Star.
London, England, 1824-10-04 00:00:00

maore'easy.

Yesterday the Russian Ambassador had ao a4diglce
of Its Majesty. . . .
It is stated, on Tuesday the Keeper of the Seals trans:
mined to M.de Chateaubriand the project of an Ordim-
nance of the King, which confers 'upon him, as a Minister
of State, a pension of 12,000 francs. The Viscount,
is added, has refused the pension. Lopez Banos, who
has been stated by some journals to be at Alfagnes, is in
the Bay of Gibraltar, with ISO men.
• Beabbtfee the end of the Month, Half-past 3 o'clock, AWL 60c.
• ,' ' PARIS, OCTOBER 1.
-! TIM!. Conde:din/mei publishes to-dog, after.the'!fe-
tai
113ordekis, the news of a pretended Russian aqua-
&on having arrived at the island. "of Majorca, with
25.000 men. • •

The. just doubts...which it expresses ivith regard to this
atement, and the reflections with which it acoompa-
nies them, would perhaps since to refute k; howev.er,
for the greater. certainty, we will say that this' news has
no foundation. The only Russian:vessel that has been.
seen in those seas, and which can be thereat this mo-
ment, is a ship that.sailed from Cronstadt, and arrived
directly of Brest,whither it seems to have come to col-
lect some information on subjects relative to the marine.
It warreceived with every attention, ..and the Maritime
AdMiniitration: Breir
„finn!sb# ill the-plans and
charts it could desire: This.-ir4ruth,-We do not think:

it necessary to discuss farther:the other circumstances
of the fable of the journalist. which seems wholly im-
probable to the journal that reales it. •

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 41.

The Austrian Observer of, this date, has an article
.frog Constantinople, dated disgust 26, to the follow-
ing effect
" No authentic new; has yet been received in this
capital of the expedition of the Capitan Pacha against,
Samos, though he was to arrive in the vicinity of dial
island between the 16th and 20th of August. Besides,
if it bas effected a landing, the fate of so large an'island
cannot be decided in a few days. We shtll probably
receive the first news from Smyrna.*

" The Egyptian ffeet was off Rhodes on the 11th and
12th of. August.. The. Captain of a French ship of war
went on board the Admiral's ship, and remained several
liours with Ibrahim Pacha, who. was very curio's's to

see the French,_crew maneauvre, which was done to,
,pleasl.him.;• According to the report of WI Captain,
Egyptian •tieet soo•i%ted of nine frights t, fourteen
threelnisted .corvettes, forty brigs and sebecinert, and
240 transport' •
" It was not yet possible to state with certainty whe-
ther this expedition 'was to proceed immediately to the
Morea, or to some other point in the Archipelago.,
'4l The silence which the Turkish Government 'eon
tines to observe relative to the motions of the .armies
-by land, is not a good, omen. Notwithstanding its posi-
tive orders, Omer and Dervisch Pacha have not yet
effected their junction. Thefirst is with 6,000 06,000
men near Arta. His intentions and his' sentiments are
very problematicat Letters from *Missolonghi say,
that Omer is marching. towards Balton."
(Here follow some accounts of the operations by land,
which have been before publiihed).
" The Porte seems to place its greatest hopes on the
Egyptian fleet and army. Though large sums. -have
been taken from the Iniperial.Treasury, theland troops
have received little or nothing."
• Nothing was yet knoWn at Constantinople on the s 4 Septem-
ber, the date of the last dispatrhes'which have come by express.
By the Glenberiie—....."—, arrived in the Clyde, a file orDe-
merara Papers, from the 14th July to the 12th August,
has been received. Their columns are chiefly filled
with the details and remarks upon the Parliamentary
debate on the late Mr:Sm:th's case. At the date of the
latest accounts the Colony was tranquil ; but we regret
to state that-the garrison was very sickly. A ball had'
been given by the Bachelors Of-the Colony, in honour
of Lady D'UnsA lc, which wag graced by the presence of
nearly one hundred Ladies of.the'first rank and respect-
ability in the Colony.--Her Ladyship, together with his
Excellency, &c. arrived abotsc.half-past nine, and was
received by the Hon.Jifinn CROAL, and the other Stew-
aids in waiting, at the entrance to the Colony House;
the band of the 27th Regiment, whose services had
been kindly afforded on theoccasion by Colonel HAnz,
playing " God save the Kin ."
, .
Hobart: Town Gazettes ave been received at the
New England Cdffee Bathe, to the 3d. of April. The
Royal Charter, whiCh was 'taken out by the Hibernia,
'was read' at the Government House by the Preirost
Marshal, and gave rat iatisfaction. A satute..Of 21
guns was fired from Mulgrave battery : and the Chief
Justice colgiatulated the Assembly on the extension of
'the laws and institutions of the Colony, by the Royal
Charter. A Stock-keeper had been cartiedoff by,the
natives, and it was feared, would not be able to escapee
;
We have received Norfolk (United. States) Papers to
',the 2d. of September...
,The following are exfratts: •
A. postscript to-tite Cutoarltieue, printed at Caraccas,
July 26, says,. an embargf) is' laid it l'Orto Covello,
until the 'expedition of 3,000 men sails for- Peru, which
departs about the 15th of August, for (Thai:res. •
FROM Till NORFOLK lIIIIILALD OP -SEPTEMBER 1.
Captain J. Northrup; of the -Colombian national
selOollaltnteral Santander, came up os Saturnia even-.