The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-27 00:00:00

BOMBAY PAPERS.

nomßAy, 10.—The substance of the
dispatch brought by the Malabar from the Vice-
roy of VEGU to the Supreme Government,
given in the Gakutia Gazette of the 22d ult. us
under

Tnz Bunuzsr.--7•We are authorised to state

that the Malabar, lately arrived from Rangoon,
'has brought a letter from the Viceroy of PEGU,
in answer to the remonstrance addressed to the
Court of Ave, in November last, on the subject of
the outrage at Shapooree. The following is the
substance of the reply :

" The letters 'brought by the English ship were delivered,
and on the Petition being submitted to the Ministers of the
Most Fortunate Xing of White Elephants, Lord of the Seas
and Earth, &c.. &e. they observed, that the English protect the
Arracanese rebels, who have violated their oath of allegiance,
as well as Chujeet, Marject, the Cassayers or Mannipooreans,
and the chiefs of the people of AusaM ;.and that Chittagong,
Ramoo, and Bengal, form part of the four great cities of Arra.
can ; but as these were worldly matters, they were not worth
notice, considering the commercial intercourse carried on by
sett-faring men."
The letter then proceeds to state that Shien Mabu, or Sim-
' pooree, is a dependency of the four great cities, and because
British Sepoys were stationed there, the Governor of Arracan
requested, in the first instance, that they might be withdrawn,
and afterwards caused them to be expelled by the Royal audio,-
Thy. The Governor of Arracan having represented that. three
ships and three boats are stationed on the 'opposite side of the
Naaf, and that a stockade has been erected on the island, and
also that his messenger, on arriving at Chittagong, was confined
there ; if this be true, the Viceroy observes, " know that the
Governors on the Burmcse frontier have full authority to act,
and that until every thing is settled, a communication need not
be made to the Golden Feet."
" The Rajahs and Generals of Arracan, Mimeo, Cheduba,
&c., &c., it is added, will, on hearing these occurrences, rise
like giants, and lllengee Malta Pandoola has been appointed
to regulate all the State affairs. He is vested full powers,
and on all important occasions reference is to be made to him
vie Arracan. If the Governor-General has any thing to te-
present, he is advised to state his case to the Bandoola by
petition."

ANI tr. 17.—We are informed that it Is in contemplation to
make a considerable addition to the present number of Senior
Captains in the Bombay Marine, and that the whole of the
Commanders arc to be made Junior. Captains, the former rank
being abolished altogether.
Arum 24.—8 y intelligence from Kattywar, we learn, that
the notorious Bawa Walla has at last met the fate he has so
long merited. Ile was attacked on the (hit inst. in Bessawad.
dar, by Ilersoor, a Katty Chief, with whom he bad long been
at enmity, and was slain by him In a desperate conflict. It
may be in the recollection of many of our readers, that this
person, in 1820, carried oft" Lieutenant Grant, of the lion.
Company's Marine, while in the Otticawar's service, and kept
him In captivity for three months, during which time he was

treated with the most savage cruelty. For MOM years past
Bawa Walla has been little heard of, but having lately resum-
ed his former predatory course, apprehensions were entertajn-
td that he would be the cause of disturbances in that part of
the country, when his career has been thus unexpectedly closed
by death.

CALCIrrr A, APRIL A.—lt appears from recent accounts that
the Burmese governor of seam lost his two Golden Chattahs
and state palankcen in Cachar. After being driven nut or that
province, the second in command was ordered to ,march to
Goalpitrah, to offer a sum of money for the purpose of inducing
our Government not to enter Assam, and he hati'pro'ceeded one
day's journey, when he was informed that we had (on the 10th
Mardi) ret fire to At!vtm Choky, upon which he precipitately
returned to Gowahatty. The Singh Phoes and !Mantel:l
have been attacking and plundering the Assam territory, which
lute grentl y annoyed the Burmese. The Governor of Assam
conmues at ?tussah with about 1,000 men, but Nome arc
woundcd, and a great number had lt:St thew fire arms apd
swords in Cachar. The Burmese contrived to carry off with
than 1,000 head of cattle.

