Star. — London, England, 1827-12-10 00:00:00

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A Russian Messenger harmed throogh hoot of that Offieo itilbsehed an Egyptlim• intsel, e Paeha`b Ling teturad sigemitnid, SiriLkvaratsgielteed she wso. ern COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED this city, on his way to Bucharest. - tn; go ice with his Who}, r; r.t. and attenig,as iroMe .. dembafge 'of mis Atka); of Mr. Fiiiroir,. and I harisM, 11. eatrANY g ALSRCHANT 3 e ENGLAND, tradiras a Turks io tit ure tenAlesacidriat, laketanit igaltriddidik - • Nov. 16.-It is affirmed that a Harti-ScherifEntrita retriabf thoise *he manned the boat:- Almost at the ander' a dimlay 'or R. Aithe itigtseet en Ille i thintealit • •-• 111101itfig log ger,INDIES, SD Innebiehre Notice, - _Sultan has received, 'ceders the Mussobiams same tillige saw balk strarck • the Sirene, *Met bore the mud g -ii,lebe QUARTERLY ORNERAL COURT of tbe mid inPn. il tofgrANY appointed to be held at their HeCse, in Leadershall- i 0 rise ens moue, „ Our hereditary enemies the gun. flag of V a les Admiral De Rigny. was neither elelote knoing.•nor, Probahlf. igarsjetialisii s were made cite for action .'"a d else' added' • ali ; • h . The, latter replienby t h e shi p s thec a . ii,, g , s e Wllooaaatars the 19th instant, h made SPECIAL, for Siang," says this document, si mo st not escape ttor ,... ,pie'• . a discharge vattoon' , and in a moment . the battle - Isto‘ Admiral in a sh.ot but serf eldritedlenettnen eddentet ' y,helu ir * l wposeeif lay* before the Proprietors, for their approbation, nishmenc which they have merited, and every . good ea . , the three squatront odd _their corn. strongly estio.ned all the Shia soder' hie oratet but tai Meg f e ,•.l tillsesietha or the Court of' Directors of Mir day, emoting to m 1 . awn moo will feel it to be his duty to inflict joist vet- ',sandhi's ritattrittbach other in braverkand we have fire a gun, eacept in case broferife an me pert or Via _,, .. . . , am Piet ''lboseas &comma, the present Supoistesident of the i ordioggi . 14adoo, a reaction co , ichoo per dam,. ou the roma, geance oa them. Hitherto the Hospodar hat hesitated dm WM ' • annountine on 'the teriaron _,, Turk, rhe ebeloded•by rensinding* the various Cotes Minders of a menhorahle itayhrtieset she- hero - Nelotts-* ' s ro publish this document ; the vicinity of Russia ins- : ,•:. itlfarosisft _.._' n, that the condiscr of 'Ca r ; • that no CA laiii'cbel I del v c ldeas i°4" ! 111.111 11,,,Ig er upt illisil* required by the Bye-law, esp. e. see. to, in v oi c e poses on the authorities of the two principalities the geitiiii. sio4l- ; .fig de .itiroy was admirable. For a ship cloie to an treemy: ThdruTtpi"."ep4" w ire krited..it ' hat resolved to pat this Vold meinanifinie iteentihnito .; re that \Son o thsisownts ati so which the said Reiohnitin has been sternest prudence in the execution of the orders ashich errholdenrable tined' thelveisideommanded by Moharem . the 19th of October': gut; from wrote? triads ire...said l ed that Woad, am 0 1 0411 heaormoloweet tko•Pcnrieence in tbie Mew• they receive from Constantinople. The Russian army Vey • . Islialv ra the - talon. bat it eh, instataii3 r ._ Hot h4hoissagirtaiwiebt a liens emit . . out be effected until theltddl, sr nobles whin 's Ati • tick Wed - . NS:EPM D4.gT, &weary. is so concentrated at to be able to march on the auxin* IC ' •• - ; Amaralsoak% • . sifa i . breesesprang up. The_ contittailmalsividinsta . sett e: - ..; Fit