London, Monday, November ...
The Times, 1824-11-01T00:00:00

Tctrfc l last night the Psns papers of Thursday and Friaay. -* rtn tve ame cmclanchlit1 accounts tron Spain to which we h cr a long time been eccustomed. but which ad'ord toe little _rWetv toteJuaYNt opred. As ii thieme;tstreofPERDrIAyo's in] t va ?.ivnce e not canp!ete, we are told by the Journal des t}.t , that bett abot to rr-establish the Inquisition. aiid to ap. pt i: i?- t'?iei a bare4oeted Cxpucbin. The of Thursdats cornttins a minute description of the w!e-:n reepTti4-nt t(eneCTA Cti. t1 .EMINeT, the Prench Amlas- a-h. et tVrsanticncple. his Excellency's suite was composed of twc.ty person%. Such a dazzling exhibition must have given the Turks ahigh idea of French magnificencee; and probably in 8uch a Ci :tvTy sb, w is ro: sit iout its value. Tbhe Atw'-ifn O.'rrr-", quoted in these papers, though never very ready to cre-.iit the victortcs or to extend the fame of the O(reeks, 004n;ains lo nI letter dated from Constantineple, October IlO, which li~Szr..a in 2 ..ualified mtanner the acosunt of the success of the fyrcek .et over the united force of the Turks and Egyptians, in the 73sa r-f B:rudrcun. on the Stb nnd the 9th of September we are told T.Ltal zcztitas took place without any decisive result. On the 10th a tanttle en'd. v hich lasted the r'Alole day, and ended in favour of the ('hristian eause. The fjrceks appear to have formed the project sf dstiroying the Turkish fSeet as it rode Pt anchrr in the bay. The S-its P 1 obtervirg this,,ventured out to meet the enemy. He t1rew up hi s.hips, r,saisting of 4li, in n double line. The Greeks feinre irt.hhips agotsr thearray. The nsost of the Ictter were i:dEfde2t, bu,. t-oofthern took cffect, and burnt the trigate Africaine asd ahi o el~ing to the P2cha of Egypt. The Greeks are said ro havc !ost beiteen 12 and lI of their smaller "easels. We are left to hrliert, on the authority of this journal, that the Grceks had the Ieat: of th: mab.L $kirrnrishes are stated to have taken place with tarTaus s'urCCeS onl the lf;th and 17th of September, near Cos, but s,,%f -i.out any decisive resulL Other accounts, of a later date still, cw'nniue to ascribe greater -uccess to the Greeks, and more complete etinzsfiltre to the Ttrbk; but we canrot implicitly rely on theirau. throity. One f-ct of the utmost importance i.s, however, aecertained frnm tll these co:eflicrting statement%.-narnely. that the Turks have fslzId in their attclk on Saicns; that their fleet, instead of stseeping Itc A_rchilargo, is nos acting on the defeasive ; and that the A.sttc fore,s have disbanded. -By the gezeral tenOur of tile continental journals, the power of Tr,.-;ey wlmtd scexn to have Teached the eleventh hour of its existence. -*Te =nalady wbich convulses its vitals has crept to its most distant -entru;ties. Ditturbaarces are everyvwhere experiecned-the signs et(ifssluann are cvery-where apparent. The disgrace of a Capitan 'Parb, or the depasition ofthe Grand Vizier, cannot restore the fleet 1ost jt Samnwhi-h vaas intended to subdue insurrection and to pro- tect 2.osa rtinotile. Revolt and disorder have unfttrlea their ban- tr tnt the provirces of Europe, Asia, and ASfrica, subject to the t =rolnman do-ninu5n ?ripoli has rebelled and expelled its Go- ; Antioch has followed the example. Upper Syria has deposed its Pecha, and threatens to withdraw itself fromn the Ottoman yoke. nsc=tert and epidemics afflict theprincipalities on the Danube. The p- c>.f .c A= is sa2d to have rebeled; and Greece has, to all appear. un c,aredx ftr ever its indepe-dence. These are unequivocAl symp- 2tont,a-thlak,tbtiIusulman poVwer hs received its death-blaw;tbat wkO r:t,pQCCfinfidd barbarians in the midst of Christian com- m3Sttuts fiS:nally bresV.ing uu; and that the Crescent, which had adtatl to the Pvrtr.*ees at the head of invadingarmies, and float- I over conquering tresses,will be crried out of Europe, like the fartttnrs of Xerxcs, in a solitary boat."' FaEtiCst FUVDxS-Psnrs, Oct. 29--Five per Conts., 102.45.; flank Slck. 1,.9i: Neapolitan Fire per Cents., 89k; Spanish Five par Cenle., 17-; Royal Spanish Ioan, 57. Exchange oln L nr, n,d onei Mxnth, 2.5. 10.; tre moths, . 95.-Cours Au- I_u,:e. r f)A-nf),V. -jiWvDif', NOI'EIIBFR 1? 182A.