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All the crowned heads in Milan were there
The fcte given by the city at Scala, where
above 5000 persons were admitted, was un-
iuue OF It's kind. No gentleman was admit
ted, who was not either i'll uniform, court
dress, or domino. The Emperor, Empress,
and all the Court, promcnaded amongst the
company, and conyersed most graciously
with The individuals known to them. Pli-
vatc balls and grand dinners have been gwen
by the Ambassadors and Nobility, and it may
be with truth said, that Milan never was so
gay and brilliant as at this period. N few
days the Emperor goes to Genoa where he
remains week, and then returns here. 1t


is hoped that their Majcstics will reside some
time at Milan, where their presence ditiuses
50 much joy around them.


After the Egyptian Chief had made good
his lansing at Modon, &c. he attempted to
penetrate into the Morea, and to take the
Greek town Of New NavNrh, where the
Greeks had only garrison of 100 men,
which was afterwards reinforced to ZOO.
Til, expedition was accompanied by artil-
lerv served by Europeans, and apparatus,
directed by foreign engineers. After two
ass luits, il two days, III which he was sue
cessiull reDul,ed with immense loss and a
caanonale Oh the third, he WAS compelled to
abandon his design, leaving in one Of the
assaults, "at the foot oithc ramparts, more
than fonr hundred E5ytians, negroes and
strangers, struggling with death, for the
Turks were unableto remove any OF their
ountlcd'-The second assault was made
on Ea@eriaY, wAich the Greea, usually
hold is high holiday Onthc Esd April, i
firccisn force Of 1000, under Constantine
Bo42nis. appeared il the vicinity, aud the
nest dlg the ctcr Milhellis, whose son Ii hld
galantly sacrificed his hfc in the defence ot
II &Warin arrived with 5000 warriors from
i.aconin. iu ta, emergency, the Egyptian
cniun2alnr raised the Siege but was not
able 10 tacapc, being encircled by IL or
1900 Greeks, who were in communication
with tireGian squadron, undcr Mi4alis,
wa0 had laH.'cA 500 Islander, ii Navarin


itg writer lla, tha: 4 cory ettc sent from
Z 1ify @ "econao.ie, had returacl, and the
capt4io 'tp9fte that tie ha.l seen 4 combat
il which the i'urks had Il thousanl men
kiilll, and many wounded, although the
tti,ar was not general; and that the Greeks
continued tb hlrass their Invaders Iae
loliaWiWE rc cNt'urts from the letter.


"Tht Greek cruisers ht9e malc sevcrai
important captures. 'l'.e cam4ign IS the
last :7rtAe 'tirta. Greece viii be free an.!
iai.pcn1eutts tUtpec 2lo' is immense.
we Alusr car4slycs tie historian 81 the
Regeneration 81 Grpace, viii consccratc Is
" soag oi bib pasr; the noble death of
5ctn Aia0rp Mlracid3, is waitAy to be re-
corded with t3at q MIN Eazzaris, who's,
story served Is the p!l. q tragedy oflatt
represented At The theatre ii Andros. The
llelenie senate amid the occupations which
distract is attention ii the snuth cf the
Moi.ca, Is ai,3 occupied without relaxasion
WITH Il! Siege Of P4tias Count And1 Me
t4Sa, "hq4 A & G,talGi, continue, to pre-
j ,rr 5i5cuit fora boal 81 5000 mcn, wha
are il Isai.t already ..ss ,no,@d 4 Ach.ia"