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Ipsara. Aug. 13.-Snce the brilliant affairs Of the
18th and 26th July, and until the th Of this mouth,
the Turks have been constantly beaten There remain
very few of the % 900 men who entered the Morea,
and they are dispersed in small bodies that are not
able make good their retreat, and will be forced to
surrender or perish with hunger.


The Turkish combined fleet is at Patras, without
daring to undertake any thing. having neither troops
to land, provisions TO furnish to the fortresses
that are still kept in the power OF the Mnssemen
Sxty-six Greek vessels of war in port, with
twenty-five fire ships this fleet will sail tomorrow TO
meet the enemy.


The corps of Mauracordato, 10 Epirus, commanded
by General Norman. has been twice beaten by Chour-
schd Pacha but having at last received reinforce
ment, IT again attacked that Pacha completely routed
him. and drove him back as far Larissa Omer
Uroni will soon be attacked; army is following
him