Star.
London, England, 1822-03-21 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, MARCH It

We learn from Odessa, that contracts have just
been concluded for considerable supplies for the Ras-
man armies. An expedition is preparing at Nicola-
jen—a great number of transports are collecting axle
which are to take troops on board. Fresh troops from

Asia ecintiuue to arrive at Constantinople; they re-
place three corps which. the Divan has sent towards
the. Danube. These measures, Which announce wOi
have caused great-sensation at Vienna.
TIIE lONIAN ISLAND& •
Extract of *letter from Corfu, dated 9ih February:
Yesterday they commenced disarming nil the people in this
Island. Martial law is proclaimed :no Officer is allowed out of
town without a pass front the General, and then oily on the road
to the One gun Battery.
44 The surgeon of the regiment has been tried by a Nett-
martial, and no person in the regiment is allowed to speak to
him. That this order may be carried into effect, a soldier with
musket and fitted bayonet follows the surgeon in all his walks.
" We have a Police Guard of the troops (a Captain and
twenty men) stationed at the Theatre every night, to take up
and put in the guard-house any Officer, Naval..or Military, who
may be inebriated, or disposed to be riotous."
An English Paper, published in Paris, contains'
the following paragraph, which it gives on the au-
thority
of a German Journal, whether correctly or
not we cannot say :
" The German Offresperufint contains letters from Trieste of
the 28th ult. which state that the lonian Islands have recently
declared themselves in a state of open insurrection against the
English, their protectors. The Lord Commissioner ands him-
self in the greatest embarrassment. He has sent several vessels
to England to require assistance, and has demanded nearly the
whole garrison of Malta to be placed temporarily at his disposal."

Canadian Papers have arrived to the 17th February-
PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT OF LOWER CANADA•

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

The following are the answers of his Excellency
the Governor-in-Chief to the Addresses of the Legis-
Luive Council :
ur AVISWZIL /0 TUE /MAIM IMMIX° lilt NOMINAIION 0► Alt

Wf Till A=EMILT.

Ginertmems—The sentiments expressed in these Resole.
dons so justly declare tLe prerogative rights of the Crown, so
firmly assert the independence of the Legislative Council, and are
so strictly consistent with the principles of the Constitution un-
der which this Province is governed, that I feel the highest satis-
faction in complying with the dairy of this Address.
(Signed) " DALHOUSIE."
At *news& TO TIIIeADDIOISS ?MIDI:DON TAT ITSOLVTIONA El PACT-
INO THE filar ADAUDISoN Of COLONIAL ova nt, WHEAT, AND /*LOUD
lON CONIUMITION, INTO TUT UNITA') TINODOX:

" Oxtemmurs—l will transmit, without any delay, this Ad_
drew to the Legislative Council; and, in doing.so, it will be a
duty incumbent upon me to express my hope that the great im-
portance of the subject may obtain his Majesty's most gracious
and favourable consideration. (Signed) " DALHOUSIE."

New York Papers arrived this morning, to the
26th February, from which we extract the following
FROM THE NEW 1(ORE OA2ETTE OF FEBRUARY 25.
We are informed by Captain Stinman, from Port-
au-Prince, that President Boyer left that place, with
his guards, on the 27th of January, for the city
of St. Domingo, and that thirteen thousand troops
had gone before him. There were different re-
ports respecting St. Domingo : some represented the
Patriot flag as hoisted, and others stated that the in-
digene colours were flying. Captain *Pherson
informs, that President Boyer was at the city of St.
Domingo, that place having surrendered to him on
the 2d inst. without exchanging a shot.
The United States schooner Grampus has arrived
front a four months cruize along the Sl'anish Main,
with three more pirates. The Grampus has traversed
9000 miles, spreading terror among the pirate,;
—The inhabitants of Porto Bello and Panama had
expelled the Spaniards, and declared for the Patriots.
—About the middle of January, 2000 men embarked
at Carthagena to garrison those places, and 2000 men
had also%ailed from Santa Martha for Maracaibo and
Porto Cabello, which places would probably surren:
der at summons.