The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-10 00:00:00

THE (MEEKS.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 19;---On the Pith, a ship arrived here,
n sixteen days' from. Cabinets, in the Alarm. It brought
he news that the Captain -Paella,' with his whole fleet, had
left the flay of hunts on the 130th of August, and sailed to-
wards the Archipelago. The Captain sari, there is a conta-
hious disorder on board his fleet. The garrison of Palms,
dweier is provided with every necessary for a long time. The
private letters, which the Captain hns brought from Tripolizza
and NAM. di Romania, Pay, that• " the campaign of. the
Turks, as far as concerns the object of conquering the Moroi,
bas entirely failed for this year." But it seems that the Turks
have certainly obtained important, ntivantagee. in Negropont,
over the insurgents, vile) have been defeated also.near Trikeri.
'The seat of their OClvernnient Was 'at illegara. The vintage luts
been' very productive, as well :as. the crop of southern fruits. in
the Great Islands. Private letters from Durazzo, in Turkish.
Albania,- of the 7th, say, that the Albanians treacherously
abandoned the Paella of Seittarlin the battles near Agraplia,
,and have now
,taken part with' the Ore'eke. The same letters
say, that since .these events the Montenegrins have' made an
irruption into the territory of the Naha.
COREIT, &Err. 4.--According to late news from' the Conti .
nent, the desertion of the Albanians has been more .consitierabie
than was RC ',flue. clay after the news of the defeat
of the Turks lAvadia 'reached the Albanians forluing the
whey of.lciatisnuff,Paelia, they demanded their pay, which was
odd them they then demanded • three months pay in ad-
vance and on being refused they broke out into open re-
bellion, so that the Priam hot just time to Nave
on board it vessel, whichearried him, with four of his people,
to Pares. The Albanians made, themselves masters of hiiktrea-
suree, and of his military chest. As they had agreed with the
Greeks to have' tree passage to A lbanie, they merehed to.
wards Mererynoros to the 'number >of NU,' singing songs of
triumph at the detest of the Turks, and particularly at.the de-
feat of Joussouff Pacha.
Omar Vrione •i 3 said to litiVe stimulated this revolt out of
jealousy. If the Greeks should obtain tt few noire successes
we, should s,:e this Paella fighting under the victorious .banners
of the Crass, Selieittar rota, one of the bravest Albanian
hiefe, who commanded in Theesaly lately,' Informed a friend
of his at Patois of the defeet of the Turke, and concluded with
expressing his opinion thet it woe impossible to stop the Greek.
insurrection. lie added, the (ire eke entrenched in the mountains,
who, With one or twoloncrred men, braved the Turkish .F.m.-
pire, arc now at the head of powerful armies formed on their
own nitelel.--Attcoetomed to brave death, and ',import fatigue
,and privations, they ere most terrible when surpeised in small
numbers. They. disperse easily, and: re-unite as by enchant.
went. Our Albanians, might defend themselves by their
agility, but the Turks are every where destroyed. The Otto-
nuto troops are not sufficient to undertake any decisive °Pere-
Lion egetiust an enemy whose skill equals his courage.- if the
Turkish Government; the ..Dive ', could, bring a mortepower-
tut army into the field, which I 4believe to be impossible, it
could not eup i
pdrt it for one month n' Livedia. This country
is therefere fir ever Jost to the Turks. .. .