Star.
London, England, 1825-10-14 00:00:00

The following was this morning posted at Lloyd's:

" The Ellen, SiMrsox, sailed from Guayaquil on the 14th of
March, with troops and Columbian stores, and was captured near
Cape Blanco by a cutter privateer from Chiloe, and sent for the
Gallapagos; but the crew of the Ellen. assisted by some of the
privateer's crew, retook their o wn vessel, and captured the priva-
teer, and both arrived at Guayaquil on the 14th of April."

This forenoon we received Harnburgh Papers to thel
7th instant, and Dutch Pap ers to the 12th instant. The
following are extracts:

ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 21.

As several servants of the Church allow themselves to deviate in
their dress from the ancient usages of ear Church, an Imperial
Ukase of the I2th of this month, addressed to the Synod, orders
regulations to be drawn up for the introduction of a becoming
dress for the Clergy.
Strmstack 24.—The great warehouses on the Exchange will
probably be completed this autumn. At Croostadt the new Custom
House is nearly roofed in. The old Custom House at Archangel
Is rebuilding. At Taganroc, new buildings are erecting for the
Customs. •

lately began at Kertsep, will

The new quarantine
be nn a very large scale.
The Church of St. Olaus. at Revel, one of the oldest
of Christianity in the North, wu burnt down, as our readers may
remember, by lightning. The Emperor has now given orders to
rebuild it. The height of the steeple. according to the old plan,
which Is to be followed, was sixty-five sagenes, or four hundred
and tifty-five English feet, to the weathercock. It was formerly a
secure guide for ships.
The Marquis Paulucci, Governor-General of the Baltic Pro-
vinces, arrived at Riga on the lath, on his return front Milan.
According to accounts from Kiachta, of 30th July, the trade be-
tween Russia and China, which is carried on by barter, does not
promise well.

STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 27.
The Casette contains an official article relative to the claims of the
late Royal Family, from which it appears, that the sum paid In li-
quidation of all claims whatsoever, amounted to 721,420 Hi-dollars,
which, at the rate of exchange, 60 'chitlings, as it was at the time,
made 577,155 dollars, Hamburgh Banco money.
The Russian Ambassador, Count Sachtelen, returned the day
before yesterday, having stopt only two days at Christiana.
The smugglers in Scania having on several occasions proceeded
to acts of extreme violence towards the Custom-house officers, the
Board has applied to the Government for a reinforcement of the
' garrison of Helsingborg.

Piedmontese Gaselier to the 4th instant have reached
us. They contain extracts from the Corfu Gazette of the 27th of
August and the loth September. In the former is a Decree of the
Government, declaring Corfu a free port ; and the latter contains a
Proclamation of the Loan Mon Commusunom, declaring that
he has judged it expedient to continue Signor Cal,. Manta,
Visa in the high office of President of the Senate, on ac-
count of the state of affairs in the Morea and other parts of
Greece. His Excellency, though fally sensible of the merit of other
distinguished individuals, has judged it most suitable to the general
interest to continue at the head of the Executive Government a per-
son of so much experience, and who, by his moderation and practical
wisdom, in the execution of his high office, has acquired the general
esteem of his countrymen, the entire conAdence of the Loan Haan
COMMUSIONIR, and the gracious approbation of his l'ilassiiv the So-
vereign Protector. This decision has given universal satisfaction
here."

Private letters from Trieste, of the 27th September,
speak of the precarious situation of 1114MIIM Pacua, in the Mores,
who, it is said, finds himself surrounded at Tripolizza, and is
continually attacked by the Aloreotes. It is added, that the plague
rages in his camp, and that his army is anxious to quit the Mores.
The Egyptian Chief is stated to have dispatched a corps to open
the communication with Coron, to embark on board some Turkish
vessels in that port. The Diario of Rome, of the 4211 t h September,
states, on the authority of letters from Leghorn of the 20th, that
Admiral Cattalo, who attempted to burn the Egyptian fleet at
Aleiandria, had made numerous prices sailing from that port, with-
out being molested by the Turks, which has caused great terror to
the Commanders of the Ottoman vessels.

Private accounts from Madrid state, that the French
Charge d'Affaires has advised the Kmo to form a new Junta of
eighty Nobles from the different Provinces, to discuss the state of
affairs. To this the Bons and his Ministers are said to make no
objections, but the former opposed another project, which was
to levy a tax of 90 million of real, on the Clergy.

The Duke of YoRE inspected the works of his new
residence in the Stable-yard, St. James's Palace, yesterday.
Prince LEOPOLD arrived at Marlborough-house yes-
terday afternoon, about five o'clock, from Claremont.
The Marquis of LoNooNpitnity and suite arrived at
Portpatriek on Sunday last, and embarked on Monday, on board
his Majesty's steam-packet the Aaaow, Captain Sulanarr, for
Donaghadee.
The Marquis and Marchioness of LAtesbowN are
going to Paris, to join their friends, Lord and Lady HOLLAND, who
have been in tbst garcity for some time.
Viscount STRANGFORD and the Right lion. STRAT•
roan CANNING transacted business yesterday afternoon, at the Fo-
reign Office, Downing-street.
ELECTIONIERt NO.—Yesterday, Alderman Kay, of
London, arrived at Chippenham, in a post-chaise and four, to can-
vass that Boroogh. The Alderman was met a little distance from
'thence, and the horses taken from his carriage; he was then drawn
into Chippenham, preceded by a band of music, and his friends
afterwards dined with him at the Angel Inn.—Dram Gas. Oct. la.
The Marquis of Tavistock has left town for Woburn Abbey.
Count Woronrow has left town for the Earl of Pembroke's seat,
Wilton House, Wilts.
Lord and Lady George Lennox have arrived at their seat, Mal-
comb, Sussex, from Ramsgate.
Lord Melbourne left town yesterday for Earl Cowper's seat,
Pansanger.
Lord and Lady William Russell have left town for Roehampton,
Charles Taylor, Esq. M.P. left the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-greet.
yesterday, for his seat in Herts. •
Mark Davies; Esq. arrived in town yesterday from his seat in
Hants.

Departures from the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-strret :—Sir It
and LadyWolsely for Cheltenham; Uvedale Price, EST for Osforql