Star.
London, England, 1825-10-22 00:00:00

to pity more the blind infatiation" of the Monarch or the liitiner
if the latter thinks bla project can be carried into effect.l
The French Papers contain some intelligence florn
Greece. It is said that Immix PACHA bad marched on hleina,
ravaging the whole country, and that he had taken, the cities
or
Nlisitra and 3laratouisi.
Colonel FAiritse bad Marched upon T ripoliixa with seo men
belonging to the regulars, expecting to meet 2,000 men unties the
orders of Lamm., with whom he, propoked attacking five or six
hundred Arabi, left by Ilaantio Poems in that place. Instead,
however, of 2,000 men, he found no more than from 60 to 80, so
that he was unable to etecute his project.
The Greeks are fortifying themselves in Hydra,and the Spessiotres
are said to cause all their women and children to quit the island.
The siege of Missolonghi continues, the besieged conducting
themselves with great cob rage. The Greeks make successful sonies,
Some hundreds of Candiotes are assembling, in order to return
to their island and support the insurrection.
That busy-body, General Ruessa, is said to be on bad terms with
klaveocoanalo. Why does not the Greek Government stns
such impertinent meddlers out of the country?
Tke Greek Admiral Camsen, after the expedition afaingt tLe
port of Alexandria, rejoined his companions, and retired ou tElio,,,
where the greater part of the Ipsariots have sought refuge. lie h,„
contradicted the report sanctioned by the Hydra (wa' :elk, that s
French brig of war had fired on his boat.
Letters received by the Greek Committee in Boston, from some
Americans in the Greek service, state, that the Greeks have sou 000
stand of arms, and that the Turks have lost 200,000 men in the
several campaigns; this is, perhaps, a somewhat etaggesated
statement.

Letters from Marseilles state that a great number of French
Officers are leaving the Greek service, and that two frigate., and
two brigs, are building in the French ports for the Viceroy of ►{;}.Ft•
The French Funds have declined a little. The closing price, of
the Fives and Threes, on Tuesday, were as follow :—Five per
Cents. 991.110 c.; Three per Cents. 7l f. 75c.

Gibraltar Papers to the `'27th ult. have reached (if,
containing intelligence from Tunis of the 4th ult. A person
bad arrived at the latter place overland from Tripoli on the
ok. says, that on the day he came away, he saw the Sardinian flag.
staff cut down from the Consular residence there, the Tripolitan
Government having declared war against Sardinia. SIM AIuTA.
PHs, the brother of the Bey of Toon, was on the frontier hnrdrr•
ing on the Algerine territory, at the head of about ✓O,OOO men, fiw
the double purpose of collecting the taxes or tithes on agricultur.l
produce, and of repressing the power of a rebel chief, who, fur
some time, had been at the head of several Arab tribes, and had
refused to obey the BST's orders, or to pay taxes. There vr.a a
report at Tunis of a severe action having taken place, and ha. sic.
tory was not claimed by the lity's Ministers, it was inferred that
Sins Nlusa,artiA had sustained a check. Ile had, however, sent iu
a number of oxen and cattle taken from the Arab tribes.