to the „ . ‘ IVRR ANXTOUB TO PRIMINT 170PCOSITIDIC. notice. It ii said that in this case the command thig atesold'Alnietstiteachod i gia: tee s sioa final' and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public . ty tiedp. the Ante lead' diva dr he Blhiiits ". be taken by Count Worunaow. sishi 41 Seated frost dawdling See.: His iniselVtl i t i ne. bearing Wig& • Dartitzautbi•T * 'se, Pleararel,'llrlik - Sfittl.. • , o ,,, msert sse Owy blass sear mach Maur end at a yet* considerable ex= I aittin4 'gm Irmight II veranda a Label Mooch eingsmr egastracom PL fetersborlol' et Kischernoff." __ ,Sirems iti• Id s o aerate Missulty etimemdm, that shee•ma s s ;l og i gh o g n ify . . .., 1 - • 0 tette 1, me et the limy Frauds dm me Wale romesn Wm me .l'oaDs.-- -' '` ',- - . • BUCHAREST, Nom to.: . ;-: ...4. by • . - ''• • 'avid had Chalk 111 41 I ' e- , l a v v!"" • ; A t ' en t; D ' w ""l 7 **/ , ' - ki.'"wdeF . • ' . stud Btaf4llll inlataelletri to; . ' • . ' ' * i'bitiNsedieWelotrilealimbi erode is n otoott=i4 1.- r . Mss )ffimwen !o! , . i 4 - 00.4640....... . rAwitilbirgvar•idowpwass• • . - ••, : ti Ike I I " 6( a the Amblassadors of the three- Pow*, went *RI la dr" Egyptian lini•P- 1 41'ne Willson's a tottible eineloade Vern* CUriftittlitj, illyd ' • • .... It her. an colannoswita, du orineind. { seer el the W. the pads* of . • -..- .-. . . ~.. , " s ' , • i Faa sem er d e ere p i l a w'. , o u g h gwl .4 o ,,,g „moo d se a city on thr II th.' find feelned to scettogt.d. • a the en. was kept op:without interroPtion. I Wrivetthelesc,. al. at aconsitlirabk istaecitl74o , lir. • ; 1 1 = ... . . ~ aa el.)"fli • lid, mos plead ea a wifte weik s begter s , swer oa . note (rem the Porte, which they issanceived though Morelia in 'Mosher; the Turco•Egyptian fleet hsiasse - heth 33 f which • l'a 4 - own: 'dasarhe ~ On: r t n he ew.Te l?ab rei the o ;V i li ii st ei flet 7 . 1 . 4 i.....b.,...H": 1 .1.1 rtsl I. p , • ' . 97, BM . on the 811. •• It was not known whether the world ask were unable to resist the Allied squadrons. Frightful 'as q sit - silo whim Inters adood with Mak aid Maa s but 'eased on the to cn Ins radlirns Sardaustisse mil slim m foot are Melt og a white foe tbir passports alter delivering their reply, or who- erFlosions Were soon heard. : The Ottoman; slip* , •blew • I stood, the tonn.ti ti.ivaiii„ thg, fortificatibliT'Aecisicla _ of t • P ld ' ibe 11/1 " 11 . 1. " 14 "." 1 " . • f " . s " a " • P rill " " bekee titer they would wait for further instruetton* s from their up one aft* themther, their' crews 'being lOW* *sly in the eosins's' battle, did epoch , mischief to tatetewsmeetydshoorosonli-or, High-Holier% Saps Id& : 1 . :emitted '• • ' * . . • of to des i re our squadron `Mit to kbtne in, but to corn- . iced up • " Damian phony issor."-Hos. eonsitlerit as.incompatible with their dignity to remain their ownthands. Towards eveningaba Turco-Egyp. municately,boets; Otis tosommer • seas se lack with pent he. Threoussokad (in the cep of life tian fleet war alm o st annihilated. The Allies, on theit n o ri e na ßi e i iii ha a i v ;tt fixotlisio;ti:lltre.tht;lidedreome: ,of b a n: , • s rto tb Thee•hwWl'-‘ l O thy Pleasing wife. . atte, longer at, a Court where their mission might be ; wen j ut . IjAPPINESB *Mats, tomorrow of the mind^ is considered at terminated. . side, have expesieiced some sesirms losses. oblige au i s • the. Albion, and the Genoa, _English ships ofTilthe. Apia , . - ,i 44 , areest Lt. inwred hy maniages et thenrimest tie of perpetud