Star.
London, England, 1822-01-07 00:00:00

Wei tfiii Melia Ong but states that on the
28th, and Roth November, an open revolt was
petted. the last-mentioned clay several fires
broke out at Constantinople, and also iu the suburip'
A report was circulated on the 28th in Pera, ••
the Janissaries bad formed a plan ot entering
seraglio ea masse, of demanding the heads of Hit.
and the Kislar Aga, and of making themselves mast,
of the person of ABDUL HAMID. A r sport was Ertl
spread in Pera, ou the evening of the 28th, that ••
r SULTAN and his principal favourites had been
to death.
The Journal de Lyon inserts a letter from So y
dated the 12th of December, which gives a friglitf
picture of the state of that place. It
bad success of the Turks, and the deplorable state
their affairs, redoubles their barbarity, wind: is
carried to a point that makes one shudder 1, ith
ror, They now count the deaths by hundreds ; j
the day before yesterday was marked by the massat.:,
of 250 Greeks ; and it appears that to-day the assay,
nations will recommence. 'the continued news
the horrors that are committed from hour to houl
the cries which are re-echoed trom street to street—
the musket-shots that are fired—the clamours of 11
Turks in their orgies—all these present to the
gination the desolating scenes of a city taken i.y a .
unit, and abandoned to the fury of the
with this difference only, that the sacking o. a tot;
the pillage, and the butchery, last only for three, six,
or perhaps, at the utmost, twenty-four hours, ahi:e
we have been six months in this state." -
The death of Art PACIIA is once more repeirei!,
but on no better authority than that which has kil!el
this daring and able Chief a dozen times before.
The intelligence from Madrid direct is to the 2.;:.%
ult. that in the French Papers is one day later. It
is stated in a private letter in the Gazette do Frfine4
that the malcontents of Madrid waited 'impatiently
the arrival of their General, MEG% who was expected
in two or three days, and that the Militia was pre-
paring to commence the strand enterprize on his
arrival. It is added, that Grenada, Malaga, Mu:,
cia, &c. had followed the example of Cadiz and .Sc-
vflle; the Royal authority was comiletely Lisrc-
gal ded in these Provinces; and that they had prc-
sented new Addresses to the Cortes, in which wo:c
the following expressions :--4. We have taken i.:,
arms to defend to the last drop of our blood our (ic-
nerals and our Political who have bad the
courage to brave the orders of Despotis, ."
The proceedings in the French Chamber of Depu-
ties will be found in our preceding columns. The
following extracts ;ire from the Paris Papers of F 1 iday
PARIS, JANUARY 4.
Yesterday the King presided at a Council of Mi.
nisters, which sat two hours.
By a a oyal Ordonnance, M.Vatiniesnil has been
pointed General Secretary of the Ministry of Justice.
The Committees on the Budget and on Accounts
assembled yesterday in the Chamber of Deputies.—
The Committee charged with the examination of ti:e
project of law relative to the Sanitary Police, alio
sat for some time.
There have been distributed among the Members
printed circulars ot the motives for the law relative
to the Periodical Press, the preparatory examinatioa
of which will take place to-morrow in the Bureaux.
M. Lourdoueiz, one of the Committee of Censor,
is appointed Chief of one of the branches of the Home
Office, and his duties will embrace the supervision ot
the Theatres, the Journals, the Arts, the Lyceums,
and the Belles-lettres.
French Funds.—January 2d, Five per Cents. 831 r.
40c.—January 2d, 84fr. 20c.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 24.
Reports received yesterday from the frontiers of
Dalmatia, confirm the news that we had previously
given from Constantinople, of the advantages ob-
tained over Ali Pacha by Churchild Pacha, who is to
be appointed Pacha of Janina. On the 13th Novem-
ber, Churchild took the two fortresses, two boulevards,
and all the most considerable fortifications ofJaniaa ;
and, while he waited for the surrender of Ali Pacha,
it is said that this daring Chief, in despair, put an
end to his own life.
FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 29.
It is remarked that the Russian Imperial Guard,
now stationed at Minsk, and who were accustom-1
to pass the festival of Christmas at St. Petersburg'',
do not follow this custom this year, in consequence
of an order that they are not to quit their cantonments.
Letters from Vienna, derived from a good source,
announce that the Austrian Government has decided
to observe the strictest neutrality in the event of war
between Russia and the Porte.

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