Star.
London, England, 1822-02-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

court:, JANUARY 2.
The conduct Um. masters shews more and more
their partiality in favour of the Turks. Not contented
with having manifested it by closing up by their police
all the channels through which we might receive in-
formation of what is passing in Greece, they make
war by anticipation against Russia. The Consul-
General of that Power at Smyrna heing obliged to
quit his post, to escape assassination, had take% re-
fuge at Cerigo, with the persons belonging to his
office, where he lived, strictly watched by the police.
He hoped that time would bring some relaxation of
this strictness, and he had permitted his first Drago-
man to go to Zante, where his wife and children had
taken refuge on the burning of Plants. This Officer
thought the wished-for moment was at hand when he
should join his family, but with arrival at the Health
Office, he received orders to re-embark, and to de-
pan within a certain time. In vain he alleged his
character, and the rights of nations ; a deaf ear was
turned to his' remonstrances, and he was obliged to
depart. Since that time, the Government has given
notice to the Consul. General of the Emperor Alexan-
der, to his Legation, and all Russian subjects, to quit
the lonian Islands. It is imagined that all these ex-
patriated individuals, most of whom arc in very unfor-
tunate circumstances, are going to embark for Italy.
FRANKtORT, FEBRUARY tr.
The Emperor of Russia has issued an Ukase, which
abolishes for ever the punishment of branding, which
was in use in Russia after the punishment of the
knout ; in order that the criminal, if he ever should
repent and amend his conduct, may be able again to
appear in society without the disadvantage of having
his crime recalled to his own recollection, or that of
others, by the brand-mark. The Emperor has also
prohibited the use of all violent means to constrain
accused persons to acknowledge themselves guilty.
FEBRUARY 14.—1 t is pretended that couriers have
been dispatched to the Powers of the first order, with
the Declaration of the Emperor Alexander, relative
to the differences between Russia and the Porte.
. BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY IR.
An account from Halle, in IVestphalia, • says, that
the Students of the University in that city, to the
number of some hundreds, discontented because their LONDON;
fencing-room was shut up, ls;.ve chosen leaders, and

Detachments of the 18th, Stith, Slat, 80th, and 85th Regi-
ments are ordered to embark at Cowes, Isle of Wight, on Ward
the Urania transport, for the Mediterranean.
This morning the Ist Battalion of the id Guards marched
front Chatham for the Tower. The 2/1 Battalion of the Cold-
stream Guards will march into Chatham Barracks an Monday.

NAVAL I\I'ELLIGENCE.

The Moffat, ALCIIIIM, from Bengal, Madras, the Cape, and
St. Helens, which ran on shore on the Black Tail Sand on Sa-
turday evening, has been got off, and passed Gravesend es
Thursday.
THE THANES EAST INDIANAN. _ _

Pronouns. Fan. 22, Pour e.m.—The liosourable Com-
pany's ship Thames was hove off the beach about eleven o'clock
this morning, and is now on her passage for Landow, where at
is hoped she will arrive safely in a day or two. SU makes but
little water. Too much credit cannot be given to Mr. Wit-
co:use and Captain 111 ILMY, whose perseverance has ken very
conspicuous. Four days since, it was considered impossible that
the ship could have been got ready; but the caulkers and car-
penters have manfully done their duty. Mr. Italia, one of the
owners, has been very active during the affair. It is considered
that this is the first instance of a ship of this size having ever
been got off, on the coast of Sussex, for many years.
Rya, Fes. 22.—Half-past Five, P.M.—The Thames Fax In-
dianian, with two steam-boats a-head, is now passing thr.)ugh
this bay ; wind W.S.W. and moderate : suppose she will be
round Dungeness by six o'clock.
FALMOVTU, Fsa. 21.—Wtra N.—Sailed the Success trans-
port, for Barbadocs.
PLYMOUTH, I'rs. 21.—Wind N.—Sailed the Ilurleigh, Sr tM•
mints, fur Tobago, having been repaired. AU the vessels bound
Westward have sailed, except the Herald, You're/.
Cowes., Frs. 22.—Put back the General Palmer, Tanscorr,
for Madras.

PORT/ISIOUTIi, Frs. &W.—Artited the 'garb
MAMMA also. and the William and Alfred, DIMDALIZ, from the
l)owns for Antigua; and the Hazard, Ds Gaucnv, from Gi-
braltar. Sailed the Olive Branch, KIND, for the Cape of food
Hope. Put hack, the Vrow Anna, Yrit..
Drm, Frs. 22.r-Wind &W.—Put back the Asia, Ltunsav,
far Calcutta.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Speculation,
CARUS, from Faro; and Emerald, Moamar, from Belfast.
Cusrox-Ilorsz, FEL 22.—Ships Entered Inwards : The De-
ception, from Calais; Doune C..stle, from Charente; John and
William, from Oporto; Betsy, from Trieste; and Iwve, from
Quebee.—Entercd Outwards : The Albion, for Trieste and
Ilerbice ; Eclair, for Cork; Active, for Calais; Katherine, for
Bombay ; and Wellinzton, for Rio Janeiro.—Cleared Outwards:
The Ebenezer, fur Ilanihurgh ; Castle lluntley, for Ilidia;
Melanie, for Bourdcaux.

The French Papers of Wednesday scarcely contain
a single article of importune. The Provisional Go.
vernment of the Greeks is fixed at Argos, and conii-a
of six Ecclesiastics, and six secular Members. Prince
KURADIIA, formerly ll3spodar, is named Presideu.
The death of the Prince of PElttilA is again repoite.;
but it is said that hostilities have not ceased betwctm
the Persians and the Turks.

The yews respecting Russia and Turkey is rat'Lcr
warlike than otherwise; but there is nothing deciicee
known on the subject, though the French. GL';-
man Papers are tilled with reports.
The confirmation of the capture of Call.ro was re-
ceived yesterday at Lloyd's. General SAN MARI:g
entered it by capitulation on the 22d of September,
and found there an immense quantity of prt virious
and warlike stores. 'chive thousand men, the re-
mains of the Royalist Army, still kept togeter, under
General Ca xrA RAO, and had retired into the interior,
whither they were pursued by the Independent forces.
Covaier-Gssoxx.-I.ast night a new grand "manage:ly t Ora.
torte, under the title of The Deur, composed by Mr. lioefre,s,
the words by Mr. C. Duels, was performed. The style of
composition is grand and impresilve, and well elkulatra to
give effect to the ideas it is intended to convey to the mind; it
is altogether a composition, reflecting gerat cre,!it on Mt.
Rooms, as s composer. The choruses are grand and pout •ful,
and the arrangements made for their execution arc on a scale of
liberality well deserving public support a.:d patronage. The
!louse was extremely well tilled in every part.
A clerk belonging to a Government Of has been charged at
now-street with having violated the person of a young lady in
whose father's house he lodged. The fact was sworn to, but the
accused denies It. The Magistrate refused to admit him to bails

Tueulay, at Badminton, ark r a abort Mom, Lord Henry
Somerbet, thinl sou ut the Duke of Beaufort, awl late at Christ
Church, Oslutd.

Mated And pnbliilted by Livu. Kgbz,
plAci, Twi)le-DAL