Friend- .. • • • three Allied Powers; soon , okter .this•ahroloa ataa-/Wea • The rlempotetotaties of Pi u-sie and Austria, and • ; og,* na g gift fronsitneimeotionmelagyiessoire with reason, by are so nrieh damaged, that Sir E. Codrington is bbliged . • ice, an. • 'f ' r I da,y Johnsoso meapproack Came degree et aseadation those of the Powers of.the second rank, continued their to rend them to England. Captain Bathurst, of the by she Dartmouth overactive in ao,dtiog pregersdorre to act, and Captain Feinwet mot a. boat ao Imo p-'.. *AS e' . go celestial inte4ligemee."' , itted. Nowa, h ,,,,,, eyer, to iambi iseathia.haueeeed obusation it leitmotif se with the Porte and did not seem tube mak- Genoa, is among the dead. The other-details of this s wounded the whole crew. The Dastinouth and' Ram • - - may, di . . knees in imlientine get/. IA Mit tors:gam the pastilles, bet rug any preparations to depart_ The p o n e w al ,os a ki r g victory, esireciellyahose concerning the losses of Me which the Turks fired • *ith sottehttiy, aid • on Russian and French squadrons, hive not reached os.' • il It. the Erse differen • . em ," *angl e ete r=pse s su re alwre italli ntarreve iathia -immark" ' the most serious preparations. The public officers and a s we w tastes to contmuui• then sent other boats , protected:by tho : ion of their/am As naiwe h the w ill 1 small arms. about whichzinse someone:motes sated on Ma ~ ... !ging 1. ~.oct of sod astemsn, aro ,usany.of tbosehapies.' fitattionatiet of ever rank had assumed the military care them i but is order that the results of the battle of French Adatiral, who-returned it; . the,Dartmoutb . fixoth • -.•.-'-' i Nivarinomy be appreciated, we will gin here the state 1 nider itimg ,abould ihichi alow litall impausa thrf asogaikk gs2ll2:6ll4l ii k ,fr ar ~y4 awrag , gy.~ . 4 °°, ,a ch.° l 'lb°, ''''' habit . to . comply with the, genera) appeal . The iini. I in Ave Loseriern habits MU alkmailas Me hisdysi red is the cartes us the fortresses on the Dana* were to be se - of the respective forces before and alter the events of next - and thus gam the ,decisive and oasigommig. . 5 ' • 1 Inner "P ia wal " I ' s dui dmds l i bm " -bat ' al " '"lf•clatlr does t he infoiced,andahe.arrnyweato be immediately assembled the 211 " Nlasisett - ' meonee latuastiawair yeatt telt liftquiktycoolisrontise Me na. - battle of Navarin, at shout a quaver • after two. o'clock, -.•:. i st ....n aet hi ne a otsee...ltioehass, 4 d i keig * g er 4 frigates. on the 20. h day of October.....hef o re this, ho weeer I 1 . , laid dignity lea a sant stiladdsks, bass yenta,. the agunizad .0.1 that line. Fresh temps had been sent to Red:chid •0 , - .._ i g _lish .p.;; ; t s ke hite ine . or oi tha mo llite ro , 4 , f g riet waseasitis. es, 1 ooffolle : .1... .., S brig.' ;, French', most inform you, that the Admftai had dispatched ' A iley, a „ mime cantles dram ens ehmeiter ;* To all such then,l Pacha with order. vigorously to suPpcirt the operations sel boat with a-flag of truer / in which-, the-Athis Greek • epee 1 we addrem ipassives, catering bori c .i• touseatu strength, . fid- T eruo-flegyptisa Fl- et before she A ct i on--s ships et the moo, of 450 lien each; 4 double g gyptien Gione4.of 500 men; so slot went as an interpreter, and -who was,Tosalya g a s t e . . .., . hikes; ette wiles, edeseasiversuir to ' tanetieeed as of lb:alien* - • 1 ,1 1 " Kt " • 61 / 8 " by do ImithasdrWakallle pore eudestful experience. Nov. 20.