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THE GREEKS.
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The following is the substance of news
from Constantinople TO the 10th of April, re-
ceived At Trieste on the 9Th of Nav


Lord Cochraen, who arrived III Greece
with brig, a large schooner, and about
the French Philhellenes, declared to the
Assembl, at Egna, that he was come to as
sst the Greeks in recovering their liberty,
and that he desired to be appointed High
Admiral of their feet. The Hytlriots did
not at first seem inclined to obey a foreigner,
but Lord Cothrane having declared that he
could not serve except on this condition, and
that otherwise he should withdraw they
consented, and his Lordship having been
unanimously appointed High Admiral, had
squadron equipped composed of his two
vessels, the American frigate Hellas, the
Perseverance, (steamboat) and four chosen
Hydriot ships, in all eight sail, with which
he is gone on secret expedition. 1t is
thought that the Admiral will go to Negro.
pont and Seitonni. or towards the Mediter.
ranean. 1t is sad that the Porte is much
alarmed at the arrival of Lsrd Cochrane
and that it uses cyery exertion that its fee
may put TO sea as soon as possible under tn,
com mand Of certain Soieiman of Alexan
d,a, who is resolved to measure his strength
with the English Admiral. Eight men Of
war; two frigates, four corvetts, and brigs
have already sailed from the Dardandelles
They will be followed by thrty-sx othe
men n-of-war and many transports"


LORD COCHRANE'S PROCLAMA-


TlON.


"G-ceks-Your most dangerous enemy