Star.
London, England, 1824-02-28 00:00:00

PARIS, FEBRUARY 27.

Yesterday, the king heard Mass in his apartment.
['since Carignan arrived at Genoa on the 14th, and
will continue his route to Tuscany.
Extract of a letter from Rio Janeiro, (West ;11.16th
of December:

4' The French corvette, Echo, is arrived here from
Brest, and has brought the intelligence of the fortu-
nate issue of the war in Spain, the news of which we
had not officially received. The Echn will sail again in
a day or two, for the Isle of Bourbon."

The French Papers of Thursday contain no intel-

ligence of importance. Thee state that the elec-
tions had not.yet commenced, but all was ready foi
opening the-Colleges, and receiving the votes, and •as
the number of electors is small, the whole will proba-
bly occupy little more than a week, or at the utmost
fortnight. The Journd des Debnts contains intelligence
from Constantinople, to the V.Oth of January, It
an-
nounces arrival of the Russian Consul-General, Mr.
Mitizracicv, in that capital, on the 18th of that month,
and confirms, though not officially, the report pre-
viausly received, of the death of, the new hers• Ersrticu,
before he had time to eater upon the duties of his ofice•-
' Letters from Zinte, given in the same Paper and dated
the sth inst. state that Lord BYRON was stilt at Mis-
solonghi, and that a Greek corps of 3,000. men .had
marched against Prevesa. Armi and ammunition from
England had arrived at Missoloughi, and had been re-
ceived with gratitude, less on account of their intrinsic
importance, than because they shewed that the sym-,
pathy of the only free people in Europe was at last
excited in behalf of one struggling to establish its free-
dom. Success continued to attend the efforts of the
Greeks in all quarters, and the important place of,
Patras was daily expected to surrender. Advices from
narcelona of the 15th inst. assert that the Algerines had
formally declared war against this country on the'
31st of January.
Bente, on the 26th, 100 f. 65e. Spanish, 95. Dockets, x 91.•

New Orleans Papers to the 11th January reached us
this morning. The following is an extract of a letter
from Tampico, dated December 15:—'" The political
affairs of our country wear a most pleasing aspect. The
new Congress has been installed, and a Comatiuee, ap.
pointed for the purpose, have reported. the Project of a
Constitution, uhich will no doubt be accepted by the
people, founded upon the Federal Republican system,
The Republic is to be divided into fifteen State Govenui
ments. The proposed Constitution has been drawn upl
with great ability, and has disappointed all the anar-
chists. A Treaty of Amity and Commerce has been
ciincluded between this Government and the Republic
of Colombia."

The following letter from Tunis, dated February 2,
was this morning posted at Lloyd's " Yesterday, a fine

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I,ltnish brig came Into ottr .Roads, a. price to the Al.
gerine squadron : she was taken vff Cape Spartell, with
two other brigs, which were lent into Algiers. The
Spanish ship, Viigio del Rosario, Flaquies, from Matt.
bound to Alexandria, has put in here, and will not pro-
ceed. The Spanish brig, Lubri Vaurell, from Alex-
andria to Mahon, put in here the 27th ultimo. She
will sail in a day or two, with a French squadron,
which lately arrived here, consisting of three frigates,
two corvettes, and twelve schooners."