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laved by other causes than the usual stu- r;d inactivity of the Turks. Mchemcd A ii Pasha, the Bey of Egypt, probably 0n- der,ook the conquest of the M"rea, under ,he supposition that he should effect it cas- ilv, as he did that of Candid hut he has been miserably disappointed and he now finds himself so drained by the immense exnense he has been at that he cannot com U,and money to send out this expedition. His crops have failed; he has drained his country so completely to fill up his ranks, that men enough are not left for the cultivation of the earth so that we are in some measure -eased of our fears of the most formidable enemy of Greece. Fur key, without Egypt, cannot put her down and t requires oU the aid of France, to prevent Mdhemed Ai from becoming e Bankrupt.

 It was much feared that the submission of some districts in Roumelia would be a great damper to the cause in that part, but we see only on account of their inability to oppose Cutuchis, that some cantons a. greed to suspension of hostilities. They are now up again, and we learn that Gen. Chongas has not entered into any parly as was repoIt ted. remain yours, &c.

 s. c, HOWE.