London, Wednesday, August...
Thil EttiIe, dlated Monday, which has arivcd withil the otier fal-ri joutrnals of Sunday last, contains a report of a success obtainel by thc Giecks, whichl we should be glad ji Ivc couldl coj6firmn. Tthe German and Duch papers have already announcad, that arter the taking of Ipsara, a Greek-squadrof appeared off the islan(, and that the re- Sli of its operations was not onilk thc destruction ot thc q'tukish jlfct, but of ali the Ottoman tWoops on lanid. The siatemeent now giveni by L'EIiile ig as follows:-"We 'hgve -this instant reeived information, by way of Con- C stantinople, that the Orceks have attacked and re-entcrc(l .4 prsar Three or four thousanid Mlussulmen perished, anid 'jji. Grceks dicl not leave Ipsara till they received in tlli- .C gence thllt tIe'C .IrT AN PA CHIA was coming back to attack h6eid.-The news has revived the coitrage and the hopes of "he -Greeks. lThe Egyptian expedition is the only thing mb"hicli ';an be wholly fatal to them." So much uncertainty at2X~4.ti 10the new s fromn Greece; that we cannot regard this a-epethit l of a favouiable report as a proof of its trath. 'We eau onk>p.y, we hope it may be realized. There is nothing else i hse papers worth noticing, except, it rnay be men- iorned, jat te King of. FRANca, lnotwithstanding the re- parts of iS iedispositien, is still represented as holdinglevees and giint aurhehees. L(ON,')0.Vr. WFEDN?ESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1824;