THE GREEK.S.

( Prom Me Journal des Debt* of Tuesday.)

• NAPOLI DI ROMANIA, JULY 12.—The Cross again is
.triumphant in the island of Cato. The Greeks, who had re.
treated among the rocks most difficult of access, having receiv-
ed a reinforcement of 1,400. men, attacked 'the barbarians who
amounted to 2,000, while a squadron entered the harbour.—
The emnbatwas neither long nor obstinate. The Mahometana,
who formed part of the Egyptian treops, were overwhelmed
and shot. Not one escaped the just rage of the !,!reeks..:.,.
Cannon, baggage, ammunition and provisions have all fallen,
into the power of the Greeks. This news', being official, has
been published by the President of the Executive Council, now
sitting at Napoli. •
Fly pit a, I.l` 18.—An aviso, swift as the wind, has this
moment arrived. It brings an account 'of 2,000 Samiots hay.
ing landed unexpectedly on Ipsart, and put 4,090 Turks to
the sword, nn the 11th of this month. Our squadron also has
'captured a great number of Turks on board of transports.—
Several women have asked to share the dangers of this campaign.
by embarking on board the vessels, to take care of the woundd.
voirs+ 11$, ON Tut: yVt.,:xlxG.)-31ore good news ! The
Tpsariots have beaten the Egyptians in the neighbourhood of
Canes, and have obliged, them to shut themselves up in this
fortress: The valleya,and the plains are again in the possession
of the insurgents. A landing attempted by Ishmael Gibraltar
in the-vicinity of Polycustro did nut succeed, and the infidels
were repulsed in all quarters, and disappointed in their hopes.
betters from Smyrna mention the names of the agents and the
foreign seamen who assisted the Captain Pacha. IVe will
publish them by means of the Greek Journal printed here.
ZANTE, Jury 2f3.--.The following is an extract of a-Pro.
clamation made by the President of the Senate °Oho lonian
Islands :

1l is Excellency the Lord High Commissioner of his Majesty
the King.of Great Britain, having communicated to the Senate
a printed document, which is a Proclamation or Decree, entitled
" Provisional Government of Greece," dated at Argos, 27th of
-Aprils - aigrred-by per*ma, who al?pefar to be in-
vested with a public and official character; and in which, after
having read that a loan has been negociated, the proceeds of
which are destined to provide for the expellees of the war, the
following article is found :
" This money shall he deposited at Zante or Cerign."
The Ekccutive Government of the United States ofthe lonian
Islands- d&rees as follows :
Art. 1. The loan, of which mention has been :lust made,
shall not be deposited in the Islands of Zante or Wig°, or in
any of the islands of the lonian ten 'tory.
2. Whoever, after this declaration, receives the loan as a
deposit, if he be an lonian subject, shall he exposed to the
punishment pronounced by the existing laws against the vio-
lators of the neutrality • if he ha a stranger, he shall undergo
the punishment specified in the Declaration, published on the
13th of April, 1924.
3, The present, printed in three languages, the English,
Greek, and Italian, shall be published and sent to all those
who are charged with its execution.
By Order of the Senate,
PONSONBY, Secretary of the Senate.
Corfu, June 19, 11124.
'Cttit:sTt:, AUG. 0.----Lettprs which tsr-
gether, and which are partly confirmed by the latest numbers
of the Smyrna Gazelle, estimatithp lax* of the Turks at seve-
ral thousand men, killed and wounded, in' the taking 'of Ipsara,
and especially by the explosion of the great powder magazine
in the fortified convent at Si. Nicolp. Captains of ships who
were lour miles distant from Ipitata when ;the capture took
place, say that the island was suddenly enVelOped in a thick
smoke, followed by an explosien:by which thew Alpe were
much agitated. They afterwards learned that this explosion
lied destroyed the half of Ipsara.—(Bruirels Paper,)