-The Hospodar has- to.day received news, frigates; in Tooke sad 4 • Rgyptlana,4:o sae. ease ;ea cot-rotes ; Itherately ►shot from the ••Tut lash Admiral ' s dup. a s t h ew boat was going along side . tesi o The Asi a , n ett:or s 4 tetk uis b a y li i t h he i The any eases a monied Mr Nei smoctimes diaturbed by the 14 brigs, 4 Tina& and 10 Egyptians; 40 ports ... s a ahead; and 1 ' and . loPoolle athole bieloblltsvilkk Mamatrafe then uptial - wreath accading to which the thtins Arab sssadins quitted the .- sal-Turco-Egyptian Fleet after tbe Action-t ship el the Una Genoa ted M 411 r Ihs h ". "Mt. . _ill alb: 11 olollibbablabanY liC4k--Yet it can be cap ital on the 15th . The Porte, ill its anWer . to their bone; I skips of the line wreekednaphore; I dciabli-kanked fri- 're easter hay' other ships did) anchared,was placed opposite theTur kith • .. • . ~ amitiosaid, aid unamat messy baparated facto Adttional power. • gate sunk ; ; frigates shattered ; 1 frlgatentanded, withiser nrad • can an, Jamey caseate/OM* wen as is every relaxation last joint note, is said to have demanded it indent i • e- --- - o-l. standing ;IS corvettes burnt and sunk ; one corymetaticked to Admiral's ship, whose second ahead was a 6() gun fri- • • et - Wen °is w en " m ins igaVowe Poqe sae stair 10 sere Weedily. for the disasters at Nayarit', the suspension of the ea. pig; 4 corvettes Winded; 4 corvettes testy, and abandoned; gale , and astern a line of battle ship . : ihe.Albinn ;ahe a d. s - . .; ~ .1 Wein Orem laneady aldose' to expel the unfeeling empyric . libido burnt nnillitnt ; 1 brig strande d . with bee•enasta nab: 4 of the Genoa. and opposite t he third Turkish line of •' 7 ' ' . 1 west -- sortie= so foons f a la r mi t y sa wn uwe d ev i ate from Claire measures of the 6th of July, and a reparation for bay leaky and abandoned; f fire-diipa and thr ee • sin- !'."s"l wria .. battle ship .. The French !Mead' bpttle•ships were ass. ' ''.• ' ; mast with Ass.hesitation; cadrefistant to °or °w° the infraction of the law of nations. strayed... ~ I twaseabletiesgetty as Madera niche College of Surgeons, we .We should think ourselves wonting in th.e.dutiee of P ° ' el Y opposed to the hen ry E gYP ilia • isi getevewt h li; - - :-•• • commanded by Ptench:o errs); thc I).ftmoith . , • ; • Ott the selleriog community Giddier tles (especially those entering . • PARIS, D . 7. the most legitimate gratitode. did we opt estd . that the . s . • • tiniest • • • . . ino atorhasold life) at COMM our house, wb•re daily attendanas We bans Soo -reamitted froth one cotrespondeats any colict 4 11 4....L. cothingto i i s .. b i me pra i se. ' ,By his sutall craft to the batteries. Ttie RtisalieiniliWitot • opposite side of the bay 'to themselves, creep the Talo ' I high ) tom be amomi coasultatiso; and letters foam tharCeiniuy are • .- • i m o o g i og toog , gre g ; t g emigurt „ no g g gowsktanco f or A d v i ce news from Coostantimple of a later date than op to the tesolutioa. the boldness and ability of his mineentnes, , of who . 0 , 2 ga , eit Medicine, hind can be forwardedc o any part of the 'world, 12th. The result of the interview of Count Guillaninot he has talteeihifplige in thrliii of those seamen whose but, whose g allan t C a l itai lL telling- 16 w !roort from • - GOSS and Co. 26.1 LC. Surgecns •da..• - . the ships astern, urn her into afosiriati whine shefild.