Star.
London, England, 1825-12-01 00:00:00

We have received the Etoile of yesterday by Express.
It contains the conclusion of our observations on the

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present state of the Money Market, /Which appeared in I
the Stan of Saturday, the commencement having been
given in the &ode of the preceding day. The Etoik
contains little intelligence. The French Funds have
fallen still lower.
It is said, that in consequence of the urgency of the
State for money, the Clergy had offered the Govern-
ment of Spain the sum of 25,000,000 of reals.

General MAXIMILIAN SEBASTIAN FO:, died ef 'a
aneurism of the heart, at the age of fifty, leaving a
widow and five young children. M. BENJAMIN Cox•
STANT is seriously ill of a bowel complaint.

M. az MATArLonlim arrived at Iwo on the 19th
instant, on his way to Madrid.
The Rode quotes, from the Trieste Gazette, an arti-
cle stating that the Turco-Egyptian fleet put to sea on
the 15th of October, and had approached Navarino
without encountering the Greek fleet.

This forenoon we received the Allgenicine Ziitung to
the 25th ult. It contains an article from the Oriental
Spectator, the Editor of which is an unpitying and
unrelenting foe to Greece, and its liberty. This Jour-
nal stater, that through the interference of Commodore
HAMILTON, of the CAMBRIAN, the two Turkish Pachas
who had been so fang detained at Napoli, had been
exchanged for the son of Primo BET and about sixty
Greeks. The Commodore goes to Corfu to convey Mr.
STHATIOIDCANNINIII to Constantinople. The Greek fleet
was at sea, waiting fer the expedition from Alexandria.
The Oriental Spectator represents IBRAHIM PACISA
as traversing the Morea at his will, with 6000 men. He
is said to have taken CONSTANTINg BOZZARIS prisoner;
however, little stated in this Journal, on the.subject of
the Greeks, is to be relied on.

One of the French Papers states, on the authority of
letters from Constantinople of the 26th of October, that
the Turkish and Egyptian expedition, which letters
from Trieste for some time have announced as having
arrived in the Archipelago, and even in the port of
Suda, is not only in the port of Alexandria, but that it
was not to sail till the end of October, or the beginning
of November. The Schiclar of IBRAHIM PACHA has
left Constantinople for th Morea, with instructions re-
commending the greatest activity in the operations, in
order to subdue the Morea before the winter.

This forenoon we received Lisbon Gazettes to the 20th
of November. They are full of decrees and opinions
on the Treaty of Brazil, which appears to have given
great satisfaction, and is to be celebrated by a Drawing
Room, illuminations, and 're Dew*. Brazil is declared
an Empire, independent of the King& m of Portugal
and Algarve, though his present Portuguese MAJESTY
(and, we presume, only the present one) takes the title
of Emperor t,f BRAZIL. A notice from the Depart-
ment of Foreign Affairs, notices the conclusion of the
treaty with Brazil, and gives a copy.
The Casette of the 18th ult. states, on the authors'
of letters from Rio de Janeiro, that negotiations we
on foot, for giving Portugal a preference in commer-
cial affairs. The following are extracts:

LISBON GAZETTE, NOVAXIMI 15.
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DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

I. Sta—His Most Fai•hfulM;jesti having by his
letters patent of the 13th May, this year, created and
recognised Brazil as a. empire, independent of the King.
rims of Portugal and Algarve, ceding and trans:erring
from that time the sovereignty of that empire to his
august son, the Prince Don Pedro, and, in consequence
of this, a treaty of peace and alliance betwern the two
States having been concluded on the 29th of the month
of August, this )ear, and ratified by his Most Faithful
Majesty this day, his Majesty is pleased to order, that
vessels, as well men of war as merchantmen, bearing
the Brazilian flag, shall be admitted from this time
forward into the ports of those Kingdoms, and of the
colonies. This I communicate to your Excellency for
your information, and the due execution of the same.
.Gon preserve your Excellency.
Palace of 15th of November, 1925.
CONDE DE PORTO SANTO.
To Senhor Joaquin Jose• Monteiro Torres.
11. (Word for word the same, addressed to the Conde
da Barbacena Francisco.)
111. (Addressed to Don Miguel Antonio de MAO
after the same preamble, proceeds—" His Majesty has
been pleased to order, that henceforward the ships and
merchandize of Brazil, shall be admitted into the ports
of those kingdoms, the former being considered as
Portuguese, and the latter paying, fir the present, a
duty of 15 per cent. ad valorem ; the duties on trans-
shipment and re-expOrtation remaining the same as
before."

IV. (Addressed to Senhor Jose Manoel Placid." de
Moraes, for the information of the Board of Commerce,
is word for word the same as
V. " It being fixed by the Bth Article of the Treaty
concluded between Portugal and Brazil, that a mixed
commission shall be formed, to estimate the losses suf-
fered by Portuguese subjects, since Brazil commenced
hostilities against Portugal, and though the place for
I the meeting of the commission, and the time for the
commencement of its labours are nut yet fixed, it is
however necessary, that the respective documents should
be prepared, since, according to the said article, no
claim will be reputed valid, unless made within a year
from the installation of the said commission. His
Majesty orders that the Royal Board of Commerce
shall take the necessary measures, giving notice at the
same time, that all persons, who, in consequence of the
events which have taken place, have lost offices which
they held in Brazil for life, have a right to address
their claims to the said commission; those excepted,
who left Brazil accompanying his Most Faithful Ma-
jesty by his order, who are to be indemnified in a dif-
ferent manner."

The Supplement to the Lisbon Genetic, Nov. 15,
contains a long decree, by which, after stating his con-
stant endeavours to promote the interest both of Por-
tugal and Brazil, and the signature of the treaty
between the two countries, he announces, that from this
day he auumes the title of Emperor of Brazil, in is
dition to the tide of his Royal Crown.

Thenakspeare has arrived in the River, from a port
in Colombia, with a rich cargo of silver, copper, and
produce. The metalis said to be the first fruits of the
mines worked by English capital.

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THE KING.
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Wrausoa,. Nov. to.—His MAJESTY and shire left
the Royal Lodge this afternoon at two o'clock, with the
usual attendants, for an airing. HIS MAJESTY drove
his favourite ponies in the phaeton, and was followed
by his suite. in the double-bodied phaeton, and on horse.
back, to Virginia Water, where they remained some
time, and teturned by the usual xoute to the Lodge,
after a' airirg of n-arly three boors.
Yesterday afternoon, the weather being unfavourable, prevented
his Martyry from enjoying his driwo