Star.
London, England, 1822-10-02 00:00:00

SEPTEMBER 19.

The opinion of the Committee proposing a Decree
in seven Articles relative to Brazil (which has al-
ready been printed), declaring the acts of the Go-
vernment of Rio null, recalling the Prince Royal, &c.
was discussed, and gave rise.to a very long and ani-
mated debate, the continuation of which was ad-
journed to the next Sitting.
The Cortes having approved of the opinion of the,
Committee of the Constitution, on the application of
some Deputies of Brazil, who desired that their func-
tions should be considered as terminated, because the
province that seat them did not agree, which opinion
was founded on the circumstance that this disagree•
ment (dissidearia) wai not certain, and therefore they
should retain their functions till these provinces should
name other Deputies to the Cortes convoked at Rio.l
The Deputies proposed to defer signing the Constitu-
tion for the present.

The French Papers of Sunday last have been re.
ceived. They contain an article from Corfu, dated
August $7, which gives a favourable account of the
cause of the Greeks; and although we do not place
implicit reliance on its statements, yet it satisfactorily
refutes the fabrications of the Austrian per. It
is stated that OMANI PACIIA, whom the Sou Hots have
defeated.* many times, bas recently made another
attach as the emery of she latter. Oa the leth of

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*is paragraph, in which he exposes the conduct of
en Austrian Journal remarkable for its hostility to
the Greeks. He says, the Austrian Observer, hi its
news of the 13th of August, from Corfu, mentioned
the surrender of Souli. It is not the first time it de-
livered up this brave country to the Turks. Last
winter it publish4d a Treaty, which it said the Sow-
liots had concluded with CHOURSCHID PACHA, and
by which they bound themselves to march under the
colourtof the PACHA against the Greeks. It is hardly
three months since the same Journal mentioned, un-
der the head of (*dal News from Constantinople,
that this same PACHA had possessed himself of the
citadel of Souli, where he made young Huniti
grandson of ALI Pascua, prisoner. The latter news
is not more true than the former.

The letters from Bayonne and Toulouse 'contain'
reports of advantages said to be obtained by the
Spanish Insurgents. Experience has proved that the
accounts of the victories of the Army of the Faith,
through the south of France, are not to be depended
on. We'therefore notice the statements without any
expectation that they will be realised.
A letter from Figueras, dated the 15th, states that
in the evening of that day a division of the Army of
the Faith, 1500 strong, attacked the Constitutional
troops between Rosas and Castillon, defeated them,
and captured a convoy of provisions intended for
Figueras. On thr following day the Royalists left
the plain.
A letter received at Toulouse on the 244 h, from
Seo d'Urgel, announces that Te Deuns had been
chanted at the latter place for a victory obtained by
Baron d'Ettottos. The afr,ir is said to have taken
place on the 18th at Benavarre, in Arragon ; and it
is added, that the artillery, the baggage, SOO priso-
ners and two Generals, one of whom is TABOCNCA,
were taken by the Royalists. It is also pretended, in
a letter from Bayonne, dated the 22J, that MINA has
been defeated, and lost eight hundred prisoners.
The son of Berton, some days ago, presented him-
self te, the Prefecture of Police, to obtain a passport
for Poitiers. This was on the 27th, and he was an-
swered that it could not be made out till the 29th.—
The Prefect, however, understanding that the young
man was anxious to go to Poitiers to be assured of
the age of M. de Boisnet, ordered the passport to be
delivered on the instant.

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st he collected all his array, which he led against
tads! of Liaphar. The Sealants defeated him
lately, and pursued hint to Mylos, and ark the
bis which he had fOrmed there. More than
Albanians were killed or wounded in this affair.
e Editor of the Constitstikaamd adds a Me to