GREECE.
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The Austrian Observer, with every disposition
Ito lower the patriotic exertions of the Greeks
admits that the Turks have wholly failed in the


present campaign, and that, in spite of the disad
Ivsntages under which the Greeks labor, they will
long keep what they have gained, unless the mil
litary operations of the Porte are conducted will


more ability and energy than they have heen i,


this campaign.