The National Register.
London, England, 1822-08-12 00:00:00

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LOND3N, MONDAY, AUGUST 12.
Three o'clock, p.m
'The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night by
e.press, of which the fidlowing sire extracts
PARIS, A co. S.—Letters from V. en na and Odessa
Inciition srezli disturbances in the capital of the Ot-
toman empire, but wilieut entering into any details.
Tile evacuation of 111J1davi.4 and Wal iY spoken
cf, but it appeals that nothing has yet taken place
beyond marches and countermarches.
An authentic letter from Ulm gives the following;
int elligeuce:—" A boat the middle of June, the
E,.;yptian squadron Under tile orders of Ismail Gi-
l.rutsar, with whieli were j.Mied several frigates,
corvettes, and Turkish brigs, cfllctkd a landing on
thousand the island of Candia. Five disembarked,
und the squadron entered the port of Susa. It con-
sisted et 14 frigates, corvette.., and armed brigs, and
i.lasut 40 other vessels, crust of thus transports
The Candiutes, iuuucdiatd after the landing, re-
tired tow.:rds the iii.motaius, to a position which
was :warty inaccessible, conceiving. no dou:st, that
the enemy were Inure numerous than they really
,‘VCre• As semi us they had obtained ateurase in-
formation of the enemy's nambcrs, and reinforced
themselves by some other corps which were posted
n diarent points oft ha island, they made a general
&tam k on the Egyptians, wba had bLen isiited by
some of the To.rks who had marched out from the
fortresses which were in a state of blockade. A s.n-
Luitiary coil/ et ensued, which terminated entirely in
tavour of the Candiutes. I'he Egyptians and Tucks,
completely defeated, fled in the Lreaest disorder; a
&mall party were ab:e to guia the forts, and the rein-
leant of Le Egyptian cores reAnnbarked, after has.
ing sustained great ls.s.s. The 4.andiutes took pos-
session of the Egyptian artillery, a great quantity cf
tams, ammunition, &a. Many of the fuguives were
ti-owned during the embarkation, which took place
~midst the greatest coufusion. The Egyptian squa-
satin has quitted the fort of Susa, and lies off the
Island; but it will nut remain there lung, for a
Urea squadron has left the port of Spezzia to attack
it are the contents of letters, to which every
credit is due, from Leghorn and Naples, and which
ugree entirely to the important circumstances of this

Letters from Cori'', dated July 13, state that Arta
has been taken by assault, by Cien. No.mann. The
(iced: senate has urdcred the building u a Christian
Temple at Corinth, in eunnuctuuratma ui the tio:-
stru..tien of the Turkish fleet.

1.11141 Tr., J yr..; 23.—.1 mercantile house in this
t i:y has received the following from Alissolonghi,
L...;;:d sth July:—•• Inexpressible is the joy that
prevails here, un recount of the defeat of the Turk-
rAi IL is affirmed that the whole fleet is as
good as destroyed; most of the ships are buret or
stranded ; and up to the 26th June, 28 ships ere said
to have been taken. With the Capitan Pacha his
whole staff was blown up, including the Vice-Ad.
laical (Capitan hey) with the crew of 1,800 men,
among whom there were 104 &iglish. After the
dread.ul explosion, which was Itemil at. Ipsara, part
or the Greek fleet sailed towards Tschenie, and ur-
tived there almost ut the same time as the remaining
Turkish vessels, which flail thither for shelter. The
'Lurks left their ships in disorder, and the Greeks
had nothing to do but to set them on fire. To this
lnippy event are to be added the glorious news from
Tees...L.ly, Epirus, and Albania, where every thing
gees on admirably. Choursellid I'aeha has arrived
at Larissa with 60 men, and Omer Brione, Paella of
Juanuina, has been entirely defeated near that city.
ST. PLTEREPURGII,JULY 2U.—The regiments of
the guards continue to arrive successively. At the
end or ill: mouth they will be assembled fora grand
review near Petersburg!). Great preparations are
leaking ut Petershuf, to celebrate the Saint's day of
the Empress Maria, which is on the 22d July, 0. S.
The Persian ambassador, Mirza Saler, has arrived
in this city.

