THE GREEKS.
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We are indebted, says the New York
Gazette, to Mr.. Toplifl, for the following
extract of a letter from Bostonian. resi-
dent at Smyrna, giving very favorable
account of the affairs Of Greece.


SMYRNA, Nov. %.
The Greeks go on famously. A naval
action has lately been fought, in which the
Greeks captured a sloop of war, several
rigs, schr. and transports. The sloop
of war was formerly an American ship be-
longing to New York, captured by the
English during the war, and sold lately to
he Turks.


P. $. have just time to add. that we
have this moment received official news Of
the surrender of Corinth to the Grecian
army, under capitulation-the prisoners
to be landed in Asia. The Greek vessels
with the prisoners, are now in the Gulf
with the intention of landing them. 1t is
an all important place for the Greeks
whose cause appears daily to brighten.