The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-14 00:00:00

(From the Moils, dated Monday, Sept. 12.)

PARIS, SEPT. 11.
The Augsburg Gazelle, of the 7th of September, has the fol-
lowing article under the head of Corfu, Aug. 7 :
" An English brig, which arrived here yesterday from Mis-
solonghi, brings the following details :—There were 7,000 or
8,000 Turkish bodies in the ditches of 11issolonghi, and the
enemy's camp was, as it were, annihilated. It was believed
that the Seraskier would raise the siege.. The fleet of the Ca-
pitan Paella has already retired in two divisions to the Archi-
pelago, after having lost a brig of 18 guns and a schooner,
which were taken by the Greeks."
There is no truth in the assertion of a Journal of this morn-
ing, that the Infant Don CarlOs has asked permission of King
Ferdinand to come to France. This news may be placed in the
same line as that which we find in another Journal, that French
regiments are expected at Bayonne, to go and take the place of
the Swiss at Madrid.

:( From the Journal de Pat.)
PARIS, SEPT. 10.

A Journal announces that the Greek Government has placed
itself under the protection of England. So important a piece
of news requires confirmation. There is no allusion whatever
to it in our letters from Trieste. It was only known that for
some time past the communications between the Anglo-lonian
Government at Corfu and Napoli di Romania were very fre-
quent, and a report had even circulated in some places on the
coast of the Adriatic, that Greek agents had come to Corfu to
solicit a certain quantity of arms and ammunition.
( From the Journal des Debuts.)

PARIS, SEPT. 10.

If it is true that the Provisional Government of Greece has
submitted to Great Britain, ks reports say, a heavy responsi.
bility is thrown on our Administration.
Whether England declines this submission, and thus leaves
a whole Christian population to perish, or whether she accepts
it, both the Porte and Russia will arm themselves, for different
objects and with different views, against her. France was
despoiled by the last conventions, when Russia, Austria,
Prussia, Sardinia, and even England herself were aggrandised.
France will thus see a country united to the British isles in
which she has acted a part so useful to her interests, so noble
for her honour, anti so excellent for humanity.
P.S. By some of the documents which we have seen, the
Provisional Government has placed the whole of Greece
the Continent and Islands, under the protection of Great
Britain. The negociation was conducted by Alauvrocordato
and the Commodore Hamilton. A Dispatch of General Roche
announcing this important news to the Greek Committee has
not yet arrived.

LEGHORN, SEPT. 1.

Two foreign ships a war have just entered our port, the Eng-
lish corvette the Medina, of 20 guns, Captain Montague We,
cher, and the Algerine corvette the Kasper, of 38 guns and 103
men. This vessel is commanded by his Excellency Admiral
Achmal Barbascheriff, and has made the voyage from Algiers
in 16 days.

September
The Allgemeine Zeitung to the 7th
reached us this morning. It has extracts from
the Osservatore Tristino, under date Trieste,
28th August, detailing the events of the 2d

August before Missolonghi, when the SettAsxx
sustained so signal a defeat. These accounts er,
confirmatory of our previous information,
conceived in almost the same words. The.
differ, however, in the important fact of the no'
ber of men engaged on each side, and th
amount left dead in the trenches. 1 h

affair appears, in every point of view, 8
glorious to the Greek arms. This new
spreading through the country will, we douh
not, animate the drooping courage of thei
fellow-countrymen, and especially those now OP
posed to Inn Anal PACUA in the Morea. Thu
stimulated, we trust they will be enabled fioall
to triumph over their oppressors, obtain► their ow'
independence, and subsequently preserve it, With
out appealing to the protection of any foreigi
State.

