Star.
London, England, 1824-11-04 00:00:00

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1824.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that APPLICA-
TION is INTENDED to Ire MA I4F. to PARLIAMENT,
in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a BILL for the better
SUPPLYING with WATER from the RIVER LEA, at or
near Lea Bridge, in the Parish of Stint John, Hackney, in the
County of Middlesex; and from the RIVER THAMES, at or
near Sitadwell Dock, in the Pariah of Saint Paul, Shadwell. in the
said County of Middlesex, the Inhabitants. of the several Hamlets,
Townships, or places followina (that is to say) Upper Clapton,
Lower Clapton, Stamford Hill„Dalston, King land, Shacklewell,
Holloway, Homerton, Ratcliffe, Mile End Old Town, Mile End
New Town, Oldford, a::d places adjacent, or near thereto, in the
County of Middlesex ; also the Inhabitants of the several Parishes
of Saint John, Hackney; Saint Matthew, Bethnal-green; Saint
Mary, Islington ; Saint George, in the East; Saint John, Wapping ;
Saint Paul, Shadwell; Saint Dunstan, Stepney ; All Saints, Poplar;
Saint Ann, Limehouse ; Newington and Tottenham, in the said
County of Middlesex; Saint Alban, Wood-street; Allhallows,
Barking; Allhallows, Bread-street; Allhallows, Lombard-street;
Allhallows, London-wall; Allhallows Staining; Allhallows,
Thames-street; Saint Alphage; Saint Andrew Undershaft; Saint
Andrew Wardrobe; Saint Anne, Alderegate; Saint Antholin ;
Saint Austin ; Saint Bartholomew, Exchange; Saint Bendict Flock;
Saint lknedick, Gracechurch ; Saint Benedict, Paul's Wharf;
Christ Church; Saint Clement, Eastcheap ; Saint Dionis Back-
church; Saint Dunstan, East; Saint Edmund the King; Saint
Etkelburga ; •Saint George, Botolph-lane; Saint Helen; Saint
James, Duke's-place ; Saint James, Garlic-hithe; Saint Catherine,
Coleman-street; Saint Katherine Cree; Saint Lawrence Jewry;
Saint Magnus, London-bridge; Saint Margaret, Lothbury ; Saint
• Margaret Patton, Rnod-lane; Saint Martin, Ludgate; Saint Mar-
tin Dulwich; Saint Mary, Abchurch ; Saint Mary, Aldettnanbery;
Saint Mary, Alderm try ; Saint Mari-le-Bow ; Saint M.try Hill ;
Saint Mary Magnus, Old •Fish-street ; Saint Mary Someratt ; Saint
Miry Woolnoth ; Saint Matthew, Friday-street ; Saint Michael,
Basisabaw ; Saint Michael, Cornhill ; Saint Michael, Crooked-
lane; Saint Michael. Queenhithe ; Saint Michael Royal, College-
hill; Saint Michael, Wood street; Saint Mildred, Bread-street;
Saint Mildred, Poultry; Saint Nicholas Coleabby ; Saint Olave,
Hart-street ; Saint Olave Jewry ; Saint Peter, Cornhill ; Saint
Peter-le-Poor, Broad-street ; Saint Stephen, Coleman-street ; Saint
Stephen, Walbrook ; Saint Switbin, London-stone; Saint Vedast,
Foster-lane, all in the City of London ; Saint Andrew, Holborn ;
Saint Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield; Saint Bartholomew the
Less; Saint Botolph, Aldersgate; Saint Botolph, Aldgate; Saint
Botolph, Bishopsgate ; Saint Bride, Bridewell Precinct ; Christ-
church, Spital-fields; Saint Dunstan in the West; Saint George
the Martyr, Queen-square; Saint Giles, Cripplegate ; Saint James
and Saint John, Cletkenwell; Saint Leonard, Shoreditch; Saint
Lake, Old-street ; Saint Mary, Whitechapel; Saint Sepulchre ,
Trinity, in the Minories; Saint George, Bloomsbury; Saint Giles
in the Fields; Saint Martin in the Fields; Saint Katherine, by
the Tower; Saint Pancras; Saint Mary, Islington; the Liberty
of the Tower ; the Liberty of the Old Artillery Ground, the
Liberty of the Rolls, and she Liberty of Norton Falgate, all in the
said County of Middlesex; and Stratford Bow, otherwise Strat-
ford-le-Bow, in the Counties of Middlesex and Essex ; and for
making, placing, erecting, laying, and repairing, and extending, and
continuing Reservoirs, Pipes, Drains, Aqueducts, and other Works
for that purpoae; which Reservoirs, Pipes, Drains, Aqueducts, and
other Works are intended to be, and will be made, placed, erected,
laid, extended, continued, and carried into, or through the several
Parishes, Townships, and places aforesaid, or some part or parts
thereof-

