The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-02 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

TrtsraTE, OcT. 14.—A vessel which has arrived in nine
days ftom Techesme, brings the 'news that on the 25th of
September the Turkish and Egyptian fleet had another engage.:
ment with the Greeks between Patmos anti Samos, in which the
former were again defeated and fled to Mytelene. Thelktple
Ottoman fleet consisted at that time of only 35 sail,. which were
pursued by Greek 24 ships. All the Egyptian transports were
either left at Boudrouni, or had been taken by the Greeks.—
:Private letters from Corfu,of 27th Sept. say that Ibrahim
Pacha, son of the Viceroy and Commander of the Egyptian
expedition, the well known Vice-Admiral Ismael Gibraltar, and
a Renegado, who bore the name of Paella, (formerly Aid-de-
Camp to General Grouchy) and who had directed for some
years the military affairs of the Viceroy, together with
eight millions in ready money taken in the late engagements,
had been brought by the Greeks to Napoli di Romania.
.Awcorta, OCT. B.—The following letter has been received
here, and I communicate it to you without being able to war-
Taut the truth of its contents :

" CoIA, September 27.

" News has been received by way of Ithaca, Zante, and
;Cephalonia, that there'have been great festivities in the Morea,
on account of the entire destruction of the fleets from Alex-
andria and Constantinople. The Greek heroes have already
fought threw battles with the Barbarians. A ftcr having, in the
preceding actions off Rhodes, Cos, and the coast of Caramania,
burnt, taken, •or sunk nearly a hundred large and small
vessels, they .at length succeeded in setting fire to Mehmed
Ali's last and limit frigate. On board this frigate were the
.son of Mehmed Ali, Admiral Ismael Gibraltar, and a Pacha,
,by extraction a Frenchman who had apostatized to Mahome-
tanism. In their attempt to escape from the fire into another
ship, they got among the boats of the Greeks, which on such
oceasions.are always at hand to make prisoners. (Thus they
took the nephew of the Bey of Tunis, near Samos.) On this
occasion they took Ibrahim Paella, 'the Admiral, anti the
French Pacha, who, with a frigate or corvette, and a vessel
which had on board eight millions of Turkish piastres, were
brought in triumph to Napoli di Romania. In the grand action
near Rhodes, the Greeks took 32 transports, partly of the
Turkish, partly of the Egyptian, fleets."—( Allgemeine
lung, Oct. 25.)

ST UTTGARDT, OCT. 22.—Very interesting tables have
been published of the population of the Kingdom of Widen).
berg in the year 1823, which amounted to 1,477,108 souls.
From a review of the population from 1812 to 1822 it has in-
creased,6B,o67 wills, that is half per Cent per annum, which is
not so great as might have been interred from the results of
single years. The number of Births was--

Males
Females

. .

274,1101
259,940

Toth] . 534,741
The Number of Deaths.
111 ales . . • - 230,413
Females - - . 218,143

Total - 4413,1156
Of the births 513,900 were illegitimate, or in the proportion
1 to 8-;2-25.

About one-third of the deaths are of children under one year
old ; the loss of the population by emigration was 18,118 more
than the accession by immigration. The amount of marriages
on the average of 10 years was 243,799, and the number of
those annually solemnized was 9,851. Titus it appears that
the existing marriages (meaning married couples) are as 1 to ti
of the population, 1 birth annually to 4A families, and, accord-
ing to the number of marriages contracted, 44 children to
one marriage.—( Frankfort Papers, Oct 25.)
VIENNA, OCT. 10.—Mqtalliques, 06. ; Bank Shares,
1168 I.s,—(Austriar4 Observer, Oct. W.)

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