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London, England, 1822-11-30 00:00:00

G ERMA N PAPERS.

VIENNA. NOVEMBER 16.
An account from Corfu of October 24, gives as
an extract from another of the Vat of the same
month, from Prevese, some more rtcent particulars
of the expedition of the Tarkish Commanders,
Omer Brione and Mehemet Pasch+, against Miss°.
lunghi and the Gulf of Lepanto. These accounts
say, that Mehemet Pacha was at Kachori, and had
possession of the greater part of Aearnania.
Omer Pacha was advancing in the same direction,
by way of Arta. Several chiefs of the Iniurgents
in Acarnania had submitted to the Porte : nothing
farther had been heard of the Sidiots since the emi-
gration to Cephalonia. It was, however, thought
doubtful in Corfu, whether the Turks, even tl git
they should make great progress on this side, would
be able to accomplish the eongoeiit :of the Mores
in the course of the wintsgi without a powerful
operation from the lialimuut Corinth.
The plague still prevailedin Arts and Joannine,
but had of late rather abated.

Metallipses 85 15-16 i hs—Bank Shares 934—
(Austrian Observer, November 17.)
m•asEILLEa, NOVEMBER 4.
We have news here that the Turkish fleet. appear-
ed off Scio in the middle of October, and took no
bard fresh provisions on the coast of Asia Worm.
It was inferred from this that the fleet wcitld not
yet return to the Dardanelles, but undertake au
expedition against some bland iu the Archipelago.
An attack on Samos visa particularly spoken of as
probable ; but up to the middle of October it had
not been made. Many persons are of opinion that
these reports were spread merely to keep up the ex-
pectations of the Tonics, and not let them souk into
despondency, which, in fact, according to the una-
nimous accounts Frenchmen in the Levant, has al-
most every where talon the place of their former arro-
gance. Constantinople alone is an exception : no more
moderate system has yet been adopted there to satisfy
the just complaints of the foreign Ministers. They
have most of them interfered with great seal for
their countrymen, and demanded the removal of
the many burdens under which they suffer.
Hitherto the English Legation alone has been inc.
cessful in its demands, as the English in general
etijoy peculiar favour at Constantinople and in the
whole Turkish empire.
The navigation of the Black Sea. and the inter-
course with the Russian ports on it, is an eye-sore
to the Turks. and they do every thing ou their
part to obstruct it.
TRINSTIfp NOVEMBER 4.
From the depositions of the 'Captains of the
Austrian vessels that have 'tared at Trieste from
Smyrna, within a few days, it appears that two
Austrian brigantines, the Poltroon and the Siecero,
commanded by Captains Calvi and Patios, and ac-
companied by an armed brigantine, had sailed from
Smyrna,..4mlen with provisions for Napoli di Ro-
manis, rt* they were taken by the Greeks, and
that two Austrian frigates had sailed from Smyrna
to Hydra and Speasia to demand an account of
them. The Captain of a Sardinian brig, in twelve
days from Smyrna, confirms the above, and adds,
that the Greeks had carried into Spezzia a French
ship, laden with corn, hut that a French frigate
had released it, and compelled the Greek Captain
to pay an indemnity of 39,000 piastres.
The Captain of the Austrian brig Waterloo, in
24 days from Smyrna, relates tips same particulars,
and adds, that the Austrian Ambassador at Con-
stantinople had sent a courier to the Commander of
the Austrian flotilla, with -mrdera to do his utmost
to have the Austrian flag respected and protected,
and not to regard any opposition from the Greeks,
of whatever description it may he; that he had
landed at Zea, where he was told that the great
Turkish fleet had failed in its endeavours to relieve
Napoli di Romano', and had gone either to Suda
or to the Dardanelles.
TILIESTE, NOVEMBER 11.
The Captain of a ship from A Gem's relates, that
news had been received there on the 6th, front
Worfu, that Napoli di Romania had surrendered on
The 2011 i of October, to Pietro Bey of the Maiootes.
—(Allgemeitte Zeitang to November 41.1

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SEMLIN, NOVEMBER 8.
The post from Salonithi of the 20th, and from
Sere. of the 22d October, is arrived. late
report, that AbdoHalt Pacha had disappt Dom
Saloirichi, is not confirmed. Tranquillity ev ir ailed
in both those cities. Three Beys hat en Kilt
from Seres to Asia, because they Kid refused to join
the corps of Jussuf Pacha, iuteudtd tini4st the
Mores.
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