„ . - ... . L r. . , . w....n. Homeric -street, Fleet.oti eel, ta'sodoo. with the Reis Effendi was looked forward to. _ •-. .: Imiates his cossets y c it e s with pn - -- - • . to withstand the tire Ortflrce fr gates "pi nicorewente . • eel to ' ' Inlet = uT ( alletiamtesethlilitioa).l. The Znes of Idlest The vanguard of the Russian army entered T • -- • ironer • sham es the above Disease'. Sind, Ifiressatia, . ' care t tat BA lleattl aI . ret.tC et a PIC Dec. 8. this fire She von' op pillii!ed IV fair *boot Sltinetnitedi;• lila •. : her destruction must have been inevitable . Ma .foilite ' '-`, Mosta eadlesividy to the Female sex. May be aad at to. on the 24th of October. It took prisoner Ala an Khan, . W e have this morning received letters from our cot . noble conduct of the FienCh frigate L'Arnsidev* • " • ''' • and r frimostresotagsgs 174, Fleet-street ;4, Catherine -street. Strand ; who is considered as the chief author of the war. respondents at - Malta (via Genoal.'which furnish many . as . w elt 1 itched in between the Talbot and her too phei ' r With ' Sewed, Gilbert, and Piper, 20, Paternoster-row ; and Chap*, - interesting • pirticillari of 'the -butte of Navas in,• : (ship se 'a, Patanall, London ; Porter , 711 , Grafton-strom, MUM; -- - . , as of the antecedent oecurreecrs, and supply a deb. adeeriatieS. Ina secceedfd in captiiiing one. A tl i:at , a frigate, struet tb the Who', and was found shattered .. 1 Lill M • %The, lea. Tronate. Glasgow; a. Calmostraeoldinharab; rid sat lkoksellers. Prim 54. ' THE BATTLE OF NAVARIN. /may is the London Gazette account of Cm action- to pieces, end 16S .dead bodes on board. The third -.; . on, to . i propos • r! - "" -- '' siii...e... s , . •• -7.-.00.-- YROU Tits totzmnat teen FRANCK. the loss.of the Russians in the engagement. The fol- lowing are e x tracts :- Alexander- Newski, who, in heft isn hoer, reduced 13 ...,.. -' 1 FRENCH PAPERS. THE RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT. • . " MALTA, Noy. 6, 1827.-The 'battle of Natrarin, ev. J • +rola- . easaostassam Weearoalle or asisamaiar as se. raysasseson. fought on the 20th of Ociober, offers a fair field for an to R wteek: she took fire, and blew up. ncrugA• . ... ships_ °pi:or:tied to our three line of battle sti.ps we re de; ...' I WestOloi retest WO OARSTTD DR PRA NCI. DRe. 9. • ' ST. PETERSISURGH; Nov. to. • interestin g narrative; and I shall endeavour to give you t e roe F - • , FBANKFORT. Dec.' 4. snored% the Admiral blown up, with hisenona Andros p. alt. :, AA ostafette from Florence has just brought the one-though the lecounts of the-rorce of the Turco- r i I: was in consequence of the coasplaints magic* the Egyptian fleet vary to much , that it i. quite impossible the third sunk, under the fire of the Genoa and Albion. ' D. 7. Atrial news of a great naval battle fought between the Lastions offratsce, England, and Russia, to the Diet e • . ed of li , I _. an d an d . f orme to yout h for the correctness of my statement s o Two of the Russia. ships, and all four of their frigates, , ..-..... oas tut squa d rons tint*, Eng ants . p rance , '. tim'Tatco•Elyptian flmt, in the 20th October lest in makifit smoonc In 103 slit ; the lowest Turkish ac- Glasgow sett Cambrian; from 'being so tar off dig .'' fire pntil past five o'clock. Several of our swill SY• to insert the declaration in reply to its observations on the Bay of Navarin. . / a. th e three European Admirals. - • . _ ' Count Nye -but 60- Oa our side it is admitted that se- not vessels acted a vet y prominent past in this tremendous -...