Star.
London, England, 1825-06-24 00:00:00

THE EVENING StAR.

LONDON.

TAB ZING'S Lzrzs.
Loan MummaLaw's Orrsca, Insit 24ww,lt.
NOTICE is hereby given, that his Plasaser will holds Levee
at Carlton Hogs* on Wednesday next, the ItOth blatant, at Two
o'Cloet.—N. B. The Knights of the several Orders will *ear
their Collars.

FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1825.
NAHMTIr or Sr. JOHN Tan Barease..-}kupAr.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
;This is a close llolidayat the Bank, Stock Exchanie, sad Ve-
rtigo. Alarket most of the Brokers are on the Royal Exchange,
but as yet little is doing. Consols are 11i to. f. - •
Tit eonsequence of favourible news front Vera Craz ;South
A merican Securities have improved, and Mexican tier; has been
done at only* 2i to 2 dlr. Spanish Old rai 9,5. •
FOREIGN EXCHANGES. •
Hastevarm, Sous 17.—0 n Lowden, 361. II Us. U. 9j.
• Sr. Verrassuaen, Joni 3.—On Leaden, 50 542.
rarseste, Just 13...012 London, M... .
• BMW, Jena ll.—On —On Tendon. 3 Alb 20fr.
Vstrosta, Janet—On London, AL 9. 34.
Asanzasaw, June 21.—0 n tendon, 39. lIL 39.3.
We do not know how tar the tide of success his
turned against the Greeks, but certainly the accounts we
now receive are often as much against them as they
were a short time ago in their favour. The Piednundese
Casette, which we have received this forenosin to the
15th instant, contains a confirmation of the fall of Na-
varino, from the Casette of Genoa, which states that
news had been received, that after a destructive bons.
bardment, and after Various fruitless assaults, larattne,
BST has succeeded in making himself master of Nava-
wino. The Greeks defended themselves like heroes. This
loss, however, has been partly made up by the burning
of a part of the Egyptian fleet.
• The Gandhi Perevcgeliata of Venice, of the 6th of
June, also gives, not as a report, but as a positive
fact, the same news, with the following concise note:l
" Letters from •Corfu of the latest date, announce that
Navarino has fallen into the hands of Ibrahim Pacha."
The Journalist here quotes at length the accounts
given by the Austrian Observer and the Oriental Speda•
tar, of the state of affairs in the Mores, both of which
papers, while they contradict the accounts given of the
defeats of IBRAHD4 PACHA,mention some triflingadvan-
tages gaine4 at sea by the Greeks, which, however, it is
stated are of so little importance in comparison with the
loss of Navarino, which is justly considered as one of
the keys of thehlorea,th at they are not worth mentioning.
It, however, the following dispatch from the Greek Admiral
?discus, is to be relied on, the naval successes are not'so
trivial
as they are represented to be. The dispatch, which, though vaguely
written, is said to be official, appears in the French Papers it-.•
GREECE.
" At Sea, before Medan, 13th May, lOU.
" Ran Dinssou or vita Game Vt.me.—Yesterday, three o'clock'
lb the afternoon, having the wind in our fivour, we attacked the
Egyptian fleet near the Isles of Sapienza. Siz of our Are ships'
directed by our brave artificers, immediately fell on a part of the
enemies fleet, which was at anchor under the walls of .fillodon,
while ice gave chase to the rest of the fleet. One frigate of fifty-
four guns, one of 36, two corvettes of 26, and 10 transports, were
completely. burnt. The wind carried the fire to the fortress, so
that, in .pite of all the efforts of the besieged, it was impossible to
preserve the town from it. Alodon had been burning Ate hours,
When we heard at a distance a terrible explosion. This morning
we have learnt that all the powder magazines, and all the ame-
nities and provisions of the Egyptian Army, have fallen a prey to
the flames. (Signed) Admiral MIAULIS."

This ferenoon, we received Hamburgh Papers to the
17th, and Dutch to the 22d inst. They contain ac-
counts from St. Petersburgh of the 4th of June. Strict
search had been made in some of the Provinces after
smuggled goods ; the magazines, houses, schools, the
dwellings of the Clergy, and even the graves had been
starched, but little was (nand. The Emperor was to arrive at
Riga on tie 19th inst, An Imperial Ukaie allows all foreign mer-
chants, who become Russian subjects and enter into the Ant Guild,
and enjoy thereby exemption from certain imposts in the towns of
Odessa and Theodosia, to have merchant ships of their own, and to
use the Russian flag.

Accounts from Copenhagen, of the 11th June, state, that the
Baltic Company his obtained a Royal Charter for 40 years. The
Company Is allowed to take S per cent. interest instead of four, and
It kas received hit blarney's aasurance, that in case of war, the
proper* of foreigners confided to the Company, and the ships ad-
dressed to it, shall be exempt from confiscation and condemnation;

and the sums to be paid to the shareholders shall be free froni
sequestration or discount. •
•

The Juliana sloop,one of Mr. docracnlttaT's vessels,
Is arrived from Vera Cruz, which place she left the Ist
of May.; she brings favourable accounts from that
quarter. Mr. MORIER was to sail on the 94 May,
with the ratification of the Mexican tFeaty;in the Esau sloop of
war. Captain RODBILTI4 for England; she Fannon sloop at war
wonld sail at the same time. and nail at Jamaica. AM was quiet at
Mexico. and everything going on.well. . •
The Mexican treaty was ratified in the city of Mexico on the
14th April.,
_

The verbal amendments spade in the Lords in the
Canada Company's Charter Bill, were last night agreed
to in the House of Commons, and the Bi)1 passed.

The Kt NG feturned to town at a late hour on %date..
d#y night from the Lodge at Windsor, where his Munger dined.
Yesterday the Duke of YOllll4 the Duke of CAM-
sumo*, and the Duchess of Gioncerree, visited the Lee.
The furnitUre, &c. belonging to the Duke of CLA-
*snot is removing from his Royal Highness's residence in the Sta-
ble-yard, St. James's, to Bushy, in consequence of it being deter-
:rived to pull down the Royal Duke'sivesidesice.
Dunce—A meeting took place yesterday ott Houns-
low-heath. The parties met at day-break, and proceeded to a third
bre, wises Cuptaiis RA-+LS received the fire of Mr. B-s—n. and
was seriously wounded in the shoulder. •
The. KING has presented £lOO in support of the
School belonging to the new Church at Kennington,and ,ClOO
to the School belonging to the new Church in the Waterloo-road.
A Perpetual Club has been established at Salisbury,
to celebrate the Duke of Tome's birth-duy, in comaunioaration of
ids 64 Constitutional opposition to the Cathae Relief
Licutenant CLAPPenToN' ,the enterprising traveller
Si the interior of Africa, has WV Preelated tothe rank of
Commander.
The ostriches brought by Captain CLAPPIIITON from
the Kist of SOCIIA,CI, Cn Central Africa, as a present to his
314Artsser, were teamed yesterday from the 'rower to Windsor.
' There were olginally slit of thesis extraordinary birds, bet two if
Om died twin the voyage.

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