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 All thate we can gather from our late files of English papers, is highly favorable to Greece; far more so in some respects, than we had permitted ourselves to hope for.

 With regard to the intentions of the allied soyereigns towards Turkey,we are most grat- flied to find that they show every disposition to adhere strictly to the terms of their treaty ofinterference, made in July last. The mem bers of the new British ministry, in their ex- plantation to the House of Commons on the 18th of February, distinctly expressed such resolution; and the Duke of Wellinc ton was very clear and decided on this point. The Emperor has addressed highly compliment tary letter t0 Admiral COdringlon and has also announced that there Will be nO renunci- atiOn of the firm position taken by the pow ers above referred tO.

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