- • ~ ; 41 ISI • •Ibrahim P asha had entered .into an engagement with v.eral of the .103 west, enarmed, such as transports, i st tag • PARIS, Doe. S. convict, more particularly the Hind cutter, anted with • Sir E. Codrioston and M. de •Rigny, commanding the victuelleteacc.; and on the other hand, the Turks, in ' 1 ti keft The Moniker of so-day publishes a Royal Orffinance saying Oci„ issiao to !admits all lest than corvettes; 1 four or six 12-pounder carionades, m anned with.SO.men .• . naval forces of Prance and England in the Archipelago,. . .7. respecting t h e ru l es to b e f o ll owe d i n oar colonies forhad better teke the medium, and toy their force was from the Asia, and commanded hy Lieutenant Robb, of - • to abstain from all acts of hostility till the teceipt of • lis to I. , the acceptadee of donati o ns and legatees is favour of *Soot 80 sail hf armed vessels. The operations before that ship. ' This vessel unlit - ally .fell on boara'one of . orders he was to obtain irons Constantinople and Alen- Naaric, up to the end of S eptember, mutt be already the Turkish 74's. the Cotter's main boom hung A the . . - se to ~ the thatches, the poor, and public establishments. Ds to andria . As early as the 15th of October he violated known in &lolanda- and, in continuation, 1 have to 'Turks of th e T u tir e kialfghti nuoes g i . i 4t and ts t le o b ki h d er h tast. The • . 40a In conformity with the King's intention, the Officers r,••boe dia his engagement, but the h o ld manoeuvres o f Sir E. ,eflll, t d hat,the ti Eogyis i kaad F i reticit squadrons bein g die made very . sad corps of Lite division of Barcelona are now re- not ;veered .. The • condutt of the. Hind's commander rd entering Ft ance, as we have announced ; and as soon as Jiington obliged him to reenter Navarin with his - . Co• uoa Per ` le ritt .:-) i n on i tr e in c t I:ith ' ttia4a a lfti n o rul an i d st rebra ir to Z w an a t r e, (Limit e .Robb)-is spoken. ql. as , pet lastly heepic; ha • , ' whole fleet. The details of this first advantage, due to to water g leasing the Dartninoth and a Prench'fri ate safe, but. he 101 l ft 11;,. killed and eigi.t wisonded out : a l, ... g • they have arrived , place themselves on the peace este. • the firmness of the English Admiral, have already been (L'Armidr) to watch - the Turks.. Scarcely had the his little crew . - The Roie tad a - nail-der escipei;litiaa '' the explissina'oPa 'fire•shifi, ehe''4fficiii . or Is bliti•s, - -N. d thannent. The general officers, officers of the staff, 3cc. made known to-the public. On the 15th of Oct 'bee Asia. Talbot,. and 7e-brai.commoiced watering, when counteratte . .. Captain, * *hit • lathe at Perpignan notice of the destination assign ed silty the intrepidity et Din ' '•• •-• fondly •quiteed Ina in time to z.tase• hitnseife, , The .-. a . them by the Minister °Mar.-Echo du Midi. th e Rossian squadron. ,commanded by Rear Admiral tbs. Dartatooth hove in sight. with, the signal flying 4 that the Tuiks had put to sea; our ships instal II ' . Count Heiden, effected its junction with the Euglieh . we . ;she .. l Philoasel sunk a fire-ship by. the leccipti . broadsidea • Ai. Seguier, first President, after opening yesterday it and went in puroth. ''On corning 'up' wit And the Brisk, without hel?, destriled anither....,. ihrtili . . .ng of the 'first Chamber of the Royal Court cf' - and French squadrons before Navarin ; but appears them. it was discovered that the force whit - h got out • i that from t h e t i me of his re-entrance into that pent, consisted of 6 large frigices,-8- cor vetteg, and. 23 brigs. The result of this . action is the