Star.
London, England, 1822-02-16 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AUGSBURG, FEB. 9.

" The Courier that left Constantinople on the 11th
of January has at length arrived at Vienna, where
he had been expected for above a week with the most
lively impatience. The Janissaries having persisted
in their refusal to repair to the army, the Ministers
of the Porte have been obliged to consent to let them
remain in the capital. The Divan is consequently
obliged to march part of the Asiatic troops, who are
in the environs of Constantinople, to reinforce Chour-
schid Pacha, who has called for support to enable
him to make head against the Greeks, who are
making rapid progress in Thessaly.
" The Ottoman fleet destined to co-operate in the
expedition against the Morea, is arming with great
activity. Several insulated assassinations still take
place at Constantinople."

A Dutch Mail has been received, bringing Papers
to Tuesday. Their contents are unimportant.

Lady Gwrnva had her first party, for the season, on Thurs-
day evening at her house in Piccadilly, which was very fashion-
ably attended.
The Earl of Lostsnati went through the operation of couch-
ing yesterday morning. Ins Lordship was as well as could be
expected. Great hopes are entertained of the recovery of his
sight.

A smart contest is going on at Lose, for filling the recently
vacated seat in Parliament for that Borough.
The remains of Sir THOMAS Lam, K.C.B. late Captain of
his Majesty's Ship Srwscsa, were interred at Stoke Church, by
his own particular request, in the same grave with his friend
and companion in arms Captain Maury:maser (of the 'fussy%
74), who died in 1797, in the 26th year of his age.
lieutenant Ma.aounsts, of his Majesty's ship Wannest Cm,-
vxs, being in command of his Majesty's ship Vuso' on Monday
evening, having received Information of a party of smugglers
about to ruu their cargo, he proceeded with sis marines to
Wrinkle, about four miles from Ter-point. Having placed the
marines in different situations to watch, he himself went 011 in
advance, and soon afterwards fell in with a party of smugglers,
ens of whom he caught hold of ; who, being armed with a
pistol, fires' It at lieutenant Mnsonaus and shot him through
the hand. lc is feared that the arm must be amputated. The
smugglers escaped.
Monday evening, the Officers of his Majesty's ship Impanel-
'AlLS performed the Hay of John Ball, and the Farce of Bom-
bs** Foram, in a very superior style, oat board that ship, part
of which, at great expense, had been fitted up foe the purpose.
Nearly 200 Ladies and Gentlemen were present. After the
performance, a Ball and an elegant Supper were given. The
dancing was kept up with great spirit until about tour o'clock
neat awning, when she company separated highly gratified with
the polite attention of the Oioere of the skip, and the amuse-
ments of the evening.

DISTURILINCES I.V IRRL.4 ND.
DUBLIN. irthittratitY 14.
The Iniortection and Habc.is Corpus Suspension
Acts, whiCh rbseived the Royal Assent on Monday,
have already reached this city.
The Special Corismission will be evened in Cork
on Saturday nett. Judge Moots and Baton Nl•Cr.r
LAND are expected to arrive there to-worms, even-
ing. The prosecutions will be tmiducted by the As
TOD 1411TaGES lift A 4r.rredinclit's Jon Ina
Sunday, the Sd instant, a written notice was
rseri
posted On the sarden door of the kev. S. S. Trench',
house, adjoining the Church of Swbrds.—is offered
“ a reward of 0000 for the head of the man ist-
robbed the poor-01000 for that of his Proctor_
and 1500 for that of any one who would assist dther
of them." The paper was sig,.ed Copia* !lock.
From Kerry we learn, that the spirit of outs y,
had rather increased. The search for arms is insets
sant. Large bodies assemble in the very skirts ,
Tralee.—The Kerry Post says:—
From all the communications which have readiest
Ogee up to the present day, we are bound to state, that the
atoned have been most active in their proceedings during
last week, and that the present aspect of this minty demands
the most prompt attention of the Magistrates, the Gentry, -
the Government."

The neighbourhood of Killorglin is in a very di,
turbed state. The house of a Yeoman was bully
to the ground. Several houses in the neighbourly
have been plundered of arms.
At IverAgh, a party cf Yeomanry and Magistrai
arrested eight men charged with Whiteboyism, •
safely lodged them in the county of Kerry jail.