GREECE.
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The Dairo de Roma of the % July, states
that some Of Lord Cochrane's steam vessels
had arrived, and that he was appointed COM
mander-in-c chief of the Greek fleets.


10 Greek vessels, and forty fire ships,
were assembled at Hydra, waiting the arri-
val of Lord Cochrane, i'll order to proceed To
sea.


A letter from Trieste, Of the 9th of July,
says


"There are still sad divisions among the
Greek leaders; but am happy to say that
the ship-owners are cordially disposed to co
operate with Lord Cochrane. They have
altogether, 235 sail. independent OF the pirat-
ical vessels, the owners of which are declar.
ed by the Government of Napsli traitors tc
the statc). The number ofguns which they
carry is only four hundred, as some have on
" one gun, and others only muskets' but the
crews consist of upwards of IA, 900 fine sea
men, many of whom being tlrausnted into
Lord Cochranc's ships. viii do much cxecu-
tion."