fetal desrrlic'non I f - • i• •- • hstice, repaired to his Cabinet, where the prel • iminary Ibrahim Pacha peremptorily rejected all proposals for The Talbot was detached to warastili's Commander that all the Turkish fleet, except one 'ftigaii• and - thin efi '•• • ~. smaller vessels cf war, and the transports, lei ' ••• Proceedings relative to the events of the )9th and 20 - 1 if he persistrJ in his intention it( Areceeding to Parras ... Os , d November were continued. A great number of an armistice. ' i . the British ships w..u1.1 impede him. if possible, by action lasted from 2. 15.p.m. to 6. 15. p.m. iowthich i s 1100' In order to ensure the °genres they had made him -• at In were heard, and a great many more remained ttoce; whereispoo the Tinki' t h §-I"a•ieno returned to. time several of our ships suffered severely-in tken.bolls r masts, and rigging . ; and the combined squidrong have ._ . Iste examined. a more favourable reception, the three Admirals on the wards Navarin, followed tiy our little squadron. On ;1 I ' - • 40th of October adopted the bold resolution cif entering their way, thither, I &Newer; they were joined by she- lost about 172 killed and 485 wininiled.` Captain i ate Gazetk da France does not contain any intelli- into the Bay of.Navarin itself,without, however, corning whole cf the Egyptian Fleet, sell , ch augmented their BATHURST was killed early in the ation. The hint* k Bette whatever respecting Turkey.) force 56 sail r l6 tat which asete heavy frigates; even %two/tient-of force in gums makes it appear • that the 0 blows. or allowing themselves to commit • any . .• 40 t with this iorce, the Turks did not persevere in proceed. Tot kilt annEgyptiastileets mounted pine hundred and mow rut oazerre DX FaA SC; DEC. B. ' hostile act. ' in to Patrat.hut returned to gr.varin, where they were sixteen guns mote than the combinedaqsadrons ohich i We take the following from the alessiotriGazette:- the `c of Octob er, at two o clock In th e ter. On •Oth ' • if - *a shad as before. . ThelhiPs Which bad been sent to, engaged them. g 4 4 ODESSA, N 0v. 16. " 1 lots( tto mention th at • all the Turkish ships id pi f noon th e Allied Squadrons entered the port in two co- Malta to refit (Genoa, Albinos' and Cambrian) were, by ir "Tbe letters from Constantinople, of the Ilth, con- lawns. The line to windward was composed of Eng. extraordinary eler t ions,.astemd e tely Jet to tights, itiiii 'which surrendered wet e.destioyed by our ships, the day • • In the news that the Potts is preparing to answer , bytime the Albion - bad a new main pard. 4 sites ON battle. the Russians_ took some booty. and as days, in which . fish and French vessels, the other was formed by the her fore e yard fished; the pesos* new topsail-yard, and. few pri.onerp: but the _English, anclit is believed, thp k . el energetic resistance to the measures of intervention Russians. The Asia, having on board Admiral Cod • :tact of a suit of sails; and the Cambriana new fore- French, did not bring away any thing. . . ' 'mils . . ed on by the Powers; bur, when we think on the , . • . • . rin ten himself, led the way, and quickly cast anchor mast and bowsprit , bes des very er ensive supplies of "sown wow ataa-winiu beim rantaft ulna Davits: la I te'nl which it has at its disposal, we can scarcely g- Ausa-aliaeo- au Ctrs, fete and. main -masts badly wounded, 4.10 between an Ottoman .vessel heating the flag of the all descriptions tb all thtet shifts. By these, iziems, isusi gnt that they can lead to