Star.
London, England, 1823-11-24 00:00:00

DUTCH AND HAMBURGII PAPERS.

• • ST. PETERSBURGIi, OCTOBER 31.
His Majesty, after reviewing the 6th :tad 7th corpsvot
the second 4.4my,kit Tu„lcy .an the 17-th. It luis been,
officially notified to the foreiti.Ministers, that thirEtn-,
perors 'of Russia anti-Austria had had theii intended in-
terview at Czernowitz.

The French Ambassador, Count de la Ferronays, in-
tends to have Te Detent performed in the t iithabc
Churrh, for the deliverancepf the King of Spell.",

BERLIN, NOVEMBER 11.

Several couriers have lately pass:.l through here:,aih,
the French courier, Romain, from Paris to St. Peters-
burgh ; the English messenger, Walsh, from• St. Peters-
burgh to London; and the Russian courier, Hubner
from here to Petersburgh. •
•
D. SchreiSer, the agent for the holders of Westpha-.
Tian domains, who has been here for some months on
that and other bnsiness, has returnetrto..Frankfort, as
the time when the question comes before the Diet (the
4th of December) is approaching. Convinced that these
negotiations, which have now continued ten years, are
drawing to a close, he addressed, beto►e he left this:city,
another petition to the member& of the Diet.

FRONTIERS OF ITALY., NOVEMBER T.
The Barbary States have received orders from the
Divan to equip 'without delay view ships of War, and to
have them ready to be employed as the Porte shall re-
quire. This order excites surprise, as the season is come
when naval expeditions are generally Considered as
ended. The divisions of Alperine and other Barbary
vessels, which have beets long with the.Tarkish fleet;
are still under the command of the Captain Pacha, who
has been obliged,
.by .aa.tirder from the Porte, not to
proceed on his 3 cturn .to the Dardanelles, but to sail
again to the Archipelago. It is certain that he has had
two actions with the Greek fleet, but the result is not
certainly known—sosne accounts. giving the advantage
to the Greek!, others to the .Turks, anti 'others, again,
saying that both actions bati!no,..decisive result. A pri-
vate letter from arvltalian merchant ateePhalcinia says,
the Captain Pacha has again sailed for theDardattelles.
HAGISE, NOVEMBER le. •
- This being the anniversary of the Queen's birth-day,
and of the recovery of our independence, was obserted,
with the usual demonstrations of public rejoicing.

CAStAING.
EXTRACT OP A *LETTER DATEO, P 411114 twos,. et,.
Castaing, has made his appeal to the Couri-o1 a!sa.
tion. It was thought, from his language hit night Od
the delivery of the verdict against him, that he Nicpubi
await the execution of his sentence without any 344114014
to avert his fate. kla has yielded to the natural desire
of life, and perhaps to the hope of having in the
interval an opportunity of avoiding the scaffold by being
his own executioner. The Cuurt of 'Cassation sits only
twice a week; and as ten days must intervene for the
delivery and registering of the official documents, it is
not likely that his case can be heard before the 4.tla ec
sth of December. There can be no doubt of the
Supreme Court's decision. It can only set aside a judg.:
ment en the allegation that some necessary form of pro 4
teeding has been neglected or violated, and his Counsel
Can point out no such neglect or vitilation. In the mean
time every precaution has been taken to pi event suicide.
This was the more necessary, as he .said in the pi is'n at
Versailles, that he could easily baulk the execution by
his knowledge of poisons. He was immediately after
his sentence last night put in a strait jacket, and closely
watched.. Conducted to the Bieetre, where prirneis
are confined between .their condemnation and execution,
strict orders had been gisen to admit no person to Ice
him, except his own laraily, and that only in the pie=
sence of the jailer. The family of this attAcinus wretch
are extremely respectable. B.)th his father and mother
are excellent parent,, aid have devoted their life to tbg
education of their clildren. His father was Deputy,in
oae of the legislative. bodies during 'the recolutioth
Since the return of , the Bourbons, liellai'enjoyedibe
honourable post of Inspector genera, the Woodland
Forests. Though rtpresented On tria:eriat As rather in
straitened cimixasstances. .hves7iff .the beg:FON.,
He derives from kris place not begs than 1400 tr
year, and has besides, propel ty
.to the 'amount of tywo
or 13,000 (rants--an income vei y
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