Star.
London, England, 1824-10-16 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 14.

The successor of Ghalib Pacha is Fotonbe Mahomet,
Pacha of Silistria. Ghalib Pacha retains the disposal
of the little property he possesses, and the Sultan has
allowed him to choose Gallipoli for his place of exile.
—The fall of Ghalib has made an unpleasant sensation.
His administration gave satisfaction. The good terms
on which he lived with the Ulemas and the Janissaries,

made the public gittibuti to the Selictai alone every.
thing that was contrary to the interest of the Empire.
The Pacha of Silibtria arrived incognito, on the
in the evening, and remained the whole of the 13th. it
the country house of the Intendant of the Marine, u!.O
partakes, with the Selictar, the favour of the Sul!ar
The evening before he was depond,.Ghalib P4da
in the Channel, with the Aga Pacha. lie had revirr,td
home very late, but a short time before the seals pf
office were taken from him.

The Hatti Sherif addressed by the Sultan then,*
Grand Vizier, accuses Citalib Pacha of esump, ion. 1.
is feared that both the ReisEffendi,the friend of 611,11,i,,
and also the Kati, will be disnkissed.
The new Grand Vizier has filled var4,us ha,
ing been successively Chief of the S4ppl.is, cApuoi,
Baschi, Bostandgi Baschi at Adrianople, and lastly p,
cha of Silistria, which he has governed for several year'.
He is chiefly' indebted to tho Selictar for his ortuz
He is said to possess much mirage and firmness.

By the arrival of the Cortes packet, far whtue safety
so much anxiety was felt in the City, we have received
New York Papers to the 9th "
instant; but they.contain
no intelligence of importance. The La Fayette mania
still rages, anal the programme of his entrance into
some of the towns is somewhat ludicrous. a his ertty
into Philadelphia, in addition to the troops and civil
officers, the cavalcade, consisted of " the red men of
Pennsylvania, lawyers, young men, butchers elegantly
dressed and mounted, troops of carters, waggoners, ste,
in uniform." What the uniform of a carter or a wag.
goner is we know not, but we presume the arms are
horsewhips. The National Advertiser states that sevett
new cases of yellow fever were reported at Chatle,tol
on the 26th of August, and six moreon the following (LI y,
The intelligence from South America is of little interest. Ge.
neral SANTANA appears to have been coquetting between the Pe.
triot and the Spanish cause at Yucatan. General Basso Was to
take his seat u President of the Mexican Congress, on the Ist of
e September. The duty n specie exported was tobe raised iron
to 10 per cent.
Accounts from Peru, though not of a very recent date, repeat the
statement of the defection of Orates, which is said to have Its
uned the Spanish force 6,000 men. It was expected that BOLIVAR
would open the campaign in the early part of July ; his army
amounts to twelve thousand infantry and two thousand cavalrT.
According to accounts from Caraccas, of the 14th of Augu,,
troop' intended to be sent as reinforcements to 13ouvaa, were dath
arriving at Laguayra ; and Commodore Minus had departed fv;
Puerto CaveUo, to take the command of the ships of war intendvi
to convey them to Chagres. Commodore BaLucne had arrived at
"Puerto Cavello with the ships Bolivar, Boyaca, and Ceres, to he
employed in the same service; and the 20th of August had been
fixed upon for the sailing of the expedition.