Star.
London, England, 1823-05-22 00:00:00

SEMLIN, APRIL Es.

The post from Seres of the 15th, and that from
' Salonichi of the 12th, has arrived in Belgrade, but
did not bring anything remarkable. Both cities en.
joyed a state of tranquillity. An the letters are silent
with respect to a new Turkish army ; from which it
seems, we may infer, that no step has yet been taken
towards opening the campaign against the Morea.
• A Tartar had brought news from Constantinople
to the Ist, according to which nothing new had oc-
curred in that capital. The Deputies oldie Servians
at Constantinople, who had hitherto been very
wretchedly lodged, have now had a better residence
assigned them, and are treated with more atttention.

THE JEAN BART.

EXTRACT 7110 M TUE AGENTS TO LLOYD'S AT HAVRE,

DATED MAY 20.

" The following is an extract.of a letter, dated St.
Thomas's, March 20, received here from Bourdeaux :
—' We have at Guadaloupe the French ship. of war
Jean Bart, having captured a Spanish frigate, of 22
guns, with about six millions of dollars on board.
There were lying there 15 French merchantmen, to
sail shortly for Europe, under the Martinique convoy.'
" By a letter from Martinique, dated March 29,
received by the Esperance, arrived at Dunkirk, we
learn, that the convoy had sailed from that island for
Europe on the 25th of that month. The French mer-
chant vessels Caroline and Aurora, are reported to
have been taken by British cruizers, for being en-
gaged in the slave trade. This report reaches us by
way of Bourdeaux, and the ships captured are said
to belong to Nantes."

A letter from Leghorn, dated May 7, says—•" The
Sappho, HaspcunrAct., arrived here on the Sd inst.
from Alexandria. One mau died of the plagee on
the passage ; and, the Master and two of the crew
being indisposed, they have been put into our third
Laiaretto, and are in a fair way of recovery. Every
precaution has been strictly adopted by our Board
of Health."

Yesterday the KING received visit from the Duke
of YORK.

Prince LROTOLD left town on Tuesday for Clare-
mont. His Royal Highness returned last evening.
His Serene Highness Duke BERNARD of WEMAR,
and his amiable Duchess (sister to our exalted Du•
chess of Crasagrics), are expected this afternoon in
town, on a visit to their Royal Relatives. We under-
stand that the Duke of WEIMAR is about to make a
tour to the Scottish Isles and Highlands with his bro-
ther-in-law, the Duke of SAXE-MILININGYN.

The long talked of marriage between Prince
OSCAR, the eldest son of the KING of Swsuarr, and
the daughter of Prince EUGENE BEAUHARNOIII, will
take place by proxy, at Munich, on Sunday nesr.l
She then sets out for Lubeck, accompanied by the
QUEEN of
_SWEDEN, from Paris, where they will em-
bark for Stockholm. The marriage will be publicly
celebrated there about the middle of text month,
when the meeting of the Diet will also take place
immediately afterwards.

THE ARMY.

The 58th (1141andsbire) Regiment of Infantry, in pursuance
of a previous order, marched yesterday from Chatham to Wsedua;
and this morning passed through London on their route to
Weedon Barracks.

A large detachment of invalids, which arrived In England on
board the Ganges free-trader, from thablaurithis, disembarked
at Gravesend, on the 19th inst. and marched to Gliatbam.
' The let division of the 17th Lancers, which recently arrived
co board the Upton Castle free-trader, from Bombay, disem-
barked on the 19th inst. at Gravesend, ;rid marched to Chatham.
The second division of the 72d Regiment of Foot, which em-
barked on board the'Loyal Briton transport, at Woolwich, on
the 3d, and remained wind-bound in the Downs on the 16th inst.
proceeded on Saturday last for Guernsey, foe the purpose of re-
lieving the second division of the 12th Regiment of Infantry,
which is ordered to Sheerness.
The second division of the 17th Lancers, which is shortly ex-
pected to arrive in England on board the Barkwortb, free-trader,
from Bombay, will disembark at Gravisend, and proceed to
Chatham, to join 'the remainder of the Corps at that station,
preparatory to its inspection by Lord EDWARD SOMIDART, previ-
ous to its proceeding to its future destination.
A detachment of the Royal Staff Corps, consisting of three
Officers and 62 men, have arrived at Deptford, whence they will
embark in a few days for Ceylon.