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Constantmotie, May 1o.-The Turks cx-
pect with impatience, the promised consign-
ment of the heads and cars of the Christians
Of Missolonghi. 1t is added that FIVE cap
tains taken prisoners by the turks, are to be
led through the city, and executed before
the gate Of the Seraglo. or, according to
others, in one Of the suburbs of the Chris
ti4ns, either Pera or Gatala. The fall OF
Missolonghi has produced the greatest con-
sternaton at Hydra; the people oppose the
departure of the Prinates who intend to so
to Pida, the new residence of the central
Government. At Napoli di Romani, where
at first they would not believe that the Eng
lish had done nothing to save Missolonghi,
the people abandoned themselves to despair,
and curse all the Franks whom they consid-
er, without exception, as their mortal enc
mics; and to whom they attribute all the
rnisfortuncs that overwhelm Greece.