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LONDON,

MONDAY EYENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1827-

THE EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION.
We have received the following important in-
formation respecting the Egyptian Expedition
ALICIANDILIA, JULY 11, 1627.
" Moharim Bay (the Egyptian Admiral who, on the
appearanee of Lord Cochrane on this coast on the lbtlt
ult.; put to sea in pursuit of him) returned here several
days ago, without being able to bring the Greek fleet to
adios.
" In about eight or ten days ►wore the expedition will
sail for the More: ; and it is to be hoped the Pacha ma)(
then detach some of his fast-sailing corvettes to keep the
Coast of Candia clear of pirates.
" From the doctrine lately laid down at Malta, respect'
ing piracy, it cannot be expected thdt any of our Nave
Commanders will, in future, take the trouble to send "any
more pirates there for adjudication.

if
•LIMANDRIA, JULY 21.
" His Majesty's ship Gannet sailed yesterday, in search
of the pirates off Candia.

ALIEXANDRIA, JULY 26

" The 5,000 fresh troops frost Cairo are being on;
barked, and the Pacha's fleet is preparing to sail, severa,
ships being already outside the harbour. The whole
probably leave this the beginning of next week, should no-
thing extraordinary interfere to prevent them. We have
not heard from Constantinople for some time, and are
anxious to reeeive accounts of the negociations carrying 7
there. Our latest advises from England are to the est,
June.

" MALTA, AUG. 22.
‘to ` ne
put
th.di
entenniverd Genoa
under
sit(sEevdeinvtayt-dfocuodrO have
tingt left
on,i toob:
wand in the Levant. The Gannet has brought in he'
93 pirates, and sailed again for Alexandria 18th inst.

" atAnsmu.sa, sum 11*
" The Paella of Egypt has disarmed the Atgerio°
frigate and corvette which were in the harbour of AIO"
andria." •

French
ptghont iieistatt
It is supposed that the crews of the Algeriee
ships have been put on board the Egyptian fleet?
and as they are excellent sailors, and desperate
characters, the PACHA has accomplished 0
double purpose, by disarming the Algerine Yes'
sels—that of saving the French
manning some of his own vessels:
The Egyptian fleet consisted of two sail of
the line, eight frigates, mid several corvettes, 101
is supposed to have left Alexandril on the let
frigates, anti k
August, as by accounts from Constantinople vie
understand it was known to have been off Rhodes
about the Bth August, where some delay 113'1
taken place, from some unknown cause. It's
probable that by that time intelligence may love
been received of the triple treaty of the 6th RIP
which May have led to a negotiation, having 111
its object the return of the Egyptian sweeties'
Until the determination of the Porte were knoo:ill
of course no hostile measures could be adorte'
to prevent the further progress of the EgyptitOs'
but, even without any negociation on our Pslrl'
the
danger
aa ndBCiel
roo
tm from
lme
fat ni‘tdhliherjairElatrAEsaroTig
yfvyappltshtiiies:hnr Egyptian
iesps:oi
rnAt
i.
may, on hearing of the treaty on his arrival $e
Rhodes, have paused, and have. applied t° tl
PACHA for further instructions.
)1'
d i,
ca The
me
nPt.ACHIIAis is
so
n placed
and
taihnceoaontsvhieearreyricllenileide.
hand,
army
by
yyl
placed in greet
in the Morea, which might be
danger if he were to declare himself independetil
of the Porte, or to hesitate in pushing forvvoe‘
ltliille°ll' dlonNgaavftieesr.
his• reinforcements.
hering to, the Porte, his fleet would be in eel •
risEuygreAyedsps tfairigalilamsii
against
tleeAtt at Rhodes, any asstilis4taant:elvtalo boefctibeel
incase
Albion
onthlaieonysdtri leCes
01 1 le
it lveoe:s
to proceed, could not be calculated upon. rill
nrseeeßwwbooeunfilsgliaslyhdicattalifltooaslifiMlc
uottahiuplliltlosdanl
oioniogptitc:herfhet:ltaite. 2nvr
ve: , ta:rtirtf; ,
vsoAoef August,
i.,rl ships
latiaeiiiiireawdffshwatcolieerile,
&jell
Sir EDw. CODRINGTON, ilOlll whose kl2o'li
talent, however, and the excellent condition o
the ships under his command, every thing Oe 1
be expected that skill, courage, and prude'lc
can accomplish. .

" The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday' i'"
the Gazette de France dated Saturday morii
reached us last night. They contain no news, i"'
are
iehioefflyFfißllAedNcwsi, and a the insurrection
a:,th accounts of the tour of II!
T
Catalonia. His MAJESTY returned to it
Cloud n
at Thursday,
he and had o
f
.h \
0i
satisfaction
improved State
the pf be
his kingdom through 11;c..I,
otexpressed rS
w—
he passed, and t
manner in which he had been received by the ill
habitants. • , 4

The insurrection in Catalonia
coiinUes
;extend, -and the 'rebels now count amongst the
many persois of distinction and property' rri
Bishop of ITICH and the Marquis de Yußit