge Wm.
Cornell Gardner T. Reed John
Chase G. s Palmer Sutle Mary
Cranston Rebeckah Scmoe H,nosh
Clarke Pnebe Sheffield J Inn
Grin. In. II. Shearman Mindrell
Dock ay James r. Sadus Roy
Dunhayn VIM. Smith Nathaniel
Dagson James II. Seamote Ma Yam
Durham Mary S'mons Kca!'ng
Dyer Sampson Taylor Nicholas
Eas,on. Elizabeth Tburber Rhoby
Earl Matilda Tunstali Hezekiah
Fowler George Thomas George
Gaudy John . II. Thurstno Wm.
Quincy Elizabeth White Rboba
Greenleai L. p. : Il. Wibour Arnold
Gould Henry Whiting Ebenezer
Gist States White Deborah II. 2
Giraud Francis V. Wilson James
Greenold Hartford Wing Phila
Hsnshaw Jacob S. Weaver Sarah
H.egerdou Susan Williams John Z.
Hall Seth Neso Shgreham.
Hayward Ca,harino Mott Lodowick
Howlant Phebe Sands Ns,hi.
Huntington Sarah Sands Ray 2 Il.
Homer jacob, Wiley Aaron
Hill Bernard Janrstovn.
Harvey Mary Rowland Daniel
Holt Eliza Watson Borden 2 1t.
Hopkins lsasc Watson John J.
Knol,on James Watson hbizah b.
Lawton Benz. 2 Ii. Portmoufh.
Lawton Robert Cook Daniel
Latkin Peer Chase Daniel
L.ske George hfiddteiowc.
Langley T.. Li,tleheld Wm.
Lyndon Nancy army.
Mnnningham Msrtin Burns Wm.
Mcclellan Hugh Thomas Allen
Mann Wilb Doct.
B. b. MUMFORD, Postmaaey.
TPnIN7IAG, g, y all knds, ereeuied in
,an.fac.orv marrsry ~ fts Office.
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THEATRE.
--1SN-

THE Managers oi the Boston Company
L respectfully announce to the inhabitants
oi Newport and vicinity, tha, the Theatre will
be opened
On MONDAY Evening next, Aug. s,
When will be presented much admired
PLAY-io S acts.
7'ier ,siieh
A NEW BALLET,
BY Mr.. and Mrs. PAaXER. of New-york Theatre.
To conclude rrith
A FAVORliE AZ rERPIECE.
particulars of the performance, in future adver-
tisemenls and bills of the day
~ As the Compsny arc under an engage.
ment TO perform III Providence the latter part
Of August, their stay in Newport is necessa'
rliy limited to few nights only.
.Aerresrl. InH 81.
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We understand In-t lhe crew of the
fishing smack, wIncn roobed the Store of
Niessrs. D. Bowen - co. i'll TINS town,
have been atrcsled at NewOu.yport-
they are supposed 10 have acConpIIces
In Boston. lib
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01

On Wednesday last, the Rev. DR..
AUSTIN, late President OF Burlington
College, Yer. Was installed as Pastor
OF lne first congregational Church and
Society lii tins town - The Sc rviccs
were soiemn and lmptcssive.-.2er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01

We learn that ala lnonn was commit
ted to prison, on sunday las,, at South
kingstown, on charge OF having mur.
dered his vile.
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DIED.,

n this town. on the 2Sd alt. Mrs RurLEpc.,
wife OF Mr. William Rutiedge, OF Charleston, ) G.
At Midaletown. on the i7th ult Mrs. ABIGAIL
wkavEa, wife Of Mr.. Daniel Weaver, aged IS
ycars
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-01

The United States schooner Spark is
row in the !,arbor of New York, and the
new rational schooner oIphin, Captain
Conner, lately built at Philadelphia, is al
SO ordered to New. York, from whence
they will sail in company with the ship of
the line Franklin, Commodore Stewart,
for the Pacific Ocean, in the course of
few days.
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Aug /.

LEGHOKN, s rkAW g. CHIP.
A large assortment OF Leghorn, Straw,
and CHIP Boonets, Tor sale by II. SES-
SlONS. Aug
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10 be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,

On SATURDAY, August = 1921,
THE schooner Betsey, with her tack
Il le and apparel, burthen 81 tons, as she
now lies al the sanding 10 Assone,. For fur.
ther particulars enquite of > & G BOWEN,
Newport, or 10 JOSEPHUS BRIGGS, As.
sonet. Angus, /.
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WRITING ACADEMY,

WRITING ACADEMY,
Corner ot Church and Styme. Sneei,
Opposite the Fpiseefal Church.
.AEBP P0RT.
7 SHEFFIELD-Finishing Writing
- Master. tesches in ten or fifteen lessons, the
mos, indifferent writer's, without exception 10 age,
III spwsrds OF twelve years. or regard to in,eters
cy OF habit, 10 srte an elegant expeditions Run
ming hand. perfectly legible and straight without
lines and without raising the pen in the execution
ofeyen the longest word. on principles so simple il
is acquired with ease in the above number of les.
sons; and when once acquired is stter retained
for conformation OF which he appeals to several
hundred Ladies' snd GenSemen who have taken
lessons Of him, aud to their specimens of improve.
ment, which the public are respectfully invited TO
examine at the Academy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-07
From The Boston hteliigencer.
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.


