Star.
London, England, 1825-08-15 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 11.

On the 6th, the Greeks had received news, which was in fact con 3
firmed by consular reports from Syra, of 25(1 and 25th June. Ac-,
cording to these, Colocotroni had laid was!, his own possessioni on
his retreat, and retired towards Calavrita, The:* he attacked then
Hoptians, who sustained considerable loss. Greek accounts add,
that since that action, Colocotroni's corps received reinforcements
from all quarters, and even cherish a hope that this bold enterprise
of Ibrabi.n's will end in his total destruction. Odysseus is said to
be dead, and the celebrated liohelna, according to a general report,
to have been cut to pieces by the Spezziots.
VIENNA, AUGUST 3.

Three days ago, in consequence of the depositions of the Captain
of a ship at Trieste, a report was generally spread of the as-
serted capture of Ibrahim Pacha, in the Morea. But ac-
counts front Constantinople, up to the 21st of July, have
been received here by express, which do not say a word of
this event. Ibrahim Pacha, according to these accounts, bad
made an attempt on the Mills, near Napoli di Romania, which
seems to have failed, in which he retreated to Tripolizza, the.
centre of his operations.

The Greeks will probably endeavour to represent this as a flight,
By the same opportunity we received the news that Odysseus is
dead. lie is stated to have fallen from a tower (perhaps be was
thrown from it by order of Goura), and his brother-in-law, Tre-
lawney, the Irishman, is said to have been found shot at the
same time.

All the accounts from Spain in the Trench Papers,
describe that unfortunate country as becoming every
day more pitiable. being harassed by civil dissensions,
and all the complicated evils of misgovernment. An
article from Madrid, in the Journal des Debais, dated
the lit instant, states that, in cons-quence of the dis-
turbances in the Provinces, the
..appointment of a
Junta of Public Safety had been agreed to, and the
re establishment of the Inquisition Was under discus-
sion. Indeed; that detestable tribunal had b!en par-
tially renewed, the Bishops of TA RRARONA and Oat-
HUELA having, of their own accord, se the example,
and re established it in their dioceses. T sere have been
civil conflicts at Malaga, when the M li-ia and Royalist
Volunteers took opposite sides, and many were killed
and wounded.

A mnst iniquitous report was circulated in the City
this morning, that the Thames Tunnel had fallen in, and that 70
persons were killed. We are happy to state, that there is no truth
whatever in the report • indeed, it was extremely improbable, for
the shaft was not finished until last week, and the cutting the Tun-
nel could but barely have been commenced. Another version of
the report was, that the steam-engine had burst. The fact is, that
owing to some defect in the machinery, it was deemed necessary to
let off the steam this morning, at two o'clock, when the evaporation
of which was so rapid, that it caused a report like that of the dis.
charge of artillery. It was so loud, that the whole neighbourhood
was thrown into the greatest consternation, until the cause was
ascertained. No person, however, received the slightest injury.
TILE MARQUIS OF HASTINGS.—The Marquis of
HASTINGS, with the Marchioness, Earl Or RAWDFN, and the Ladies
ILismos, arrived at Loudon Castle on the 6th inst. At Old
Cumnock, near which stands an ancient Castle, called Terenzean,
which gives the title of Baron to the Lords of Lannon, the Noble
party were met by a band of music, and the whole of the in.
habitants of the town and neighbouring county. Here the Ayrshire
Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Colonel FtllklElt, joined, and
escorted the Noble Marquis. Six miles farther on, at Mauchline,
which gives the title of Viscount to the Earls of Lotworr, there
were barriers and a triumphal arch erected, and here the Noble
Marquis was requested by the Mauchline Lodge to become a
Member, with Which he graciously complied, accepting an hono-
rary diploma. Nine miles farther on, at Loudon Castle, the Noble
party were agreeablyiurprised by the appearance of the Kilmarnock
Volunteers, commanded by Major PANTITIR, drawn up hi the park
before the Castle, to receive them with afeu-de joie. It is unnecessary
to add, that the whole country.was delighted with the return of
this popular Nobleman to the lands of his children's ancestors,
where they have.been Chieftains since the expulsion of the Romans.
The Lord Lieutenant and Convenor of Ayrshire have called a
Meeting of the Nobility and Gentry, to suggest the best mode of
chewing this Nobleman respect, by giving a Public Dinner, on
ibis return to the country.

