Star.
London, England, 1822-08-03 00:00:00

SMYRNA, JUNE 30.

Youssouf Barractar, of Smyrna, whom circumstances had taken
to Scio, allowed himself to indulge in revolting excesses, not-
withstanding the wise representations of the Capiten Nein, who,
tired of his odious conduct, determined to march a body against
him to stop him. A combat was the consequence, in which lives
were lost on both sides, and Yuussouf succeeded in effecting his
escape ; but the Grand Admiral sent everywhere orders to have
him arrested.

Captain Hamilton, commanding the English naval force in the
Levant, during his stay here, treated as a liberator and father all
the unfortunate who approached him.—Spectateur aistaul.
FR zscn Foes, Jut.v 111.—Five pet Cent. Consols opened at,
91f. 50c.—Closed at 91f. 55c.

Hamburg!) and Flanders Mails, bringing Papers of
a recent date, have been received. One of them con-
tains a Greek letter, which gives some additional)
particulars respecting the destruction of the Turkish
fleet, and the death of the inhuman monster who
desolated Scio.—The following is an extract :

" The Greek fleet, which seemed daily to become larger, had
frequently offered the Captain Pacha battle, and in vain endea-
voured to break through his line, on the coast of Tchesme, and
attack him in the harbour, or to set fire to his ships. As the
enemy could not be reached in open combat, it was resolved to
unite courage and stratagem. Two hundred youths swore on
the Cross to execute the enterprise resolved upon, or to perish
gloriously in the attempt. On the first day after the festival of
Bairam, a Greek frigate,with five other vessels, appeared before
the Turkish lines. These ships had hoisted the flags of other
nations, and seemed as If they were come to participate in the
pleasures of the Turkish festival. As French or English, the
200 were welcome guests to the enemy, and sailed without hin-
ldrance into the harbour of Tebesme, in order, as it seemed, to
cast anchor in the midst of the Turkish fleet. They had scarcely
arrived there when they commenced the dreadful work of de-
struction.

In a short time five ships of the line were on fire. The
Admiral's ship, all in flames, put out of the harbour, to escape
destruction. It was driven to the neighbouring coast .of Chloe,
where the Captain Pacha was taken en shore in a dying state.
The 200 heroes retreated uninjured after this exploit. Besides
the Captain Pacha, the equally cruel and inhuman Pacha of Sap
lonichi, has met his fate. He has been delivered np to Nemesis
by one from whom he deserved gratitude and rewards, namely,
the Sultan himself."

The King of SWEDEN has issued a Proclamation
for convoking an extraordinary Diet in Norway,
which is to mee& at Christiana on the 16th September.
The young Duke of Batmswlca is expected to as-
sane the reins of Government on the 30th October.
The murderer of the Scholars at Terracina has
been shot by one of his own comrades, in consequence
of the reward offered for his head. Another noto-
rious robber was shot on the 22d ult. by the Chas.
seurs who were in pursuit of him.
This forenoon we received a German Mail, briagiag
Frankfort Papers to the 28th ult. It is stated from