Star.
London, England, 1825-10-04 00:00:00

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 30.

The Antigone and Flora (agates, and the Moulle
corvette, sailed from Brest on the 27th inst. The An.
tigone conveys to Hayti, M. Maier, the Consul• General
of France, arisi,•the Consular Agents. The Flora and
the Moselle gd to. Rochefort. The squadron under the
command of Rear• Admiral Jurien; arrived at Brest on
the 29th instant. It. consists of the Eylau and Jean
Bart, of the lige; the Magicienne, Venus, Clorinde,
Medea, and Themis, frigates; the Salamander, corvette;
the Curieur, brig ; and the Antelope, schooner brig.

.FRObl Tli QUOTIDIZYNg•
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
«AttslNoeu, Avo. 12.

" I send you some farther particulars of the bold at-
tempt made by some Greek vessels on the Turkish
fleet, in the port of Alexandria. On the 29th of last
month, at four In the afternoon, four small vessels,
bearing a European flag, appeared in sight of this port,
three of which advanced to-the opening of the port, the
fourth remaining tacking off and on. The pilots, as
usual, went out to Lring them into the roads. At
half-pAst five the first entered, and soon after the
second. The Captain of the Port arrived to take the
usual dues. It was then perceived that the first of
these strange vessels was endeavouring to- penetrate
lbaween the Turkish ships of war; and as a long
Iscareparrie was perceived at the same time alongside,
some suspicion arose that it might be a fire-ship. It
was ordered to stop, but the captain still advanced,
and would probably have succeeded, but then finding
himself discovered, he set fire to his vessel, and aban-
doned it. The whole crew got into the scampania,
and by dint of rowing, got out of the port. The second
seeing this, tacked ab-rut and 'followed the scampnnia.
Seven cannon shot were fired at this second ship. Three
others were fired at it by a French man of war, but
without doing it any injury. A great number of
barks hastened in pursuit of them, but those vessels
having hoisted the Greek flag, joined their squadrons.
The fireship that was abandoned, was towed to a
part of the harbour where its explosion could do no
mischief. At the same time, three men of war, one
of them a frigue, were sent out in pursuit, but it is not
known with what success."

Frankfort Papers to the 28th ult. and the Allgemeine
Zeirung, of the . same date, reached us this forenoon.
They contain a rescript from the Vicar-General at
Cologne to the Clergy, enforcing a more rigorous ob."
servance of the holidays. An article from Trieste, of
the 17th ult. states, on the authority of accounts from
Corfu, of the .29th of August, that Ibrahim Pacha,
after an engagement with the Greeks, had tetired to
Nisi. This intelligence, we suspect, is at least prema-
ture. Nisi is on the coast, between Calmat* aad Na-
varino, _and it is not likely that anything but the most
disastrous reverses would compel him to relinquish the
footing be had obtained in the Motea. At Missolonghi
the Greeks are said to be repairing the fortifications;
and Canaris hasgone to Alexandria, to endeavour to
destroy the Egyptian fleet. The object of the American
squadron in 'the Mediteranean, if there really be any,
is said to be to demand the free navigation of the Black
sea. The following are extracts:
TRIESTE, SEPTEMBER u.

• . •

According to.accounts from Cotfu, of 29th August,
ffitahirn Pacba wa!last. at Nisi; ind had had a new en-
gagement with the Greeks. At Missolonghi they are
repairing the foreifications, an all rear of.danger from
the Turks was dispelled. The insurrection of the Sphac-
kiotes in Crete still ccntinues. The inuepid Canatis

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Was Otis to Ala* aria, to *lake ao attempt
Ere-ships against that port.
CONSTANTINOMS, AUGUST ,
The reports respectidg the North American
are no* in some manner explained. It
short time at Hydra and Pato:, and then
Smyrna, where it landed a negotiator; who
the free navigation of the Black Sea for
vessels of the United States. The instructions
aegociator are said to be very peremptory;
•
Hamburgh Papers to the 21st inst. react
morning. They contain sane new accounts
Stockholm, relative to the tale of the Sr
this tiiriel negotiation occupies more time
more importance than the treaty between
Hayti. It is said, Spanish commerce is
on in Swedish ships, for fear of the Colom,
teers. It is posi•ively affirmed, that the G.
moment are re,olved to appoint a Consul to 11411,.
The following ate extracts:—

CARISCRONA, sr.p.nnuren 20.
The revoking of the permission which had been
to some officers and subalterns of the Royal Navy, to
company the three ships of war, sold to Rnglish mercantile w
throws great difficulties in the way of their putting to sea.
house of Mlchaelsen and Bersedicks has. therefore, been
to petition the King, that the said officers and subalterns mot
be allowed to accompany the ships at least to England.
that then the Swedish flag should be taken down, the ships' p2p.ra
delivered to the Swedish Consul, and the Officers, &c. num .
Sweden. But his Majesty has not thought fit to grant this petitiaz.
It is, therefore, probable, especially as the season is so fn
vaned, that the ships will not put to sea at all this year, and that, the buyers will find means to get the deed of sale annulled.
STOCKHOLM, SEPTENIBER 423.
One of our Journals says, ^ While Alvarado complains that ete
ships sold to Michaelsen and Co. are destined for the Spinith
Colonies in South America, it is pretended that the Colombia!'
privateers have complained, on their side, that many Spain*
cargoes have escaped them, because they were on board of Swede'
and Norwegian merchantmen, and so passed for the propeny of
merchants in Sweden and Norway. It is not impossible that
the Government, in conformity with the system of neutrality
which ft has'adopted, may put an end to this navigation, whitit
must, however, have been very advantageous to the Spanish trade."

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCt

The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter arrived yesterilal us
seat at Roehampton, from the Isle of Wight.
- The Earl and Countess of biountcharla left town for Windsor.
The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in town yesterday freaks
seat, Hatfield.
The Earl of Clare has arrived in Ireland, from a tour.
The Hon. Apr and Lady Georgina Ellis have arrived at tie
Earl of Pembroke's seat, Wilton House, Wilts, from the Maq
of Lanstlown's, Bowood Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Balls have arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jernips
street, from Bath. Departures: James Daly, Esq. M.P. for In.
land; and W. Webb, Esq. for Paris.
Uvedale. Price, Esq. arrived yesterday at the Waterloo Hotel
Jermynstreet, from Ireland.
" The Earl and Countess of Longford and family have arrived a
the London Hotel, Albetnarlaereet, from Brighton.
Arrivals at the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street:—Generl
Armenteroes and T. Magone, Esq. from a tour. Captain and Alm
Preston have left ditto, for the Continent.
Departures from the St. George's Hotel, Alhentarle-street:—Sr
John and Lady Murray for Tines; J. Melville, Esq. and &may
for Holland; Captain Coglin on a.tour • T. T. Drake, Esq. RP.
and M. Drake, for their seat, Amersham,i Bucks.
Sir Robert Harland, Bart. arrived yesterday at Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, from his seat, Wherstead, Suffolk. The Earl sf
Newburgh and the Ladies Eyre have left ditto for Sussex.
Arrivals at Long's Hotel, Bond-street t—J. and W. Andrews,
&qrs. from Scotland; Achmaty, Ea* from Cheltenham; J.
Atkinson, Esq. from ditto. Departures from ditto :—bir. sad
Mrs. Dennison, from their seat in Northamptonshire; Caputo
Irving, R.N. for Portsmouth ; J. Price Esq. for Oxford.

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