
ENGLAND.

The following appears by way of Postscriptto to the
London New Times of 4th of October
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London New Times of 4th of October:-


City, WeAnesday euerng


In the early part of the day the transactions in
the English Funds were of the most limited, char
acer, and the price Of Consuls nearly stationary,
alternately buyers and sellers at 81. Towards the
close Of the market, however, on the rumour
which was circulated with confidence that the Egypa
tian fleet had landed troops at Hydra, and had de-
stroyed moi only the garrison. but the chief of the
inhabitants. decline took place. and the price fell
to Sc rs 81 for Account, at which rate they ef, off
after having been 81 l-S. AT late hour in the day.
however, notice was placed on the board at lioy-
eds from the agent, under date Malta the l2th Sept.
stating that the Egyptian fleet, consisting of eighty
sail, had been fallen in with bound to the Morea, and
that Vice Admiral Sir Z. Codrington had left Smyr-
ma with twelve sail on the lst and Cd September
it also added that his Maiesty's ship Dyad and
the Hind cutter sailed from Malta to JOIN the Bri-
tish Admiral.


This threw some discredit on the original report,
but still the rumour for the moment caused very
unpleasant sensation, forit was stated that the Is
land of II, dra, which was at one time the seat Of
the Greek Government. had experienced the same
melancholy fate as those of lpsara and Reio.