LORD BYRON.
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The last number OF the Westminster Re
view, (says the Boston Advertiser) contains y
particular history of Lord Byron's expedition
TO toGreece drawn up apparently in great pal''
from the papers left by himself. This naF'
ratlve is extremely interesting, not only rs
giving distinct account of the enterprises oE
his lortship in aid Of the Greek cause, put
from the information it gives upon the AFFAIRS
of the Greeks.


Lord Byron embarked at Leghorn in an
English vessel hired for the purpose. attend
ed by six or seven friends, and arrived II
Ccphalona in the beginning of August, l8-J;
Here he remained until the latter part o.
December, and was employed in collectins'
information, and making preparations tor ing
commencement of his operations. ines
were much retarded by the difficulty OF COL
lecting his funds in that country.


tits remarkable that the celebrated Marco
Cotzaris, having heard Of his arrival, on tne
9Th Of August, .. S. the day before he lost ms
life in the battle of Carpcnissi, wrote let,er t
to a friend in Ccphalonia, invitins Lord Nv :