London, Thursday, Novembe...
The Frenel papers of MNonday, which arrived last night, are ehiefly filled with political discussion aiid literary ar- ticles. 'I'hcy announce that they will 'ot appear on the following day, owing to the solemnity of All Saints. We subjoin an extract from the Moniteur, with some adtitional particulars relative to Sir F. ADAM'S visit to Napoli di Ro- mania:- "ZANTE, SEPT. 22. It wason thc 17th of this month that Ibrahim Ber, son of tiehemet Ali, the Viceroy of Egypt, and dl. L-, calring hiai- self Aide-de-Caimp of General Grouciy, who abjured Christianity for tlAc religion of .Mahomet, arrived at Napoli di Romania, where they are treated as prisoners of war. The Ottoman ships on boavrd of whichi they were, had 8 millions or Turkish piasters in gold and in paras. The joy ofthe Greeks is extreme. -t was General Sir F. Adam, Lord Et ighCommissioner,who repaired to Napoli di Romania on board a ship of the line, atten.ed by two British frigates. His Excellency was accompanied by hiis lady.who,being a G reek by birth, a native of Corfu, and quite devoted to the cause of the Greeks, was able to serve as his interpreter. A salute of 191 guns announced their arrival, and the same number was returned to the standard of the Crots, which was solemnly recognized and proclaimed as the legiti- mate flag of regencrated Greece, the name under whieh it was origi. nally celebrated by Mvl. Pouqueville in his history, which will be heneeforward our national monument. After thcse reciprocal honours, it was agreed that thle Gceeks should restrict their proclaina. tion, confining themselves to seizing without being allowed to destroy or centiscate the vessels laden with tooops or ammunition andl provi. 6ions for the Turks; the captors being bound to pa) the captains the freights agreed UponI with the Ottoman *iovernment, or any of its .egents. " Sir F;cderick, when we saw him on his return lhere, seemed wuuch satisfied with the reception given him by the Greei( Govern. reset of Nspoli. "OCTOBER 1. On the 23d of 5eptember, the Floridll, Bsregg, arrived here from London, with the third instalment of the loan, amlounting to 1,800,000 franics. " The aced Patriot Vareaki (he is 80 years old) sailed fron L,erna on the 20th in one of his ships, under the Russian flag, to ask of the Greek Government at Napoli to give Navarinio to his countrymsen, the Ipsariots; in whiclh case hIe will build houses and repair the fortress at his own expense." LONDONJ. THURSDAY. NOVRABFR 4, 18'24.