Star.
London, England, 1821-10-02 00:00:00

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 27.

Wednesday the King held a Council of Ministers.
Yesterday his Majesty transacted busineu with the
puke de Richelieu, the Marquis de Latour Mau-
bourg, and the Count Simeon.
Yesterday the Minister for Foreign Affairs gave a
grand diplomatic dinner, at which the Ambassadors,
Foreign Ministers, and Prince Esterhazy were present.
Upwards of 100 French Physicians have solicited
from Government the honourable and perilous mis-
sion of proceeding to Barcelona, to study the cha-
racter of the contagion, and propose sanitary mea-
sures that may put a stop to its ravages. Govern-
ment have fixed upon Doctors Pariset and Mazet,
with whom Doctors Bailly, Rouchoez, ansl Francois,
have been associated as adjuncts. The whole five set
cut yesterday for Catalonia.
M. Terry, bookseller, of the Palais Royal, editor
of several brochures respecting the death of Bona-
parte, which have been referred to the Tribunals, and
of another brochure relative to the Elections, seized
on Wednesday in his shop. has been arrested by or-
der of the I'rocureur do ltoi.
Three squadrons of the Hussars of Borel, forming
part of the garrison of Brussels, left that city the 23d,
to meet the King of England. His Majesty's route
not being known, a part of the detachment marched
upon Alost, and the other part upon Enghien.
STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBER 11.
The Pastor of the Dutch German Communion of
Stockholm has made an appeal to his flock in favour
or the Greeks.

The King is expected at Stockholm on the 18th.
BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 13.
The troops which have been concentrated near Our
city since the end of last month, will returnowithout
delay to their ordinary garrisons. It is thus that the
report of the pretended ionisation of a great Russian
army is dispelled. Any one at all acquainted with
the relations of our Court cauld not have the least
coonfidence in such an assertion.
Many persons suppose that the King of England

will Wine and spend a weelc in this capital. We have'
good reason to doubt the truth of this news. A cou-
rier, whom Count Munster, first Hanoverian Minister
and Secretary of State for Hanoverian Affairs to the
King of England, has sent here, has given rise to
-various speculations. The only thing certain is, that
there will be a meeting on the frontiers between the
two Sovereigns.
MONTAUBAN, SEPTEMBER '2l.
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We have received news from Barcelona of the 12th
instant. We can scarcely trace with our pen an ac-
count of the horrors to which the people of that place
are a prey, in consequence of the ravages of the
plague. They have fled to the neighbouring moun-
tains, and the whole town is a scene of the most
dreadful devastation.

ODESSA, SEPTEMBER 2.
News is daily expec:ed from Russia. Many doubt
even yet that peace will he maintained with the
Porte, especially since the late events of Bucharest,
which clearly indicate what it is the Porte under-
stands by r.n amnesty. As soon as the Grand Seignor
and the Divan shall be assured that the Greeks will
be abandoned by Russia, new persecutions will begin,
which will terminate in the destruction of the Greeks.
The English here flatter themselves that on the ar-
rival of their Sovereign on the Continent he will have
an interview with the Emperors of Russia and Aus-
tria, and that something favourable to the Greeks will
be tLe result. News from Constantinople, of the 27th
August, announces that some churches have been re-
stored to the Greeks to 'celebrate Divine Service.
The new Patriarch, illegally chosen by the Sultan,
has issued a Pastoral, which is of the same nature as
the Anathema that was to have been promulgated
by Gregory, his predecessor. The Greeks taj that
the new Patriarch Is but a Jew in disguise.

ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 4.
The Baron de Strogonoil is expected here imme-
diately. (Letters from Vienna state that he had set
out for St. Petershurgh. after having had an interview
of two hours with General the Count de Wittgen-11
stein. The St. Petersburg') journals do not speak of
the departure of the Emperor).
FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 20.
The King of England will proceed from hence to
Hesse Homburg, thence to Stutgard, and perhaps to
Darmstadt. His Majesty will pass some days at Cassel.
French Five per Cents. Thursday, 87 fr. 95 c.

Madrid Papers to the 17th ult. were received last
night.. Their contents are unimportant. The advices
from Barcelona are superseded by those in the French
Papers.