Star.
London, England, 1831-02-04 00:00:00

This day despatches were received at the Colonial Office
from Corfu, dated the sth; from Malta, dated the 9th; and
from Gibraltar, dated the 19th January.

This afternoon, a conference of the Ministers of the See
allied Powers, was held at the Foreign Office.

The Duke of CAII3OIOOII returned to 11100100` on the
14th ult. after having visited Gottingen, Mundal, Osterode,
Clausthal, and Heldersheim. A part of the troops bad also
returned to Hanover. His Royal Highness was well re-
ceived by the inhabitants of Gottingen, who presented to
him a respectful address; and in the evening the town was
illuminated. The Duke gave orders for thanksgivings to be
offered up in all the churches, for the restoration of tranquil-
lity at Gottingen.

Accounts from Warsaw state, that the Russiaa Govern-
ment has seized, at Odessa, the funds belonging to the
Bank of Warsaw, as well as the person going to obtain them
from the frontiers of Poland. They state, that the regular
troops at present in the field caesium of 100,000 infantry.
10,000 cavalry, and 70 pieces of cannon ; and that 80
pieces are castieg, and will be ready in the course of Mee
days.

Accounts from Frankfort ;ay, that Petunia has ceased to
send troops to the Rhine, but she is still making prepara-
tions for War ; all her fortifications are provisioned, and her
reserves are called out. In regard to Austria, although she
professes pacific intentions, she is sending reinforcements
to Italy, and organising the Landwar in her pavilions is
the East.

We have German Journals this day to the 28th ultimo ;
from which our readers will perceive that an opinion prevails,
of the impossibility of any amicable arrangement between
the Emperor NICHOLAS and the Poles. This is confirmed
by a private letter, which will be found in our exclusive
foreign news, in another column. We subjoin a few brief
extracts :

AUGSBURG, JAL 17.
The latest Numbers of the Courier de rote, Bona Sib to 11th
Dec that we have received, bring no news from Ceadis ; se that the
news given is the French Journals, that the island was almost wholly
subdued, mum rather doubtful, There is sway as sedele, is which
ail the blame of the contrivance of the insunection is kid on the
SphaCkieta, with an intimation that in long as Ropieri is at the head
of the insurgems, the eabortadom of the President of ONION to sub-
mission may be considered aa Blowy. The Courier indeed ontlawm
to scam the President of despotism, and of all possible intelptil, while
as the other band it constantly indicates Prince Paul of Wuttentheug
as the man who has the most hope. and at the same dose the best qua.
Hied to bare the crown of Greece. The Courrior do Sariorue gives an
capitulation worthy of attention respecting the letter (subsequently proved
to be a fergery) which the plenipotentiaries of Begland, Frame, and
Russia. were said to have addressed to the President of Greece, in which
they are made to give him great praises for his administration to pea
mix him an extension of the frontiers, great awasortee against the ma-
tions sod the Regency of Greece, during the minority of the Rime Ss
be chosen. It is a:mailable that the letter. the style of which'eras
etiolated to melte suspicion at the first sight, was aided into the odloith
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the Aligns*** Zeilusg„ but is the 12th (*kb) November, mid thet
the article first appeared is the Lass. ssas Cassels, but es see amen
was o forgery. sod thasommised as sorb by the Imylleit eauslar.

The Csiorisr de Awns calls tbe attention et in rains so the oss-
con triads N. Synod, the President's. triad; nay have had in Alas
article et the Lawman* Cootie, and bow sersosably that litter one
to support the intrigues et the President in tits Works of Gram.
" Usheppily," it asp, " Admiral Maloolo saw through the lair :
sod.* esmijarictiot with his colleagues, the coonnatiden al the French
and Buono squadron, bed required the articles to be contradicted."

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