Star.
London, England, 1826-01-07 00:00:00

' was an increase of R. v. nue. as compa-ed with the yeat
preceding, of 051,026, notwithstanding the remission
of Taxis to an immense amount.
Sd. That even in the last eventful Quarter, the
,Jte.

senue in all other branchei, except the Excise and
Customs, exceeds by a small sum, the Revenue col-
lected in the corresponding Quarter of 1825.
4.11. That the whole deficiency, exclusively arises on
the two branches of Excise and Customs, and on them,
only *in the last Quarter. There cart be no question,
then, that this deficiency is attributable to the single
circumstance, that during the scarcity of money, the
great dealers in warehoused goods, under bond for
duties, postroned, from necessity, their customary
advances of Revenue, and deferred adding to their
stock on hand, until commercial credit should so far
revive as to enable them to obtain from their Bankers
the usual accommodation to pay the duties.
On this view of the subject, there can be no room
for the slightest despondency. The demand for mei-
chandize must increase with the exhaustion of the stock
on hand, and that in its turn will create an accelerated
payment of the Revenue in the course of the current
Quarter.

The official documents will be found in our succeed-
ing columns.

We have received the Etoi'c of yesterday, hut it con
tains little intelligence of interest no notice w•h.ttcver
is taken of the letter which appeared the preceding
day on the subject of the succession to the Russian
Throne. The Charge d'Affaires of Russia at Ham-
burgh, has called on all the Russians in that city to
take the oath of allegiance to the Emperor CossraN-
TINE. The Ltoile says, the indecent and reenitiog
manner in which the death of the Emperor ALEX-
ANDER is said, in a London Paper to have oc-
curred, excites general indignation in Germany.
The death of the EMPEROR IS attributed to his not
taking sufficient precautions against the cold; he is
said to have made excursions from six to eight o'clock
in the even'ng, thinking his constitution sufficiently
strong to bear the cold. The Prise of ORANGE set
out for St. Peterslrurgh, on Sunday last, to compli-
ment his brother-in-law CONSTANTINE, OR his accession
to the Throne.
The Ftoik notices the failure of about a dozen
speculators on 'Change, in Paris. One of them, M.
CAUTOR, has failed for the sum of 800,000 francs.
An article from Zante of 14th December states, that
Livadia, which has enjoyed comparative tranquillity
during the greatest part of this campaign, has again
become the theatre of war. According to the new plan
of the campaign, the Turkish troops in Thessaly,
which have been for some time concentrated at Zeitouni,
in endeavouring to effect a junction with the Albanian
troops. The Greek General Goo!' As gaining intelli-
gence of this movement, marched rapidly from Attica
to Livadia, where he was reinforced by the militia of
several districts. He marched to the mountains, and
surprised the advanced guard of the Turks, which he
almost entirely destroyed. He then attacked the main
bcly, which he is also said to have routed. Another
Turkish corps which was advancing, hearing of these en-
gagements turned back, and resumed its former station.
After having terminated this glorious expedition,
GOURAS, at the head of the Romeliotes and Livadians,
marched on Salona, leaving a small corps of observa-
tion in the north of Livadia.

IMIRAHIM PACHA has summoned Missolonghi to sur-
render. and threatens, in case it does not, to put the
inhabitants and garrison to the sword.

Frankfort Papers to the Ist instant reached us this
forenoon. They contain no additional intelligence from
St. Petersburgh or Warsaw. The following are extracts:

ELBERFELD, DECKMIRA 28.

M. Becher, Sub-Director of the Rhenish West India
Company, has been commissioned by M. Gorostiza,
Mexican Consul General at Brussels, to make out cer-
tificates of origin for the Prussian merchandise intended
for Mexico, in the provinces of the kingdom of Prussia,
Iron the Weser to the western fiontier ; and also to do
any other business connected with the trade with
Mexico, that may occur in-these same provinces. His
Excellency the Minister of the Interior and CoMmerce,
has authorised M. Be.:ber to acc2pt this Commission.
We have had the pleasure of receiving accounts ft ont
M. S'ein, chief of tie second division of labourers of the
German American Mining Company, stating that the
Arethusa, on board which they sailed freers Antwerp,
had happily arrived at Antigua. The whole c mpany
having got over the sea sickness, was well, and in high
spirits; and they were to leave Antigua the 3d Nov. for
Alvarado, so that the ship would probably reach its
destination before the end of November; thus they
would arrive on the coast of Mexico in the most fa-
vourable season of the year.
We feel the more pleasure at being ab'e to give the
public this agreeable news, because, some time ago, very
melancholy reports of the fate of this expedition had
been circulated, which are thus refuted in the most sa-
tisfactory manner.