The Sun.
London, England, 1825-10-03 00:00:00

FItENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated Saturday, Oct. 1.1
VARIS, SEPT. 30.—1 t is thought that the departure of the
Court for Compiegne will be delayed for a week.
The whole Sardinian squadron sailed from Genoa on the 12th
September, preceded by the Christina corvette, and the Com-
merce frigate. Together with the, squadron four transports
:ailed, having on board the Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and other
agents, appointed to reside in the several ports of Barbary, and '
to carry to the Governments of those countries the usual pre-
sents. The Commerce and the Nereid corvette are particu-
larly commissioned to escort the transports. The Christina had
beeu previously sent to Tripoli with a flag of truce, to arrange
the differences with that Power.
Letters from Corunna of 14th September say, that the,expe-.
dition for the Havannah had not yet sailed from Ferrol, and it
is probable that it will not put to sea till it has been joined by
the Deacubierta corvette, which is coming with a cargo of
-n.uskets. The transports have on board large quantities.of
cannon balls, and cannon of all descriptions. They will be
conveyed by the Guerrero ship of the `line, twofrigates lately
built, three corvettes, and three brigs.
The Captain-General Eguia.is still at Ferrol, where it is sup-
posed he will remain till after the sailing of the expedition.
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(Front.ilte.
The Monitemr of Friday contains, in the official part, an Or-
dinance relative to the Coach Society of' the Upper Seine,
Yonne, &c. permitting the addition of 400 hew share' of 1,000
francs each, to the fund of the Society. No share can 'as issued
till the whole 1,000 francs has been paid into the fund..
(NON.OF'PICIAI. pAitT;)-
TRIESTE, SEPT. 15.—The theatre 'of war in Western
Greece, which has been along time in Livadia, is now removed
from that province. The forces of the two parties which were
long assembled there, and laid waste the country in every direc-
tion, are now collected in,other parts of Greece.
Bettschid l'achaoo whom the Porte had confided the direc-
tion of all the military 'operations to the Worth of the 'Pelopon-
nesus. and was to ycanse,the ,corps, of Thessaly and Negropont
to penetrate into she illorea by the Isthmus of Corinth, and
across the Gulf of Lepanto, where they were to join Ibrahim
Pacha, has suddenly-changed his plan, -or rather he has made
itssabord;atate tatke particular plan f his own corps. Red-
:wind had at first imagined that nothing would be more easy
than to make himself master of ylissdlonghi, and thence to pro-
cesd to Patras ; but he has been disappointed in his expecta-
tions. Be has at length become sensible that he could not at-
tain his object without developing great resources • in conse-
quence he has successively called into Etolia the Turco-Alba-
nian corps which had penetrated into Livadia, to reinforce his
army, leaving only a few troops at Bodonizza ; these latter
very soon.repassed the Thermopylae. The Pacha of Negropont,
on his part, having been obliged to send away the auxiliary
cares which had been detached from Thessaly to second his
cps:A:ens, was reduced to his own troops, which were -destined
entirely for the garrisons of the fortresses in Eubtea.
Aly all these movements the detached corps of Greeks which
were to cover the Isthmus of Corinth, and which, after several
sanguinary actions, had regained possession of Thebes.
alona, and Lodoriki, found themselves at liberty. 'Two small
corps of observation have been left at Thebes and Salona, as a
check on Negropont and Lepanto. All the other corps have
marched away; those of General Goura by way Corinth into
the Alorea, and those of General Karaiskaki by way of Kosima
into Etolia. 'The first had advanced to Argos, whence it was
to march towards Curitene and 'l'ripolizza, while the second
Should reach the neighbourhood of Missolonghi, where it 'has
done great injury to the Turks.
But in the interval Redschid Pacha.had been joined by the
corps of reserve stationed at Larissa, to meet which he went as
tar as Carvassara.; and after having received all his reinforce-
ments, he is again in a formidable attitude. According to the
last accounts he had attacked the Greek General Karaiskaki,
and driven 'him back to Kositna, while another corps of his
army has dispersed the Greek guerillas under the command of
Co` Via. Be has on this again collected the greater part of his
troops in the vicinity of Missolonghi, to continue his attacks on
that important place. ' •
FitENCH .FUNDS.—PARTS. SEPT. 30.—Five per Cents.
• 9'4. Loe.—Three per Cents. 711. Stic.—Bank Stock, 2,1401._
7.ltente de Naples Certificate Falconnet,) 86f. ?oc.—Dented'Espagne, 151f.'--Royal Spanish Loan, 51.—Exhange on
Loatkm, one month, 25f. 15c. ; three months, 24f. 55c.
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ICours ii!itheitt:pe.)

