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small. Therp arr some sight details of the aHairs ef Nasarino, on the authority of an English Captain.

 We have been favored with an extract ofa private letter from a young gentleman on hoard his msjestys ship the Albion, in the Bay of Navarino. It appears the Turkish ships were still on fire and blowing up two days aler the action. Numbers of unforiu- nate Greek slaves were chained to the decks, and guns of the Turkish vessels, and left to perish hy their inhuman foes, as no means of succour ir 'm the British could be rcsorted to as the ships were blowing up at every instant It is added, that they may have still a fleet of twelve sail of the line, Snd some frigates up the Dardanelles, most of the friSates carry ing from 43 to 68 guns.