GREECE.

LONDON, August 12.
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The AZ cunts from the Archipelago are veryI
graft, ing. 1t appears by them that the Greeks
have gained triple victory, whereby they have
wholly deranged the combinations of the Turks
After doubling Cape DOro, Captain Pacha, COM
mander of the Turkish combined fleet, detached
twenty transports, escorted by some ships Of war,
for Patras, while he himself with the main force
made for the Bay Of Cory s,os, in the Isle OF Eu-
boea. Here, under the protection Of the bate
res of the place, Occupied by the Turks) he
landed 5000 troops, which he ordered 10 gaiD At
tca, by the Strait of Negropont, and thence pro-
ceed to Phoris i'll order TO favour the entrance OF
the Turks from Thessaly, by the pass of Their.
ropyls. The Greeks defending the pass would
thus have been placed between two fires The
Pacha, however, Lad scarcely effected the land
ing of the troops at Corystos, when Greek
squadron, which had watched his movements, at
tackled him. The combat was long, and wei
sustained by the Turks; but al length the Greeks
by their skill in manGu,erng and their fire ships
blew up several Turkish vessels, took six, ant
put to flight and chased the rest OF the enemy
fleet. The squadron which sailed for Patras, mp
on nearing of this disaster, instantly quilted tn,
harbour, and bore away for the coast of Africa


AS to the troops which were landed at Corystos
they had advanced only seven leagues, when the


were attacked by the Greek troops which ha


concentrated themselves on the heights betwee


Buphaion and Petrias. The Barbarians, accus
toned to the level plans of Asia, and i'll prepared


for fighting on ground Of unequal surface, wer


put 40 rou,, and pursued back to Corystos. Tn


ground behind them remained strewed wit


their dead. The Turkish army OF Thessaly wa


to attack the pass OF Thermopylae, in concer
with the expected troops from Euboa on til
other side. 1t therefore marched upon Therme
pyls, and reached the pass of Zetouni. Here


was attacked by Odysseus Tor Uysses) and dr.
ven back into the plains of Fharsalia. The detail
OF the last affair have not yet been received.
this intelligence be correct, and there appears N
reason to distrust it, so complete dsorganizs
ton of the plan Of operations of the Turks woul
disable the enemy for the present year, indee
hdid not render wholly secure the independenc
of Greece.


SMYRNA, July 4.


The war takes in every direction a characts
OF desperation and determination. The Ipsarot