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TuRKEv AHp Pr.-The accounts nom Saastatihople, which are to the l0lh September, inclusive, continue fo be uifayorabIe 10 the Porte. The last rcnpaIit of the Turkish army was de. leated at Bylau on the 26tb of August, and lbrahim occupied .sdana. In fact inc Sdltan's army is said 10 be entirely dissolved. It is believed therefore that the Sultan will be obliged to negotiate with Muhannned Ali, and it is even said that he has already shown himself prepared to do so. Whether it will be by direct negotiations betweenthe con- tending parties, or through the media ton of friendly power, is not known; the latter seems most probable.

 Letters from Alexa dria, dated the 10th August, state that naval action took place near Cyprus.and Rhodes, in the middle of August, between the Turks and the Egyptians, in which the Turks were defeated, with the loss oi one ship ofthe line, a frigate, two and three brigs.