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OF tile frame work is SO great ,b,. -,


dom get out of tune, and The So,, ,"a, 'hey SCI,
80 ,.;.t ,n ION ."ose enormous pieces If ss 'e
WIN WIN winch It was formerly cumbereSJ' d " ;s0od
oer 20 resist inc strain, possesses much u o.
elasticity, and seconds the vibratiouu" mere mere
strings much better. The tone Of th.s o II.
strunents is wonderful, both in nom. ,mese In.
mellowness, and the mechanism I"ef ;s 0a aud
fect, that 1t admits of the most ds,;" per
well as OF the strongest touch. Inda.a'e
nave no doubt that when they arc ~ We
they will put an end to the imnor,,.;S . A;noSn
foreign Pianos. NM. pleyel have ai.a .,0r Of
obtained a patent for square pisrsa'o s'o JUS
single strings.-French Paher. '' With


Two stage coaches were lately ,,o,.
and robbed at benicastle, on the road dFlNa sl
Valencia to Barcelona. The first w,s 'om
corted by two men, armed, one os whom n'a' ~
his horse, was killed on the spot. Tn. tn. VII WIN
ductor of the other received twen,, .uN =.
stabs, which have since proved mortal Two wv
postillion was also lett dead on the sne, .As
the travellers all pillaged. S''
GREECE.--The following is an .x,,,.,
from letter from Mr.. Orlando, one nssu ~ y.
late Greek Deputies, to a member fp.u WV
Lament in London, dated Marseilles n.,s
Der 81, from which it appears, that acco,S
ing to the last accounts received. III. me-.
poets of the Greeks were assuming a f,pru.
able aspect = N''


"The news from Greece is. in every ;.
spect of more favourable natur, ,hs, @
heretofore. Letters, which received a' %,
terday, bearing date 29th Sept. state ;Sa, G
the Turkish feet was at Mytene; that A.
the Greeks at Samos, which place The f,'
mer have endeavored to possess themS.,v.,
of, but have been successfully renu,,d
They may now be considered in stat. ~
inactivity quite hors de 6ataiYc In r.i.s
ence to lbrahim Pacha, he is repres>o,ei,, ),
be in similar situation: his father ha, 70.
mitted him stores and provisisns for nj,
year, but was totally unable to supply him hin,
with his most important w,nt-nam,lv
troops Our hopes are, consequently. Il
some measure, fattering; General Bower
with about twenty of his officers. have ar
rived here, they are, for the present. a, II.
Lazaret. ! also find that one of the steam
vessels the Perseverance, with CAPT. Hat.


ings, had arrived at Napoli di Romaui, :
Upon the whole, fortune at present smiles
upon us; and, should she still be propitiou,
in our behalf, this year will, in all proba


bility. restore liberty and independenc. /,
I Greece"