TIM Anil:
A Detaohment belonging to the 77th,1 pt Infantry ens-
barked, of the 11 th inst. on board a vessel is the iver, for Glasgow.'
A Detachment belonging to the 17th Regiment of Foot em-
barked , on the 11 th inst. on board a vessel in the River, for Edin-
burgh Castle.
The ist, 2d, and 3d divisions of the 72d Regiment of Infantry,
have arrived at Portpatrick, from Edinburgh Castle, on route to
Ireland.
The ist and 2d divisions of the 17th Regiment of Foot have
arrived at Edinburgh Castle, from Glasgow.
at detachment of the 68th Foot, under the command of a fhb.
alter% has bieo ordered to march from Chichester, the station of
the Depot, to Portsmouth, to embark for Canada, to join the Ro.'
giment.
The Ist Devonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Lord
Roux, will assemble at Honiton the 22d inst. for eight days dory.
The North Hams Militia will assemble at Winchester the last
week in September, for the purpose of 28 days' training.
A detachment of the 19th Regiment arrived on Tuesday in Cork,
and immediately proceeded to occupy the quarters of the 79th Re-
giment at Spike Island, and the forts in Cork harbour.
Captain O'Haaa, 88th Regiment, is appointed Aide-de-Camp to
Major-General TAYLOR, at Athlone; and Ensign Titonavola, half-
pay of the 78th, Aide-tie-Camp to Major-General 'faoamon, at
Armagh, where Lieutenant-Colonel Tanana is appointed Assistant-
Quartermaster- General.
A large draft of Recruits, raised In Scotland,.joined the 61st on
Friday, in Limerick.
[For Military Promotive, me thtt first Page.)

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Argo, for the Infanta Amalia and San Fernando, on the
6th of September, at No. 10, John-street, Adelphi; and recalled
there Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Farascurrst, Atm 13.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yesterday, the
Enterprise Steam-vessel, for Calcutta, and remains. Sailed the
Magnet Packet, for Lisbon; and Francis Freeling, ditto, for the
Brazils.

Pusastontsy Ana. 14..--Wind W. N. W.—lt blew very
hard yesterday from S.S.W. wfth heavy squalls, during which the
Ann, Anosesox, of Sunderland, coal laden, struck on the Wool-
seners, and is totally lost : crew saved. Put in for shelter, the
Britannia, SLMSAN, for the Mediterranean ; the Asp, lianas,
and several coasters.

PLYmourn, Aga. S.S.W.-Arrived the Cato trans-
port, from Portsmouth.
DIAL, Aua.l4.—Wind W.—Arrived, and sailed for the River,
the Waterloo, LIMIXIS; Nelson, of blontega Bay; and the Sue
folk, Ammon, from Jamaica; and Albion, Hata., from Cadiz.
Arrived from the River and remain, the Jane, Rinnt.v., for Ma-
deira ; and Hannah Amy, —, for the South Seas. Put back,
the Ruby, for Alvarado, and remains, with the Sir J. Osborne,
Sicilian, Jesse, and Gower.
Itomsaars, Aua. 14.—The brig John, of Liverpool, Dawson,
from Jamaica, got on shore on the Goodwin Sand yesterday morn-
ing, abOut one a.m. The wind increasing with the flood, she Made
much water; and the pumps being rendered useless, she sunk. The
crew landed here safe: she lays dismaszed. No part of her cargo
has been saved. _

Livearoox, Auo. 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the William, Fut,
roan, from Maranham ; Alliance, GRIFFITHS, from Richebt ro;
Amity, VACCHAN, from Macaio ; Crown, ROSERTSON, from New
Orleans ; Georgia, VANALAIS, from Savannah ; America, MOUCIAN ;
Flora, MANSFIELD; and Java, —, from New York; Lady Dun-
more, Cheat:, from Demerara; Robert, EVAN, from St. John's
(N.ll ) ; Campobello, Wcianwonrii, from St. Andrew's (N. 8.);
Canadian, Uouty, from Quebec, in 19 days ; Salamanca, Him,
from Almeira ; and Crown, WlLsos, from Trieste.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 13.
Sates ENTSAID INWARDS—The Funchal, from :Madeira ; George,
from St. Petersburgh ; Paragon, from Pillau ; Brunswick, from
Dantsic ; Perfection, from Grenada ; Mansfield, from Quebec ;
Young Dixon, from St. Petersburgh ; Dispatch, from Mogadore ;
Andromache, from Quebec ; New John, from ditto ; Sarry, from
ditto ; Hercules, front St. Petersburgh ; Prince Frederick, froat
Rot terdant.._ • •
ENTERED OIDEWARDS-..TheJSITIAieijOr Jamaica ; William Mabb,
for Elsineur ; Providence, for ditto ; Hope, for Seville ; Times, for
Dublin; Ellen, for Cork ; Fame, fur Waterford ; Triton, for
Belfast.

