Star.
London, England, 1827-12-27 00:00:00

CORFU. Newest:l'ls.

According to merchants letters from Alexandria, the
first Dews of the battle of Naval in was brought there by
a Sardinian merchantman. Though the declaration of
the Sardinian Captain respecting this event was not
wholly credited. the European Consuls judged it ad-
visable to take their measures accordingly, and to give
notice of it to the merchants of their nation, recommend-
ing seceesy, in order that they might be prepared for
every possible event, and put their affairs in order.—.
About 50 ships which had completed their cargoes
immediately put to sea, and even several which were
not laden left the hai boar. The Government receives;
the bad news officially some time afterwards The
first impression which it made on the Vicetoy is
said to have been accompanied with a fainting fft,
and to, have made him keep in his private, chamber,
where he could be persuaded to speak to nobody but to
his physician. At the expira:ion of the time be sent to
invite the English Consul to come from Alexandria,
who at first is said to have made some difficultiv, but
on the persuasion of the F►ench Consul, who accom-
panied him, hr went to Cairo. The reception of these
Gentlemen at Cairo is said not to have been the most
agreeable, which may be easily imagined. After the
Viceroy had given vent to his' ill humour in bi:ter

reproaches, and become a little cooler, he expressed
his opinions respectingt the situation of the empire,
his QM% connection with foreign Pouters, and par-
ricelarly with England and France. whose policy

be severely blamed. Mabomet Ali declared 11141
he could not form any 'Clear notion's of the Allied
Powers, nor end, either in the interests of policy

or committee, any excuse for this conduct. Fit saw
nothing but passion and intolerance in the Christian
. Cabinet. He Was averse to entering upon this career
• but would know bow to defend his own interests, and
' those of his patent; and in cite no indemnity was given
him for the loss or. his fleet. be would take such mea-
sutes as would be s*erely felt by England and France.

He dismissed the two Consuls with the commission to
signify to their Governments how indignant he was
at the event of Nevada ; and that till he receives entire
indemnity. all property belonging to the allied nations
would be sequestrated, and a generalombargo ordered.
At the same time, expresses were sent to the Morita and
• Constantinople. Since then several French ships war
have been seen of Alexandria. The news thatthe Rut-
aim Adsairal, Count Hayden. has sailed to Sawn; is

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'ot coufirmeJ : Ito kaolosito 411611. mon 11111 VIM
bio.shipt,,and pedlar Minsk fog tbe sfirmi.-6-J
r slue Zeitiglep Deft. 20. :
46etch Papers bare also hem received ; they coo
&political news. We extract the followios:
NACU", Dm. N.
SECOND CIWANIIIER GE THE ararn GENERAL.

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In this Sitting the debates on the branches of the
Budget .were concluded—several Members having
spoken both for and against them. The proposed laws
were afterwards defended by the Ministers of Marine,
the Interim and Anance, after which the question was
put on the three laws in the following order:
lit. On tie Isw fkikig tie sun to be Roiled is I SU. is die re-
&avian of the debt.—.Adepted by a sisierity of*. So 4;

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td. Oo she law lizingtbe Earrenikarefter sm.—Aiwa if a
majority at TT es its.. .
id. Oa sba law being ibe Ways and Mesas.—Adopted by a
apt* of as to n.
law, so adopted, will be immediately sent to the
First 'Chamber.
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The Chambers adjoerned to the 16th of January next.
We kern from the Helder, that on Saturday evening
• fire larcikeost in a wooden building in the receiving
dock, which might have been very injut ions to the na-
fional dock-yards, but was happily extinguished by the
crew of his Majesty's ship Zealauds and the file engines.
'Paola Tun Heinsa....colowel Gustafson (the late
tine of Sweden). who has passed sonse time at lialrlesn,
has kit tbe Place, and, is gotfe to Leyden.—Datch Pd
per. to Deft. 4Y.

.According to advice% from Toulon to the 17th inst.
4RAUIte Fag's* bud :agreed to endsaik on board a
French frigate for E,opt, and Adonital de those
had in'cooseirseine platted One at his disposal. The
brig itt Leggin Vas to sail from Toulon on the 21st
for Marseilles. for the purpose of taking oo board M,
Dauvorrt, 'the Carnal Get cal of France to the Pacha
of Eaves, who watt to proi:eed to Me: indria. The
celebrated issargeist Chid dad au EITAIDri has taken
refuge in France, he having arrived, at Perpignan on
the 13th hist. He is represented as estremely ignorant,
of an advanced age, and of a very unpreposteasing ap-
pearance. It was supposed tio would be seat into the
interior, with other refugees of this descr;ption.

COURT CIRCUI.AR.
The Duke of Cumin eater to town yesterday otorning hum
his seat in Sudsy -park. His Royal Highness trammeled badmen
dining the day at the Admiralty, and left uswwabisot eve tldeek
co his Tetsuo to Badly.
Prince Leasomeisioed with the Dodoes of Kam as fluisimee-
dey. at !be ageleses of her !opt Niemen he tbefiLlog's Palaces.
et Icatidd.lllB7 t . •

Priem ilstaasumr; the Austrian Ambassador; Prince 1.1111,31,
die Russian Ambaseador; Ind Monsieur Pause, the Ambassador
from the Netherland% transacted business with IllodSealase yes-
terday, at the.forrigo Odic% Downlistoreet. ^we:- •"'
The Loan CMaicaL&os visited Earl Damara estiget, attbe
Foreign 011 ice.

Th; Marquis of Lariso is re has kit town fir hip shot at Sow-
w WLltailac.