Star.
London, England, 1822-09-19 00:00:00

.ity such favourable-net; from the. Greeks, father's house," o#'tbat while « ignorance is bliss 'tis
rromietters from Samlin, Sem, and Ititoglia, folly to be wise." We wonder it has not occurred to
now publishes accoents of A very diterent nature, this magnanimous Monarch to have a cordon (a sani-
w►hich sonfitm in a great degree the stateinonts of sari cordon, if he likes so to call it) along his frog-
' the Austrian Observer, in it Number's of the 4th and tier, to prevent contraband opinions as well as con.;
sth, respecting the Almost unresisted advance of the trab4nd goods from entering his dominions.
,rksrthe dissolution and Sight of the Greek Senate,' :

?Turks, ...
&c.—A letter from Trieste, of the-Ist September, in
the Allgemeine Zeitung, says—(4 The disasters of the
Greeks are confirmed :.their cause appears to be lost :
they fly on all sides to escape slaughter. Theletters
from Coats, of the 19th August, comtaiu details
which make one shudder."

At a late hour this forenoon we received Dutch and
Flanders Mails, bringing Papers to the 18th instant.
The Russian Minister, Count NRSSELRODE, arrived.
at Vienna on the 4th instant. Letters from Cambray
state, that several regiments of Infantry as well as
some Artillery were on their way from French Flan-
ders for the line of the Pyrennees. An article from
Aix-la-Chapelle, of the Bth instant, says—" It is re-
ported that the attention of foreign Powers has been
attractedby the existence in some of the Swiss Can-
tons of secret associations of different denominations,
especially of that called The Soci:ty of Regenera-
tion: It was added that similar associations were
also organized on the frontiers of the Milanese."

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 18.

His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, who tai
been appointed to attend the apploaching Congres,,
arrived here, on his way to Vienna, about half pas:
eight yesterday evening: He was saluted at day-
break this morning by the guns of the Citadel ; and
about eleven o'clock embarked on board the Arrow,
Government steam-packet, for Boulogne, under
like salute. Great numbers of persons had a-serribied
to witness his Grace's departure, who cheered hns
when the vessel left the Quay, and again when 1!:e
shot out of the Port.

We learn, by private letters from Vienna, that the
Emperor ALEXANDER Peached that capital on the 6th
instant, and that, on the following day, he sewed
himself in public, in company with the Emperor of
AUITRIA. His Imperial Majesty of Russtis had,
previously to quitting St. Petersburg!), given his sub-
jects one or two remarkable proofs of his anxiety for
their welfare ; the first was in interdicting Freemasorts
Ledges (as has been already stated), causing their
innocent paraphernalia to be sold or kept in secret,
and making every person in the public service sign a
written declaration that he does not, nor will in future,
belong to any Freemasons' Lodge or Secret Society
whatever; and all persons refusing to sign such de-
claration are to be dismissed from the public service.

—The Imperial Rescript, which is too remarkable a
document, and too characteristic of the liberal minded
head of the Holy Alliance, not to be put upon record,
is as follows :

si UKASE,

LODOESAND OTHES SICSET