THE GREEKS.

FIIANKFOkf, SETT. 24.

[CONTINUATION OF TILE EXTRACT FROM THE ORIEN*-
TAT. SPECTATOR..I
SXYRNA-.•slfLp,l7.—This city and all •he surrounding
rountry have,longenjoye.d profound tranquillity, and no Un-
pleasant consei'vencetch;rie been prodtteed- bot the accounts of
the sanguinArpscenes, of v dcn many places have been the

theatre.
Commodore Handh..7. ;cturned to this port on the flth, and
:has -again landed 15 'lurks, men, women, and children, whom
,he- heel the good fortune to save from the rage of the Greeks in
.the massacres which they perpetrated on the burning of a Hy-
,.driot brig, which has been mentioned before,
After blockading Hydra for some days, Commodore Hamil-
Ann obtained the satistliction.he required, which the priMate of
• the island. did not dare to grant him at first, for fear of exciting
. the people against them, who were in a state of complete
.anarchy. They have delivered up to the Commodore the pi-
ra ;rem who plundered the English coining from Athens.
FRANI:FouI', SEPT. 20.—The • latest accounts communi-
cated by the Missolonghi Journal, and Which base been known
through the Austrian Journals, were of the 10th of August, at
which time the siege was not raised. We have now received •
thelanne•Journal of the 13th of August. It is still favOurable
-to the besieged, and the following is the account of itt-e'• On
-the 11th our fleet went after that of the entinye in order, ac- I
cording to the commands of the Government.,.. to blockade the
.Golf of Corinth. On-the 12th-the enemy suspended his works
against the bastions MontUlarbest, Maori, and Botzariiand
..continued those which are directed against -rranklin . --On. the
13th we learned from prisoners that •the•enemy's army is much
. weakened • that of 700 Bulgarian pioneers, only 200 are able
to work ; that there is a' scarcity of provisions ; and that the
number of dead .and wounded, since the beginning of the siege,
may be estimated at 3,00 at least."
'According to these-accounts we should rather expect the
-:raising of the siege, titan the serious prosecution of it as
an-
nounced in Austrian Journals, but of which we have not yet
any, confirmation. While the enemies of the Greek affirm
that Ibrahim Paella makes Tripolizza the centre-Of: all his
operations, whence he makes excusions at-pfeaiure in all-di-
rections, accounts given by them, dated Pyrgos, August 10,
-say—" Ibrahim daily attempts to open •himitlf a way frOm
Trinolizza, but is always repulsed with loss. The last action
of this kind took place at; Kramphobo. The Greeks who ,
fought chiefly consisted of inhabitants of Py:gos in Arcadia.l
free an action oftive heurs, the Arabs were driven back with
--.l„ne loss of 150 killed or taken prisoners. According to the as-
_stirances of the latter, there was a want of ammunition and pro-
visions in the ii',4yptian camp.. Ypsilanti and Colocotroni have
their camp at Berberia. The enemy has attempted five times
to force a passage, and has been always repulsed. •
• The Greek eltror;icle complains bitterly of a surgeon named
Julius Millingen, sent by the Greek Committee at London—
:he only one of the English who has left the Greeks, and gone
_oyez to the enemy- -He not only_brings them the aid of his art,
which he Lad.promised to dedicate to -our defenders, but has
even taken ti:e instruments with which its committee furnished
hiM. - •