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Romania, principIy in consequence Of the exer-
tions of Odysseus. The Turks from Negro-pont
effected a landing upon the neighboring coast
and penetrated TO Athens, but failed in their at
tempt to get possession off the citadel. Omer Pa
cha, who commands the Turkish troops in West
en Greece, is suspected of treason, and remains
in complete inactivity.


The Austrian Observer of the 4th of August,
publishes under date of Constantnople, July Is
the Turkish account Of the taking of lpsara. The
Captain Pacha tacitly admits that he had his a.
gents on the Island, AS the account states that he
was informed of every thing that was done there,
and of the precise dimensions and strength of the
batteries. His fleet consisted of two ships of the
line, six frgates, ten corvetts and number of
small craft, besides transports for carrying 4.0O0
troops. The primates and ephori of the island
made their escape in fourteen carriages, the rest
of the inhabitants were all massacretl. The
slaughter became so dreadful that the Captain
pacha gave orders TO spare non combatants,
and even offered 500 piasters for every prisoner
who should be brought to him alive; but it was
too late to check the fury Of Tie Turks.


The Observer adds that Oner Pacha is certain
~ 4 traitor to the Turkish Government lie was
ordered two months before to march against the
tireeks with 10000 men, but still remains in AL.
bania, where he refuses to receive the governor
named by the Porte for prevesa and Arta.