Star.
London, England, 1825-08-02 00:00:00

SONDRIO, JULY IS.

The magnificent road, which our august Sovereign,
i;h 11,c)al munificence, has caused to I.re made over
the highest summits of Selvio; to open a direct com.l
munication with Germany, which is now nearly corn-
p:eled, induced his Highness Prince Metternich to
cause that new road on his return from Milan to Ger-
To;lny. This circumstance procured the town of Son-
cl:io tie pleasure of seeing kis Highness, on the sth of
-July. On the following day he went to 13,:rmio, where
he enter ed the road over the Selvio, add examined the
ai:onibhing works by which art has triumphed over
the obstacles raised by nature, and formed over t'Lose
iilaccessible heights, a road which will soon be
prazticable for the use of commerce and travellers.

, The Allgemeine Zeitung, of the 26th ult. copying the
ac,:sunts given in the Bastrian Observer of the 20th, of the affairs
of Greece, after the Greek Journals, rectifies a seeming mistake,
noticed by the Austrian Observer. This Journal, in a note, says,
!: We have received this Creek Chronicle, Na. 44, of 15th (not
16th) June, but do not find in it the slightest allusion to the
prsrt. ant victory of General GoURA, at Salons, which a letter in the
Allgemeina Zeitung stated that it confirmed." To this the ifilge.neine
44tung replies :—" The news respecting Salona appeared, as we
understand, in an Eztraordinary Number, which was not published
till 16th June, but, as a Supplement to the Greek Chronicle of 15th
lune, bore the same date."

The French Pipers of Saturday and Sunday contain
some intelligence from Greece, which represents COLOCOTKONI as
having defeated IBRAHIM PAINIA, while a latter is said to have been
received from Trieste, which represents the Egyptian Commander
a: having taken Tripolizza,. and being within half an hour's march
of Napoli di Romania. Of course both accounts mug bs received
with hesitation.
• An article from Odessa, in the French Papers, states that the
result of the conferences held at St. Petersburgh in the winter,
t etween the Ministers of the Allied Courts of Russia, Austria,
l•iance, and Prussia, has been communicated to the Porte by
:Am's of a note, presented by the Ambassadors of those Powers at
Constantinople; and that according to the accounts from that capi_
tal of the :.oth of June, the Porte bad net given any written answer
to this communication ; but the Reis Math had declared verbally
to each Ambassador, that the Porte must decline all intervention in
the atiairs of the Ureeks, as derogatory to its honour.

Tar fa:lowirg is 4n. e:traet
CAOr.:;, JULY it.
• (spararn ceitseseounsisce.)
4 The Amazon and Amphitrite French frigates retnair. at anchor
bail a league out of the port. The other vessels of the French division
which ;ailed with these two frigates, have not returned.
" A numerous feet of coasting vouch will 'alto-day for Galicia
and Biscay : it will be escorted by three brigs ; but though the last
convoy that sailed bad a very good escort, the Colombian privateers
took seven vessels. . •
" General Aymerich arrived on the 9rh at•ort St. Mary, where
be remains. It is said he will not enter Cadiz, because he would
not, in fact, exercise any authority tberc.3.4r-7---. _