DENNRTT, GREAVE.S, BASENDALE, and TATHAM.
Solicitors for the Bill, King's Arini-yard, Coleman-street.

GREECE.
PRAM THE MONITEUE.
ZANTF, SEPTEUBER 22.

It was on the 17th of this month that Ibrahim Bey,
SOP of Mehemet Ali, the Viceroy of Egypt, and M.
L—, calling himself Aide-de-Camp of Gen. Grouchy,
who abjured Christianity for the religion of Mithomet,
arrived at Napoli di Romania, where they are treated
as prisoners of war. The Ottoman ships on board of
which they were, had eight millions of Turkish piastres
in gold and in paras. The joy of the Greeks is ex-
tieme. It was General Sir F. Adam. Lord High Com-
missioner, who repaired to Napoli di Romania, on board
a ship of the line, attended by two British frigates. His
Excellency was accompanied by his Lady, who, being
a Greek by birth, a native of Corfu, and quite devoted
to the cause of the Greeks, was able to serve as his in-
terpreter. A saluteof 101 guns announced their arrival,
and the same number was returned to the standard of
the Cross, which was solemnly recognized and pro.
.
claimed as the legitimate flag of regeuerated Greece,
the name under which it was originally celebrated by
M. Ponqueville in his history, which will be hencefor-
ward our national monument.

After these reciprocal honours, it was agreed that the
Greeks should restrict their proclamation, confining'
themselves to seizing without being allowed to destroy
or confi ca;e the vessels laden with troops or ammuni-
tion and provisions for the Turks; the captors being
bound to pay the Captains the freights agreed upon with
the Ottoman Government, or any of its agents.
Sir Frederick, when we saw him on his return here,
seemed much satisfied with the reception given him by
the Greek Government of Napoli.
OCTOBER I.—On the 23d of September, the Florida,
Bregg, arrived here from London, with the third instal-
meat of the loan, amounting to 1,800,000 francs.

SOUTH AMERICA.
-016.--

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER, DATED SANTIAGO DE CHILE,

JULY 19.

" Letters from Lima state, that in consequence of the
French corvette Diligente having captured the Quin-
tinella privateer, under the Spanish flag, the Royalist
authorities in Peru deemed it proper to seize and con-
demn all French property in that quarter.
The latest dates, from respectable merchants Te-
-1 siding at Arequipa, to his Britannic Majesty's Consul at
Lima, state, that the Viceroy La Serna was daily ex•
pected at that place, on his way to Spain, he having,
from some cause not publicly known, resigned the
Viceroyalty. Further, that the Spanish Generals Valdez,
Fe, ras, &c. sere marching, with all their forces, against
the Spanish General Olaneta, in consequence of the lat-
ter, who is in the neighbourhood of Potosi with a force
of 3,500 men, having refused obedience to the King of
Spain and the Viceroy of Peru. His principles are well
known to be milt Constitutional ; and he was, it seems,
induced to take this rash proceeding against his Most
Catholic Majesty on receiving the news of his having
been once more placed in absolute power.
" There ate no tidings whatever of the Asia line-of-
battle ship, nor the Achilles brig of war that sailed in
company with her. Admiral Guise is blockading
Callao. Bolivar, it is stated, is at Jauja with 14,000
men, marching towards the enemy, who, it appears, are
acting on the defensive.
" A general action must soon take place. General
Millar is close on Lima with 2,000 men, and is soon ex-
pected to enter that city. The Spanish Government
had withdrawn themselves to Callao, at which place an
attempt was made to cause a revolt, with a view to de-
liver the castles up to the Patriots, but which was un-
fortunately frustrated, and terminated in the execution
of about 30 of the principals."