French Papers.
Not a vessel enters our port tnat ttoes not connrm tre news . destruction ot the gyptian fleet by Admiral Misaulis. It is uni- versally believed that the Pacha has always intended to deceive the Divan of Constantinople; but we mav believe that he wished to conquer the Alores, or at least the island of Candia, on his own aC- count, when wae look to the amount of the forces whichi he had Put to sea. The statement of the amount of the armament comes from Alexandria in a way we can relv upon. It consisted of 54 ships of war, of 46 to 16 guns, 52 Egyptian transports, and 91 others, chartered by EuropeasiA. The troops embarked consisted of 19,200 men. The plague had begun to consume them before the fire-ships of the Greeks reduced them to ashes. The Biale, in reference to an article in the Mornfrug C7sron:ilc, svhich asserts that the French agents in the Arcbipelago had been hostile to the Greeks, conformably to instructions transmitted to thern, says-" It is not true that prance has been hostile towvards the Greeks. Her ships and her Consuls have aided them wherever ihey could; and her counsels, in accordance with those of Europe, only tend to put an end to the most horrible of wars, which recals to mind the wars of Paganism-the wars of extermination." The French Funds opened at 102f. 70c,I and closed at the same price for Mloney, and at four o'clock were at 102f. 70c. for the Ac- count; Neapolitan, 89i; Spanish, l7:. he followitng appears in one of the Paris morning papers:_Extract e*'a private letter of the2Bth ult. from Corfa:-" The difference which existed betvween the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands a;nd the Greek Government has been amicably adjusteti. A new proclamation has just been issued, by which all English and Iculan subjects are again cnjoined to oliscrve the strictest neutrality." Extract df a private letter :- Considerable speculations are on foot respectiNg the real object of Admniiral Tatischeff, from Russia; aome sav it is rTeSecting the Greeks and Turks." FRENCH-PAPERS LEGHORN. OCT. 7.