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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. ig, 1814.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

• We have received this morning, by Express,
the Rioi/e of yesterday's date. This Journal
Ntradicts the report of the departure of the In-
f"tl Don C.tar.os and Don FRANCISCO from
St. Pain, Which was circulated by the Journal des
41)(114' of Friday. The chief articles of interest
Etoile relate to the affairs of the Greeks,
Of which we subjoin extracts. The capture of
Zeitouni by the Greeks is a most important ad-
Thtage, for it renders certain the conquest of
488aly, and ensures the tranquil possession of
Mvadia.

The accounts from Constantinople among
166 e Extracts, and the report of the Oriental
BPPctator, the Turkish Journal published at
So
ma, endeavour to shew that the naval action
of the 7th of October was, of little importance ;
hut unhappily for the credit of these statements,
we have the testimony of an Impartial eye-
witness of that action in the Commander of
the French corvette La Victorieuse, who states,
that " the affair lasted the whole night, that the
Turks were beaten, and' that five of their ships
were blown up, of which two were corvettes." lit
"hart, the return of the Captain Paella to the Dar.
4,1411e5, with only three ships of war, and the
fact of AIIIN PacHA, the son of the Viceroy of
gYPt,being a prisoner in the hands of the Greeks,
levee no doubt of the termination of the naval
campaign, and of the total discomfiture of the
l'grkti and their Egyptian Allier.
(Prom the Etoile dated Purls, Sunday, Nov. 27.

COURT NEWS.

111, King at one o'clock presided eta Counci
Milikters.

YPsterday, there was a Council of Commerce
t'ld at M. de Villele's, at which all the Minis-
were present. It lasted four hours and a

14 the night of the t od, four transports
troops on board for the Colonies, sof-
-140, dreadfully in the Roads of Brest, owing
"%n. tempest.
0.1 4 learn from Constantinople, under date of
46th October that the first accounts of the
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tair the ,
7th has been much exaggerated, for
h
of ,erie w" no general engagement. Some Tartars
:le fleet arrived on the I6th in the Capital,
0144 were invested with pelisses for having brought
1:11!ews of a victory gained on the 13th and
li;"' by Ibrahim Pacha, over the Greeks'
title, Captain Pacha still remains in the Darda-
-14:8 bill motives for remaining there are not
te 11:" ; but it is supposed, the moment he re-
-4" reinforcements from the capital, he will sail
114° and join Ibrahim Pacha, and second his
I,l,rati"6 for landing troops in the Mores. The
41i4 °f lbrobim Pacha, who now commands the
tattedfleets, is to embark the troops of his
4titiler, which are at Rhodes and Stanchio, and
nxiit with them in the Morro. The Greeks are
illg"'ery effort to oppose him, and to prevent

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41-t4,t'elnitel%to °bßerved thatietters from Smyrna and our nasal
dated the 20th October, ale quite silent respecting this
linlr.plet',,ltinrini• One mercantile etter mentions, only as a
111.1 el.rr, that the Turks lost two frigates tunaitylene on
l• loth October.—( Note of the Editor.)