Star.
London, England, 1821-12-11 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, NOVRMBER 27.

The Russian Army of the South, commanded by
Count Wittgenstein, is to have for its ran-guard
10,000 Polish Lancers. This fine and numerous Ca-
valry is to be under the immediate command of the
Grand Duke Constantine. The Emperor Alexander
is expected shortly to review these troops.

VIENNA, NOVEMBER ss.

According to accounts from various parts of the
Mediterranean and Adriatic, the Cephalonian Corps
in the More*, has received considerable sums of
money from the Island of Cephalonia. A great num-
ber of inhabitants of the Island of Zante embarked

at the beginning of October for the Morea, though
the English have strict orders to prevent it. Even
from Corfu itself, where the English troops are very,
numerous, a great many young men have gone to
the port of Missolungi, in Etolia, to serve in a corps
formed there.
HERMANSTADT, NOVEMBER st.

Some thousands of Turkish troops have lately ar-
rived at Widdin to reinforce the corps of the Pacha ;
two or three thousand remained only one night at
Widdin, and then proceeded to Belgrade, passing
through the southern part of Servia, which was done
without any opposition. It appears that the accounts
of the discontented spirit of the Servians have been
exaggerated. The Government at Constantinople
has desisted from the intention of occupying Servia
with Turkish troops, for up to this time the Turks
have only garrisons in - Belgrade, Semandria, and
Schabacz. The occupation of Servia would be the
most impolitic measure that the Turks could adopt
under the present circumstances.

Lisbon Papers to the 2cl of December contain the
following intelligence from Brazil:

LISBON, DECEBIBER 1.
CORTSS.SITTING OF TIIE 24.ru NOVEMBIRe

Two dispatches were read, sent directly from Recife
to the Cortes, by the thevidor of Recife: the first, of
the 24th September, relates the formation of a, Junta
of Government at Goianna, and the attack made by
a force sent from that place on the city of Olinda,
which was repulsed with great loss in killed, wounded,
and prisoners.
The second dispatch, of October 8, states the mea-
sures that bad been taken to pteveat the effusion of
blood, by using the most cot:can:wry m2aus: tbar'

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M. FERREIRA DA SILVA said, that the Tl*
of the people of that province arose entirely froro the
bad and arbitrary government of Luiz do Rego Bar_
reto, and of the Ouvidors, principally cif him As
signed the dispatches; and that when the orderse/
the Cones should arrive at Pernambuco, the immix,
would be entirely tranquil, since it desired met*
the same as the other provinces enjoyed.

M. PEREIRA DA CARNEO said, he thought flat
Cortes should susi.end their opinion of the proteed.
ings of Don Luiz do Rego, till it should be cleat,
proved whether his conduct was an effect of hi,ty.
runny, or whether it had been necessary want de
factious.—Therßipers were referred to the Comnauit
of the Constitution.

S, me Papers were read, brought from Bahia*
other places in Brazil, by the brig Aurora, from N.
nambuco, giving an account of theevents mentimi
above. The Captain speaks in the highest terstof
General Luiz do Rego.
The Cortes have continued the discussion of Ai
articles of the Constitution. They have likewise cob
menced the discussion of a Project of Law for di
Abolition of the Auditors, Physicians, and Surges
of the Army ; and the reform of the Midtary Hovi.
tals, by reducing those establishments to a footig
suitable to the actual peace establishment.

If we could for a moment have doubted them/Kt
of Russia in regard to Turkey, those doubts wookl
have been dissipated by the last arrivals from tie
Continent, which are decidedly warlike. The sev
ultimatum of the Emperor ALEXANDER is ninth 1110 R
arrogant in its demands than any preceding one; and
there is no doubt but that these demands will be mode
such as the Ottoman Porte cannot accede to.

It has long been the policy of Russia to consik
the Greek portion of the Turkish Empire as a &Lid
aggrandisement,.and to seek to extend the boundaries
of Russia over Wallachia, Moldavia, Romelia, AL a
far as the Euxine. The insurrection of the Creels,
the invasion of the Persians, and the distracted tit
of Turkey, afford him the opportunity, and he is ex
on the point of availing himself of it. Accordingly,
we find the Emperor reviewing troops, putting ha
whole Army in a state of equipment, concenunting
several corps of that Army, and putting others la
motion.

It is extremely probable that the Emperor dkcs.
TRIA may aid Russia in the destruction of the OW*
man Empire; for, while the Emperor AuLtsona
looking for the greatest portion of the Greek
vinces, the Emperor FRANCIS, no doubt, has asep
on those districts and towns higher up the Dank
and adjoining his own territories. These may elan
indemnify him for active operations, or be consided
as a boon for his neutrality ; but who, ever Mudd
Austria to be neutral when there was a Proviatee
be aided to its unwieldy Empire?
But it is said Prussia, a Power always seal
to abet a war of spoliation, is arming, and Mats
corps of 30,000 men is to be formed immediatelyk
the Grand Duchy of Posen ; for what purpose k
not stated, but no doubt to second the views of*
Holy Alliance Junto.
That in the present events of Europe .a war's,
minating, which may involve every Power ink,i
extremely probable: for England cannot surelylal
on with indifference, when Russia is stretching
giant power to Asia, with what ulterior views
well known ; nor will France tamely submit n
Austria and Russia the arbiters of both the**
and South of Europe.
Whichever way we look, however, we seek*
hope at present for the Independence of the Greeb;
for, although the Russians may, and do favour ie
Greek Insurrection, as facilitating their own purr*
yet the Emperor ALEXANDER will newer assn
founding an independent Greek Empire. Elessoi
a measure, we doubt not, would be resisted by tig
Emperor of AUSTRIA, who would have the 1,04
Reform and Independence struck out of every 0'
cabulary.
The first step of Russia will most probably ie
occupy Moldavia and Wallachia, under the pretorl
of protecting the Greeks ; and if this does oat
PN
yoke Turkey to declare war, other means
sib k
found to goad her to it; and then the magnaolo.
ALEXANDER will not stop until Constantinople..
him conqueror.
The Faris Papers of Saturday add no II:fora:0A
relative to the proceedings of the Chamber dal!
ties, of interest; but, if we mar judge from the WA'
in the Journal des Debats, the French Censors arel
active. Under the head Great Britain we find the*,
lowing paragraph, " The Journals publish matiy dell°
of the Secret Con:mittee of the '26th November'ilii
Then fellows a blank, and to the last pliaVi ,t.
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moderate principles adopted by the press
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the fortification; that the troops awl is. re2Pd
Olinda were resolved to employ fins 611701
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ME OF YORK.

twelve and one o'clock, an ex-
fyom the Duke of Yoax, at
near Weymouth, the seat of Mr.
ais Royal Highness would be in
clock on Sunday. This communi•
inexpected, as it was a fortnight
ral Duke intended to return to
and had arranged to be at Beg-
, • to spend two or three days with
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, and from
Woburn, in Bed!ordshire, on a
and Duchess of BID7OIID. His
ived at York House, St. James's,
ialf-past two o'clock, where Lieu-
'NSEND, of the 14 Regiment of
ich Regiment his Royal Highness
' Sir H. TAYLOR. his Military
waiting to receive his Royal High-
al" igesl with the Royal Duke on mili-
Os.
whininess till past four.
Yesterday his Royal Highness transacted business'
the Commander-in-Chief's Office, in the Horse
Goads, His Royal Highness has oeen thus unex-
pectedly called to London, on account of the neces-
salmovements of the Army to Ireland, where three
Veteran Battalions are to be formed from the Pen-
. there. We were concerned to observe a black
leather sling over the Royal Duke's left shoulder,
which he is obliged to rest his right arm in, occa-
limed, from an injury be received when shooting.

WEYMOUTH, DECEMBER 9.

yesterday evening, his Royal Highness the Duke
gyms left Lulworth Castle for town. His Royal
Highness has enjoyed the diversions of the field every
dayduring the week, and has been highly gratified on
killing a great quantity of game. The shooting-party
ist accompanied his Royal Highness consisted of--
um Yarntourh, the Speaker of the House of Commons, Mr.
gnat, Mr. H. Baring, and Mr. Peel.
The following is the account of the game killed
the first three days (the weather very unfavourable):
licoday, in one hour, 22 pheasants, 7 hares, 2 rabbits, and
litsakoek.
ihrsday-10 partridges, 47 pheasants, 41 hares, 42 rabbits,
.i 3 woodcocks.
Veinesday-7 partridges, 94 pheasants, 42 bares, 26 rabbits,
miswoodcocks.—Total killed, 348.
The hospitalities of Lulworth Castle have been
kt up with unexampled splendour. The grand
Liners have far exceeded anything of the kind ever
gins in this County. A select and distinguished party
at down each day. Among those who had the honour
If being inuo.fuced to his Royal Highness were-
-7k Right Hon. Earl Dishy, Sir E. and Lady Baker, Gene-
ai Widen and his Lady, T. &Sett, Esq. (late High Sheriff),
&Firma, Esq. M.P. J. Calcraft, Esq. M.P. H. Bankes, Esq.
Band, Esq. and his Lady, the Misses Bond, the Rev.
Wind, Rev. G. Fisher, and most of the neighbouring Gentry.

le• Duke of CAMBRIDGE has, arrived at Berlin,
Hanover.
1 outrageous attack on Lady Moanan's spirited
Week om /14, which lately appeared in the Quar-
MI, Review, seems only to have hastened- the sale of
Iberiewto edition, since we observe, and with much
re, that a new edition, in octavo, is announced
the 18th instant. This makes, altogether, eight
s, viz. two in London, two in Paris, one at
Is, one at Weimar, one at Jena, and another
t New York.
We are happy to state, that the manufacturers of
Troviblidge are at this time, and have been for seve-
-11 walls past, fully employed; in several of the
ktones they work unusual hours. From the last
census, it appears that the population of Trowbridge
nearly 10.000, and that about 9,000 are nianufac
taring labourers, the whole of whom, except the aged
and sick, have now as much •work as they can do.
Ibe poor-rates, in consequence, are low ; provisions
also are very Cheap, and perhaps, on the whole, it
was never better times with Trowbridge—that is, fur
!belabouring class. The master manufacturer, how-
ever, complains, that from the extreme competition.
he does not get a common per tentage on his capital;
that be uses his machinery to prevent st from spoiling,
and in order to keep his connections.
W. B. WRIGHTsow, Esq. of Hutton Ilonville, at the
late receipt of his Lady-day tents, in Northumber-
land, returned his tenants 20 per cent. and 10 per
cent at the preceding rent day.
J. H. LEIGH, Esq. M.P. for Winchester, has made
a further reduction of 10 per cent. on the rents of his

Warwickshire estates.
WILLIAM HOUGHAM, Esq. at his annual rent din-
SO on Thursday last, made a deduction of 20 per
ma. on his pasture lands, and 10 per cent. on his
hop grounds, which, added to the allowance of last
year, makes a deduction of 25 per cent.
G. USBORNE, Esq. of Staplehurst, kindly threw off
boa 10 to 15 per cent. on the rent of his respective
"Mb, due at Michaelmas last.
! Over the door of a house at Crickdale, in Wilts,
is the billowing :—" Shoes mended according to the
best and most approved method. Drowned per-
MN on application, immediately restored, so as to
pewit the complaint ever returning.—N. B. The per-
urn be dead !"
ASSASSINATION.-.—Mr. ANTIiONY Rows; who was
shot by some villains on his way from Truro to Red-
nth, on the evening of Wednesday se'nnight, died of
the wound he then received, on Tuesday last, leaving
a widow and six children to lament his untimely fate.
An Inquest was held on the body on Wednesday, when
the following particulars were stated:—The villain by
whom he was shot passed him cn the road at a quick
pace, and as he came close to him, Mr. Rowse had
an opportunity of remarking his dress, which was
slight-coloured shooting jacket, and small clothes.
As soon as he had passed, he turned and fired, but
West. have instantly perceived the approach of Mr.
Vlit.ttaras, who was coming towards the place with
a lantern and candle, and was not one hundred yards
from the spot when the shot was fired, but whose ap-
proach was concealed from the observation of the
villain by a turning in the road and a large shaft
burrow, and on whose appearance the murderer made
oL Mr. Rowses horse did not set off when the shot
Was fired, and Mr. WILLIAMS found him near the
spot where he received the fatal wound. The Jury
returned a verdict of Wilful Murder against some
Person or persons unknown. At the time the attack
was made Mr. RowsE had twenty-sir pounds in cash
and notes about him.

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go arrived in tows
4,691w0rth Castle, nea
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DukeS and Duch(
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„,it to the Duke a
Royal Highness arriii
so Sunday, about ha
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yet Guards, of whit
is Commander, and
Isecretary, were in wi
•_, oss,and were engagl