MADRID, JULY 29.—Government has received
news tram Catalonia up to the 223, giviog accounts
of the detiat and dispersing of Nlisas, Tarragona,
&e. and their bands on the 18th, by Generals Al-
b.rnos and Miinns; and of the &feat of Musen
Anturi by Milans.
The Madrid Papers contain the proclamations of
Iturhitle, Emperor of Mexico.
Sr. SkSAVIIAN, JULY :10.—The two columns in
pursuit of (muesada, having travt.rse,l the vallies of
11.1ncal, &e. and la.ving proceeded on the
18th as tar at llunccs Faller, at length pursi.ed them
:u that Quesada, with 800 men, appeared on
t tnineuce to the right, and Juanuito, with 300, to
the but seeing that they were going to be
ith the l.4.yonet at both ptAnts, they aban-
Stalcd fist it pusitious, and instead or a general action,
Ott w.:s expected, there was only smile skirmishing.
They I,st 20 uud tit) wountletl. toVe took two
of the lel:els, tine of whom is the assassin of the un-
Latutiide Loamt.i de *;

THE NATIONAL

e AIR A:NOMA Ti) BE OBSERVED AT ME PUBLie
1-.',N7'111 OF IDS MOST EXCELLEA7' MAJESTY
;ONG GEORGE THE FOURTH
INTO Ills CITY Of KDINSURGII.
When the prahable time of his Majesty's landing at Leith
shall be known, Fluidic nsitice thereof will be given, when the
o:liners of State, the 011ic,14 of the Crown, the Lord Pruvost,
and the Magistrates of Edinburgh, the Lord Lieutenant of
Mid-1 ithian, and the Authorities, Civil and Military, will as
setulLe it such placer as shall be appointed, iu order to receive
his Majesty.
ilia Majesty having landed at Leith, the Officers of State,
the Lord Lieutenant of the County, and the Senior Mirje,ty of
Leith, will ads mice on foot and about ered towards his hair:ay,
and having mode their reverences, will conglutinate the K,ug
on hie happy ariii al in this pail uf his duitheioas. They will
then attend his Majesty to his carriage, and take their Desiree-
tive places iu the procession, which will proceed up Leith
Walk, until the arrival of his Majesty's carriage at the City
Boundaries, near Picmcly-place, where it will halt, and the
Lord Provost, itiagistrates, Council, and City (Meets will ad.
ranee on foot, uncovered, to the Royal Presence, and the door
of his Alajosty'a carriage being opened the Lord Provost,
Ln.,eling, will address rtis Majesty, and will deliver the keys
of the city, the sword and maze on a aflame velvet cushion.
The whole will then retire backwards from the Royal Presence,
nod tat Lord Provost and Magistrates will take their places in
the preccesi.m, immediately alter the Lord Lieutenant of the
comity. The processien then moving onward by Picardy-
place, York-idace, North Saint Andrew-street, South Smut
Andrew-street, and turning to the left, will proceed by Princes-
street, sad the Regent Biutge, to the Palace of Ilutyroott.
The military will line the way, under tae orders of the com-
mander of the forces, and proceed to Holy rood• house by the
New-road. The procession will be flanked with cavalry and
part of the highland gentlemen.
Several oh' the llighland Chieftains intend, while the King
remains, to appear on public occasions with tl,eir feudal train,
in the style of their auceetors. The Eail of Bredellnine has
alreaoy arrived, and fifty of his followers are expected on Sa-
tarday. Macdonald, of Glengarry, who is uearLy related to the
Fieneb Maisiial of that name, will, it is said, bring with hint
not less than one hundred of his plaided clan A stand is to be
erected iu a couvenient situation fur the peeresses and ladies
of distinction, to witness the grand proeussion to the castle--
Miss Tree, of Covent Garden, is pertorming !milo at present.—
Last night she sustained the part of Elusion, iu the Barber r,"
Seville. There were not fifty prisons in the house. The people
antis town, whether from the peculiar austerity of their religion,
or from onestitutional tempetament, appear to show an utter
distaste for the drone. The theatre iinell' is a most wretched
structure, and i;taitz out nl chtiacter with the other public
I edilices. All the house servants that weie in the employment
of the late Duke of Buceleugh, are engaged to wait upon Lie
Majesty at Dalkeith palace ; iced this therein,' entered on their
respective duties. Yesterday morning the Forte frigate, one
of the royal squadron, arrived io Leith Roads and tired a royal
salute of fifteen guns, which was answered by the Dotter flag-
ship.