CORFU, , August Ia.
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General Chulch has formed camp on Mount Ger
atnos in order to be able to succUur Cornth should
the enemy show any intention of attacking it. He
has also assembled body Of 5000 men, with which
he intends to land on the shores of Atica and Ne
gropont, preparatory to an occupation Of Thermo-
pylae.


lbrahim is still at Modon. The troops Of the Ser
asker divided into six bodies, but being all de-
ached in different directions, they have been beaten
by the Greek guerlas, who have penetrated as far
as Thebes. The garrison of Athens has been con-
siderably diminished, and it is in such weak state,
that if the Greeks could muster the necessary means,
they might attack it with the happiest success.


In general the affairs Of Greece have changed their
appearance for the better. We expect soon to have
some important news from the side of Thessay,
where General Church is going to join the Chiefs OF
Olympus, who have already occupied Thermopyle.
The troops of the Seraskier will thus be deprived of
the provisions and communications they used to OBJ
tain, and keep up through that defe. Acarnaman.
is almost entirely occupied by the Greeks, and it is
hoped that Mssolonghi will soon fall into their
hands,


We have no later news of Lord Cochrane, nor is
it known whether he steered tor the East with his
prize, or whether he remains in the waters of Patras


The St. Petersburgh Journal to the 9Th Inst. has
come to hand this morning. 1t contains the follow
ing news from Georgia =