Star.
London, England, 1825-09-20 00:00:00

110 K THZ ZTOILE Of THURSDAY.

CORFU, AUGUST la.
We learn that the occupation of Tripolien by the
Greeks has been but momentary. That town hav►ng
been neirly destroyed by the Greeks themselves, when
they abandoned it, affords no security to those who
occupy it.
It seems that Prince Ypsilanti has contented himself
with taking possession of everything that could be of
use to his troops, after putting to the sword the Turks
who were there, to the number of two thousand, about
Itwo hundred of whom were sick and wounded.

At Zante, sixty-four Greek armed vessels, and some
smaller ones, supposed to be fire•ships, were seen to
pass by in a few days, steering towards the Gilt, which
perfectly agrees with the accounts received from hydra,
that the fleet destined to relieve Missolonghi, and to
destroy the Turkish fleet, was to be composed of seventy.
two well armed vessels, and fifteen fire ships, with *to
transports laden with provitions and ammunition, all •
ender comm Ind of Miaulis, ss ith Sachtury as second.
All the inhabitants of Zante, even the rawest, pro-
cured telescopes to watch the motions ot their fleets ;
and passed, in doing this, all the dry and part of the
night. On the 6th, the Ottoman fleet was seen to
repass the channel, to the number ot 84 sail, :rod
bearing the Admirals flag, steering to the South
oder a press of sail. •
A division of thirteen vessels approached it within
half cannon shot, uithout the Turks venturing to at-
tack it. At length a Greek brig of this division ap-
proached a Turkish frigate, and fired a b oadside at
her; but the Turks did *not dare to re•ura the fire.
Twenty-six of the Turkish ships have remained in the
Gulf, under the protection of the farts of the Morea„
Miaulis, with his whole fleet, had anchored in the roads
of Missolonghi. No certain news had been received at
Zante, respecting the latest opt, ations of Ibrahim Pacha.
It was said that Colocotroni, after having been defeated
la a battle near Tripolizza, had retreat, d to Aclado-
mambo, a large village on the road to NApoli di Re-
Mania, where he had succeeded in collecting a new
corps of sixteen thousand men; that he had returned to
attack the Paella, and had completely defeated him,
killing great numbers of his troops, big that he had en,
tirely given up the plan of going to Tiipolizza, and
had proceeded to Simano, near Leondari, on the road
to Navarin ; and that having teen joined by Ypsilanti, •
at the head of 4,000 men, I.e was prepay
in pursuit of the Pacha.
• According to the Greek accounts in Nos. 155
Hydra Gazette, of Vith of July and Ist of August,
actions took place near the three villages, Rizes, VI
the second ntia Vervena and Artcolia.— Note
Obmrrer.

1 by Ypsilanti,
sing to march
5 end 156-of the
, the first of these
►onro. and Pith ;
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THE EVI

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LONDON.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 182.5.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened at 111 for the Account. and remain stead y
the above price, with scarce a bargain doing.
To-morrow Will be a Holiday at the Bank, and no doubt at the
Stock Eachange. Thursday is a very strict Holiday with th. He-
brews the White Fest scarcely any of them will attend the
Market or the Royal Exchange), in consequence of which, little or
no business is erpected to be done until Friday.
In the Foreign Market nothing of consequence is doing. Shares
are rather better.

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