•
e subjoin an article r/, under date xi°te,
Aug. 5, referring to transactions which tosi
taken place subsequent to the above action
Up to the 24 of this month 38 Greek armed vessels A
havd.p().:lt
through our sea towards Missolonghi, and were soon
wtl;
by a division of 17 sail, under the Hydriot Miaulis. Amon the
whole number there were 17 fire-ships. The squadron otitseil
Capitaa Pacha lies off'Patras,- and endeavours to Place oes
in security against the Greek ships, which cruiseat the dis_tht
49
of 17 Italian miles. After an incessant cannonade of abul,iiol
dap, breaches having been made in several parts of the Wa",.,6,1
Missolonghi, the Turks fearing that if the siege were protraen.;
the Greeks might receive relief, resolved to attempt a gfos
ral and decisive assault upon the walls which joi. of
were falling down on every side. They accost elco
opened trenches at eleven points, from all of which they °...t
ed the walls on the Ist of August, while their boats pene've
into the lake which surrounds the fortress of Missolonglii• ,o„ri
fortress, the lake, and the outworks, were hidden for tour I'
in the thickest smoke. At seven o'clock in the morning th.ec.ros
nonade ceased ; the besieged had gained a most decisive vin`e,',.
repulsed the assailants on every side, and killed a areas itas.
ber. The Turkish army amounted to 33,000 men. '="ecilev•
trian schooner Vigilant was present, and its commander of
Buratovich, will be able to give the most correct accon
the whole affair. Coin Aua. 7.—An English brig which arrived here in Co ista
terday evening, brings some further particulars of
idles of
events. In the ditches of Mi.ssolonghi were the dead "„,:d•
7 or 800 Turks, and the enemy's camp was in a manner Vs
hilated, the Seraskier was expected to raise the siege:we is
Capitan Pacha's fleet has already sailed for the ArchiP"; 01f
two divisions, after losing an 18 gun brig and a schoone„ei„og
attack made by the Greeks before Missolonghi. Fifleen rdit
the same fleet have entered the Gulf of Patras. Ic s :h
ed .O
that the return of the fleet to the Archipelago is int
_OO
cover the oth landing of fresh troops to reinforce
relief
Pacha. Meantime, however, the Greeks can bring
Missolonghi without impediment.
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Liverpool
.4flrboimon,CCaalcputattiall, SvWerA;NiSnOtNer,esatrifoigVe;est-tir,
from India has reached us. The Albioo le'
pititpttßiiouhl 1
aorluroeedrtßt Calcutta
ersithr
Burmese
adpyeenthat
e ocommandtcos t
of o
its n s the 17 t h of Apr i I . -
cAptillil
SWAINSON stated., that on the day he ' r
sole.,
hneneo Albionottvteur errrrat:ibmtorlolegfeertenyeAt.
i:vrie.:dirfinforming
ADAM,remlThey
iticteogrmwhfrnirhmoouniti,
t:wasctahatet
communicated
ega
ptc9shoreeocnt
ag,netiffedef,
moment arrived from the awl iii 40,
intelligence of Arracan having bee °
opt
war in the Burmese
pGeefedniel d tbnt
cartoareudl:nrnMl
violence than ever, and that there aPPe6re
tion of the Burmah Empire, and r" ~V
ful:j.ll;:it,
The •
private letter stating the complete s. filo
0 bllibe
THE SUN of Saturday, is dated the gth ° oil
.5 (OIL,
and the report upon which that letter 11--
°riv-
ed reached Bangdok, the capital of Sinai' ,
.001 0
21st March. It will thus at orce for' LiotrAl
4'.- pl),
this account is completely untrue,ifory
f l' tol
is reported to have fallen on the 315 t ° I OP
fetel iie gi
ten days after the rumour of the to 'erres
the Burmese reached Bangdok.---A. toil
the 001;
t'ironbyayatiriiatolilsgueoe
raged
Iva:list
ti
ho ng
rtie
theotoeot
from the Calcutta papers, detailing 41 •
er- ji
operations of the Division under Ge" 00Jej,
Arracan'
alsorr, and his advance upon in 6 pro
subserjuent eurrender, will be found
be
J 1
ing column. bent tit
died (Si ,10.
Al r. ADAM, we regret to state,
left' ilvf
Albion two months after that yesse. ,ors t
•• ve, ' pi
He had resided in India, we be t o jot
•d of .01
thirty years, having filled the inert° the ri!
Governor-General from the pert° orri iii
the op
took fiti p I/1
bet jr,
qzoirsd Of
A al
lIITEARssTTI.N HASTINGS' hdi
se
Gentlemanp ar u r t
wee
Press and the Indian Governmn" sos
6_o to i
part in the contest lately carried °I: 01 .10/:,
ended in sending Mr. Buca.lN P tid
GOe IC
the 18th,and the Calcutta Papers tr.o g
0d eS or I
March, have been received, a „r io
The files of Madras Government
to 0; fri,
paper u
_Air
and we give a few others sos IJ
to be 5 110
We hardly know whether Oar sio
them were published in our
this
dei. .
with the progress of the Aar ►1 i the Alti
ositi° ° ii:cP
pire ; or whether the p jrS .001 ,
CAmpuELL had now advance , oa gis ,
ono
army is not one of some datigceir;io 004 fltr.,l,ll'
_ic, Pr ge' 'l
goon, and expected to rea a" " J
; of Veg"'of ot?
March. Prome is a c.tY jof - al
°ICA
0 Arof of
Here the enemy had asse or tit 1
Some coder t iel
men and 800 war boats. . it cooncoo°
was expected by the Briglisconot I' ,e 10!
reached this place, vg" a 5 -be it io ol:
the Irrawaddy river, ancitublevi a
00 0
position of the enerflY' rfare9 frOisi
dero ‘va j the.- tri
all the rules of mo he 'fit d
reac oat 00 I
as soon a_ I have
,-,...,,aur. 4yotes „10
either at Saraoo or k 5 of the A f.00d0..
readers to the reMarks °_',ol the
on this subject.
Ledger in our extracts fr.