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to withdraw.--It proceeded to Macri.
But this does not correspond with the
best authe nlicated stateme OF the ac-
tual arrival of the Egyptians, and the
debarkation Of another horde OF Arabs.
But intelligence OF a more belligerent
aspect reached Tendon by express
from Paris, on the 10th OF October.
which, by some, was construed into the
commenc ement of bostilities in the east
Of Europe. II is, that one of the Egyp
tan feet, in attempting to put to sea
from Navarino, was fired upon by one
Of the vessels composing the British
squadron, under the command of sir
Edward Codrington. This news was
for time treated as a mere rumour, uu'
I'll il was ascertained that one of the
French Journals (the Gazette de
France) actoally contained an account
of this rencontre. Soon afterwards the
Public Securities sunk nearly half per
cent and closed extre mely heavy. The
letters from PARIS, dated at late hour,
| in addition to the above. state that the
information was obtained by way Of
Trieste; and it was reported that the
French Government hafreceived some
intimation of the affair, though not 9th
cisl, which appears to be made sub
ject of Q eater importance here THAI at
Paris, ~ the French Funds were q shade
higher on Saturday than on the proceed
ing day
IRE constant exchange OF Couriers
between Paris, Vienna, and Berlin, a
a matter Of course, excited some unea-
siness among the politicians Of Paris.and
the hopes OF an amicable arrangement
with the Porte were less sanguine.
Vienna papers give report that the
Porte had declared war against Eng
land, am imprisoned Mr.. Canning A
mother report is gwen, that the Egyp-
tan troops had determined on eyacuating
the Morea. But these reports are too
vague to be received with much conf
denee. II will moreover be observed by
the news below under date OF Trieste,
that il was a Tunisian vessel which ru-
NOR said had been fired on, though it is
very possible that such ship might
have been engaged with the Egyptians
LONDON, OCToBGR 10.
By intelligence from Trieste, and
Corfu, bringing dates from Constant
nople sfthe 9th of September, it is sta
ted that the Grand Seignor has rejected
the ofexed mediation Of the three great
powers and that the Egyptian feet vas
in reality, blockaded at Navarins BY the
British Admiral Codrington, whs had
given notice to ibsahim Pacha. that be
must not undertake any thing with bis
squadron or troops until the event Of
the com IN, nication TO the sublime Porte
was known.
Lord Coehrane, il is said. continued
bis operations and had taken AnatoliGo
and Vassiladi
Corfu, Sept. %, is9T.- Wa learn,
from passengers arrive from Zsnts, that
the Egyptian feet (arrivsa at Nasarino. J
from the army Of Ibrahim Pacha /,
thence to pass to the Gulph of Lspanto
to receive q considerable body of Al
banese collected for ths purpose by the
Chiuta chi Pachs of Ronelia, and, thus
strengthened. to make q landing on lily
dra, to get possession of that important
island The English v. Admiral, how
ever, declared to the commander, that
it would no, be permitted to make any
sttempt against any part OF Greece; and
that, in case of resistance on the part of
any part of the Egyptian fleet, he
should be constrained to treat il as
trsnsgression 81 the regulations he had
to enforce. n added. that ii the fleet
were willing to sail, either for Egypt or
Constantinople, he should be happy to
accompany it with bis squadr on, and
protect IT from any attack of the Greeks:
otherwise, that It was absolutely neces.
sary that it should remain within thu port
of Navarino till further instructions.
The English ships from all quarters
are sailing to join Sir K. Codrington off
Navarnio. Two frigates and two briggs
have already gone from this port A
part oe the French fleet has also been
directed to join him. Some say the
French Vice Admiralis in the waters of
Smyrna; others, that he has gone to
Gambia, in consequence of news that a
part of the Egyptian force had been
sent towards that island.
There mas teen an arrival day from
Santa Maura. The passengers say, that
the gun boat (Guarda coastal of Cal
amo. had brought the news that Lord
Cochrans having bombardsd for some