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Colocotroni, Nikitas, Botzaris and Gene us, with 5000 Greeks, and lost 1900 killed, many wounded and prisoners, IA pair of colours, 8 cannon and 800 horses. Fur ther, it was reported that the Greeks had got the town of Caristo, Redschid was kill led, and Miaulis had beaten the Turkish fleet again near Candia.-N. Y Amer.

 LONDON, Feb. 10.

 Spain and Portugal.-There has been no direct intelligence since our last. All the news we have received, indirectly, ,how- ever, through France and Spain, tends strongly to prove the hopeless dispersion and defeat of the apostolical rebels. The battle of Cornoches de Beira is stated to have been for some time warmly contest ed and the success of the royalists to have been, at last owing to a report, (how or iginated, or how circulated, during the heat of battle, does not appear,) that the English troops, after their landing, had im- mediately marched for Beira, and were al- most close at hand. Upon this notion get ting ground, the officers immediately be- took themselves to flight, and large DOT tOA Ol WCAt ONCl tO lAlC NOH" tinential army. After tho battle, the news of amnesty being published by the Regent induced still larger number, indeed al- most the whole corps of Magessi, one of the rebel commanders, to the Court de Villa Flor. The remainder took refuge in tho Spanish territory.

 Of the manner in which they were there received, the accounts are by no means clear. Some state that they were supplied with arms and amuniton, and e. ven that large sum of money was imme- diatly sent off from Madrid, for the pur- pose to enable them to make second inva- sion which indeed is alledged to have ta- ken place. It is, in fact, probable, that some of these refugees have again crossed Duro, and thus entered the province oi Tras os Montes but there is little proba- bility of their being in much force, or, con- sidering the way in which opinion must now be operating in favor of the constitu- tional cause, of their murders receiving much accession.

 On the other hand, M. Salmon, ,the Span ish minister for foreign affairs, is stated tc have addressed an official note to MT. Lamb the British Ambassador, represented"That his Catholic Majesty has seen, with the utmost indignation, the conduct recently pursued by Gen. Longa and by the Gov ernor of Ciudad Rodrigo, who, in contra vention of the orders which had Eeen sent to disarm the Portugnes rebels who had re- entered the Spanish territory, and to di- rect them to the interior, 40 leagues from the frontier, have manifested so little zea in fulfilling the directions of his Majesty that the refugees who entered on the 12tl inst. at different points on the banks of thu Torneo, had been suffered to repass tho Douro, by the Hinajoso and Friexenda and to re-enter the Portuguese province O Tras os Monies and that in consequence of theSe occlrrenceS Gen. Longa and thc