Star.
London, England, 1825-03-19 00:00:00

The banishment of the late Visit, Ghalib Priebe, fro,
Gallipoli to Magnesia, has, under these eircuMstancee,
excited some sensation, because he is considered, though
improperly, at the head of the discontented. Better
informed persons however aibrm. that Ghalib Pacha
has himself wished and asked for this change, probably
to be out of the way of susiicion, and of any imprudent
step of his numerous friends and adherents.
The 6th of this month, a diviiion of the Turkish fleets
of two corvettes and three brigs, sailed to the Darda-
nelles, there to wait•for further orders land meantime to
cruize against the Greek pirates, which render the navi-
gation on the coasts of Asia Minor more dangerous than
ever; and would do still more injury to European mer-
chantmen, against which their piracies are almost ex-
clusively directed, did they not keep them in check by
vigorous resistance, and at times by severe reprisals.—
A Russian ship, with a cargo from Smyrna to Scala
Nuova, was lately pillaged by them near Samos, under
the most frivolous pretetts, or rather with open violence.
A Captain of a ship which arrived at Smyrna on the 81st
alt. and left the port of Modon on the 15th, says, that
at that time Patras was entirely free from blockade, and
that that place, as well as Coron and Modon, was well
provided with ammunition and provisions."
No certain news has yet been received here that
Ibrahim Pacha, since his late return to Rhodes, has
again quitted that station.
There is no later account of the affairs of the Morea
than what is afforded by the Hydra Gazette up to7th Ja-
nuar y. The civil war seemed to have taken a favourable
turn for the Government at Napoli ; all the Chiefs
of the insurgents having been beaten, but it is not
stated that any of them had been taken. The conta•
_eon at Napoli is stated to have been very malignant.
The most remarkilste document in the Hydra Gazettes
is the following Report of General Gouras, which we
translate literally, dated Lukura, 16th (28th) Dec.
" TO MI AUGUST DIRICTORT.
" Most of the western troops under my command are at Cala-
victa and Kirpeni, while the others besiege Diakopto.
" The tyrant Zaimi is besieged by the brave Sullots in Three
Towers, near Kirpeni. I hope that the measures I have ordered
will bring this wicked apostate to Napoli ; it will then appear, whe-
ther the laws of Greece are founded on justice. If, from false
*lotions of philanthropy and political delicacy, the Members of
the Government should choose to pardon these Anti-Regents, and
their late or present partisans, they may know that next year they
will have to pardon me, for where wickedness is not padding k
easily finds imitators.
" Gurruistos—Ton will please not to despise these rude words
of mine ; for the Greeks are not a saleable commodity, to be given
up to the contempt of a Zaind, the dissoluteness of a Londo, or tbe
hypocrisy of a Notara. to say nothing of the rapacity of Coloco-
trod, and the fay of Nikita, u being too notorious. The pious
&rad, after having drained Greece,
to and sent the wealth of Gummi
Zante, now sends his son with SOO men to support Zsimi at
raped. (Signed) " GOURAS."

A cornmunttioa is said to have been received from
Madrid, by the agents for raising a Spanish loan in this
country, in which Faitnts9stspeiterates his former de-
claration, that he will ceier acknowledge the bonds of
the Cortes, even for 'value of the paper on which
they are printed. All the best private accounts from
Madrid concur in stating, that such is the degree of sub-
jection in which the KING is held by the Priests, that he
' is now less master of his own actions than when kept
under the restraints of the Cortes. All the negotiations,
and pretended negotiations, for loans, have had their
origin in the interested designs of speculators, who have
had the address to persuade FERDINAND and his confes-
sors of their ability to bring things to a successful issue,
but whose chief object has been that of taking advan-
tage of the state of the market which necessarily follows
any report that a negotiation has actually been set on
foot. It is affirmed farther, with still greater confidence,
that since the hour FERDINAND left Cadiz, there has
never been made, on the part of Spain, one proposition
for a loan which could be listened to by an honest man.

The DIAMOND frigate has arrived from Vera Cruz.—
She is expected to bring some interesting intelligence
respec:ing the Mexican Mines.

WINDSOR' MARCH 18.—Yesterday afternoon, Sir C.
Lew and Mr. AILIWYMIOTv took leave of his Blamer, and left the
Royal Lodge fot their residences in town.
Prince Morristown declares, that his only object in
going to Paris was to 'dolt his Princess, who is dangerously ill. We
Lave heard that the disease of this Lady is incurable, it being a cancer
on the lungs.
Mr. Secretary Pats. gave a grand dinner on Wednes-
day to the Cabinet blinissers, at Ms resideice in Privy Gardens.
Mr. and Miss Coonnio arrived at Gloucester-lodge,
Brampton, ou Threplay eight, from Paris, from their visit to Lord
thrum s.*; they *ere attended by Mr. Wiwasts and Mr. n-
um, the King's Messengers.
-The greater part of the creditors of Mr. Lowo War.-
Liam, whose demands were under the sumo( .1200, have recently
beta paid in full ; and those whose demands were above that
amount, and who signed the Trust Deed, have already received
10L in the pound : and will shortly receive the remainder. Mr.
Lase WlLLtart is expected in England about the aneath of
=tree or October skit. Mrs. WIILI.XILICY, and the three
n are now at Draycot, where Mr. W. will then join them.
trovaa, Matron 17.—Arrived his Majesty's packet
Spitfire, Captain Kann, from Calais, bringing over the Lady_ot the
Right Hon. 'GRIMM CANNING, 110111. Mr. SYLVIVISItt Sir TIMMAS
Comeau, and several other passengers. Came in the Medusa,
steam-vessel, from Boulogne, with the Hen. W. Haseuvos, our
late Minister at Dresden, and other passengers. Arrived the Bi-
tansua, steam-vessel, front Bretagne, with the Hon. Levens
Gawre.
Emily Marchioness of 'Londonderry had an elegant assembly
'Yesterday evening, at her house in St. James's-square.
Lord Melbourn entertained the Earl and Countess Cowper and
a select party to dinner yesterday, at his house Whitehall.
ARGYLL itoosts.-141adanie CATALANI'S Third Con-1
Bert took place last evening, in the presence of a most
brilliant anti crowded audience. So great was the de-
ll/kind for tickets that by three o'clock in the day the
'whole number piepaied were disposed of, and during
the 'course of the evening more Ulm 300 persons were
disappointed of gaining adtnisdan at the door. Madame
carautst was in most excellent vcice, and was en-
cored in most of her piece..
' The troops destined for and v hich were so for-
tunately rescued from the Kent, indiaitban. when she
blew up, will erlab4rk on board the Charles Grant,
which is expected to sail about the 3d cf