Star.
London, England, 1824-03-11 00:00:00

Brttseels Parer: to the tOth instant reached us this
form:am. The fa:towing are eztraets:

. BRUSSELS, MARCH &
Itecetit letters from the Archipelago state, that the
Greek{ have again made a lending twenty leagues to
the Mirth of Smyrna 4 that they levied large contribu-
tions, and required a large quantity of provisions, aftei
which they re-embarked. Other points on the coasts of
Asia Minor" have likewise been disturbed by the Greeks,
who, bring masters of thd sea, seize the richest Talks
in Natolia, who are obliged to pay large ransoms. •
Yesterday afternoon an Austilan Cabinet MessensPr
passed through this city, fm his Way from Vienna t(')
London. Mercantile expresses are continually passing
through this city, between Paris and Amster.:am,
AUGSBURG, FEBRUARY 29.
It is affirmed that eat-the art ival of the Emperor t.e
Austria at Milan,- which will be about the middle cf
next month, great changes will be made in the hightst
departments of the adntinissr.uions of the kingdom of
Lombardy and Venice.
On the other hand, k seems that the journey of t!:,2
Emperor has a phlitical object, the Cabinet of Vier.,
believing that the presence of his-Majesty in hi,. it 4:1 all
States will produce a favourable impression on the mind
'of the people of that country; putting an end to certain
measures of severity which the Government of Milan
had thought it necessary to adopt against a multitude
of persons suspected of uttering opinions contrary to the
system by which the country is at preseut governe.!.

Hobart Town Gazettes have been received at tie New
England Coffee-house, to the sth of October.
By the arrival of the Regalia, from Sydney, we deg
rive the following information:.—The ship Recover?
had arrived, with 180 male convicts from Ireland ; the
guard comptisesl a detachment of the Ist Royals, c0..+1;
manded by Capt..Gill,who is accompanied by his Lady.

Monday last, the Sth of March, .the remains of Sir
Tumuli Run, Bart. were interred In the family vault, at lie..a.
Seldom has been witnessed so general a demonstration of grief as
was evinced on this occasion. The funeral was attended by a lams
list of relatives and friends; every house in Swell was closely shut
ltp; sod, notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, the
iuba-
Ditants, in deep mourning, joined in the melancholy scene—thus
proving their sincere regret for the loss of a beloved friend and bene-
factor, and the respect which they universally felt for departed
Anse and, benevolence.

Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial
Mee, hs Downing-street, from Sir G. L. Cot; Governor of the
bland of Idautidus.
The Duke of GLOITCRATIR had a grand dinner party
yesterday, at Gloomster Home.
The Princess MARIA ANNI, Duchess Of BAVARIA,
died on the 4th ultimo, at I!ankh.

The Duke and Duchess of 130/4RRSIT entertained the
Marquis and Marchioness of LillirgA and a distinguished party
at dinner yesterday, at their boomrk-lane.
Dowager Lady NBA'S had a-select circle of fashion-
aldci yesterday evening, at her USW In-Albemarle street.
Lord and Lady W. Betertscx. have removed from
Part-bane to Chariewstrect, Berkeley-square.
LORD GRA/WILL% the British Ambassador, arrived
at the Hague on the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. AGAR Et.its gave a grand dinner yes-
terday to a distinguished party of friends, sled. Intend entertaining
a hitcher party on Murday.•
A- very splendid Ball and Supper waslately given by
the Nelson Club ty Belfast. the most striking feature in the ac-
count of the Vanes. in the Belfast Paper is the following descrip-
tina of the dress of the Marchioness Vast' Lownotsoisay :—" This
dress exceeded in magnificence anything of the kind ever seen, and
theca baffles description. Her Ladyship's dress consisted of a dia-
mond bandeau, unmounted by a brilliant diamond tiara ; the rack.
lace and ear-rings were emeralds and diamonds; the wait was en-
circled by a diamond cams. over a gown which was magnificently
looped in numerous parts with unrivalled coloured stones. Ibe
front of the gown was formed in the shape of an apron, and was
crossed alternately with rows of topmes, pink and yellow turquois
emeralds, amethysts, rubies, and diamonds, until they reached tb:
waist, where they were met by a brillianediamond stomacher."
AFFAIR or Hollow'. A misunderstanding took
place between Mr. EDWARD O'Gamsr, jun. of Stephen's-green, East,
and Mr. EnwAsto CaseT, son of his. Casey, of Ely-place, a Magis-
trate,:when leaving St. ees Church, Dobai*, after Divine Service,
on Sunday last. The affair, it it said, rat iginsted in some remarks re-
specting the late affair between Mr. Sesum Rice and Mr. Watts's
O'Gawny. Warm language produced blows, and arrangements
were male for a meeting yesterday morning. The police having
heard of the affair, Mr. Gooassoe, chief peace-olScer of College-street
Once, succeeded late on Sunday night in taking Air. OTRADT into
Custody, when be was bound over to keep the peace, himself in
100 W. and two sureties in SOW. each.—Freenent's.Miresd, March 9.
POLICE Orrice, CORIC..-- A recent elopement from the
neighbourhood of Kinsale, between a Miss B. sod a Mr. M. has
been the subjett of investigation at this Offoe fortbabeitwo days,
'whew is appeared that the parties haviogluen esainied meouling to
the estalaldsed law at Cloyne, and the lady being reported as no
mere than fourteen or Sheen years of age, her gallant companion,
to &void further proceedings, has consented tea deed of separation.
FAUX PAS IN HIGH Lire.--;The Lady of Mr. B--e,
resident in one of the squares of Dublin, recently
eloped with the Captain of a Dragoon Regiment. She
is the mother of three children, one an infant, which site
took with her, and is about twenty-five years of age.
Tile LATE DU ..—Mr. COOPER, the Gentleman who
was wounded in a duel fought near Islip ton, on Mon-
day morning, has been pronounced out of danger. The
wounded Gentlrnan is a native of North Wales, and
the dispute originated about the antiquity of the Gaelic
or Celtic literature. Captain Moan's, being a son of
Scotia, contended for the venerableness of the former,
whilst Mr. COOPER as pertinaciously defended that of
the principality.
Mr. Secretary CANNING'S statement respecting the
West Indies, which. was to have been made in the
House of Commons to-morrow, is postponed till Tues-
day, the 16th instant, as the Right Honourable Gentle-
man:will not be able to attend his. Parliamentary duties
till after the funeral of the Marquis of TICEIFIXLD.
NATIONAL SOClETY.—Yesterday, the General Corn•
stittee of the National Society for the Education of the
Poor in the Principles of the Established Chutch,beld
'their meeting at St. Martin's Vestry ROOM Eight fresh
schools were united to the Society, •and several grants
of-snoney were made towards the establishing of
schools ; amongst others, a very liberal donation for
building schools upon an enlarged plan, to meet the in-
creasing population at Brighton.
Great constetnation was, a few nights since, excited
at the New Hell in St. James's-street, by the entrance
of an unfortunate Country Gentleman in a red waistcoat,
which, being the costume of the Bow-street officers,
caused a sudden rush towards the leads and the co4l-
- Luckily the mistake was soon discovered, and
harmony. .restored, by the proprietor good.humouredly
observing, that he was only a pteort. -fosekr, and had
no.ruom tor, 4bits ltedbreasts!