Star.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

CONSTA NTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 27.

We have no recent news from the fleet, nor from
the Morea.

The Government has issued a new gold coin. Sup-
posing it at 19 carats fine, which is the standard of
the half Mahmudie, that is worth 12i Piastres, and
weighs three quarters of a drachm, the weight is di-
minished only 20 per cent.—the new coin weighing
half a drachm, and being issued at 10 piastres.
The three Genoese ships which had received their
documents of naturalization from Odessa, have at
length, after numberless difficulties, obtained permis-
sion to continue their voyage to the Black Sea.
The Siedish Ambassador here, when he obtained
.the same permission for the ships of his nation, con-
sented that the ships on.their return should be bound
to sell their cargoes of grain to the Government, if it
stood in need of them. Now one of them has been
back here above a month, and cannot obtain any de-
cision whether the Porte will keep the wheat, or per-
mit it to sail elsewhere with it. Under such cir-

his Majesty on former occeilons. • . .
At the close of the Hungarian National Sy.nodlfft
the 16th instant, the Secretaries read the very loog
Decree, draWn, up in the latter Sitting, respecting
'depravation of morals in the present times. This pi
cree is divided into friar parts: •
1. On the sources of &Is corruption. .
11. On the measures to be adopted to check it.
5. On the education of youth.
4. On the discipline of the secular" Clergy.
The discipline of the regular Clergy was discussed
in the previous-Siitings,,and the Decree of the Synod
on that subject unanimously approved.
MILAN, OCTOBER 16.
Ms Majesty the Emperor of Austria has been
pleased to revoke the Decree of the 12th of August
last, relative to the transit of goods through the king-
dom of Lombardy and Venice, and has replaced every
thing on the same footing that it was before. , The
motives for this beneficial delineation of his Majesty
were, on the one hand, a regard for the declared
wishes.of the people of the Milanese; and on the other
hand, the new road made by the Sardinian Govern-
ment in Piedmont, which leads close by the frontiers
of Lombardy to Lower Italy, and by which the re-
ceipts of the customs in Lombardy were greatly di-
minished.

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Election etnnot bb
_ conformity to its
~600 ele.:tors. Tim*
that Mr. ScAstutyr
Universityi phi.
tendered 'hisrresins
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PalaseYard, Nov. 2;
it nit duty to Joie no tlitilin-Aguiinting you
ghat..oo my return to town, a fresh difSruky.has beeu suggested
Ws me, to which I had not, when I gni addreseed you, adverted,
ariy .affectrag my relation to the limo of COentflulis as
their Speaker. • • •
" An:10901y as r have sought 'to have the honor of noresent-
ing the Untvenity. in Parliament. I could not hesitite at twee td
,decide, that every object of personal'atilbition must gise was ta
* duties I owe to the House of Commons. •
" Under these circumstances I retire from the canvass, with
feelings of deep and sincere regret ; but at the same time with
those of pride and gratitude, for the reception I have met with;
a reception so cordial and flattering u to leave no doulit on my
mind as to she result, bid not thew considerations of public dutj
compelled me to withdraw.
" I have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your fAithful and obedient servant,
"C. MANNERS SUTTON.' .
It appears that, although the cOnstrtlCaOtlpUt upon
the different Acts of Parliament by the great Legal
Authorities, clearly and decidedly warranted the
Speaker offering himself as a candidate for tl.e
versify, it was subsequently discovered that, in the
year 1801,when Mr. C RLES DUUDAS Was proposed
for the Chair by Mr. SHERIDAN, the House aquiesccci
in a different interpretation of the Acts of Parliament,
and thus established a precedent in which the Speaker
has felt it his duty to concur.

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Sunday evening, a six o'clock, the Duke of YORK
arrived in town from Che7eley Hall, near Newmarket.
Yesterday morning, at a quarter to ten o'clock, the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE arrived at the King's Palace,
at Pimlico, from Bagshot. In the afternoon his Royal
Highness left town for Bushy, on a visit to the Duke
and Duchess of CLARENCE. _ _ _

Letters have been received from the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, announcing his Grace's perfect restoration
to health.

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The Hon. Sir HEICRY WitLutst.zY is' definitively
appointed to succeed the Marquis of LONDONDERRY
as Ambassador to the Court of Vienna.

13y the death of the Earl of MOWSTCASREL, a va-
cancy has occurred in the Irish Representative Peerage
Lord BRUDENELL arrived yesterday at Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Melton Mowbray.

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not rsileitote of nsdkb had The Cambridge University Eles
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