FOREIGN OFFICE, AUGUST 1.--. The KING has been
pleased to nominate and appoint Jona TASKER. WILLIAMS, EN. to
be his Majesty's Commissary Judge, in the loom of EDWARD
Gascony, Esq. deceased, to the several Mixed Commissions esta•
Wished at Sierra Leone.—The KING has also been pleased to no.
urinate and appoint WILLIAM SAAR! MaclanaY, Egq. to be his
Majesty's Commissioner of Arbitratitm, in the room of ROJLRT
FRANCIS JASSZSON, Esq. to the 311 u d British and Spanish Court of
Commission established at the Havanna!).

ritTEttA LI, AUG.I. `.—The KING has been pleased
to present the Rev. GEORGE SAM PERINLE, A. M. to the District
Rectory of Christchurea, its the parish of St. Mary-la-Bonne, in
the county of Middlesex, and Diocese of London, the same being
now void by the cession of Dr. GEORGE CHANDLER.
The Duke of Yon K left town on Friday afternoon, for
the Lodge in Windsor Park, where his Royal Highness dined, and
spent the day with his Maiaesry and different Members of the Royal
Family. His Royal Highness arrived in town at an early hour on
Saturday morning. In the evening his Royal Highness left Audley
House in his travelling carriage and four, on a shooting excursion
lin the North for a week.

The Duchess of Kern, the Duchess D3wager of
Cosmic, and Princess FESDOKII, left Claremont, where the Illus-
trious Party have been staying on a visit to Prince Leorot.n, on
Thursday morning, for the apartments of the Duchess of Kerry. at
the King's Palace, Kensington.
Saturday muffling the Duke and Duchess of CAM-
BRIDGE, accompanied by Prince Gaoling and Princess Actium. of
Cambridge, and their numerous suite, left town, on their return
to Hanover.
Saturday evening the Duchess of COBURG, accom-
panied by her daughter the Duchess of Kent and Prince LEOPOLD,
honoured the Italian Opera with their presence.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL has gone to France.
The Right Honourable GEORGE CANNING and Mr.
Elms, M.P. arrived at Wortley HaU, the seat of Mr. &mar
WOltillY, M.P. on Friday se'nnigbt, and on Monday, the two
former Gentlemen visited the beautiful scenery and residence of
his Grace the Duke of Dwroitsutas, at Bolton Abbey.
The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER left his resi-
dence in Downing-street, on Thursday night, for Beckenham.

Sir BENJAMIN HOBHOG3E kit town OR Saturday for
•Ringsgate, on a visit to Mr. Secretary Pm.
MARRIAGE IN HIOU Live.—Saturday evening was
married, by special license, by the Rev. Y. DODD, at the house of
the Duke of Cumin:cm, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, Mr.
Pante SWIM, of the First Life Guards, son of Sir Jones SZEINgT,
of Pensburst, to Miss FITZCIARINCE. Die following illustrious
personages were present at the ceremony:—Their Royal High-
nesses the Mites of YOWL and Sussex, the Marchioness of WICST-
1/ZATIf Sir J. SIDNEY. Colonel and Lady AUGUiTit FtrzcLaaasca,
Mr. and the Honourable Mrs. Hors, Captain Fitictristascs, Miss
D'Esrs, Miss Buaaows, and Mr. A. Frtscirassca. The Duke
of Yost gave away the bride. The marriage took place about
seven o'clock, soon after which the happy pair left town in a car.
riage and four, for the seat of. the Dowager Countess of Ovum-
roan, at Putney, to spend the hooey-moon. The Royal and dis-
tinguished party separated shortly afterwards.
Mr. graham attempted an ascent at Chelmsford on
Thursday, but failed for want ot- gas. On the fol.
lowing evening his preparations had a better result;
still, however, there was a deficiency of gas. When Mr.
'Graham got into the car, it refused to rise. The crowd
then called out for Captain Gape, who had previously
arranged to ascend, and he leaped into the car, which
rose sideways, brushing the trees in its progress, and
he could with difficulty keep his seat ; proceeding over
the House of Correction, the car caught one of the
chimnies, stispending Captain Gape over a chevaux•cle-
frise, upon which- he was momentarily in danger of
being pricipiiated, but providentially he extricated
himself, and remained at the tap of the building. As
won as the car.was so lightened, tbe balloon rose to. a
considerable height, and remained for about an hour,
when it suddenly fell a short distance from Rodney, at
Little Baddow, and has been restored to Mr. Grahanb