Star.
London, England, 1823-01-13 00:00:00

•,,erividuals. The survivors have almost all of them
tako refuge in the castle, to escape from the costa-
• in the taws. . .
r▪ ornisch, Pacha of Damascus, at. the head of 6000
has advanced to St. Jean d'Acre to endea•
or to reduce it ; the Governor, seconded by the
mops and the inhabitants, has raised the standard of
rebellion against the Porte. But the city is well for-
aed, and Darnisch with his cavalry will probably
vibe able to do more than ravage the surrounding
council-
Accounts from Smyrna say, that during a great
storm, two Turkish ships of the line, or first-rate fri-
„re4 were seen fifteen miles to the north of Myte-.
}eneovhich seemed to he wholly abandoned by their

tiro.
FRANKFORT, JANUARY 5. •
According to the last letters from Verona, it is.
Oirmed that proposals will be made to the Porte.
an arrangement with the Greeks; it is. intended
t °invite the latter to recognise the Sovereignty of the
kiiand Signior, to whorn'they should pay an annual
I:ibute; but on the express condition that they should
,Dyeto themselves, and there should not be in Greece
Jny
Turkish
functionaries or troops. But the ariange-
rot of the differences with Russia is always the prin-
cipal featuvl the negociations at Constantinople.
The affair of the Greeks is considered as a secon-
tiaiv objat; and supposing that the first. should he
and that the second should not be amicably
forminated, the ers will not for that reaion
sud-
rcud their relations with Turkey, and the Greeki still
terrain abandoned to their fate.
Dw.3o.—Metaffiques, asi—Bank Shares, 044 I.

The intelligence in the French 'Papers of mini.
,?AY and Friday is not of much importance. -:The
litsc has issued some Royal Ordonnances, regu-
hting the order of precedence of the SIM itual Xeets
h the Chamber, and a nliv arrangement of the Coun-
cil of State.
The Russian Minister, Pozzo DI BORCO, gave a
diplomatic• dinner on Wednesday, at which the Duke
rf SAN LORENZO, the Spanish Ambassador, was the
caly Foreign Minister not invited.
The Constitutionnel contains the following Post-
rript, dated .ten in the evening : .
4, we learn this evening that the army of CYDonriel has been
:t last overtaken by Gencr4 Toriijo3' that it •had beeit.totally
(*timed, andi
that
us remains havtaiten refuge iu the French'
tecritory."
TheSieur.Ouvnann, who his-sought in vain for
contractors to a loan of which no one has yet be-
come the dupe, has now invented a new way of ap-
pealing to the credulity of the public. He has fixed
a day, after which, he *says, no further subscription
ill be•rectived. This.- is very like the conduct of
the quacks, who, to stimulate the appetite of their
apes, give notice six months beforehand of the time
wi;en they will close their shops. But this trick is
Low stale, and the Sieur OUVRARD is deceived, if
he thinks that the public will become more credulous
and more confiding, between the present day and the
td of February, than it ever has been since the
opening of the loan for the ci•devant Regency of
Urge]. The credit of that Regency, on which no
body would advance a crown whilst it remained in
Spain, has not been improved since it took the dili-
gence to reach its present quarters at Toulouse.
French Funds on Friday—)five per Cents opened at 87, and.
(1.,:d at 87.55. •

THE KING'S HEALTH. " •

We announced in the STAR of Saturiiay that his'
MAJcsry had been indisposed. We subjoin the
laatig letters:
" BRTGIITON, 3.4.NUARIrII.
• Nine o'Ucck, P.N. •
" The indisposition of
.the KING, as may readilT
!apposed, has cast a gloom Over all classei of people,
here; but we have the consolation: to know that his
MAJESTY, though yet confined to his bed, and suffer-
ing much pain, is considered as, doing well:. No Bul-,
icon was published at the Palace to-day, but the an-
swer to the almost numberless inquiries in the morn-,
ing was—' His MAJESTY has passed a restless night,
but is better this morning.' The reply to similar ap-
plications this evening has been quite as favourable.
'file pain his MaJEsTr suffers is principally confined
to the ancle and knee. It is not expected that any
Bulletin e ill be publiShed to-morrow.'

" SUNDAY, J ASP ARY 12, -Two o'Clock, P.M.
" The report on his 31 aJEsTes health continues
favourable. No Bulletin was published this morn-
ing. The answer to all inquiries has been—'^ hlis
MAJESTY h considerably better to-day, the p:tiu being
now chiefly confined to his knee and ancle."

ICAPAL INTELLIGENCE.
addiriot to 'the lieutenants mentioned in the STAR, as being
romoted to the rank of Commander, the following have been
promoted to that 'rank, viz. J. Longehantp, Edwird ilibbert,
It W. Yates, and Jame* Der.harn, 'fucker,
Clay, Scriven, 13lackmur; and Coulson, are promoted to the
rink cf Litutenant. _

Captain William Gorden is appointed to the Par.dora, vice
Frederick I Lunn, promoted to Post-rank. Mr. Heury Webb is
appointed I'urser of the Trinculo.
John Nolloth, Esq. Master Shipwright of Sheerness Dock-
yutt, is appointed to Portsmouth Dock-yard, in the roost of the.
Ile N. I)iddams, Esq. and Mr. 0. Long, Assistant Surveyor"
of the Navy, succeeds Dir. Nolloth, at Sheerness. The situation'
e Assistant to the Surveyors is to be filled, in future, by one of
the superior class of shipwrights.
Footer, 'Esq. late Clerk of the Survey at Portsmouth, is
appointed Storekeeper at the Dock-yard at Woolwich.
Captain Sit EOVIAND MATHRW%, of the East India Compani's
arrive, returning from I'ersia, was a passenger on board the
%noel Thornton, from l'etersburgh to London, which vepsel
'Vas totally wrecked last month on the Island of esel. Captain
ANTHEWS and all the crew were saved.
FALMOUTH, JAW. N.E.—Arrived the Adige,'
Q!;ARNX, from Landon ; Phoenix, STIONG, from Saloe, in 28
for London ; Nile, STOREY, from Victou, sailed the 20th
ICOsenfher. Sailed the Duke of 111arlborough pasket, for Lis-I
m—Yesterday arrived the Norfolk Hero, Scrr:oterts, frum St.
Ilian'a. Now Brunswick, in 56 days.; John and I larriet, lino-
lartrom Terceira, in tO days, for Havre. Sailed the Blucher
Iktkit, for Jamaica.
Ikessorrst, j4sr. ii.—Wind E.N.?--Arrived the Fancy,
ircusta., front Oporto; Concord, rREVIAY, front St. Mi-
T4t.rs; Resolution, Garrrtar, front Jamaica, kits/ days: Cap-
lan brag, the former Master, died the plat Noyetuber, on
tahomeward-hound passage; two of the orew live also died,
aol;he vesstl is for the present placed under quarantine. Sailed
.Geotge, I'at.stra ; and Tigress, for Lohdon. Yestetclay
?Nati by the East India Company's ships Farquhar-
lostlerefordskire, Repulse, Kent, and General Kyd. Off this
Pra, theßhoda. from Cephalonia.
Porssmoent, JAx. .—Wind ved the Phillips,
Mirka; front Baltimore; and 'Edward; leaww, front the Lowry
kly Si. ViIICCIII%.

12.—NN Ind N.E.—The Eagle, Colas, from. 13a1.
gam for Amsterdam, sailed 4esteraay for liamsggre Ilarbour.
7".4/frilson and some other itomevtitrabottn4 -*wb teatiitt
jafd/Silkubgetteracnot swami-N.