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| curing to penetrate into the western part OF
Livadia, was beaten on the 23d aud 24th
April, by Gouras, who repulsed 1t to Le-
itonani, and took many prisoners.
The most complete union nprevails through
out all Greece. A commission of eight mem
bers has been ordered to present to the Gov
ernor, in eight days, plan for the organiza-
ton Of a corps of 10000 regular troops.
Odysseus has surrendered himself to the
government.


1t is asserted that the Greeks have now
an army of $4,000 men, who cannot howcv-
er, be put in motion without the requisite
supplies of money and ammunition. From
this embarrassment, however, the Traveller
says, the Greek government will be eftec-
tually relieved on the arrival of the shecie
and the material, which have been very re-
Gently despatched from England. On the
arrival of the ratification of the last Greek
Loan, fifty thousand sovcreigns were ship
ped from Greece; which. with an equal sum
sent on account of the preceding loan, may
certainly be considered as forming an am
pie supply. for the pecunialy exigencies OF
the campaign. There have been also ship
ped for Greece, eight pieces Of cannon. with
a complete supply Of ball, and 1000 barrels OF
gunpowdcr.