Star.
London, England, 1822-11-06 00:00:00

COPENHAGEN, OCTOBER 22.

Syndic Gulschow, from Lubeck, is now here for
the purpose, it is said, of discussing the proposed pian
of a canal to form a communication between the
Elbe and the Baltic.

/Ltsrausau, OCT. 29.—Exchange on London, '.9 9, 57-0.
ST. Possumtau, OCT. 15.—Exchange on Landon 10, Am.
sterdam 10 142, namburgh 9 3-10, Paris 105.

The French Papers of Sunday have been receind.
Friday, a coutier arrived from Verona, at the ()Mee
of the Minister for Foreign Affairs. He announced
the speedy return of the Minister of that Dern tmcnt,
Viscount de MONTMORENCY. The Viscountess se:
out on the same day for Chamber), to meet her
band. On Saturday evening an extraordinary cornier
was dispatched from the English-Embassy to Veicr.a.
According to the Gazette of Piedmont, the King
of NAPLIS set out on the 22d of October from is
capital, went through Rome on the 24th, and was
expected to arrive on the 2d or 3d of November, at
Verona. The Duke of CALABRIA governs the king-
dom during the absence of his august fathers but the
resolutions entered into by the Council of the Mi-
nisters, are to be sent to Verona for confirmation.

Letters from Warsaw say that the greatest part of
the Army of the West of Russia, which was to re-
turn into the interior, has received orders to remain
in its present positions. It is also remarked, that
the new winter quarters of the Army of the South .Ire
very close together.

Letters from Gallicia say that several superior
Officers of the Russian Army have traversed that
country, coming from Vienna and bearing orders fcr
St. Petersburgh. The last of these Gentlemen was
General SAKENSKY, who, it is said, was the bearer of
dispatches of great importance.
More severe measures of police than those hitherto
adopted are now taken in Poland. Foreigners are
sent out of the kingdom who cannot justify the mo-
tive of their residence, and others are closely watched.
A vessel arrived at Trieste, from Claranz,t, in the
Morea, has brought the news of 1,000 Turk, priso-
ners, and 85 camels, having been brought into the
latter town.

The Turkish fleet has disembarked 6,000 men, it
is said, at Napoli di Romania, who afterwards ad-
vanced to Argos and Corinth. As the four previous
expeditions of the Turks into that country have oct.
succeeded, it is hoped tkat this one will be equally
unsuccessful. The Turkish fleet afterwards directcd
its course for Candia.

An article from Trieste says—" A vessel from
Gisme, near Smyrna, in seven days, confirms the re-
taking of Corinth, and the favourable appearance if
the affairs of Greece. The news of the landing of the:
Turks near Napoli, mentioned in a letter from Corfi
of 7th October, was without foundation."
If the reports in circulation are to be believed, the
emissaries of the Regency of Urgel are come to Paris,
with the intention of negociating a loan of some Ind-
lions from certain bankers, but it is said they have
failed in their object.
A letter from Bayonne, dated October 26, states
that the Commandant of Irati, CABRA, and the Saxon
Pars ANN, Commander of the Artillery in the fort,
are now in that town, and appear determined never
again to serve with soldiers of whom they have mc:o
reason to complain than approve.
A letter from Bayonne, dated October 97, states
that 40,000 travelling-sans had been ordered for t!le
army. The same letter says that General gouta,wi•o
is still at Bayonne, had received information thot
QuesanA was about to make a movement on l'amie.
luna, with the view of surprising that fortress,
The French frigate la Medee lately arrived at Iznt-
celona, and lay off the harbour for 24 hours. Car-
-1
tain de RIONY, the Commander, intimated throt;gb
the French Consul in Catalonia, that the object of I.'s
cruize was to give assistance and protection to any
French subjects who might be exposed to danger is
the present state of the Peninsula. The Medee after-
wards proceeded to Tarragona. French vessels have,
for the same purpose, appeared before Malaga, .11i-
cant, and other Spanish ports. •
FIMINC/I Iroms, 2,—Five per Cents. 9st SIZ.C.-1!..:k
&thaw, %k f.