Star.
London, England, 1825-10-06 00:00:00

On tte ISth, the Captain Pacha arrived at Alexandria
with his fleet t it consisted of 10 frigates. 10 corvettes, '
and about 20 brigs and schooners. The absence of the
Viceroy, and die unexpected appearance of the Captain
Pacba, alarmed the people. The Captain Pacha, ig-
norant cf the absence of the Viceroy, sent a written ap-
plication to him for permission to enter the harbour.—
Three days after his arrival, the Consuls of the Fo-
reign Powers sent their interpreters to compliment him.
On the 14th, twenty other ships put to sea, and on the
j6th two more, to cruise in the neighbouring seas.
Oa the 14th, too, the Regency sent an English cutter
merchantman), with a letter to the Viceroy, request-
ing him to return. The cutter returned the next day
without having found the Viceroy, but was sent out
;again. On the 17,h, the Selictar Aga arrived from
ciro. At length, in the morning of the 20th, the
viceroy returned, having passed through the canal,
and visited Cyprus and Fanea, without having met
with an enemy's ship. He immediately ordered due
honours to be paid to the Captain Pacha, who landed
for the brit time the following day. With the return
of the Viceroy the tranquillity and joy of the inhabi-
tants was restored. The new expedition is pteparing
with activity, but it is not thought it will sail before
the end of September."

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regret to find, died of 'cholera on the lath ult. The
Siamese army remained close to Manahan." • - -
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The Fiench Papers of Tuesday have relchid
Theystate, on the authority of litters from Corti) of sdo(flepurin:.
ber, that letters from Prevesa of the Seth of August had beet re-'
ceived, announcing that Missolonghi had received a reinforcement
of 1000 men by sea, and that fourteen Greek ships were in the
roads. A Greek squadron is said to have assisted the revolt in
Candia,by attacking and carrying one of the fortresses. The Puha
who commands in Hydra, is stated to have shut himself up in the
principal fort with his troops.

Accounts from the Morn state that Cozocaritom and Features
bad completely defeated Issaent PACHA, near Nici. A cond.
derable part of the artillery of Is &mist was taken. His father.ln-
law is said to have been made prisoner, and sent to Napoli, where
he died. A French ship is, however, stated to have landed twenty
pieces of cannon at Modon for lIIIANIK PACITA, and another
French vessel is reported to be cruising between the Peloponnesns
and Candla, in order to give the Ottoman-fleet at Suds intimation
of the movements of the Greek fleet.

Letters from Vienna of the 20th September, state, that the Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs had received dispatches from Baron Or.
TIKTIELS, the Austrian Ambassador at Constantinople, relative to an
important communication made by the Iteis Effendi to the several
foreign Ambassadors to the Ottoman Porte.
Theifustriars Observer attributes the (linens' ons among the Greeks
to the struggles of the English and French Philbellenists, for the
ascendancy.
In Spain, seven of the Freemasons taken at Grenada, have been
executed, and the eighth sentenced to the galleys for ten years.
FRIPCIII FUMDS..—PAREI, OCTOPI& 3.—Five per Cents. 99f. 50c. ;
and Three per Cents. 711. 40c.