The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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FRENCH PAPERS •
(From the Gazette de France, dated Deo, 06 end V.)
, CORFU, NoF:1 1.---Ou the 4th of this Mouth
Vice-Admiral de Rigny left Patraa with his equadroo.?,
for Navarin, having learnt that Rear-Admiral Roar'
mel bad arrived there. Gen. Idaisos had likewt4
returned to Navarin from the eacarsion whisk be s
bad made into the iutetior of the country.
Letters from &Utica, of the let of this mouth, an"
nounce that Capt. Antony Kriesi has received ths,;-;
command of the flotilla in the Gulf of Arubraeia;
stead of the femme Colonel Passau% who las 'Weak '
recalled by the Greek Government out account of
conduct in the expedition against Presses, in whichop
faithful to his character as a pirate, he captured sive,.
sal lonian merchantmen. (When we read iu lettere:
from the east accounts of the actions of this piraticel,.
Corsican, we are surprised that Count Cepa
tries could have intrusted an important command
a man of this description). The remainder of the,,,
Greek troops at Eleusis were to go to Salons. Par-;:'
nano is to have another command.
The Seraskier Redschid Pacha has left Arta for
Salagora for a considerable number of troops whir
he has.collected, and has attempted to recover tee 4,
session of the two little peninsulas of 'Logaron all°'
Ceronissa, situated in the Gulf of Arta, and which,
the Greek flotilla had seized upon. To exeollf.,
this operation, he was obliged to pass a very mirrovq);
isthmus which joins these two peninsulas to the con
tinent. But the Greeks, though inferior in numbers'
defended themselves with so much bravery, that &P.'
Seraelcier, after having suffered considerable loss, W 0
obliged to renounce his project, and to return to Sala"
gora. lie has now formed a plan to line with troops
all the coast of the Gulf of Arta, and to cut off 01:
the communications from the Greek flotilla which
there.

The son of Hussein Aga, of Prevesa, had With
this view received orders to occupy with his troop
the positions of Aearnania; and all the vesse-
which were-in the Gulf of Prevesa have bac°,
equipped to be sent to the entrance of the Gulf.
Gazette of Corfu.
PARIS, DEc. 26.—Letters from Corfu, date]
December 10, announce that the Ambassadors `vie
still at Poros on the 4th•of December; it iv°
supposed they would soon leave that place Pr
Malta, but they had not yet received the peratir
sion which they had asked of their Government to
leave Poros.

FIIIINCH Foyle.-PARIS, Dec. Q6.—live- per Cleo*
106 f. 75e.; Four per Cents. 100 f. 50e. ; Three 10
Cents. 73f. 90e.; Bank Stock, 1,877 f, 60e. • Neepoli°,,
'lentos, 77f. 60e. ; Royal Spaniah Loan, 711 ff. : Spin"'
Rentes Perpetuellee, ; Haytian Loan, bBof. 91.
change on London, one month, 26f. 26c. ; three moot°
25f. 6c.

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