any result. The greatet Capitaa Bey, acid that of Mohatem, who commanded those three ships, as well as the •Ften . ch and Russian . inaln•yard gone. • , . disios--alizen-nsast 'game, fofe anj main meats wounded. .s- . . dee r • lis tnioillity had prevailed up to-that time at Constanti• the . eagyptsan fleet. On. seeing the movement of the squadrons, had joined the 13s itish Asiantratby about the Asson-Fore and ate wounded. . .4 •co 39e. 15th or 161 hot Oftlkber, and Ikea the three Admirals .Taascrr-Topnissts shot through, much struck In the hu11... "Pie. and the embargo on the ships of the three Powers to 401 Allied scmadrons, the Ottomans ranged themselves in took decisive ' measures fur carrying i nto effect their in- nabe-alain- matt shut through.. , .. : . .. . • ---a measure which it . has considered as hostile-was a p losonso-Forosussi. shot thrills" - . ... ' _,., • .-.1..., ,i.• ~ .... • line of battle. Their line for med a vast crescent; their struetions, an'ti fulfilling the condi:idon of the' Triaty; thr Only act of re •1114.0 MAL-Jain-mast woyoded. -_.. , • • - ..... a * i 'I. ....5.., . id. . ' pri mal that had been executed. , Our largest vessels placed themselves in the centre. the of London. - The Tor ks, however, were both obstinate RACRR-Very littk damogi'd. - .-- .' - . , o "menerce in the Mediterranean will ,eaffer severely by . intervals. Sir Edward And equivocating, and twb or three days wets exhausted tioso-atainatiast, bowsprit, aod , 'ssitii•beoralbot-desega I halt • 1 i o lighter vessels filling 'up the o i itft it believed here that the army will soon pass the Cochington, however, animated with an • ardent desire iminsitirts-tiegel - v ietion • at length •it was ascertained, .. badly struck. "woe .. . no rose. 0 , l • ruth that the Paoha. sigma ring of f gettiog to Patras by Fa, „ rIarLA.GOVI AWRCANSiri But little da ed, Misty Etas kit 7 . t at b with the consent of the other Posters, and that.the __, to avoid bloodshed, bad given all the Allied • vessels o 14' advaace d . att of . his force towards Mains, . the ,„,,, 40 ,.„ f che wreck a .r ag k n tClipati the or lsh doe.. - . 8 . : : -: • o ' on of the two Principalities must be cosseiders' orders, which were soictly observed, not to begin the and Cltastoitted tfie 'most horrible denastation, driving n '....strooirrii-thtk floured; gone to Ancona with &spindles• o at an European measure, which GAWK give them say fire; and, wishing to engage Ibrahim Pacha ta estab• the wr etched otethibitants 'of the country ,from thew 'llose n sEntros . amie to %Ortiz with ?klatches. - • . , rutin uneasiness. ' alleges into. thia mountains, where -malty of:them. ..• ..- • ......,44 Rinentan, ntarrity,and• Iris arrived this dap," . • . er a lids ade facto armistice , which had been proposed to. Ir us S TABBY , dm. to. Pins f l uss gold and kunger ; besides which, Nara, ••• - ..1... A NOTH RR LiITTRIt o IVITID • The Russian Commissioner.. haw. just arrived ere, hand and destroyed everything which CA mr,in their . A'lla'n, Novituara 4.....-- We sere thrown ioto • t London, he seat Liernernant-Frsoroy, of the English fri- nay, - thereby. commencing a war of extermination the inmost state of su pulse and anxiety on *.the tat or Wh o ate appdioted to. settle the demarcation of 'the alai of • Ra te the Dartmouth , with a glig°ltrece• But when the° to the Grecks. On the last letter sent to Ibrahim Ist instant by the arrival at the Palace of 1.1 VACUA • h cin tiers, seep:ding to the stip mos the convention . • 4.-