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to march into Spain several new French regi-
ments, and companies of artillery.

requested to suffer their troops tn remain 10
spain six months after the first of Jan. ensuing.
LII Gen. Copons is Ia be tried by Court
/ Martial. He is deeply implicated, not only
because he was the 6rst who presented ths
Constitution to the King in 1914 hut moreover
because he presided at the Court Martial
which conden ned Lieut.. Coiiiieu to die.
private letter from Paris intimates the
probable recall Of Gen. Guileininot from Con-
stantinople. The favor in which he stands
with the Duke D'Angouleme, il is supposed,
VIII secure him high post in the French
councils. IL is added that he will be succeed.
ed by NJ. lie Ferrouays, and that Baron de
Damas will have the command of the army
| in Spain.
LoSpoS. Oct. ls.-A vessel uad-r the
Grrclan flag arrived on Monday off Dover,
ON board OF which Mr.. Biaquiere is understood
To br passenger. The following is an extract
OF letter received from that gentleman, by
the Srcretary ofihe Greek Committee.
1--WE sard from NapoIi di Romaaia on the
he s9ih of August, touched atZante ON the
| 3lst, and left it On the following day /; put in
To Malaga Tor wafer, and have been seventeen
days on our Passage thence. With respect to
Inc state oil Affairs IN iha confederation, when
we left, ana justified tn representing il as very
prosperous. You have, Of course, RECEIVED
the account and details 0f Admiral Sactuvi,s
APo"s W. ucoupliU uTktSil line OF
battle ship, frigaie, and a corvette, together
with anumber of transports, in the vicinity of
oamos, an the Goth August, and without any
greater iofce Than squadron Of eighteen
Irr"k ships. The total failure Of Alehemet
AIRS formidsbles xprdiiiOn. must also he known
to the friends Of Greece in England. Al SaL,na
and IFS neghborhood the succcs ses have beru
most brilliant, the army Of Dervish Pacha
having been beaten and dispersed some days
before my departure from Napuli di Romania
Inc FRINGE aiaurocordato, from whsm found
letters at Zantr, had advanced into Arcania
and established his head quarters at Lidouriks.
where large force was collected to attack
me faciia Scutarrs troops ; but that Chief
nad been enabled to collect only $500 men,
ann there WAS, consequently, no appearance
OF any attack ON the side af Valt0s and Keno
md.ls. You must also have heard, that the
division which had advanced towards Athens.
has been drisen back TO Negropont. hope
that the hrst letters you receive will brig AN
account Of the destruction of Mrhemet A.
armament. The whole Greek fleet, to the
number OF 100 sail, was destined FIR this grand
OBJECT, and was on its way to Rhodes fur ths
purpose Of attacking the enemy"
From the .Ntrc Yort Gazette.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
We are Indebted 10 cur Boston Correspon-
dent, Nlr. Topl'n. for LiverpouI papers fo the
i6th ult. received at that port by the ship Ja-
va. They do not contain any LATER London
dates than were received by the Queen Nab.
we select few summary articles, and an ac-
rount Of the Market, from the Mecury of the
18th.
There had been very heavy rains in Eng
land, which rendered the roads in som. mis-.
Gees almost impossible.
Liverpool paper remarking on the nom
arr'aio OF the New York packet ships, observes
=" Ii rs very seldom, fever, that these beau
utul ships which perform their passages with
almost the same certainty and precision as
port"
Late accounts from Madras state that the
cnolela morbus bad been very fatal there in |
May and june.
LATEST NEWS FROM TURKEY.
We have been kindly favoured by a com |
Inercial gentlemen OF this town with the fol- |
lowing important extract of letter, dated at
Smyrna, Cd Of Sept. being II duplicate des- |
patched by the way of TouIon by a French |
ship OF war, transmitted fIom Marseilles and
received here yesterday, prior to the arrival
OF the Turkey mail of the same date. now
due. The intelligence which it conveys reIa-
tive to the detection Of the Turkish troops |
on learning the fate Of their countrymeo at
Ssmos IS curious; and no doubt can he en-
iers'oed OF The extent of the panic stated to
be excited among thefn-the writer of the
letter being, himself, we are assured. hostile
to the Greek cause -" The Turks have been
panic struck by the Greeks having burnt a
lrgate, brig and corvette, by their fire sbips.-.
me greater part of The army Immediately
disbanded, and the fleet is said TO have left the
vicinity of Samos. Such proceedings are
quite wonderful. There is yet no improve
'nrnt in business Indeed causes exists for il
10 be even more dull than hitherto, in copse-
quence Ola great portion Of the hundred thon-
sand men assembled at Scaianova, having dis
banded TO return home. The roads are COW
e,ed WIN them IN every direction, and they
plunder every thing they meet. Even the
Turkish ambassador from the Porte TO the
VIceroy Of Egypthas not been respected, hav-
ing been robbed Of every thing he possessed
even his clothes.
FROM LA GUAYRA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-G'he schr. Edgar,
Captam Halfway, arrived last evening in II
days from LA Guayra. BY this arrival we
nave received regular GIe OF the Caracas
~ Cofombiono, from the ! st of Srptember. 10
The goth Of October, inclusive. These papers
contain no intelligence ofimporiance; bit Cant.
hhard, who came passenger IN the Edgar,
mas furnished us with copy the Colombian
uazette Extraordinary, Of Nov. 4, containing
an Official confirmation Of the victory of
Bolivar, over the cavalry Of the Royalists un
der CaDterac. This despatch was received Al
Caraccas by an extraordinary post, which left
bogota on the goth Of September. The par
iiculars do not differ essentially from advices
which have already been published.
Gen. Pssz had also received ia Caracas,
letter from Gen. Bolivar, written on the field
OF battle, stating. the loss Of the enemy in the
late battle to BIZ IN killed, wounded and priso.
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