Star.
London, England, 1825-07-09 00:00:00

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The Etat gi s es a further account of the riot at Pavia,'
and states, that the number of students were up-
wards of two thousand. On the 25th, about eight ,
hundred of them accompanied their companion to his
funeral ; after which a serious affray took place : four
were killed and 48 wouneed. The garrison had only
six wounded. Fifty-eight students have been arrested,and
tranquillity has been re-established. TheJautnaldes De-
bats entertains its-readers with a long descriptim of the
festival celebrated by the French Ambassador at Rome,
in honour of the coronation of his master. S 3 ingenious
was his Excellency in absurdity, that he caused an
Egyptian obelisk to be erected on the occasion, and ce-
lebrated the virtues of his master in an ancient hiero-
glyphic—a language which had been lost for two
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thousand years.
The. Quctidienne, which is more hostile to the Greeks
than the Austrian Observer, contains a private letter
from Cosfu, which asserts that Navarino had captu.
lated ; and that the gsrrison, to the number of 1,500,
with all the inhabitants, had been carried in English
and Austrian vessels to •Calartot a. Acc,:rding to thif
Correspondent, the losses of the Egyptian fleet In the
action of the 12th of May bad been greatly exag-
gerated by Colon:1 Rorrteas, and the affairs of the
Motea were in such a desperate condition, tl.at
many families emigrated to the lonian Islands.-1
This le:ter is dated the 4th of June, and probably
refers to the possession which Egyptia•ss had gained
of the ruins :of the old town of Navarino ; for all the
other Papers have letters from Cosfu, dated the 15th
of June, eleven days later, which say not a word about
the pretended capitulation of Navarino, but confirm
the previous statements that the greater part of Modon
had been blown up in the confl 46°3 of the 12th May.
JULY 6.—Rentes fur Money,losf. 25c. Three per Cents. 76f. sc.
For the end of the month: Rentes, 105 f. 50c. Three per Cents.
76f. 35c.

An unfortunate affray occurred at Pavia, last month,
between a party of the military and some students, in
which three of the latter were kale.' and several wounded.
We subjoin an account of the fatal event from the Nott-
velliste Vaudois, of the Ist inst. received this morning.
The Constitutionnel, Paris Paper, in its notice of the
riot, states that the military were Tyrolese soldiers, and
that it was the Prefect RAGAZZI who ordered them to
file. One of the students killed was of the name of
GUERRA. The following is the account to which we
have alluded :

PAVIA, JUNE 25.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

A very fatal event has taken place in this city. The
day before yesterday we sew eight 'Students brought
into the city, conducted by soldiers and gendarmes,
who had their sabres drawn, and dragged these young
men along as if they were malefactors. This sight
drew together a great crowd of citizens and students..,
The eight persons were led to the Police Office, before
which a multitude of students assembled,-to learn the
cause of this arrest. The tumult and disputed. which
ensued, served only to increase tlle number of the
curious. They leaf ned, at length, that the eight young,
men had been arrested for having bathed and swam.in
a prohibited place. The trifling nature of the offeriee,
and the severity of the Police, excited general indigna-
tion. Cries of Let them go 1 let them go 1 down with
the wretches !" were beard on every side. The Corps de
Garde of the Police, the gendarmes, and the Police.
Officers, placed themselves at the entrance of the
Office : their presence and threats only increased the
tumult ; and the entreaties of the Professors and
Officers of the University were unable to • ap-
pease the indignation of the young► men.—The
day was drawing to a close ; the multitude is the
square was increasing, when the soldiers loaded their
muskets in the sight of the crowd. Some rersons fled,
but the incensed Students, instead of being intimidated,
advanced against the guard. The latter opened i!self
a way with its sabres and bayonets. The Students at-
tacked it with large stones, and with the benches from
the neighbouring coffee-houses, which fell upon the
guard like hail. One of the officers of the police or-
dered the soldiers to fire. Two muskets were discharged.
The people thinking they had been charged with powder
only, other shots were fired,and a Student was seen to fall
dead. Immediately the soldiers retreated into the office,
and shut the door, leaving it, however, a little ajar to fire
their pieces at the students, who, though without arms,
did not retreat. At the end the soldiers fired from the
windows of the police office; a gnat number of persons
were wounded, and several lolled; among the latter,
were three students. No Swiss Student was either
killed or wounded.

The Duke of YORK transacted military business with
the KAKI yesterday.
Thursday the Earl and Countess of JERSEY enter-
tained the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, Prince Leprous, and
a select party to dinner, at their residence in Berkeley-square.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Giouck.svett vi-
sited the Duke and Duchess of CAsseeme.

The Earl of WESTMORELAND gave a grand Dinner
yesterday, at his residence in Grosvenor-square.
Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock, the Duke
and Duchess of CiaIiIRIDGE, the Duke of GLoucssTrit, and Prince
Lsorous went on board a King's barge, at Whitehall stairs, and
proceeded down the River, and inspected the Tunnel making under
the Thames. The Royal party returned to Whitehall-stairs about
half-past five o'clock.
The Right Hon. JOHN I3ECKETT. Judge Advocate-
Geller:11,11ml an audience of his AIAJESis on Thursday, and received
his MAJESTY'S commands un several cases Of Courts- blartial.

Yesterday morning.about twelve o'clock, the Cabinet
Ministers assembled at the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign
AllairsLin Downing-street ; rotor; them were the Earls of I waft
root., HANEOwar. WEsTmonLANu, and DalttuasT; Mr. S cretary
PEEL, ME. SeCErtary CANNING, the Clia.l,cmcon of the FICIIEQUIR,
Viscount MELVILLE, Mr. W riot, Lord Ditimair, &c. The. Cabinet
sat in deliberation till past two o'clock.
A Special Board of the 1..-rds of the Tleaswy was
held yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, at theTreasuryCh .mbers,
at which the Earl of Livrairoot., the CHANCRLLOR of the Factitt
Quart, Lord GRANVILLE SO:4EIISM and the whult of the Lords of
the TERaLtay were prtrent. Their Lordships separated soon octet
Aye o'cloCk.