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Latest from Grcecc.-Wc have received
Paris papers to hDril co. The Journal Dcs
Debats contains three letters addressed to
Mr.. Delessert, member Of the Greek
Committee at Paris, which confirm the oDin-
ion we have already expressed, that the re-
ports Of the capture Of Missolonghi, as well
rs those of the raising Of the siege and of the
death of ihrahim, were, at the date of their
PRONUNCIATION, unfounded. What NAV have
happened since, remains to be shown. The
reported capture of Missolonphi was said to
have taken place on the Goth of March.
The rcpulsc Of Ibrahim, in which he was
mortaly wounded, was said, in other ac-
co,,nts to have taken place March ~. The
letters which gave the account of the death
Of Ibrahim, and of the raising of the siere


we're said to be dated at Iantc, March 30. 3,
at Corfu, April d, 5. 6. and z. The letters
now published by Mr. Delesscrt as"con-
tanning authentic news. and from source
which is certain in Greece" are dated a,
Corfu, April Q, and at Iante. which is but 40
miles from Missolonghi on the 4th and al


of April.--The letter from Zante of An,;l
4, says" Your orders are executed. and
every day | succeed in throwing provis-
ions into Missolonghi. There are many dif-
ficulties, but the zeal of our seamen knowe
how to surmount them. All our news is ia


vourabc." The letter from the same place
dated April 6, and probably the latest new,
from the seat of action, says--..s Up to the
present time, every thing is in favour Of the
besieged; Ibrahim attacks every dav with
perseverance, and every day he is beaten


His loss must be more than 1000 men. His
camp has been burnt, and his troops are dis.
coaraSed. Atth:s moment strong canon