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Corfu. J,iu 24.-Ne know nothing precise re.
specting the plan Of Lord Cochrane Or the forccs
under his command. Ibrahim Pacha has found
in all pats of the Peloponnessus, obsacl les which
he did not expect in the frmness and activity
of the Greeks He first attacked Megaspl
can, best fortified convent in Greece, and was re-
pulsed with loss. Having afterwards marched in.
to the territory of kcriteas. he met with Nkltas and
Gennaes Coloctron. Their vigorous resistance de-
feated his projects. which were to gather in the corn
and drive off the cattle, in order to send them to
Tripozza, which is in distress for provisions. The
unarmed part of the Inhabitants retire to distance
from the roads at his approach, and all the men he
| meets with are armed.


| Redschid Pacba has turned tawards the interior
of Greece, but there there four thousand resou'e
soldiers, to subduc whom will cost him troube,tme
and many men.


| The Constantin ope fleet has returned for the Sc
cond time to Navarino and left the field clear for
the four Greek briggs, which Lord Cochrane has e
to bloc kade the ntrance oil the Gull ot C0Finlh.


NAPOLI. July 9.
| Since the capitulation Of the Acropois. we remah
rather in state Of peace than of war; The courage
of those who have arms is saways the same, and the
determination Of the Greeks to rec0nQuer their IN.
dependence spreads more The very arrival OF LORD
Cochrane and General Church appear to have seal
ed the liberty Of the Greek naton. The prudence
of Gen. Church. on the one side, and his influence
on the minds of the soldiers, will recall the brilliant
era Of our victories by land the genius OF LORD
Cochrane, and his experience, will discover the
means of defeating the great Turkish vesales, anu
of inspiring terror within the enemys ports. Greece
is grateful towards both these foreign Chict, wine
have fastened to take up her cause in d'iaeWt
times and their appearance every where that dan
GER or the country. call for their aid, relreshes tGe
courage OF the Greeks General Church IS IN the
Peloponnessus be is about to form camp near
the town of Calavrita, to oppose the Arabs. VINO


traverse the interior Of the country. On the Isl OIL
this month, received intelligence that the Greeks
who guarded the Convent Of Megaspllean, had Beat
en- and repuIsed 1880 Arabs, whom Ibraham Pacha
had caused to advance against it. The loss oi the
barbarians amounted to 400 men remaining dead on
the side of hill, where the Greeks had laid in am
bush for them.


Greece only wants skilful leader to manage het
political concerns. We expect, with impatence,th'
arrival of Count Capo d'lslra ; his presence alous
will put an end to all those differences fatal tf
the common cause, by keeping the strength of th'
t country divided. Notwithstanding the disputes 0
the National Assembly, they have at length agree'
| upon the digest of Constitutional Chartcg.
a LATE INTELLIGENCE.


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