The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-14 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, Dcc. 31.—The following are the latest
accounts that we have received from Corfu, from the
3d to the 13th December :

CORFU, DEC. 3.—By a scampavia, which arrived
this morning from Santa Maura, with despatches
from the English Resident, Major Temple, to the
Lord High Commissioner, we learn, that on the
30th November, General Church, with six vessels,
one of which was a steam-boat, probably the Enter.
prize, arrived at Dragoinestre, in Acarnania, where
he landed 3,000 Greek troops; or, according to
another account, which is also given in our Gazette,
with 5,000.

DEC. 7.—Lieut.-Colonel Rudsdell, Secretary to
the Lord High Commissioner, embarked this morn-
ing on board the 'Sir Frederick Adam, steam-boat,
for Anconia, whence he will proceed to London.
Mr. E. S. Baynes will act as Secretary during his
absence.

Since yesterday, workmen have been employed
to bring new artillery into the forts of this town,
particularly the old fort, where a new redoubt is also
being erected. In the rocky island of Vido, oppo-
site this town, the works already commenced, but
hitherto not very actively carried on, are now conti-
nued with great diligence, 600 men being daily em-
ployed upon them.
DEC. B.—A letter from Prevesa, of the 3d inst.,
says, that on the Ist 500 Turkish cavalry had arriv-
ed at Luro (six leagues north of Prevesa), and were
stationed upon the coast. The Seraskier, Reclichicl
Paella, was himself expected at Prevesa.
Another letter from Prevesa, of the 4th, confirms
the arrival of several Greek vessels, with troops, at
Dragomestre, which was immediately abandoned
by the few Turkish troops stationed there. Veli
Beg, Governor of Prevesa, Capt. G. Varnachioti,
and other Greek Captains, who had submitted, were
preparing to proceed against Dragomestre, and the
cavalry at Luro was to march to the same place.
DECEMBER 13.—A letter, just received from
Zante, announces the arrival of an lonian scam-
pavia from Navarin, on the 6th inst. The master
of this vessel stated, that when he left Navarin, 54
Turkish ships of war and transports were then ready
to put to sea. It could not be discovered whither
those ships were bound, but it is said they would go
to Alexandria, to take in provisions and ammuni-
tion, and bring them to the Morea.

The news that the Turkish vessels were at anchor
at Navarin, (consisting of 51 sail, viz. ;—Onc two
decker, one cut down ship of the line, four frigates,
eight corvettes, from fifteen to twenty brigs, and
the remainder transports) is confirmed by a mer-
chant ship, which has arrived to-day, in four days,
from that place.
Moharem Bey, commander of the Egyptian fleet,
who was grazed by a ball in the battle of the 20th
October, is reported by the Captain of this mer-
chantman to be recovered, and is at Navarin. Tahir
Pacha was gone to Constantinople. Ibrahim Pacha
was alternately at Navarin and Modon.
Lord Cochrane, with the Hellas frigate, a cor-
vette, a brig; and 'a schooner, was cruizing near Na-
varin.—Austrian Observer.

BUCHAREST, DEC. 18.—Private accounts from
Constantinople say, that M. de Ribeaupierre left
his country seat, at Bujukdere, on the 13th, and
sailed-for Odessa, without meeting with any obstruc-
tion from the Commanders of the forts on both sides
of the Bosphorus. Messrs. Stratford Canning and
Guilleminot are reported to have met, as they left
the Dardanelles, a French frigate, sent by Admiral
de Rigny, on which they immediately went on board,
to continue their voyage to Smyrna.
We hear of great military arrangements making
by the Porte. A magazine of muskets, which has
long been collected by speculators at Constantinople,
amounting, according to reports, to 120,000, is said
to have been purchased by the Government for a
large sum. Many thousand militia have come from
Asia, which is very remarkable at this season of the
year, and proves the sentiments of the Turkish
nation on this occasion, as in general the Asiatics
do not present themselves for military service till
the spring; they are to be armed at Constantinople
in the European manner, and sent to Widdin.
It is further reported, that in order to meet the
expences caused by the extraordinary armaments,
the Sultan intends to have recourse to a kind of
loan. Proposals are reported to have been made by
the Porte to several great Frank mercantile houses,
to pawn to them the produce of the mines of Asia
Minor, consisting chiefly of copper, of which there
is at present a great depot in Smyrna. One hun-
dred millions of piastres are mentioned as the amount
of the loan. Negotiations on this subject are carry-
ing on with the Viceroy of Egypt, to whom an
agent will be sent.
Accounts from Alexandria of the 10th November
had been received at Constantinople, which were
not very favourable to the commercial interests of
the Europeans. The events at Navarin were already
known there.—Aligenteine Zeitung.

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