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{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
The packet ship Leeds, at New York
from Liverpool, briugs London papers to
the evening Of the 22d, and Liverpool to the
94th af august, inclusive.


lhe letters give gloomy accounts Of the
state OF the Gotten Market, and announce
that another respectable house, extensively
engaged il that trade, had stopped payment
oomc OF the letters mention the failure Of A
mn house II the same line, but of less i'm
portancc--and letter trom London Of the
I'D, states that a Cotton Broker in that city
had suspended payment,


NE IRt.i.k S.--Nari0us combinations
had been received, though none Of them a.
mounted to Certainty, Of the intelligence of
the capture Of lbrahim pacha in an impor-
tant battle, III which the Greek patriot force
was successful The latest account is con-
tanned in a letter from Corfu, published in
Gaiignani', Messenger, ia which it is men
toned that d British cutter had arrived at
Corfu, from Napol dl Romania. with news
WHICH was SAID to confirm the above favor
able intelligence. Other accounts rcnrcscnt
the affairs of the Greeks as in n most do
plorable condition, arising from the dissen-
tons fthcir chiefs, aud deny that tbey had
| obtained any advantages over theirinvaders
These latter accounts, however, are CON
tanned i'll foreign journals that have ALWAYS
been nlmlcal to the cause Of the patriots
| The London Sun, after a pcrusai of the
| whole, says, ''this mail contains recital @,
the facts VIC have before published. which
are IN every way cohfirmatUry Of our pre-
vlous statements, up to the 29th of June
when lbrahim arrived at 1'ripolitza afte,
his failure at Napoli" Whatever trutl
there may be inthe account OF the carture
OF ihrahim Pacha, it seems to be certain thai
the invaders had been compelled to retreat
and that the Greeks maintained the superi.
ority at sea.


The report that Lord Cochranc had beer


induced to cspousc the patriot cause. turn,


out to have been we'll founded. After s,-ver.
al interviews with the Greek committee


they are stated to have resolved on ady,nc.


ing 3oool. sterling for the purpose of fttins


out an expedition under his lortlship's com.


mand, and of which he is to have the ent;r,


controul. The number of men tn accom-


pahy MN IS estimated at 1000, and arrange
ments had been made for the sailing Of FL,
Brazilian trigate Peranga, on this dest;na
tion, on his lordship's return from , Wei, "a,
was making to his friends in Scotland. steam
vessels were likewise to accompanv him
ana all sorts of material by which he conl,
annoy ehe Turks His lordship, it is added
nao ieft It to the committee to settle the a
mount OF the recompense to be awarded :,
nm IoI his services. A report that Sir Ro
'er' wilson was to take the command 9th,