The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-16 00:00:00

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LONDON
SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 16, 1824.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

'We have received, by. Express, tl►e Dods o'
yesterday, from whicl► w•e extract its principa,

contents :

VIENNA, Oc r. 4.—The Obscruateur Austrienne
of this day is filled with letters from Constanti-
nople : the first are of the lOth September. The
Expedition against Samos has completely failed.
Then follow the different accounts.

'
at
Caper .Csatpet.tmt i na
Ste-Marine,
ca e w
hireturnedeh he left
his
,rton anchoragethe 28th,
and Then made his retreat without obstacle to
the Gulf of Stantto-Cos. A Greek division of
50 vessels, commanded by Miauli, is charged to
observe the Egy pilau Expedition.
Oc.r. 14.—The King heard Mass in hi.,
Chapel at the Castle.

Viscount Strangford, Ambassador at the Otto-
man Porte, is to be created a Baron of the
Un'Jed Kingdom.

F'IuNCH RENT EC-102 —75 80—s5_70.—
End of the month, half-past 3 o'clock, 102-95.

We have at length an official confirmation of
the triumph of the Greeks over their ferocious
enemies. This glorious atchievewent cannot but
dismay the Turks in proportion as it animates
the zeal of their opponents. The cause of the lat-
ter is in reality the cause of mankind in all ages,
as has been often and most justly observed. This
contest is not like a contest between civilized
nations, where regard is paid to the dictatps of
honourable hostility, and the rights of humanity
are recognized when the war has ended. The
Turks are only to be considered as beasts and
birds of prey, who pursue to extermination their
unhappy victims. They are even worse than
beasts and birds of prey, as the latter only follow
the impulse of nature to appease their hunger,
but the Turks are actuated by the most atrocious
feelings of vengeance against those who differ
religi
bit()) bondage u ofs fai
thet h raenedk s Ilifoatnto n ltyo
tfporeormkpeeetutplai ettel:etilniien
slue
ry, but in order to in-
flict all the horrors upon their Viertinsbtartigriel.-
ligious fury, the worst of all fanaticism can
devise and perpetrate. But the prospect
tens, and the SUN of Freedom seems likely to re-
vive in Greece, and to shine with all its former
splendour.

German Papers arrived this morning, from
which we extract the following important

articles :