GREECE AND TURKEY.
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Col Fabvier has at length driven the Turks
from before Athens, and opened communica-
ton with Argos and Napoli. A National Assem-
bly, was to be held in the Morea on the 18th Of
Sept, and it was hoped Lord Cochrane would
be present. Coocotroni was collecting troops
to attack Ibrahim at Tripollzza and Cautna,
who is said to have got reinforcement, but it
will be easy to crush him. A letter from the
French Agen, to the Greek Committee at Paris,
dated at Napoli de Roman, July 2!st, states
that twelve vessels from England and France,
laden with munitions, &c, had arrived in safety.
1t will be seen by an extract.from Constantine
pie, that a great fire broke out at that place on
the 31st of August, which continued on the Sd
Of September, when the last accounts were re-
ecived. Flakes Of fire were then falling upon
the seraglio, the gates of which were opened to
all the fugitives who had favored the reforma-
tion. Several thousand houses, it was believed,
had fallen prey to the flames. It's added that
the people opposed the measures taken to ex-
tnguish the fire, observing that it was punish
ment sent from heaven for the late destruction
Of the Jsnissaries. The fire had penetrated
from the garden gate to the mosques of the
sultans Amurat and Bajazet, thence along the
walls of the seraglio to the Sea of Marmora, TAX
ing in its routes many palaces of the great, con-
taning immense riches.