Star.
London, England, 1825-12-20 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

We have just received, by. an extraordinary channel,
news from Lisbon of the 4th of December, and we can
confidently affirm, that the state of the Kink of Portu.
gal's health ii not at all alarming. His Majesty had
nearly recovered from the disorder in his leg, and was
'expected at Lisbon, from Mafra, on the 6th inst. The
Lealdatle man of war sailed on the 2Sd for Rio de
Janeiro, having on board Senhor Mathias de Pereira,
Charge d'Affaires of I'ortug4l at the Court of Brasil.
He carries the ratification of the Treaty conclude.' on
the 29;h of August, between his Most Faithful Majesty
and the Emperor of Brazil.
FROM THE CONSTITOTIONERL.
FRANKFORT. DIICE3IIM 13.
EXTRACT OF A PRIVATI LETTER.

Accot ding to letters from St. Prersburgh, the open.
ing of the conferences relative to the affairs of Greece,
notwithstanding the arrival of Lord Strangford, has
been deferred till the return of the Emperor, who was
expected the first fortnight in December. Nevertheless,
preparatory and confidential conversations frequently
take place between Count liesselrode and the new Bri-
tish though the latter has not yet been
presented at Court, and has not paid the usua visits to
the other Members of the Diplomatic Body, except to
the Ministers of France and Austria, with whom he has
had several private interviews. The inclination of the
Emperor Alex 4nder to maintain the peace of the would
being sufficiently known, it is thought that in case of a
difference of opinion, this Monarch will rather yield to
the views of England than oppose them, at the
risk of seeing that peace disturbed. The Russian nation
continues to testify the greatest interest in the fate of
its unfortunate fellow Christians. A war undertaken with
contrary views would be disapproved by public opinion.

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.
ST. PETER3BURGIA, Newman& 30.
Eugenius, Archbishop of Pskow, has been translated,
at his own request, to the Archbishoprick of Tobolsk,
and is succeeded at Pskow by Methodiout, Archbishop
of Astrachan.
Though Russian produce is very low in price, oa
account of its abundance, the exportation from Riga,
especially of flax and linseed. has this year exceeded in
value that of last year by above four millions of rubles,
and the importation chiefly in sugars :hews an increase
of 1,300,000 rubles ; above one thousand ships have
entered the port, and above one hundred were still
there on the 15th.

STOCKHOLM, Daman& it.
The report that a new Tariff may be expected at the
beginning of next year, begins to be more generally
credited. It is said that the merchants of this city and
Gottenburg have petitioned his Majesty to make some
cbanges.--The English frigate the Berwick, Captain
Armstrong, which stranded near Colmar, and was car-
ried into dock there, has been destroyed by fire, which
broke out in the cabin.
The exchange of couriers between this city and St.
Petersburg!' is very frequent.

HAGUE, Mermen 14.
The Second Chamber of the States General, in the
'Sitting of to-day, continued the debates on the Budget.
'I
-he galleries were full of spectators. The Prince of
Orange, and most of the Ministers were present.
Dec. 15.—The debates on the budget were con•
cluded ; the four projects of law were all adopted, as
follows, viz.
" The first, for transferring certain items from tbeaimual to the
decennial budget, by 37 tart to 43.
44 The secood,fiaing the ways and arm% by 63 to U.
." The fourth, Axing the sum to bsingiogei iu 15'16 in redeeming
the national debt, unanimoobly.
" Hague Court, Dec.l6."

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