Star.
London, England, 1825-12-27 00:00:00

Captain Pasha could not &free
.pn that 'point. the
latter required, confoi4.. dse instructions of the
I.fina, that the first Aeyt,Ocepld be wade against
Missnloaghi, and chat *mid to-Opvsto in
that enterprise. Ibrahim, on...the contretry, wished to
unite to his army. the troops newly landed, and march
immediately on biapoli di Romania, but it appears he
has been obliged to adOpt the plan of the Captain Patch*.

Frankfort Pipers to the 21st inst. se tched us this fore-
noon, but they contain no intelligence of any interest.
An article from Stuttgard states. that the election of the
Deputips to the new Assembly of the Sates had cotn-
menced. The instructions of the Government on this
subject prohibit the public authorities from exercising
any direct influence in the election. Among the De-
puties already elected We M. COTTA VON COTTEN•
DORF, the celebrated bookseller, and the Catholic Ec•
clesiastical Counsellor, JAUMANN.

The last packet which arrived from Brasil, is sup-1
posed to have brought the new treaty concluded be-
tween Great Etitiin and the Emperor of Beam.. This
treaty may be considered as a necessary consequence of
the one previously concluded between Brazil and Por-
tugal. sAnctiooing the separation, and acknowledging
the independence of the former. With both, whilst
united un.ler th. same Crown, we were connected by a
treaty of friendship, alliance, commerce, and naviga-
tion, signed at Rio de Janeiro, on the 19th Feb. 1810.
—Although, according to the nd article of the above
treaty, it was stipulated, do that its provisions should be
unlimited io point of duration, the obligations and con-
ditions thereof perpetual and immutable, and that thei
should not be changed or affecte.l in any manner, in
case the Kiag of PORTVOAL should re-establish the seat
of the Portuguese Monarchy within the European domi-
nions of that Crown ;" it was nevertheless agreed, that
the same should be formally renewed at a stated period,
and this expired some time ago. The new relative
si-
tuarion, hos eve., in which both Portugal and Brazil
are at present placed, required entirely new treaties
with us, many provisions of the old one having become
olosolete, as well a• inconsistent: As far as regards
Brazil, our manufacturers will, no doubt, be admitted
on the same basis as those of Portugal, whose subjects
are equally considered in the light of foreigners, that is,
on the payment elf 15 per cent. duties. The introduc-
tion of some clause for the protection of British property
and subjects may further be deemed necessary; but
many of the other provisions, extending in all to 32
Articles, are rendered useless by the establishment. of
an independent Government, on a liberal and constitu-
tional basis.

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Bythe last accounts from America we hive some in-
tellieence from Bogota. Don PltDl6 GuAL,Seeretary
for Foreign Affairs, who has' left "Blgota for Panama,
for the General CongreSii is succeeded -in the Depart.
tnent of Foreign •AfFairs by Senor Ravautm. It is
remarked, with Sobseexukatioh, in the Bogota Ceastitu=
ciontrt, that at the end of September not a single vessel
uncle: the Spartish flag wieethen- floating on the Pat fic.
Th. ?Germ) deg' meedlegs ,• di Cirthagerta, dated ' the
20th September, Contains the -Projectt of a Decree for
removink temporarily the seat of Government of Co-
-1 ~ttt6i om. Bogota 16 'Gianni as a mere convenient
and oceessiblesittiakius for the receipt of inforniation
and the •exercise. of the ioVereign functions, Boils
its proximity.' to the naeigirble rivers. ft is pro-
poietl,' that •it' remain there until the Cdn.'
tress designatesA. Flioq and plan for building a
permanerwcvpitai of the, Republic, under the name of
'the Gity'Of BOliear. The removal of the offices and
officerssolGorrrrinsent, is proposed tq be made on or
before ,the lit of Jane, 1826 One of the vessels par.•
chased in Sweden for the Colombian Government, is
said to have arrived at Carthavena on the 29d October.
The subjects of the Congress about to assemble at Pa.
nami appeared to engross all the attention of South
America. •

BitiORTOX, Dac. 25.,—The weather, to-day, has been
cloudy, with slight ilyingshowen, but mild for the season. The
town today has by no means put on a cheerful Christmas appear.
ante. The Duke of Sr. ALUM'II, Lady H. Baauctear.. and Mrs.
Costae. left on Thursday. Sir C. and Lady Sates have arrived at
the Norfolk Hotel. The Hon. Mr. Mamas; and 51r.C.13aratuaa.
NV also arrived. 1....10.., Caveman, who arrived here in the
hope of being beneetted by oor coast air, is daily improving In
healtb..t her Sterne residence.
meeting took place yesterday morning at,
Cranford Hollow, Hounslow Heath, between V. AT—x—x and
B. x. 68qm in 'magnesite of a dispute at the Berke.
fey Hunt. In the Ore Mr. A. was wounded in the cheek slightly,
and the affair terminated. The parties returned to Lesson in-the
earns carriage.
FATAL Dust..—A duel was fought on Wednesday
morning. about eight miles from Athlone, between I, W. and W.
B. Pages. the former attended by R. H. and the latter by —M:
&qrs. At the second hre, Mt. W. received kis adversary's ban In
the right breast, which passed thringb-hirktiart ; he expired abysm
immediately.
Tne Stock of the Tawas- and West Soitiviet
Savings' Bank exceeds itoo,oool Londe" hone-
withdrawn their money from these kip. .. • •
The Mint is at work night antriay coining soveragits.
Sunday night the Duke of Yuma returned to London,
from dieing with the Kam At an early hour yesterday Mork*
llds Royal Highness left his house in South Audiepareet, wur.
- ling catrjage and her,. bar lielveir Castle, IVO seat Of the
of Itintaaits, on a visit of egedniencer- to ids Immo
his Royal Hiclusess intends to cootinne jbeuta tae
riday being Chiistmas-dayi tW ?antes; AttoLtsTA
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'ook eadtrateet the Ithileetla &eali Nailey.
Thaw* et ildotoeds eamlierauf3Nitritivr, to Beeblostainshirs,
to a farewell et hat sill.. maiskikeditad, towhant As has
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Saturday morning, at four an express or-
sited at the Geared Post (ace. to Aitealward-streeti adlevoiad tr
•the Peet.blesetr-OeneraVibe eavelope slatted by Lord Viscosat
arsaitaveas, wiled whil tltaN %vim- It was troderstootl that the
earreholw awnalwal a diacplar . Mr. Swam, Camas, which
was Aerwarded to ihe
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tog% Mesaveris, arsto Aamitabotteet. th diem**
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Matti Ilesmors, arrimil at. ilatlrelatigopOlice, to Dowsing-
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