The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-08 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

(From the Nuremburg Correspondent of Aug. 314
TRIESTE, Auo. 20.
The Captain Pacha has not yet quitted his sta-
tion near Cape Papas. The Greek fleet, which
was lately reported to have arrived at Cape Tor-
nesi, has, however, returned into the Gulf of Ar-
cadia, and cruises along the western toast of the
south ,part of the Morea. It was lately seen at
Cape Konello. It. was expected that this fleet
would raise the blockade of Missolooghi ; and it
seems inconceivable why it does not do this, if it
is sufficiently strong. But it is probable that it
is not numerous enough, for it is known- that
Miaulis is gone in pursuit of Husseiri Bey, with
the greater part of his forces, for the purpose of
hindering him from bringing fresh troops
from Alexandria and Candiv, to the Morea.
It is affirmed that six thousand Egyptians
who were to be embarked were at Alexandria,
though the plague still prevails there. The
troops which the Capitan Pacha embarked at
Patras have marched with Jussuf Pacha, and
2,000 men of the garrison, to march along the
coast of the Gulf of Lepanto. We learn that
Jussuf has arrived at Ilylo Castron, at a short
distance from Corinth, and that his intention is
to secure a communication through the isthmus
with the united army of Thessaly and Negro-
pont, and bring into the Peloponnesus ; but
Goura has succeeded in repulsing that army, and
will advance against Jussuf, who is said to
have lately resolved to march by way of
Argos to Tripolizza to join Ibrahim Pacha.—
This Pacha is reported to have lately had
several conferences with Colocotroni, with
the addition that they were on the point of
concluding a convention, but it was not known
what was the tenor or the conditions. According
to some accounts, Colodotroni is willing to submit
to the Pacha of Egypt ; according to others,
Ibrahim has proposed to evacuate the Morea,and
return to Candia, engaging not to move any more
against the Greeks. The number of English
ships of war in the port of Napoli has lately been
increased. Captain Hamilton, who is said to have
lately received new instructions from England,
appears to be on very good terms with the Greek
Government.

Since writing the above, we have seen a letter
from Ragusa, which states that Jussuf Pacha had
entered Corinth, and had summoned the Citadel
to surrender, but the latter having refused all his
proposals, the Turks, who were informed of the
approach of a Greek corps, set fire to the town,
and fell back towards Vostizza ; they had not
been able to reach Argos.
FRONTIERS OF ITALY, Alla. 20.
We are still without any news from the Morea
that can be depended upon ; the latest came to
us by way of Zante and Corfu, but at the be-
ginning of August nothing positive was known
even there of the movements of Ibrahim and Co-
locotroni, and from Napoli di Romania there
were no accounts. It is true there was no
want of reports, and that of Ibrahim having
been wounded was so general that it obtains
some credit. It appears also, that there have
been several sanguinary combats between the
two armies or corps, in which the Egyptian and
Asiatic troops, whose communications are really
cut off, have constantly been the aggressors, but
have been repulsed with loss. The Arnauts last
landed at Navarino are stated to have suffered
very severely on their way to Tripolizza,,having
been at one time completely surrounded, and
obliged to cut their way through the Greek corps
that opposed them, in which they succeeded, it
is trite, but with very great loss, and at the ex-
pence of ail their artillery, baggage, Sze. These
are the accounts current in Corfu and Zante, but
still they want further confirmation. As for the
Egyptian fleet that has returned to Alexandria,
it is uncertain whether Mimilis has been able to
come up with it ; but there nre some reports of
an engagement in favour of the Greeks. Misso-
loughi has been hard pressed lately, but
defended itself vigorously, and had repulsed all
the attacks made on it. But it cannot hold out,
unless the blockade by sea is raised. Redschid
Pacha has received reinforcements, but will not
undertake any thing against the Peloponnesus till
he has taken Missolonghi. llis detached- -corps
are in Livadia, and make excursions beyond Sa-
lona. Goura is obliged to confine himself to 38-
curing all the approaches to the isthmus of Co-
rinth. The state of things there is not very fa-
vourable to the Greeks, though the Tessalian
corps had lately received a check.

EXECUTION OF THE EMPECINADO.-The Ma-
drid Gazette announces the tragical end of this
patriot. The following account of his last mo-
ments is furnished by an inhabitant of Rueda,
where the unfortunate General was hanged. In
his will the Empecinado bequeathed four pieces
of cloth, which belonged to him, and were in the
possession of a friend, for the use of the Royalist
volunteers of Rueda, from whom he had suffered
such horrible treatment. When he came out of
the prison to undergo his punishment, he became
violent with rage on finding that it was intended to
put him upon as ass. He refused, and went to the
place of execution on foot with great firmness.
When he had reached the foot of the‘gallows, he
suddenly made so great an effort that he burst the
cords by which his arms were confined. He then
attempted to rush through the line of soldiers
who surrounded him,and no doubt he would have
escaped if he had been armed ; but as it was, he
was attacked and beaten down with blows. A
rope was then passed round his neck, and the
hangman, who was upon the gallows, leaped upon
him, and with the assistance of some bystanders
put him to death. As this wretch was returning
to Valladolid, after the execution, he was wel-
comed in several villages with the ringing of the
l bells.—(Courier Francais.)

A Mr. KING, at Richmond, in Surrey, went
to church last Sunday, came home well, and
while eating his dinner, fell down and expired ;
he has ieft a wife and two children. What is
most singular, his wife's first husband, a Mr.
Mills, late one of the Bank clerks, choaked him-
self with a piece of beef at dinner, and died
about three years ago.