Letters received yesterda...
Letters received yesterdav from Corfu, state that t" Greeks destroyed in the navil action i eas Samos, one 1 ish ship of war, one frigate, and one corvette, benid transports The Greek fleet had afterwards sailed in suit of the Egyptian expeclition. This squadron, accorti to letters of the 4th of September from Malta, is s to have consisted of 195 vessels, (including the traispm, hired for the conveyance of the troops), under the corL mand of the Pacha himself. They sailed from Al..a. -1 dria on the 16th, 17tb, 1Sth, and 19th of JMy, for tr Morea. "re regret to learu that of the vessels emplayed e transports by the Pacha, a very great proportion Wre- Ihsh,in viodlation of thatneuitraiity which thisGovernti shown the most anxious desire to uaintain der contest between the Greeks and the Turks. Many oZth? without doubt, if fallen in with by the Greeksjwlc mia(de examples of. A very general opilliOn is, O entertained,that the late successes of the Gxreeks will5p . the Pacha from his alliance with Turkey, and wiII8pt him to the attempt at forming an independent G.ver-nn for himself. By the latest .ceounts from tbe 0 Mavrocordato bacladvauiced to'Lidourik. and the army in Eastern Greece had retired to Negrpont.