Some persons have expressed strong de.
sire that the Statue of Washington, by Cano-
va, the Italian Sculptor, now On board the
Columbus may be opened for the inspection
o. the curious, previous to its trans-shipment
90 North Carolina. under the authority Of
which State ii was executed. such a wish,
though not unnatural, con,idering the palri.
otto feelings and almost devotional love of
the people here for the memory Of Washing.
ton could not be graitied, without great
hazard and Inconvenience. The Statue con-
Sis o, two parts-the pedestal and the fig
ure--and to be seen TO advantage must be
viewed as i, will appear when erected. The
figure weighs about 5000 lbs and the pedes.
tai as much more The Statue, therefore
is very large 10 its dimensions. and has been
carefully packed by those persons in Italy,
whose profession is is to perform such labor.
Ii mig ht perhaps be ultimately safe to open
the case or cases, and view the work of M.
Canova; but it certainly would be hazard
Jus SltCibPN NNSu ~ w SOuIu Tue COH-
sent of the Governor of North Carolina,
which it would be unreasonable to expect.
We have seen al elegant engraving of this
statue brought ou' by an officer oil the Colum-
bus, said to BE- very exec lent resemblance
OF the marble II this be true. we have no
doubt the work will crafty the public for its
classical elegance anf mastery execution;
but it will not convey TO posterity just idea
OF the likeness or costume OF Washington -
II is more extraordinary that Cancva should
have failed in the likeness,as perhaps no dis
tirguished character Of modern tiues, has
ever been more faithfully represented. both
in painting and sculpture, than Washington.
HIS Portraits by Stuart. and his bust by Hu-
do he French artist, sre illustrations of
eagf other. and are finished likenesses of the
orlgina head. 1t could not have been diff.
Gu for Canovs TO have obtained copies If
to'h. This likeness, il is reported was Ia.
ken from portrait OF General darlington,
in possession OF the American Consul at
Leshorn.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Office Of ~ Y. Mercantile advertiser, !
.New York, august z -noox.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The ship Triton has arrived at Boston
from Liverpool, which place she LETT on the
I'd OF July. We have received by this arri.
val, the London Times Of June 3Olh, one
d'y later than was brought by the James
Monroe.
London, June 80.
The French mail of the 26h inst. arrived
yesterday in due course. We find para
graph from Genoa in the journal ,des De.
bates, stating that the combined forces of
Austria and Naples had landed at Palermo
on the 3lst May. Their presence, it was
hoped, would put an end 10 the anarchy
which reigned throughout Sicily, where eve.
~ commune governed itself, and all higher
authority was 1isregarded.
Letters from Vienna OF the 10Th commu.
nicate intelligence from Bucharest Of the Sd
inst with further details OF the state Of he
Greek Instruction in that quarter. Ii seems
probable, from these letters. that the horrible
cruelties committed by the Turks on enter
ing Bucharest, when all the Greeks they
could succeed in capturing were impaIed
alive, have awakened spirit in the adjoin-
ing provinces Of Bosnia and Servia, which
may still find full employ ment for the Turk.
ish army in the northern provinces, and even
raise the sinking fortunes of YpsiIanti. The
Servians are said to have attacked and des-
Toyed, on the Danube, between Pore witz 4
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Kladora, Turkish battalion of soo
who y ere Oh their march to JON The IN
army. Ypsilanti, it is now stated has
trenched himself at Tergowishi, wbs,s
vas daily joined by large numbers Of rpc,,
irntated by the barbarlies and depredaro,
OF the Turks Near Bucharest, which !, ;,
head quarters Of the Turk ish army, fo..
of s2, 900 men, of whom one half arc c,v,,SE
is encamped. They only awaited the all
val OF Jussuf, Pacha Of lbrail, from Jss.v
attack the main body Of the Greeks Ler,
received by Greek house al Vienna re,.
sent The state o! af,Irs in much more f,,,
rable light for their countrymen; augmen,n
the extent of the instruction in that mar, u
Turkey. and describing the Turkish army Il
without discipline, and in danger of Ls>k
cut off from its resources. We believe bo'
ever. from comparison Of statements III,
north of the Danube, the chances of war >,
in ITS present stage, against the Greeks b /
the imposing Turkish force employed agaiv,
them proves that their strength even there,
greater than had been imagined.
Atvices from Cons,a ntinople to the Sd n
June, were received yesterday. at wbj6
date the embargo on Foreign vessels Isde.
wit corn still continued. The lressur
however, purchased with promp; payment
all that was offered. The armaments wer.
proceeding with great activity, PARTICULAR
in the arsenal, and new Notifications wen
erecting on the Bosphorus. From this,
would appear that a visit from the Gre.k
fleet IS held by the Divan 10 be a possible
contingency No fresh intelligence from,be /
Morea had been received al ConsIanlirops
Information had arrived of the proceedna
at Smyrna, wbch led 10 an immediate oriet'
frou the Turkish government to the Psehs,
OF Cesarea, to take the city under bus pro
lection, and, above all, to consult the safety
of the foreigners residing there. A simiIal
Injunction was transmitted 10 the civil authc
rites of Smyrna.