Star.
London, England, 1824-01-31 00:00:00

SRMLIN, JANUARY 7.

Letters from Bitoglia, of the 24th of December, con-
tain interesting news for the Greeks. The Commander
of that town, Omer Bey, who assisted at the siege of
Missolonghi, with the Pacha of Scutari, had returned ,
and liberated the Greek prisoners, by the order of the
Pacha of Salonichi. The Pacha of Scutari had re-
treated to Scutania, by the way of Janina, and had lost
all his artillery.

TRIESTE, JANUARY 13.

A vessel, arrived from Syra in twenty-four hours,
seems to confirm the report that the Schah of Persia
had refused to ratify the treaty of peace concluded with
t:-.e Porte, and his troops were again in motion.
Accounts from Corfu state, that the Greeks had taken
two vessels near Ithaca, and that discussions had taken
f.P.r.e in consequence with the English Authorities there,
%V :o contended that the Greeks, in pursuing their ene-
mies, had entered the limits of the British) soveteignty ;
it is added that Maurocordato has given a satisfactory
explanation on the subject.
The Ottoman troops that have entered Moldavia have
carried the plague with them, which ravages the en-
virons of Forzan and Jassy. The necessary measures
have been taken along the coasts of Russia and Austria,
and it is hoped tht winter will soon stop its progress.
FRO:.I TIM JOURNAL DES DEBATS OF THURSDAY.
PARIS, JANUARY 28.
'll.!e Opposition Journals yesterday took an alarm, and
declared that the French troops were going to re-enter
and that Baron d'Eroles was going to take pos.
ussion of Barcelona; others stated that we were going
in send ships and regiments from Brest, Rochfort, and
Toulon. What can all these reports mean ? Is it at
moment of the elections that the public spirit is to
4 abitated by reports of imaginary warfare ? But
Clew manccuvres will not succeed—troops will not re-
nun to Spain, where none are wanted. Iu regard to the
armaments in our ports, we repeat again, for the twen-
tieth time, that it is the invention of the Opposition.--
Twelve hundred troops of the line, according to the
kw system' are going' to complete the garrisons of

Goadaloupe and Martinique, and to replae the Colo-
nial battalions. If France should think fit to equip fleets
and to embark soldiers on board, she ss ill not ask per-
mission nor make an excuse to any person.—The poor
Opposition !—they are very sick.
To-day, after Mass, the King presided at a Council
of Ministers, which lasted from twelve o'clock till half-
past one.
Prince Treaeriek Alexander Francois Constantine,
third son of Guillaume of Vrurtemburg, died on the
night of the 22d of January.

*ROM THE ETOILE OF YESTERDAY.
PERPIGNAN, JANUARY 29.

The Constitutional troops which were in cantonments,
in execution of the Treaty of the 2d of November, have
been disbanded by Baron Eroles, from 'Tarragona to
Barcelona ; the same operation will take place, under
the orders of General Sarsfield, for the garrison of Hos•
talrich, cantoned at St. Felice de Guizoles. The whole
of the disbanding has been executed with the greatest
order; their number exceeds 12,000 men. There does
not remain any longer an army, as they have all re-
turned to their homes.

The Royalist force for this province will he 15,000
men. Measures are taken to keep a good police in the
several towns.

INIADRII).

We are assured that the Marquis of Mataflorida is
appointed Ambassador to Turin. The Gazette of to-day
has published a list of promotions which his Majesty
has ordered among the Clergy.

CADIZ.
The ships Asia and Achille are ready—they will sai
in a few days.

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