Star.
London, England, 1825-08-08 00:00:00

LISBON, JULY 23.

. The Ca: tte contains a long article from Oporto, dated the oth of
July, rel4iive to an.att of 'sacrilege committed in the Church of
"she Convent ((the Monks of St. Antony. On the morning of the
4th, the Father President repairing to the Church to administer
ilto Sacrament, found that the sanctuary had been broken open, and
the *acted vessel with the consecrated wafers taken away.. The
Bishop, the 3losiks, the Chief Justice, and many other persons
having repaired to the spot, and carefully examined every thing,
the a&cers of justice immediately. proceeded to discover the
at:Oval of this crime.

Public prairie were ordered in all the Churche', the Theatre
w..s chisels and on the 10th ordered a public penitential procession
:n.41 pryer. The Vishop published a long pastoral letter, an-
t to.uch:g jitocrision,' tit; object of which ..vas to appease the
Iltviae MASESIY offended by this horrid and nefarious thine. It was
a.tet.tied by all the public authorities, civil, ecclesiastical, and mili-
ciry, and by an immense concourse of people of all ranks and
cooTli t ions.
A similar crime has lately been committed in a Parish Church
at high" on the 16th. Three events have been so frequent within
:the fait three or four fatal ) ears, so rare in former times, would
slope prove what is:flue:ice in the demoralisation of a great number
• of individu:da was exercised by this:: fatal principles and deceitful
maxims with which some libertines, and olter mad or fanatic 1-
thusiasts, pretended to prepare all uprizlit and sincere natidt,
for what they, in their revolutionary jargon, called regent:T.:thin,
!AU
but which was only adulteration of our antient and honourable
.customs and usages, to which we owed our national glory an I re-
`` . ;town; and the visible prottetioa. of. Divan; Pnovmr.::cc, which
1- • • • • •
I:,Zelitebed rover this vast Empire, and preserved its remote parts
V0ite4..411 the fatal revolution of 18110.
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This tolf* enn'en vie received Flaulatut •and Amber Get-
PoPeis io tkal.kdinst. The intelligence they Contain firstn
Greice, like that its the French Papers is rather favouraWe than
otherwise. COLOeO ram'sa seems anxious to retrieve his character
amal all •IsPdag's. the by,vigotat of 14s efforts for coati.ry. A

t y commission has been formed in the Mora, at
the head of which is CorAeoesom, who ea the advance et Lamm
PACITA on T 4011211. recommended the Inhabitants to save
their effects, and destiny their proUsions, which they did. Direct
accounts from Halos. to the Ist July, state that 'amount was de-
, featpsitaler Argos, and that.he Malin consequence retreated to Tri-
pelizza. A letter front .ante, dated the 28th June. states that
AnatoHco, the keystone of Missolongbi, had surrendered. but the
German Papers received this morning de not tnerktion it. but that
whole troops of the besieging army, both Turks and Albanians, had
retired from blissolonghl for want of provisions.
The Gareits itf Hydra has published an explanation of the frau-
dulent stratagems by which neutral merchantmen are employed in
the Turkish service. An Austrian vessel,the Kriouovas chattered by
the Turkish Government to convey two cargoes toPrevesa. In order
to pass in safety the Greek cruisers, false charterpardes, instructions,
bills of lading. and other papers were prepared, by which it ap.
peered that the cargoes belonged to a mercantile house at Cots-
stantinople. At the same time an agreement was concluded, de-
claring all the other papers to be false, and that really and truly the
cargoes belonged to the Turkish Government. The vessel in the
course of her voyagy was captured by the Greeks, and taken to the
port of Spexala, front whence the Captain, by force and threats,
contrived to escape; The false documents, however, remained in
the hands of the Greek Commissioners of the Maritime Tribunal,
by whom they have been publishe4.

New York Papers to the 17th alt. have reached us.
It will be seen by our extracts in another column. that the last por..
tion of her navy has become lost to Spain. The Asia,of 611 gaits.
which the Spanish Government fitted out with so muib difficulty,
and the Constantia brig, have saireaderetto the Mexican Govern-
ment. which will now be enabled to reduce thoViely Spanish fort in
the Republic, the Castle of S. Juan d'Ulles. -
A vessel which kft Buenos Ayres on the 'Mb ;al May, bad
brought to New York intelligence respecting the thing hi the Banda
Oriental against the Port iseuese, from which it would appear that
the insurrection was very formidable. Part of the garrison of
Monte Video consisted of Pernambocans, whom the Gave/nor had
thought it necessary to disarm. M. Mons, the French Carnal's-
, Amer in Peru, and the French agent at Chile, had been ordered
to leave the country, in consequence if their Interference In pond-
cal matters.

NNIMim.,