THE GREEKs
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AS it regards the affairs of Greece, we have
materials enough to make up column or more of
i'lmors; but they do not amount TO much Ibra-
him Pacha has marched towards the south ofthe
Peninsula, and is believed to be at Modon, wait
ing for his reinforccments from Alexandria, to the
number, it is said, ofS000. The expedition of
Greek fre-ships to the port of Alexandra having
failed, and the arrival of the Captain Pacha at
that port leaves little doubt that the reinforce.