Star.
London, England, 1823-09-04 00:00:00

`place, who eon'dneted'him blivid(Qld_to.ose
4-Camp, with whom he remained from five o'clock
till seven. ' •
• • - We.Aextract the following notice, respecting.. the
Gre*lts from a Frankfort Paper.of the 28th ultimo:
•• • • VIENNA, AUGUST so.. - :
Letters have lately been received from.Salonicbi
of the 25th of July, and from Seres of the 90th. It
appears from them that the Seraskier Nib med Paella,
who commands the troops destined for the invasion
of the hlurea, had not entered the Morea, bat was
still at Larissa, ori the 20th of July, with his whole
army. ' Odysseus was still encamped at Zeitouni.
This completely does away the news of the victories
said to have been gained by the Greeks at Ther-
mOpylu. It seems tliat what gave rise to these re-
ports was the circumstance that a small corps which
had advanced towards Zeitouni has, it is said, re-
ceived a check, an event which can have no influence
on the operations of the main army.

Earl BATHURST and Lord FRANCIS CONYNOHAM I
are gone to Sheerness, to be present at the opening of
the Docks to-morrow.

Baron MOTET; Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of RUSSIA to
the Germanic Diet, left Frankfort on the '26th ult.
for Stuttgard, where his Excellency is to sign the'
marriage contract between his Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke MICHAEL and her Royal Highness
Princess CHARLOTTE of Wurtemburg.
The Duke of WELLINOTON and suite landed-at
Dover from Calais on Tuesday last. His Grace, after taking
dinner at Wright's Hotel, left Dover at six o'clock for Lon-
don, under a salute from the guns at the Heights.
The Marquis of TICHFIELD left town yesterday
morning, for the North.
The Marchioness CORNWALLIS has left town for
Scarborough, Yorkshire. _ _ _

The Eitil of SHANNON his son, Lord BorLa, Jona
Henn, Esq. M.P. and a select party, have been enjoying the
hospitality of Lord Linton*, at his beautiful seat,Shanbally Cas-
tk, county of Tipperary, daring the last week.
Count LtevEN left town yesterday, for Brighton.
Major and Mrs. Dorm have left their house, York
Duildiup, for Kent.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following ships were taken tip.
via. Pi incess Amelia, Marquis Huntley, and Astell.
The East India Company's outward-bound ship,
Kellie Castle, was all well at sea on the 29th March.
A man named Jackson was lately convicted by the
Mayor of Canterbury in the penalty of les. fir profane sivearin&
and conunitted to jail for ten days, in default et payment. .1
There is more money pending on the match of 1001
sovereigns amide between the celebrated louse Met it' the Hiss I
and I/Givens, than is generally known. It takes place over
Brighton Course.
CnicxeT.—Yesterday, a Match was played in the
London Field, by the Hackney Club. The fineness of the day col.
lected a great concourse of spectators, among whom were a no.,
inerous assemblage of elegantly dressed females. The following
was the state of the game s—tat innings, 21; ad innings,
Ist innings, 47 ; ad innings, SS.
Yesterday being the day appointed to hear appeals
at Hicks's-Hall, a number of respectable Licensed'
Victuallers attended to claim the exception of three
windows, under the provisions of an Act passed in the
last Session, for the relief of shops, wareheusesi And
other places " where goods, wares, and merchandise,
are sold or offered for sale," when, after a long and
determined effort on the part of the Victuallers, the
Commissioners wete of opinion that they were in-
cluded in the Act, and they were all relieved.
SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS retiresfrom Trade, having
disposed of a third of his interest in the Books on the
Interrogative System of Instruction to Messrs. WHIT.
TAESIR for £20,000. Although this Interrogative
System is now adopted in two-thirds of the Schools
of the' Empire, and the circulation of these valuable
Books is prodigious, yet the contract Is not less libe-
ral.on the part of the purchaser, than complimentary
to the ingenuity of the inventor and seller. It is one
of the largest single contracts ever made in the Book-
selling. Trade, and demonstrates the increasing staple
importance of our national Literature.
The Canal in Sr. James's Park was drained last
week, and expectations were entertained that some I
fine fish would have been caught; but, to the sur-
prise of the keepers, none of any value were found.
A quantity of Prussian carp was the only sort taken.l
It is supposed that all the good fish were killed by the
frost, in consequence of the want of due attention in
breaking the Ice to give them air.
According to the Parliamentary Return
_just pub.
lished "of the Members of the House of Commons
holding office, place, or pension, in the first Parlia-
ments of Gcoaoe L and Cizoaost it appears that
271 Members, holding place or pension, sat in the
first Parliament . of Gaoaos I. and 257 in that 'of
Gamuts 11.. the number of silting Members•of she
same description at present is mach less. Among the
sinecures of farmer Reiss' were: the following
ADDISON was *mares of the Records of Birmingham
Tower; the SIISRIDAN of hilslley, Sir RICHARD
STDDLE, a Commissioner of Stanips,. a Surveyor of
Saskies. a- Conunisioner •RE Fes fated Estates, and,
Master of the. Playhouse.. Voiotia places are

mentioned which are novisounmeal ••• •.' , •
Eartawan or . • Quitowaeoptial.t..o—alonday
morning hot, betweEn the hook. of six and :peen
o'clock, near Battle, it appears that the . sifting-
house, neeetheyowd‘w mills, between Crowhurst and
Battle, belonging to lair, L•vramson, •up with
a trensendosis explosion, Whereby. -tWO .lhen woe
killed.; their bodies were found. seine ceasiderable,
distance from -where the _uiafortunote accident taßk
place. One: men, named neachioo. had worked so
the mills upwnrds yeikTp..l4 man's same.
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DOCTORS'COMMONS4-,—SlttlfiglaiWymitspeasia
V.c in the c lesiassical Coatis in next 24,1
asegics.
First Session, Mont*, Nov. s.. Third' &KIN Satustlit , /*MS.
I
Second ditto, Saturday, Nov.B. Fourth diteNlbsurdar,Koval.

Pint Session, Tuesday, Nov. 4. Third ditto. Tuesday, Nov. AS.
Second dttosi Tuesday, Nov.ll. i Fourth dittosilltioelifriftisiliS
• simutorowns nor.; 7:
Uric burhirodoesday. Nov. S. Thirddop.
Becooddo..Yhdoesdat!Nov.lS. Toorthdoblitellitsti;
Mr* Scalia, ThirsdayiNoi.sil Third do:111;mill*, 1t.,.
Seeded do. Thussdrri Nev. l S.l Fotuth do. Theradsri lige4
:z-t7 - . CiPOPTOPIS. •
First &wimp friday, Nov. 7. eltird ditto. Fddiy. 111 U,
becond dice", Friday,'Nov. 14. Fourth ditto; Fritisr,.
- The Coistesit it ten oVlitet the utotethtt,•tatOirt Ad-
elirahy; which continent" stamps, predacity. •