THE GREEKS. SC.
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The news from Greece is to the Sd. of
March; altho' but few days later than
previous adyices, it is nevertheless lnteres-
ting, nasmuch as it assures us Of the con-
tnued tide Of success which attends the


Greek arms.


II appears that Lord Byron was at


Tripolitza, and had restored harmony a.


mung the Peloponesian Chiefs, and had


succeeded in making the Legislature and
Executive Government, combine their ef- |


forts, to ensure the ultimate triumph of


their country. Acrocorinth (the Citadel


of Corinth,) had been provisoned At


FripolitZa, a mandatory Of gunpowder
had been established the mills Of which


were built on the basis of the Eurotas. Six


schools have been established at Trpolitza,
Mistra, Cartene, Gastonni, Calamata and


Phanari, on the Bell and Lancasterian
plan. Also, one near Missilonshi. found
ed by Prince Mavrocordato, where


Military College and Hospital had been
established by Col. Stanhope.


The siege Of the Castle Of the Little
Dardanelles and of Lepanto, was car
red on under the direction of English,
!. Prussian and French engineers, who with
S few Americans and Italians, were the on
t ly foreigners yet engaged under the banner
4 OF the Cross.


= In Epirus, Arta had fallen into the
e hands of the Greeks, and the nsurrection
d of the Pacha of Seodra is confirmed. The
lie declaration of Independence by the Pacha
ID of Egypt. has been followed by the with
ss drawal of his troops from the fortresses o
rs Crete, ,leavingthe whole and dinpossessioI
ne of the Greeks


"a Mahomed Ali Pacha, the Governor 0
I'd Egypt, has long contemplated making him
ry self independent of the Porte. He ha
of imported, eighteen months ago, upwards @
rs. 100000 stand OF arms, chiefly of Englis
W manufacture, with large supplies of or,
1T nance, stores, &c. He had also tn
u Chief of the Druses from Mount Lebono
e- under his protection at Cairo, and wa
on through his influence, enlisting the
es, rabs Of that country, and forming the
iss into corps. They are the bravest people
,h- Egypt, and Bonaparte could not preva
.e- upon them to join his standard. I'll
iuI l'acha has some battalions formed of Il
PEI 3}sliehs (husbandmen) of Egypt He h
sos ala an excellent printing establishme
Tie ofducted by Greeks, from which he h
he llss' ed several books in Turkish and Ita