Star.
London, England, 1823-05-14 00:00:00

TRIESTE, APRIL 27.

Our advices from Epirus confirm the disgrace of
Omer Vrioue and several other Turkish Military
Chiefs :who have hitherto commanded in that pro-
vince. They are very discontented at their removal,
after allthe zeal and activity which they have displayed-
It is by no means improbable that they may unite
themselves with the Albaitian Turks, and set up in
opposition to the Porte. In fact, anarchy is at itsl
height throughout Albania and Epirus. The Porte
can no longer reckon on any of its agents. It has
confided the supreme command of Epirus to the
Pacha of Scodra ; but we are assured that he has de-
clined the dangerous honour.

Private letters from Paris, dated Monday evening,
state, that the Funds left off that day at 87f. SOc. and
Spanish Bonds at ssi, but that they fell much lower
after the closing of the Market.

Private letters from Seville of the 26th express
much doubt whether the Ministry last named by the
KING will enter on their functions, inasmuch as Cat:.
LATRAVA and ZOIRRAQUIN, the leading members of
the new Cabinet, were—the former at Madtid, and
the latter with MINA'S army. Some propositions on
the part of France were expected at Seville ; but if
an accommodation should not take place, it was un-
derstood to be theintention of the leading members
of the Cortes to remove the ICING to Cadit, being
desirous above an things to gain time, and to pro-
tract the contest as long as possible.

We beg to direct the attention of our Readers to a
Letter from a Correspondent,. in another part of our
Paper, on the necessity of forming a regular Eccles'
siastical Establithment in the West Indies, for the
benefit not only of the white colonists, but mare par-
ticularly of the slave part of the population. It seems
to us deserving of every attention.

•
Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, his MAJESTY
held a Court, at his Palace in Pall-mall, which was
attended by
The Lord Chancellor, the Lord Presideni of the Council, the
First Lord of the Treasury, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretary
of State for the Home Department, the Master-6mMl of the'
Ordnance, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the President• of
the Board of Controul, the Master of the Mint, Viscount Sid-
month, Lord Bexley, the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Stewed,
the Groom of the Stole, the Vice Chamberlain, Earl Cathcart,
Gold Stick in Waiting, the Treasurer of the Huttsehold, the,
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Recorder
of London, Earl de la Warre and Colonel Watley were the 160fd‘
and Groom in Waiting. i •
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at winch the-
Clerk of the Council attended; after which the Re-
corder of LONDON was admitted, and made his Re-
port of the convicts capitally convicted at the last,
Sessions at Justice Hall; in the Old Bailey:

His MAJESTY gave audiences to Earl iIARROWEIE
and Mr. Secretary Pau,.
The Court broke up at half-past four.

Yesterday being his Most FAITHFUL MAJlarleS
Birth-day; according to the custom observr,d at the
Portuguese Legation, a solemn High Mass and Te
Deem were performed at the Royal Portuguese Cha-
pel, in South-street, South Audley-street, at which
were present M. de MORAVA SAILDIENT•O and Suite,
dressed in their Court uniforms. The musk of the
Mass was a selection from MozART, and the T Dann
was the composition of the famous Portuguese Musi-
cian, MARCOS ANTONIO PORTUGAL, both which were
very ably performed, to the great delightofn large
and respectable congregation. - •
KING'S THEATRE.—The Opera of Ott& was per-
formed last night, Madame CAtIPOREak having re.
covered from her recent indisposition; and the Piece
went off well till towards the last scene, the effect of
which was destroyed by some accident which hap-
pened over the great ch at idelier,f ro In whence a copious
shower of dirty water fell upon the well-drelsed (semi-
pants of the centre of the pit, to their great discomfi-
ture, and to the no slight disturbance of the House.
DRURY-LANI.--The Operatic Drama of the Tra-
vellers; or, Alusids Fascination, was revived at this
Theatre last night, with the aid of new:and beautiful
scenery, and the transcendant abilitka of BRAHAN
and Miss STEPH LENS. The formetwao encored in the
two popular songs of " Beware of Love," and " The
Trumpet sounds a Vidory," which be gave with one
common energy and effeCtl and Miss Srarnana was
no less successful in all the songs allotted to her part.
It was received throughout with considerable ap-
plause by a crowded audience.
Extract of a private letter, dated Rochefort, Mare:
—o The frigate la Flom sailed qn the 4th instant from
the roads of the Isle of. Ai:, having under its. care
eleven merchantmen, bound to the Antilles s thorwill
there find other vessels of the Royal/level/J*4mill;
bring them back to France. The gaiseoe„bi Pan-
there sailed at the same time as the corteoy, ! lc con•
veys to the Isle of Garet, M.Hugon, Captekkeht fri-
gate, who is anted to thagovernment ofthat island:
At the end bast month. the_bvig of war la Vigi-
lante, having been seothont la Rochelle, to convey to
Bayonne 16 merchantmen, met IQ: on the wag!
other vessels, bound to the same ports she added
to her convoys and after conducting them to lagy-
none, took charge of six vessels.that sailed froth: that
port. She arrived in the roads of Ma yesterday.—
The Vigilante did net soe a single privateer. She suet
with a great number of ear merchantmen going,
Bayonne and coming from that ports their all pro-
ceeded on the voyage with the greatest secnrity."—
Afoxitenr.
A letter from Lisbon; ..4ateti.tho lsibeatant, Stattle
that General Itioo livad lbeen recafecle.:..in coon-
quenee of his conduct in the affair of -AataaAnta,
and that he was to be succeeded' by General Noon.