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TII EVENINC STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25.

This day despatches were received at the Colonial Office,
from Major-General Sir HILLGROVE TURNER, Governor
of Bermuda, dated the 10th of January ; and from Major-
General Sir PEREGRINE MAITLAND, Lieutenant-Governor
of Nova Scotia, dated Halifax, the 6th instant.

The sumptuous entertainment given last night, at the
Foreign Office by Lord PALMERSTON, in celebration of
her Majesty's natal day, to the Ambassadors and Ministers
Plenipotentiary of this Court was the theme of universal
admiration of all present, not only for the splendour of the
arrangements, but for the general hilarity which prevailed
at and after the banquet.

We are reluctant to credit what we have this day heard,
on authority which, at the same time, it is our duty to quote,
that the Polish struggle for liberty is at an end. It is ru-
moured, and believed in certain City circles, that the Rus-
sians have entered Warsaw, without resistance on the part
of the helpless Poles, who have again submitted to the
t yrannic yoke.

The intelligence from Lisbon this day is extremely inter-
esting. In addition to the subjoined extracts from the Lis-
bon Gazettes, we are enabled, by private advices, received
by the Marlborough Packet, which arrived at Falmouth at
two o'clock on the morning of the 23d inst. to state,
that the attempt made at Lisbon, to upset the
Government of Don MIGUEL, and to proclaim Donna
MARIA, has failed ; and the result is that fifteen hundred
of the patriots are taken prisoners—one hundred of whom
were to have been hanged last Monday or Tuesday. Don
M toum., at the time, was at his country residence, about
ten miles from the City. We are likewise informed, that
nothing but a widely extended revolt cau possibly succeed at
present—there being no less than 10,000 troops, well-affected
to the present government in the City and neighbourhood,
besides 3,000 Police—all old soldiers—the whole of whom,
MIGUEL has recently taken care, are well paid. This
force is sufficient to maintain the present order of things, as
long as the despot continues to pay them ; how he contrives
to do that, no one knows, as trade in Lisbon is en-1
tirely at a stand. To tuts—which is the purport of one
private letter, we have to add the following corroborative
extract from another, dated the 12th instant :—" We have
had some little bustle, but to no good purpose. It appears
there was a plot amongst some of the regiments for a revolt,
which was to have commenced early en Tuesday morning; but
as usual, they were betrayed. The Government was fully pre-
pared, and an immediate stop to it took place, and continual
arrests have taken place since. Don MrGUEL breathes
vengeance against all. The Despot, at the time, was
in the country, on a hunting excursion. The following is
the information afforded by the Lisbon Gazettes