FROM GREECE
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by vessel arrived at this port from NIarseilles,
we have received ii series of letters from Greece,
from Gen. Jarvis and DR.. Howe. We have not yet
had leisure TO peruse them all ; but that from the
laergentleman is Of deep interest, and gives Wv
I'D description Of the present state Of that distracted
country. The following postscript is dated Poros,
July 18th.


"P. s. The ship Six Brothers arriving at Ma
poll from New York, thought it my duty to advise
her rot 10 remain, as trouble was brewing and |
came here in her. This moment letters from Ma
poll inform that open war has broken out in the
place between Gryas, commander OF the upper cas-
IT,, anil Fontoumaris, commanding the lower. Gri-
vas is bombarding the place men, women and
children are killed and wounded every hour and
the English commander lying there has been obliged
to threaten in order to save the remaining families
the houses and shops are puudered a horrd
scene of confusion is going on-I go there in day
or two, to try TO remove the Hospital, and shall
write you.'' NJ Y. Com. .adv