From the Boston Patriot, October 3D..


FROM ENGLAND.
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this port from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
ed Of September, London dates to the 3lst August,
and Liverpool to the st September, have ocen re-
ceiyed. The Greeks have met with some gnou Tor
tune. Nothing detnre respecting the formation
ofthe new ministry has been decided on
The London Morning Chronicle says" |: IS
now finally determined that the MARGINS OF Anglesen
shall succeed the Marquis Of Wellesley as Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland" The noble Marquis sue
cessor at the board Of Ordnance has not yet been
named


The small pox was making dreadful ravages in
London.


The Liverpool Chronicle Of Sept. l says the ac-
counts recently received from Portugal are OF ni-
ture to excite appFehensons that the Constitutional
lists may be defeated, unless they at once receive
the most decisive support from England.


Meetings have been held in Birmingham and Liv-
erpoo to decide some token OF respect to the late
MIR. Canning. At the former an address OF condo
lence with his Majesty was unanimously agreed to-
Amonument to Mr. Canning is to be erected at Ilv-
erpool. About El5o0 have already been subscrb-
ed


1t is asserted that Mr.. Cannng's heirs will not
receive moro than one tenth part OF the sum crrone-
ously stated to have been left by him, $50, 600.
The harvest in England has commenced, and the
prospect Of its being abundant was very promising
The defeat of the Russians by the Pcrsans at LII
rvian is confirmed. The Russian Cavalry suffered
severely.


The troubles in Spain continue, and under date Of
Perpgnan, Aug. IT, it is stated that degree OF or
der exists in the assembages OF the insurgents The
towns of Campredon, Olot and Rpoli are in thei
occupation, and the Royalist volunteers are unwll
lingto go out against them. The rebels it is SAID
have their eye OH the fortress of Cardonne, the pos
session ofwhich was so valuable to Nina in 1928
The government, alarmed at the progress OF the IN
surrecton in Catalonia, has given orders to assem-
BILE 5000 men in the province. Trade was com
pleely interrupted at Barcelona by these disturb
ances. The Apostolical party (alias lnqnsitorial
had commenced plundering and leyying contrbu
tions they had twice approached within League
of Barcelona, and some OF the Spanish troops lately
sent against them had joined the standard OF th'
Church as it is termed.


The Greek subsistence committee had at its dis
posal on the first Of June, 9S, 200 Spanish dollars
besides ten ship ads of provisions, which woul
arrive after that date. Howitzers, to be mounte
on mules. with skilful engineer, and the means
making powder, had been sent from Marseilles.


The fall of the Acropolis of Athens is attribute
to the ntrigues oi Austrian agent, aud the tres
cherry of the French Colonel, Fabvier. No impres
sion had been made upon it at the time OF il
surrender, and it was provsioned for several months
The London Globe Of August 27, states that le
ters from Constantlnnple to the 10Th July, AL cor
cur in one opinion, that whatever may be require
as to Greece, the Sultan will resist the dctatlon.-
The greater number of the writer's contemplate wa
and express fears that the lives and properties
the Franks will be exposed to great danger. Sev
raj pracies have been committed in the vicinity
SMYRNA.


Leghorn .4Mg. i6.-(Extract Of a private letter
A letter from the isle Of Zante, dated the 2nd
August, says. Admiral Cochrane after havil
burnt the Egyptian brig before Alexandria. and ca
Ied terror into the enemy's country has returned
Poros. Yesterday morning little lrisae of
cannons, and schooner of the Turkish feet, pass
our island for the purpose of going to Patros su
denly Admiral Cochrane appeared near Scropl,
with the Hellas and the Soter (Savior) Phlhell
brig about noon IA brisk firing was heard. and
the evening we had news of the battle. This mol
ing, early the lIellas was seen bearing up to
island along with the Softer, which had in II
the enemy's frisate, the Greek flag flying at
mast head. The Turkish crew had been obliged
surrender, after a resisancc of ten minutes. til
vessel having been greatly damaged by the fire
the Heas The Greek sailors were on its de
enleavorng to repair the injuries it had received
The manmast was broken at the place which
ceives it. but it would be easy to mend. i
Greeks came so near to our port that we were alb
with Telescope, TO distinguish the men. As
the Turkish schooner, it was taken without hav
received any injury. The Greek vessel sailed
wards Clarenza. where they will anchor, and ;
the schooner by tomorrow morning.


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