London, 9ngust IA.

THE GREEKS.
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We have perused with great interest, several let
ters, dated Trieste, 2Sth ult. They giye most i'm
poriant intelligence and are We hope from ccum
stances, entitled 10 some credit. Two vessels had
arrived iiom the Lesant with nearly similar reports
respecting great successes of the Greeks; one ol
them had been spoken by an Austrian vessel of
Cape Ma,apan, the other by Greek cruiser The
captains had reported that the Greeks had been
completely successful in the vicinity Of Napoil d
Rornan.a.- -Ibrahm Paeha had found his situation
so critical that he commenced rapid retreat, but
The Greek iorces having taken possession Of all The
passes, he was brought to action and completely
defeated himself prisoner and brought to the
capital severely wounded, Both accounts agree in
this general outline. We are, however, sorry 10
state that the Egyptian feet had succeeded in throw
ing 10 reiniorcements into Navatno. Between five
and six thousand men are reported to have landed
in the neghborhood of Eayarino


\ letter fom LeghoIn, OF August ist states that
the same in diligence had been received there by an
AussFian vesse! from Constanrnople.


iarn. out IN FTGnce.--We find that in France as
IN England, the wokmen have came 70 an open
war tor nm increase of wages. A few days ago Z
or 60o Workmen employed in the celebrated cotton
manufactures near Rouen, turned out with sticks
and slaves, some with muskels, and attacked and
diiapidated the concerns of manufacturer who dis.
obeytd their dictation. The military were called
out, battle ensued, one soldier was killed, ard sese'
raj wounded on both sides. Forty workmen were
taken on The spot, and the accounts state, that IS
Intended TO make an example of them. This IS
the first turn out' ofthe kind ever made in France


II - ascertained that other scenes OF devastation
have occurred in the Communes of Pavy Barren
I'm, and Desyille, by the workmen of The cotloo
manufactures.


Eri'act Of letter from Lirerpool, nag. 18Th.


Oog Cotton Market, at the beginning OF last
week, was thrown into state OF great alarm by the
failure or two very extensive houses in The Charles
ton and Savannah trade, and whose stocks Of Cotton
are large. About 600 bags, belonging 10 one nj
tnem and pledged in The hands Of Brokers, were
Immediately declared for sale bv auction On the l2,h