Star.
London, England, 1824-09-18 00:00:00

VIENNA. SEPTEMBiIt t.

Their Majesties, the Emperor and Empress, are ex-
pected to return here from their family estates on the
16th of this mbntb, but they will 'then go to the Palace of
Schoenbrunn, there to receive.the august 'visitors whom
they expect. They will afterwards set out on their
journey to Italy, in which they will be accompanied by
the greater part of the Imperial Household. His Ira-
pelial Highness the Archduke Franeis Charles, is going
to Make a tour to Rome and Naples, and will after-
Wards join their Majesties in Upper Italy.

ODESSA, AUGUST 28.
The Dlinisterial crisis at Constantinople appears to
hive been much more serious than was at first supposed.
Ghalib Pacha and Saida Effendi, who have for adver-
saries the party of the Janissaries, at the head of which
is Hussein Aga Pacha, who is at the same time Cism-
rnandant of the Bosphorus, are the more likely to'find
themselin embariassed, because the Janissaries are se-
conded by the Director of the Mint, lately returned
from exile, and by the Selictar Aga, who is in favour.
The latter tireurhstance gives reason to imagine that
the Sultan his shewn some dissatisfaction with Ghalib
Pala. 'Other persons pretend that a foreign intrigue
is at work to counteract the influence of France, which
mighi become preponderant by Count Geilleminot's
fiiendly relations with Ghalib Pacha. The protracted
stay of Lord Strangford is supposed to be connected
With this affair.-
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Nothing m.*ii oemlda said of the evacuation via
and Wallachia. Count Lowenhjeli, the Swedish Am.
hassadox, has received the usual Visits hom the Drago-
mans of the Porta,
The state of the capital was alarming, in consequence
of the events at Ipsara. In several quarters of the city
(leeks had been murdered. The Sultan hid ordered
4,000 men of the troops stAtioried along the Asiatic ,
Coast to be sent to the boy.-of Smy aria, probably to quell
the insurrection among the Asiatics at Scala Nuova.
though it is asserted they ate ta'reinforce the Capitan
Pacha. Since the aifival of the Egyptian expedition
off Rhodes, some persons believe that the Viceroy wilt
carry into excitation, for hi, own advantage, the sup-.
posed plait of the Divan, to reti.ove Christians to Egypt.
and Egyptians to the Morea, and -thus found an. Afii-
cartOony in Europe.

AM. SACRED' 1: CANN 4V*G.
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FROM Ti* FREEMAN'S JOURNAL 07 TRIURSDAY.
Mr. Secretary Castilian, acennipanied by his Priest*
Lord newts, 111 %WS; landed at Hnwth about twlio=
yesterday, and proceeded immediately to the Vlie-Regal Lodge, in,
the Park, to mat his respects to his Excellency the Loan Learn-
IlAtit. The Right Om Gentleman Cal= over in the PM Mike
Steam-packet.
klr. Secretary CAMPING cannot appear among us without
acquiring political information. Some of the peculiarities be-
longing to the condition of Ireland will be forced on his-attention.
An exhibition was prepared in College Green yesterday, which
must have attracted his notice as he passed through the city. The
Orange Convention, which has been sitting for the last three days
lat Wyley's Tavern, made a grand display yesterday. The different
I Mars and Members of the Institution, in full costume, and With
all the paraphernalia of their Order, appeared from time to time
during the day, tourtinf public attention, in the numerous windows
of the great hotel, ironing the Bank.
It cannot fail to strike Mr. Secretary CANXINC. as at least an ex-
traordinary drennistance, that an assoliation which has brought so
much misery on the land, and which has been repeatedly declared
by the highest judicial authorities in the country to be illegal, should
thus be found celebrating its mysteries in the heart of the met
under the eye of Government, and in defiance of a recent and
Ipo-
sitive law. this probably was intended to skew the Minister how
bold and Confident the party feel theniseites.
Immediately on Mr. Secretary Casa m's arrival being known,
the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Lord Mayor Elect, called to
pay his respects. They were instantly honoured with au interview,
notwithstanding the fatigue the Right Honourable Gentleman bad
undergone. The Lord Mayor congratulated Mr. Secretary Cassino
lin the name of the cifsees of Dublin, on his arrival in his native
country, and hoped his stay would not be so limited as they were
led to suppose by report, and that the Magistrates and citizens
would have an opportunity of paying him their respectful attentions.
Mr. Secretary C.fienuse assured his Lordship, that it would be most
gratifying to him to have an opportunity of meeting the citizens of
Dublin, but that his vide being private, and one of relaxation from
'official duty, be should beg leave to dedine any expression of public
(!cling on the present aviation. The Lord Mayor Elect solicited
the honour of Mr. Secretary rheum's presence, and that of the
distinguished friends who accompanied him to this country, at his
inauguration dinner, on the 30th instant, width the Right Homier-
able Gentleman declined, his stay in Dublin being extremely limited.
The Lord Mayor tendered his services in attending Mr. Secretary
Ursine' through the city, and the several public buildings.

TfIE THEATRES.
EmausIiZTMitA,HOUSR.
Lest night, the little musical piece, entitled Araby and &tie,
was perfotmed. in which Mr. Puitais aid Miss HAIIeVIT, the
young Lady who had met with so favoutable a reception at the
commencement of the seam% performed the parts of Deo Wain de
Roves and Fioreniffs. Mr. Plinths introduced many popular airs
with good effect, and Miss Hiairmr sustained her fanner preten..
alone to public applause. Her voice is of a fine quality, and affords
considerable promise. Miss Pixou Was the hiders.
HAYMARKET.
The only feature II the performances of last night, which calls
for any notice, was Miss Houtaa's first appearance as Leonora, in
the Farce of The Ped/ock. As this young Lady had already made
some impression in the more important undertaking of litlly, in The
Reggaes Opens, It is the less necessary to dwell 'upon this com Para-1
tively trifling effort. Miss Holautses voice is sweet, and her general
execution correet.--Both Houses were well attended.