Star.
London, England, 1821-09-21 00:00:00

ordinary course of eventr, Cll aboit the middle of
next January.

A further extract from the Treasury Nlinute of the
10th of August, will be found this day in the pre. •
ceding column. The extract w hid• has already
appeared in this Paper related exclusively to a rev.
lation adopted for deducting a certain rate from the
salaries of clerks in office, from uhich a Superannua. I
don Fund was to be established for the benefit of the 1
contributors. The extract which we now publish
declares that the Lords of the Treasury have actually •
compared the establishment of the Treasury in its
present state with its condition in 1797, and hate
ditected a plan to be prepared for the purpose of te,
ducing the department, as nearly as the incorporation
of the Irish Treasury and other matters will allow,b
the state in which it stood in 1797, and that the eel
plan is to commence on the sth of Janitary next. N 3
greater number of Officers is to he retained than shad
appear to be absolutely necessary, and this principle
is to extend even to offices which may have been is
existence in the year 1797 ; but it is provided tha:
every person whose situation is not to be abolished,
shall retain his present emolument (subject only to a '
payment to the Superannuation Fold), until by pre.
motion or length of service be shall be entitled, under
the new regulation, to a salary at least equal to thAt '.
which he ii .w possesses.

The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday atrirtsi
at a late hour this forenoon.

They contain a copy, taken from the Austrian Pi.'
server, , of a Manifesto issued by the GRAND SEIGNIOI,
addressed to all the Public Functionaries through.
out the Ottoman Empire, on the subject of de
Greek Insurrection. It possesses the usual features
of Tuikith state-writing—vigour and simplirils.
" Although the Greeks," it is said, " have succeedel
in some places, yet, thanks to the All Powerful: my
puissant Empire is still the Empire of Mahomer,l4
our people the people of Amed." Every Gieek Wei
in arms is ordered to be treated as a rebel ; and te
penitent and submissive are promised amnesty.—
Violences," it is said, " have indeed been corarnk.
ted against persons unarmed, against peaceablea
jects who have taken no part in the revolt; a:IJ
daring attacks have even been made on their pro,
peaks, their families, and their Churches, k
is unnecessary to say that such conduct canna
defended either by law or reason, that it is dice.
trically opposed to the principles of my subliraeli
pire, and that in every respect it is not less reins:l
to the DIVINE Will than to my imperial orders.
The Manifesto is dated in the middle of Augusqls
fours morns de la lune de Siskidei 1226.)

. _
On the state of the question between Turkey ad
Russia, there is no new information.

French Five per Cents.—Monday, 861 r. 35c.

We have received to-day Madrid Papers to
6th instant. The following are extracts :
MADRID, SEPTEMBER 4.
This evening the troops of the garrison
under arms, and numerous detachments
tional Guard have patroled the streets
It is supposed that the cause of these
connected with the events at Saragossa.
Several citizens, it is said, will present
Representation to the Municipality, that
may request his Majesty to return to this
Saturday evening the Minister of State
ports to Messrs. Echeverz ia and Reveny
ties from Columbia, who came to this
with our Government : these Gentlemen
on Sunday, and M. Zea will shortly depart
It is said that the reasons of the Government
step is the breaking of the armistice.
MADRID, SEPTEMBER
Some persons feared a disturbance
the great satisfaction of the Public, their
not been realised, and everything has
fectly tranquil. An accident this mornin)
oxen breaking loose at the Puerto de Sol,,
some persons run away, immediately e.cited
'uneasiness, which, fortunately, was soon churl
into laughter.
It seems decided that General Rodriguez walsi
be Minister at War ; yet it is said that the Swot"
insist on the resignation which they haves*.
It has been said to-day, that the Caostitatiegi
Municipality of this city had offered to lay been*
mob
requested. what the citizens, assembled yesterday b
requested. This is not correct. The Muniopekl
offered to represent to his Majesty that it would k
expedient that he should return to this city, is 64
that the public tranquillity might not be interrap
but as to the other part of the petition, asking
publication of the reasons which had induced the
vernment to send General Riego to Lerida, the)"'
.
nicipality decided that this could not be doom*
out interfering with the powers vested by the CO
tution in the Executive Government.
BARCELONA, AUGUST VI.
Remaining. New Cases. DO'
Aug. 25 - 19 - --S - - • I
26 - - 21 - - • - 5 - -
0
07 - - 16 - - 4 - - - •
- 20 - - - - 0 - - • °
On the 26th, six patients left the llospita

It would appear, from an article in the 11.46,
Gazete, which our Readers will find in anotherP
of the Paper, that the inhabitants of Cana& are3b4

swinson r
to petition the li
foratt
k
ments on which
emption from tl
importation pt tc
seven
shillings, t
concerernpeeda.l lotf v:
barrassment whi
tioning at this p
our farmers, and
say, " are now
whatever can be
a perishable natu
daily." The ad I
Made by the it
known by those
'sources of the C;

The Canadian
observe, al Thest
obtain a market,
the world ; they
here to purchase
they oblige us tc
British ships; in
our trade in five
to buy and sell tl
the Corn Laws, t
not buy or sell at

Letters were re
August '25. 'Ile!,
and that no fears
re ort of the Esti
tircly without fot

A Leeward Isl
noon, has brough
fought, the remit
cause of the n
transpired.

. Every arranges
leaving town on
Ilanoverian domi
The room in B
quis CAMDEN, it
day night, on hi!
called King Chat
consequence
ssalon
go
tpuied-loncbeyn ttuhrai et
ten' Noblemen a
Members of the
forming on the pl
the intended situat
square, would be
tance from the E
arrangement has I
line of Pall-mall,
and where a sopa
the reception of tl

We understand
Kistrates which WI
INNAIRD, Of the
signation of Sir
fice, have been fill
BALLANTINE and
• Dibtri
erected ui
le the
Bishop
imodate '2
on th
:onsidera
' owes
• guim
iEPT. 1
ial mill
He sail
Kent. I
£6O for
arrive,
:ould gi
Labor
home, for
not mei
Is take
Americ
and or
rears, o
the latt
Portsmou

relief;
'their old habitatic
stance of the futili
of a parish. The
iirthen, pro temp(
Properly laid out
family for life.
THE LATE FIR
sides the two &err
Man lost his life a
Rams was not knc
George Ross, a j
No. 40, Parker-st
good character.
:pears, that he an
they went into a
turday night weel
Went home and 1
Which hour she h
that night,' she fe
`scrape, and she
h.:uses ; hearing
*Monday at the c
success ; she after
sons and hospitals
at length, from tl
ing since the nigt
he might be the
An Inquest sat or
on Siinday. Tio
make the necessa
.and some fragrr
they were those
conjectured that 1
and was assisting

ison have bat 1 The new I
nts of the N the first erec
of this capi
N
;59th George
LEWES, Si
or parochia
ago by the I
dispositions if
oi
Sandgate,
a. to accommoi
tent to-night ;come a con.
that this b *tly three hi
Iris capita. .sells at four
state sent pa
nga, the DeP hildren. H
capital to tr erden, in K,
sen will set dvanced Et
and honey.
epart for Pas, where they
The man co,
ill, and wat
rnment for die
'..them over, a
than at horn
5. and could m
to-day, bot,a
vered, the A
heir fears lug
.t.emi._,porary 11
s remained pm *ern two over,
prising of tail atceded to tl
Sol, and ma gland, at Port
y excited sat