Star.
London, England, 1828-01-25 00:00:00

SMYRNA. Du. 19.

The French and English Ambassadors, after a few
days' stay at Vourla,'have proceeded on their voyage.
Tranquillity prevails here, but the Consuls of the three
Powers are snaking preparations to depart.

TRIESTE, Jas. it.
The Osservatore Triestino of today confirms, on the
authority of accounts front, Corfu of the 4th January,
the arrival of• Mr. Stratford Canning at that place. It
also states, that two Greek brigs of war, which had put
into Corfu, bad been obliged, by an order of the Go-
vernment, to leave the port.--Algent. Zeitung, Jax.

We also received Frankfort Papers t,: the 19th: their
contents possess no political importance. The following
are extracts:

STUTGARD, JAL IL
Several important legislative measures not hating,
been completed in the last Session of the States of tbe
kingdom, his Majesty was induced to convoke an ex-
traordinary assembly of the States, which was opened
yesterday by bis Majesty in person with a speech, in which
be developed briefly the measures which it was intended
to lay before them, and expressed his confidence that
this fourth Session of the States would, like the pre-
ceding, afford new proofs of the strict union between
the Sovereign and his faithful subjects
ST. PRTERSBURGH, J -ANUAIIY 1.

Two Circassian Princes had sa audience of the Em-
peror on the 29th December. They offered to his
Majesty to raise and place at his disposal a volunteer
regiment of light cavalry, which should be clothed arid
maintained at its own expense. They brought with them
various uniforms, for the Emperor tb choose that of the
regiment. The Emperor decided, that the officers as
well as the soldiers should wear a steel helmet, a
coat of mail, ball proof, coming down to the middle
of the thigh; over that a short blue habit, richly
embroidered, long white pantaloons, and long gloves
of buffalo hide ; the hand is covered with steel rings
interlaced, and the upper part which goes above the
elbow with steel pl4,tes highly polished ; their arms are
a long sabre, a dagger three quarters of a yard long,
a pistol of the same length, a steel bow, and a quiver
of arrows. These warriors gave considerable proof of
their skill in the use of all these weapons. The Envoys
received rich presents from the Emperor, who, on
dismissing them, assured them of hie spelt's' isowev....l
Frankfort Papers, Jan. 18.
•
The Adelphi Theatre was cievlded agbitt ha n;$111,
is the comic Burletta of Pods Poi Lando,' is Ai very'
/teat favourite, and cannot tail of adding eptiOnabip
to the receipts of the treasury. ' • 4 `•

COURT CIRCULAR.
Tke Duke of CLastirca came to tow* yesterday motniel, born
his seat ht Bushy Park. His Bovat. Hien= tell a Levee as
Lord High Admiral at the Admiralty, which was attended by,
number of Flag and other Naval'OMcers. The Dux* left tinrts
about five o'clock, un his return to Bushy,
A Cabinet Council was h:id yesterday afternoon at the Foreign
Oise, Dovrning.strset, the summonses for the assembling of which
were Issued from the Foreign Office. The Ministers present were
the Duke of Wellington, Earl Bathurst, Earl Dudley, Earl of Aber_
deer, Vitamin hielville,Viscount Palmerston, Lord Efienborough,
Mr. Peel, Mr. Huskissoo, Mr. Charles Grant, Mr. Sou*urn, and
Mr. 'terries. The LOUD CRANCELLOR joined the other Minittors
about an hour after they had assembled.

The Ministers sat in deliberation from two o'clock till near six.
*
The Duke of stunning and %Ir. Huaxisson were in commu-
nication up to a late hour on Wednesday night. Mr. Husessaox
sent a dispatch yesterday morning to his Maaxerr, at the Royal
Lodge. Windsor Path.
Count Moines, the Hanoverian Minister, left town yesterday
morning fur the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park, on a visit to the Knto •
Mr. Hasetssns had an interview yesterday with the Marquis o
Asactssr, at the Noble Marquis's residence In Burlington-street.
The Right Hon. THonas Watat.acc transacted business yesterday
at the Colonial Office. Downing.street.
&maces Mayans visited Viscount GODeIIiCR yesterday al
ternonn.

The Marquis of Lowoomoraav transacted business yesterday at
the Office of the Commander.in-Chief, in the Horse Guards.
No blame whatever attaches to the Council Office in otnittint
to summon a Privy Council for Tuesday last, as no orders had
been received at that Office.

Prince Um, an, the Russian Ambassador. transacted business ye..
terday at the Office of the Secretary of &ate for Foreign Affairs.

THE MARCHIONF.SS DOWAGER OF SALISBURY'S
CONVERSAZIONE.
......4.0k....

The first for the Season was held at Salisbury House,
on Wednesday evening : it was attended by the follow-1
ing Personages:
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, and Marchioness
Emily of Londonderry, Marquis Downsbire, Marquis and Mar.
cltioans of Salisbury, Viscountess Hampden, Sir Thomas Neave,
Bart. Mr. Gilest Lady Puller, Lord John Fitzroy, Lady Tattered,
the Dowager Lady Floyd, General Cape!, Mrs. Champagne, Lady
Hon. W. Dundas, Misses Illacknell, Mr. Stapleton Lady
Charlotte Bury, Mr. Hart Davis, Marquis and Marchioness of
Thumond, Mrs. N. de Rothschild Mr. Rothschild, jun.

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