The Allgemeine Zeitung of...
The Allgemeine Zeitiug of tbe 16th of llay contains the fol. lowing gratifying intelligence respecting Greece:- " The paper printed at Mlissolonghi under the title of the Greek- Chtronicle, mentions in its numbers of the 11th, 18th, and 19th of February, the important services already done by the military school established thereby the English. An advertisement in this paper invites the young men from the age of 15 to 20, to enter this esta- blishment, where they will learn the trade of carpenters, founders, braziers, &c., and receive two rations daily, and a dollar and a half per month. A distinguished English officer of engineers is at the head of the establishment, and will shortly form a corps of artil lery. Every evening, says the Greek journal, the officers receive instruction, and in ten days they will be able to direct the working of the guns, and to instruct those who are intended for the artiDlery service."