The French, Greek and the Turkish navies in the Mediterranean according to the Nederlandsche Staatscourant dated 6 July 1824

Marseille, 24 June. With a merchant ship arrived yesterday tidings that 23 May when the night fell in the frigate la Junon (1) and that the gabarre la Truite (2) anchored off Milo. The two ships transported lieutenant general count Guilleminot the new French ambassador at the Ottoman court towards Constantinople. They left Toulon 14 days earlier but due to lacking wind the voyage was delayed. A day earlier they were joined by the frigate la Galathé (3) captain Drouot who was to command the French station in the Levant. She came from Tunis with on board a representative of the Bey for Constantinople. In the evening of the 23 the la Junon was joined by the brig le Cuirassier (4) coming back from patrolling. Some hours before departure they were also joined by the frigate la Medée (5) captain Rigny which departed the French Levant station towards France. According to rumours defeated the Greek fleet the Turkish fleet, the latter cruising in the waters of Negroponte.

Notes
1. The frigate l'Amelie laid down at Toulon, France in 1807, launched in 1808, renamed La Junon in 1824 and last mentioned 1842?
2. Built at La Ciotat in 1811 and wrecked in 1832.
3. On stocks at Genes, France 1811, launched 1812, last mentioned 1838.
4. Laid down at Toulon, France in 1821, launched in 1822 and last mentioned in 1843.
5. Laid down at Genes, France in 1810, launched in 1811, renamed le Muiron in 1850 and sunk in 1882.