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finding il impossible either 10 advance or return, she cast her anchors, and struck her flag. After this signal oi submission, the fire from the enemy, in- stead of stacking, continued as brisk as before. The master oi tire Alcyon then hoisted his flag again, and let 1t remain 50, untila cannon ball carried It away. As he found that it was tlse en- em,'s aim to sink the Alcyon he order ed the boats to be hauled down, and preceded, by his crew, Ielt the vessel. 'FItese brave French sailors reached tine shore amidst the fire of the enemy, and thus made their escape. The fire of the Ali9uelites continued unabated an- ii they thought tbc vessel WAS totally destroyed. Nothing was neglected on our part to assist the Aicyon. One ol our sailors lost his fife in attempting to save. two French sailors wle fell victims 10 the treachery of the enemy. lDcon- sequence of the measures taken by our Government, the Alcyon has been brought near the shore SC that part of her cargo, aud perhaps the vessel also, will be saved. We are persuaded that nothing will neglected to ayenge this infamous violation. Tbe French Go vcrnment will not suffer the insult to pass anRanished."

 7aahey and EgHpt.-The Augsburg Gazette of the 25ih inst. has the follow Ing of the 2GGfflll 22GGfflll, iron, yis.fft,-'.fGsy the lust accounts from Gonstaatinople, il appears that the Egyptian army, al though superior in number to that ol Turkey, is acting with great caution and avoids every serious encounter ibrahim racfa seems to rely fer tie succcss of his operations on the concur renee Of his naval forces, Ihe Grand Yizlris gone to konahs one Of the4nost

 important points in Lesser Asia, which $ still in the possession of the Turks. and has been fortunately fortified bY them in time. Great activity prevails among the diplomatic body at Pera.- An English courier has just passed through Vienna, on his way from Lon, don 10 Constaulinople, with dcspatches relaiive to tbe intervention of England sought for by the Porte"