Star.
London, England, 1824-10-29 00:00:00

from Iron was attacked yesterday, a few leagues from
Madrid, by a band of 20 nerm~

FLORENCE, OCTOBER td►
Letters from the Levant assert, that the Capita's
Pada, fearing for the safety of bis person, owing to the
late disasters be had experienced, if he returned to the
Dardanelles, was going to make a second attempt
on Samos.'

• DRESDEN. OCTOBER 19.
On the 14th of this month, our City was thi theatre
otan went which has caused a great sensation among
the inhabitants. The Government had received
from the Cabinet of Bodin, letters demanding that
the Governor of the sons of the late Marshal
Lannes, Duke of Montebello, who has t esided at Dres-
den some time, should be arrested and conveyedlia Bev-
lin. These letters states that he was not only accused
of using demagogical language, but of being the masa
,of a calumnious work against a Sovereign.
Our Government,acceding to the requisition of tbse
Cabinet of "Hahn, police agents were sent to the re:6
dente of the individual.in question, in order to angst
him, but itippears that the young Dukes de Monte-I
Bello opposetthe execution of this measure. In the
meantime the 'circumstance became known, and a
great number of persons assembled before the gate of
the hotel occupied by these foreigners. The Com-
mandant of the place, informed of what had happened,
'and fearing that serious tumults would result, marched
a detachment of troops, and dispersed the crowd, took
possession of the hotel, and cartied off the accused
person, who, in the evening, was placed_ in a voiistre.
and sent under escort to Bet lin.

An Evening Paper of last night gave a my circum-

stantial account of the arrival of the Canadian ship
Columbus, in the Downs; the writer anchored this Le-
viathian near the RAMILIEB guard-ship, which, he say`,
looked only like a cock-boat, 4, while the hull of the
Columbus resembled a floating island, and her masts
Church steeples." This is all very 0, important, if true,"
as Jonathan says, but unfortunately there is not one
word of truth in the whole story. ewe have the autho-
rity of Lloyd's (and we can have no better) to contra-
dict it, and to state, that ,4 There has been no account
of her since she was stated to be on shore near Ber-
sianaits Point, in the St. Lawrence."—Twenty-five
guineas per Cent. has been done on her at Lloyd's.

The latest, accounts from Peru, brought by the Ja-
maica packet, state, that the headluarters of BOLIVAR
had been removed from Trusillo to Pativilca, a place
about 70 miles to the north of Lima, and his advanced
guard had penetrated as far as Pasco, within a very few
(miles of that city. CANTA nee, the Spanish General,
who, by the last accounts, was moving on Lima with a
considerable force from the southward, had retreated
on heating of BOLIVARI3 advance, not feeling himsela.
sufficiently strong to place the fate of Petit. on the:

issue of a battle. This circumstance had left Lima .
open to BortVAa, as so few troops remained in tke city,,
that he could take possession of it whenever he pleased,.
though, as it is not a military position, it might be in-
expedient for him to do so, until also able to regain
possession of the fortress of Callao, which, as will be re-
collected, was lost early in the year, through the treachery
of the black troops. 'Oil port, by the latest accounts,
was closely blockaded by the Peruvian squadron. CAN-
TARAC, it is stated, was exposed to considerable difficul-
ties in his retreat, owing to the activity and talent of
General MILLRR, a British Officer is the Colombian
service, commanding a small corps of cavalry- and
guerillas, who harassed the rear of the Spanish General,
and cut off the straggling parties of his troops. If
these accounts can be depended on, affairs are obviously
in a favourable train for the success of BOLIVAR and
the independence of Peru.
Mr. HINDIRSON, the British Consul•
lombia, had succeeded in persuading the Authorities at
Bogota to revoke their Decree, compelling foreigners toy
employ a Colombian Consignee for the transaction of
their business in the ports of that Republic. The Co.
lombian corvette Santander, which arrived at Panama
on the sth of August, with 300,000 dollars, from
Guayaquil„ had been seized by the 'crew, while the Cap-
tain and First Lieutenant we►e on shore. After putting
:out the rest of the Officers, the mutineers bad carried
the vessel out to sea, for the purpose,itwas supposed,
of piracy.
Accounts had reached Jamaica from Trinidad, which
stated that strong symptoms of insubordination existed
among the negroes of that Colony, and that some alarm
was consequently felt for the safety of the white
population.

in Co.

THE. XING.
WINDSOR, OCT. 2&—The KING entertained a se-
lect Dinner Party yesterday, at the Royal Lodge, at
which were present, in addition to the distinguished
members of the Royal Household—his Serene Highness'
the Prince ESTZRHAZY, the Duke of WELLINGTON, the
Duke of DEVON/M=4 Earl and Countess Limn, and
Lord GRAVSS.
This afternoon, his MAJESTY. SICCOMINUIieS by his
illustrious visitors, attended by his usual retinae. took
an airing in the Great Park.
Mr. Ltrrt.zwooo,MZ//2 essenger, arrived Stibli
Foreign Mee on Tuesday, with Upatches from Lord Grairina"
at the
The Duke of Yon&, the Earl of Suarrasavaa, and'
other distinguished personages, are at present at balm* Casa%
the seat of his Royal timiiness the Duke of ihoeccupta.
The Duchess of KINT was at Covent-Garden Theatie
on Wednesday evening.

•fir.
Infantryliiis bleu ordered

(Won . of Foot bus been ordered
to march hoot Tralee to Kinsale.
The 65th Old York North Rldiog) Regiment of Infantry km
been ordered Dublin to Birr.
The Both (Connaught Rangers) has been ordered from Nano
to Doblin.
Norm oat Itorat. Daaooorr Girenen—A Garrison Court of
'noisy is to be is assembled in Dublin, for the purpose
of ascertaining WheMer a Court-Martial be necessary to try s
charge of false morn, on one made by Lieut.-Ca Roan, belonging
to the Fourth or. Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, while midmost at
Newbridge barracks, and such tuber matters as may be brought be-
fore it. The psincipal charge is as follows:—" Pier having dosed
a return of ail Olken sward, at Newbeidge breaths, smontp of
Kildare; and under sock retina drawn cods, anew, ara.' which
were consumed in the Adjutant's Ake, as 6 invikaro, and nit for
he purposes of the said guard—no such gitaritswiag bees nomestel
at Newbridge barracks; which conduct is la violation of his
1041141 WIT'S Articles of War, &c."

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1 colatiani here, •-. assn all the . ) 1/4 pershir,
vinces. Yesterday two .',. , were shot ; more th . - Mto • A, 11
111kb (Cmoommiso) Regiment 'of basin
twenty are to be awaited in a few days. The diligence from moods to mho.
from Iron was attacked yesterday. akw karats from Th. I!" (WoOefotorstre) Regiment of Foot