The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-25 00:00:00

letter from Trieste of the 6th, to the following
elf,•ct .

" Captain Andreas Drumandopaulo, who hat
arrived here from Zante in 16 days, states that at
the day of his departure he spoke to Captain
Cazzoro, who left Syra on the 17th, when he
saw an' Egyptian corvette'enter that port which
was taken by the Greeks in the battle of the
t'S:_ll of September near Stanchio. It is said that
the Egyptian fleet, with all its transports, were
at anchor in the roads, and when they saw the
Greeks approaching, the Egyptians formal
into line. The action was very obstinate, but it
finished in the horning of live or 515 of the
Egyptian men of war, end 18 of their transports.
The Greeks also took about 30 other transports.
The fleet of the Captain Pacha were at.achor,
during the battle, in the Bay of I.3oudroun,ima
remaine I quite inactive."
FRENCH REaTES closed on Saturday for the
end of the month, at 10sf. 70c.
(Front Golignoili's ifessenger, Oct. :13.1
Council,
Yesterday the King presided at a
which sat from
12 till half-
past o'clock. The
remains of his Majesty Louis XVIII. will be
deposited in the vault of the Bourbons on 1110-
day next : preparations have been for many days
making in the Church of St. Delis.
A letter from Milan of the sth announces
that on the 30th ult. the theatre of Este was cn.
2
tirely consumed by fire.
MADRID, Ocr. 11.—ft seems certain that
the
visit to the Escurial of all the Diplon)atic 130(14,
and several persons of influence in the 01'1'
sal, had another object than attending the
King's Levee. They still remain there, auti
are
assembly of a Connell, consistioe •of the 101;
ters and the Charges d'Affaires of the palleiPa
Cabinets of Europe, for the discussion of
poles
recently addressed to the Spanish Cabinet br
that of the Tuileries.
on the early'
occupied, it is said, in considering up

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31ALLAID, OCT. 11.-( Private Corresponeence• ooin.
a rumour here of an approaching Council, which is to
eueci,
posed of our Ministers and the Charge d'Atfaire3 of th
pal Cabinets of Europe, in order to discuss the notes la
dressed to our Cabinet by the Tuileries. The followinetistiT,
lieved to be the contents of these notes :—Sp!tin will but
ed to publish a full and entire amnesty, which is to core
Iv),
a few nominative exceptions, applicable to some of t,r, „dot
oisnce absolutely
insuring
bryi
tay foofr itnh
eo fs
of the isle of Leon ; she will also be called upon to 3Vii::of 3C
necessary.
stability
happiness of the people. She must recognise t',borol
contracted by the Cortes, ratify and cause toners," " of the
he
the capitulations concluded between the Ge ed,
French :limy and those of the Constitutional achy, be
case the occupation should be considered rlc"44-„si4 OP;
yond the term already fixed, the French troops arc lris' ().
ported at the expence of Spain. They talk at the Fftlijo
creating an Aube Council, of which Duke del Inlwal!ch ibe
to be th e President. This Council is to cherXlilbeferc
examination of the measures of theiditn rent All
they are submitted to the King. • .
alzra.gali);.,!1,1031„1;:

The Proclamation of Sir FOEI3EIII°S 'WI'
c°cntry
which at first excited some alarm in this ti;
as a hasty measure, is now found to be Perfeci;
consistent with humanity, regard to die Glee
and the dignity of the British
tofle
fleet,
neutraltil
ougstliliptsheyformwienrge Government:
ct
The Greeks had certainly reason t° nble,,s
such a menacing Proclamation•
if t it
threatiort
had persisted in their offensive
would have been necessary for the saPPle
of our national character, that we should II 0
assumed a hostile attitude,anti Ise/10011 ha
co:
11
wrongrtof i iiii a)
enh:llijilig
r hest'
prevented them from pursuing measures .° conduct
tainment of independence. The personal de
of Sir FREDERICK ADAM also in visiting politicte
serves high commendation, as it was °llhi nisy
and humane, and proves that full confidence
discharge
be placed in him for a vigilant and firm
istarvisl
of his duty, RS Governor of the lonia
t° se
aye
while his individual qualities are likely a . 6
. ,
the respect and esteem of the people. Tile
- re'
Ellen''} 1'
therefore, relieved from all a pprehensi°" '' i°rioi
eir g
resentment, may now pursue th
,311'
~g strug l
e for freedom, and the wishes of all °,i004
kind, but their savage enemies, will he a"'
for their eventual success.

rbruoprtngh to the 19th instant, arrived till; fl
-Its` :...'
affirms
Kwas the Capitin Pitch&
TRIE
It brings a confirmation 0i• ilie newisii:eo3
destruction of the the Egyptian fLet by the 01-2,-.; I°4 sisirg
states
that the latter have ' he ern A
continued to pursue t ~,, btu'
part of the Turkish fleet, and, on the 27th SePtemr-e%ptsis
ofl Patmos several large ships, among which, al 'lc
hlaavyes full'olwtileatTliiiiCeiEc(llP:•::llc7teTer.is a flirm ed tl'.ll3alasst born Ica il'
FRAN'
agitation
FORT, OCT. )7.—Tlic plan wnich howl'"-i 1 totstie
new to establish a bank in this city' seems n li'4nici
Papers
extractAthesii i :2t 131 ed 1 i oni 111
odu it II: :: ivi 11:
r.
: 7
agreed on same of the regulations ell
Our Government ra Oar '
shows rest strictness in Pro—° Ili,
raor' Pr°
morals. The public g
~lf,
aunLudi 0 women from appearing at church without biller 0170 e
veils of the same colour ; but all god citilcllll.,ight
a_npPlauded the prohibition to celebrate masses after 1111"-00,
inttie the church of the apostles which were used to give °Pe
for irregularities. 001'
Lord ,
BRusaE.,„ OCT.9.—The English Minister,
1, wet
_,e 1...) 'J
vili , who returned to this city front Paris on Sunday i
i; 00,‘
Twoyesterday evening to the Ii ague, but is espected buck triloleo
with
dßritish Cabinet Messengers set out yester(lo ib
...raat,Oct'
• • for $ fef
ispatclics.—(Amsterdam C'd_ 023 )
STOC •
_ hIIOLAI, OCT. B.—Their Majesties arc gone roa tit
days to the country scat, Rescrberr. is 111°‘/11l '
hsijaixi,tiltle
,i)rrit.,
nticplitiy
brit.
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