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by the ship Josephine, Capt Coles, arrived at
New. York, in 4 days from Liverpool, London
papers to the 18th Nov. and Liverpool to the
both have been received.


4 paper ofthc last date says--"lt is stated on
good authority, that the Turks have at last Weld
cd to the rcnonsrances of England and France
on the subject Of the Greeks, aud that an ar
rangcment for the independence of Greece will
be made on terms lc, favorable to the Porte than
has been formerly proposed


The arrival Of Lord Beresford at Lisbon, excit-
cd great sensation among the inhabitants, who
Expressed great JOY on the occasion. Ills rcccp-
ton at court wasvcry hatcring, and great ben
eft is expected from his pacific councils.