Star.
London, England, 1822-10-23 00:00:00

PARIS, OCTOBER 10.

The Madrid Journals of the 7th have arrived, and
contain the following information :
" The King has sent 32,000 real: veillon to the
Municipality, to dry the tears of the unhappy rela-
tives of those who sacrificed their lives for their counayl
with so much glory on that fortunate and memorable
day, July 7.—These are the King's own words.
" General Martinez Saint Martin, ex-political Chief
of Madrid, after having received an order to repair to
the island of Majorca, was arrested at Madrid on the
4th, and closely confined (au secret) in the town
prison. According to the depositions of the Officers'
arrested at the time, he is said to be compromised in
the affair of July 7. It is added that several eminent
persons, among whom are Members of the two last
Ministries, are also arrested as accomplices. The
matter is too serious to allow of conjectures in place
of fact, it seems more prudent to wait."

DARMSTADT, OCTOBER,IS.

Counsellor Hoffman, who has undertaken with the
most praiseworthy and disinterested zeal to serve the
cause of the Cheeks, has just left this town to go to
Marseilles. He intends to superintend there a new,

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expedition, and the embarkation dr a corps of young
German warriors, well armed and equipped„wka are
(about to repair to 'Pelciponnesni. They tali!: with
them two pieces of artillery.
During the absence of Connsellornoffman his office
remains open, at Darmstadt, to receive the coatribu•
tions of individuals for the Greeks. The number of
young people who have presented themselves to ram
as volunteers already exceeds 10,000, but the rules
as to the admission of individuals are very strict, :ad
require, over and above the physical qualities requi-
site for Military service, satisfactory attestations as 10
morality and good conduct. Several persons, with
whom they had not reason to be satisfied, have been
already dismissed from the corps. The money sub.
scriptions received by Mr. Hoffman amount, at this
moment, to 30,000 florins.
CORFU. sErnaisEtt
Letters from Hydra that (# the wretched fugi-
' tives from Cyprus, who have just arrived here; give
the most deplorable picture of the horrors which are
committed there. They think that Cyprus will ex•
perience the fate of the Island of Scio."

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER it.
Austrian and .Spinish securities are still on the
rise, the demand continues on our Exchange. Jewish
houses have made immense fortunes. In general it
has been observed, that the Israelitish houses have
constantly speculated for a rise, while many Chris-
tian houses labour in the contrary direction. How-
ever, it is thought natural here that the Spanish Go-
vernment has latterly preferred, for the negociation
of the last Loan, Bankers at Paris, whose constitu
tional opinions are known, tole house otherwise very
respectable, which does not offer similar guarantees•;
the Cortes would, perhaps, have also seen with some
uneasiness, a part of the public fortune, or at least a
great influence :on national credit, granted to the
Banking-house of the Holy Alliance.

This forenoon we received a German Mail, with',
Papers to the 15th inst. An article from Bucharest,
dated the 21st of September, says, that Lord STRANG-
FORD, who had passed through that city on his way
to Vienna, was much surprised to find Turkish troops
still in Wallachia, and that he remonstrated with
KIAJA Batt on the subject. It is added, however,
that preparations were making for evacuating the
Principalities. The following are the only articles
worth extracting: