Star.
London, England, 1826-04-24 00:00:00

STOCKHOLM, nth MAicar.

Our commerce with the East Indies, which is now carried on rot
tLe account of private persons, seems to be more flourishing than
when it was carried on exclusively for the East lidia Company.a..
Within these few days the Syren, Capt. Mogen, has arrived in our
roads, with a rich cargo from Batavia and Sindpote • the Calcium
also returned lately from the ante voyage, and the Pecioss, which
has sailed from these seas, will be back this year.
The French Pipers of and Saturday have
reached us. They contain letters from Constantinople
of the 29th of March, stating that Missolonghi, since the
fall of Vassaladi and Anatolico,was in imminent danger.
This is a proof that all the accounts given by our
contemporaries of the fall of this place, in the sitar of
official dispatches and authentic lttters, were, as we
stated at the time, unfounded ; and if the report in the
Diario.di Home, of the Bth of April, be true—namely,
that on the 28th of March the Greek fleet, of 60 sail,,
arrived before the place, we hope it may yet be saved.
The Limit, just alluded to; the Milan Gazette of the
Bth instant; and the Piedetentese Gazette of the 13th,,
make no mention of the fall of Missolonghi ; and there
is every reason to believe, that up to the beginning of
the present month it still held out.
The Law of ClittOMS has passed the French Chamber
of Deputies, after having experienced an amendment
which renders French vessels coming from English ports
liable to the same tonnage duties as foreign vessels—
This amendment, proposed by Mr. MZSTADItit was
strongly opposed.by the Ministers, but was °stria by
a majority of 188 to 145, which shews that even in the
Chamber of Deputies independent principles have gaits..
ed ground, and the Administration can no longer com-
mand majorities on all questions. The following
are extracts :

PROM TIIE !TOILS, DATED SATURDAY, APRIL 242.
Letters from Constantinople, of Seth March, say that Ibrahim
Pacha had sent thirteen Tartars to announce his late successes.--

The fall of Miuolongki is imminent, since the taking of Vassiladi
and Anatolia". The heads of same hundred Christians are expmed
at the gate of the Seraglio ' • and it is affirmed that the Grand
Seignor has given orders that not a Christian shall be left alive in
llissolonghi, nor any capitulation be agreed to. On the other
hand, It is said, that the garrison are resolved to sell their lives dear.
If the news of the success of the Egyptian should be confirmed, it
may be naturally supposed that the negociations of Mr. S. Canning
with the Divan, in favour of the Greeks, will meet with some
difficulties.

FROM tit COIIIIIIII VILANCJIIIL
The ship Les Cinq Freres, bound for Alexandria in Egypt,
sailed for Marseilles on the 14th, In the morning. It bad on board
a certain number of dicers, with the rank of Chief of &Milos, or
Captains. We could mention their names, if the Ministry sheold
be tempted to deny the fact which we allege. From the statements
which we find in the letters of our correspondents, we are autho-
rised to ask the Ministry the following questions.
Are there at Toulon chests (resembling chests of unto) destined
for Egypt. which were to have been shipped, at Marseilles, but
which will be sent another way, that the public may not be inform d
of it, and that the consignment may remain secret?
"Have the %hips of the Royal Navy which have been to Alex-
andria, or are going thither, no more artillery, ammunition, and
struske;put on board than the quantity prescribed by the regale-
dons according to the rate?"
The Ministry will doubtless no more answer these questions
than all the others which have been addressed •to it en the same
subject. But this very silence will be a new proof of its barbarous
partiality for the Paella of Egypt, and of its secret alliance with the
scourge of the Christians of the East.

The Kilts is expected at Carlton Palace to-morrow
or Wednesday. His Maraser purposes remaining in town till oho
Ant week in Just • and should his health permit (of winch we are
rejoiced to say Ostia is every probability) he will sot only bold
mine Levees, but at least one Drawing Room at St. James's.
Yesterday Prince Esreasu zt transacted business at
the Faraign Moe.
Last night, Viscount FonMetal left town with de-
spatches from the Foreign Oflce for his uncle, the Hos. Fans,.
arca Lams, the British Ambassador at Madrid.
The Earl of LVIZITOOL and the Earl of .HAIIROWIT
transacted business yesterday afteroooo with Mr. Seigniary
Camps.
Mr. MASIIRLY has casvassed the Borough of Abing-
don, and was received throughout in a ,saner wry gratifying to
the feelings of this highly independent Gostimnon, and who it is
expected will be returned for the third time without oppositioa.
The following is a list of the passengas by the ship
Cambridge, which arrived in the Dawns yesterday from Bombay'
—Mrs. Hooter Blair and Mies Baker • Mrs. William trepan and
little boy; Mrs. Prendergast and child; Mrs. Jervis sod child;
Mrs. Mee and Mrs. Johnson; Colonel Camellia, C. 8.; G. L
Prendergast, Esq.; Captain Gibb, Madras Army; Lisstenant
Thuillier; Lieutenant Wad. • J. Minnow, Bet
Mr. HoaaocLs, M.P.for Preston, has announced his
intention of retiring from his Partisan:tory duties at the close of the
present Session.
The Manchester Papers state, that no less than
40,000 persons are receiving charitable aid in that town.
We are informed that the GLecastaa 74, Captain
Jona. STIOIIIY HeliSea. at Sheerness, is ordered to be Acted wt.
to take his Grace the Duke of Dream= and reties, (above
fifty person) to the Baltic. The Glocsans is to be ready fei
wa in ten days. His Marawr's steam-vessel Laurrinoo will ac-
company the Gjoesgygg to cloostadt, to mosey his Grafton! the
Noblemen and Gentlemen of the adagios theme to St. Potenhargh.
The Mows frigate, Lord Brass, was ordered apes this service,
hut was found of insufficient capacity foe the coavoniake Af rh e
lumerous and splendid suite attacked to thi-oerrfee:--Batiok ire
o rde‘r"Pii•

Tilt MG..

WINDSOR, Avast 13.

This morning his MAttITY and suite attended Di-
vine Service, which was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Summit, his Majesty's Private Chaplain, at the new
Private Chapel, contiguous to the Royal Lodge.
This afternoon hia Mauer took Ms astral drive in Ida pony
phaeton. •
The Ktoo yesterday afternoon again visited the Cas-
tle. He went in his puny phaeton, accompanied by Sir
CHARLis Lono. and followed by his suite in two
others. His MazasTy left the Royal Lodge shortly
a'ter two o'clock, and drove himself the private way to
the Castle through the
_Little Park; where he arrived
about twenty minutes before three. Upon his arrival
he drove into the quadrangle, and was occupied a con-
siderablt time by inspecting the corridor and his suit
fio apAt tmentc in the yeast front of the Palace, and ex-
pressed himielf highly pleased with the rapid advance-
ments mule throughout the whole of the improve-
tnetnts. His MAJZSTY returned to the Little Park to
inspect some alterations made in the temporary wall
since his last visit, and which is now intended to be
carried into effect.
His MAJR3TY did not leave the Castle until after
four o'clock, when he continued his airing fur another
hour, before his return to the Royal Lodge. His Mo.
JenrY at seven o'clock last evening, dined with Sir
CataftLes Lone and his suite.

The Kstia's private band having received notice from Mr. Kaii.
wen, their Leader, that they may absent themselves female month.
it is supposed that his lidsissvrwill make titt stay in the metropolis
where he is confidently expected to vibit early this week.
This being St. Georges day (the celebration of his litascrres
Birth), it has ►een noticed ►y the ringing of the Cast}, bells.