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iTtHt tHt stGH-IEIN slHtCIttHH.


The port oi Nayurn. whore the combined forces
ofFrance, England and Russia, have So ataly crush
ed tl,c naval power Of Turkey, is one u the best
harbours Of the Morea on the south wcst. Fhe
haIhor IS formed BY the island Of Sphacterla, Gan
cient Sphlgin) and three isies. which leave three
passages The most lrequented passage is on the
north, between Sphacterla and the Nam. and is
commanded by the canron OF Old Navarn situated
at the southern extremity Of the port. The en-
trance is about cable. leneth broad between high
rocky shores. having depth for tile largest ships
The southern through which the allied fleet enter
ed, is about 2000 toises hroad---cqud to 9 ia Eng
ilsh miles. he island OF SphacaIia ind the for
tress OF Navarn, completely command this tntrance
The harbour itself, is in the form OF Il horse shoe,
and the Turkish line Of battle correspondent 10 the
contour Of the harbour.


This, as il was the first scene Of lhrahrls IT,
umph, has also proved the scene Of lis dcslruclion
The God Of Battles has at length poured forth bis
vengeance on the savage Egyptian, and we wait to
hear ofhts entire expulsion from the land of classic
fame.


We know that in this dreadful contest, the blood
Of men VIII How like water but not, there
fore disposed to check our joy, at the prospect Of
Termination 10 Turkish despoilsm in Europe


We lament the destruction that we are aware
must involve thousands of our fellow beings but
our lamentations are swallowed up in the proll
/ thought oil liberty 10 Greece. II is a holy cause.
The cry of Allah il Allah, has too long sounded
from the minalets Of Constantinople, the death
word to freedom and learning. The religion of
SIahomet, like the simoom Of the desert, has with
cred wherever it has passed The track of the sa-
racen has always been marked by its ravagos blight
ing and destroying in It's progress the fair influence
of freedom, religion, and humanity. The short
reigus of a Caliph, by adding a splendor TO their
4 trlumphs, has but served to increase their vanity
and to furnish additional power to succeeding Sui
tans to wither and destroy.


gion oithe l'rophet-unmited submission to des
! potc master, and the most unqualified contempt fo
) The manners and opinions of other nations are tn,
principal traits Of character. The hour of rctribu


onis at han.!-' the ncsshinss of the Russian horse