Star.
London, England, 1827-09-12 00:00:00

. th . . 11.7110,500
In the two prlscipalidestif flobensoitos, a.i litho of Labial.
ado, there arevefy few Protestants.

I. C 611101.1611 guess Pairramans Names.
In Priids a
Hower ' J
Bade*
Hem Ousel i I

.a

, 470,000

•

.

Hew Danneta•k :
Heletin Lunibleng
Luzeanburg •
Saxi.Wlesur Eleseinb
Bate•Meinlagea
Ilue•Ak
Sase-CekurellibNotbs
Bruneeelek •
Mecklenburg Skkeverio
Mecklenburg &rents .
Oldenburg
Nassau

. I ,000
. . 0154000

10,000
100

IGO
100
5.500
1,000
GO
73,000
ise,ooo

Aaiunit, Mahn. and Homburg
Haat Homburg.
Frankfort .
Haniburft

Total . s,saoAdo
In the &Rinaldo of the nits bourn of Sihwadiburg, of the Princes
of Remo, Leppe.Delmoll, Schaumburg, Waldeck, and in Bremen
and Lubeck these ate very few Catholics.

We also received this morning the Smyrna Intpariial
(gamer to the 4th ult. but it does not throw Melees'
additional light upon the impottant question, which
then agitated every mind in that part of the world.—
However, this omission has a negative interest, as it
:hews that no very lively apprehensions were entertained
by persons, the most immediately interested, respecting
the issue. In the ab time of such intelligence, the Uri-
emwer has commenced
'of Greece,
as the 16. h
few additional
known, and
following
camp at the
!jibed
in every qu
the plains
.Desertion
rpm a stop
imeitive pro,.
(among others
slots inten
entirely dem
not be possi
camp, the
time and
there had
to 14,000 1
(not even when Dusat-ALta' defeat and the enthusixsne
excited by it had attached to Argoles a number of
Capitani who thought to share the perils of a victory'
to whit h they had contributed nothing) was a Greek
army so numerous and cummanded by such able and
celebrated Generals collected on one spot; never bad
the Greeks such powerful means to oppose the con-
quests of the Turkish army, and to deliver the Pelopon.
neseus. A single day annihilated all those fair prospects
and hopes."

&tracts from Lisbon Gazettes, as well as from Paris
Papers, which arrived last night, will be found under
the usual heads. The contents of the former are merely
interesting, as they spew, that the dismissal of the Con-
stitutionalists from office is reduced to a regular system.
Yet the INFANTA REGENT, whose mind seems gal to
suffer from the effects of her late severe indispositions,
professes as much attachment to the constitution as ever,
whilst all her recent measures belie her professions.
The Paris Papers are chiefly occupied with the insur-
rection in Catalonia ; bat we anticipated• yesterday the
most interesting part of the intelligence.

American Papers to the 17th of August have reached
us, but they are
.barren of intelligence. possessing no-
thing' more than local interest. The squabbles of the
electioneering parties with reference to the Presidency
have derived additional fuel-.from a correspondence
between General JACKSON and a Mr. BUCHANAN" a
Member of Congress and friend of Mr. CLAY. The
General charges Mr. BUCHANAN with having proposed.
in conversation, to give him the support of Mr. CLAT's
interest,
_conditionally upon the promise of Mr. CLAY'S
appointment as Secretary of State. Mr. BUCHANAN
denies the charge, and publishes his only conversation
with General JACCSON upon the subject of the eke.
tion.—The following are extracts:

NEW ORLEANS, hum a.

Oar ancetnes from Vettessela are of a later date time say which
could have been received in the Havanneb, mid state that the pro
visa* of Venenuela was generally tranquil, and the people appeared
quietly disposed, cahuly waiting until Bolivar and the Corgresa at
Bogota bad made arrangements for the more {tenement organise.
ties If the butinetions of the country.* No evidence of diecosicest
lasso.; the coloured peOple had bee° p►btldy manifested, and no j

Lodge,
Berkelereitare,
Qoeetaberry, from Gordoo's Hotel, 4.
TWkkenkini•

The Doke of CLAIIMNCE came to town yesterki
tisendes. from kis vest in Besby.park. His Royal Highoess tee
acted elleha business at the Admiralty.
Prince LROPOLD, attended by Baron Svoccm*Rl
his residence at ilaremoot_yesterday nursing, for Pavedit is reputed kis Royal Highness WM remain for one,
Mr. Histains left town on Monday, for.hit,
Montreal. The Right Hen. Gentleman would, it was et,
leave Montreal yesterday, to premed to Dover. ea his way
Continent, bevies been advised by his physicians to tabu
the Continent, for the benefit el his health.
N. M. RoyslacHlLD, Esq is at preheat severely
posed. As soots as he recover', however, he stem, ler tie'
Saturday the bells of • Newcastle rang, in '
the &Mega dm Marquis of Lorstiostasiar. %••• •
The Duke of WiLituorOw is, We
to visit Newcastle on the Wicked tali moods.
The' Duke of NoallligStilsaLAND Ili
turned 501. per twat Midi limmits en the Back,
half-year's sadk.
A building has 1 latdy !meted
College, sear
The late Rev. R. Civil., when conversing
friend upon tie disdagolshed trails la the female dr
served, " that to reams wish a woman was geavrany
feudal,* sand Is not cionproad of higkol materials •
heo - I believe the true &Mukha of a aroma
sympathies.'—Laeresy Chreuriele.
MODZSTY.—A Gentleman. at his
to Verson, stopped at a tavern, whore &knot
try fellow, who said to Mos. " wharebarte -
he so bold r-0, Not bold at vl;jlM-
.. wkcre are you plat if I may Items balill.;0
am going to Vermont. I'. Who ate yea gay
be so boid r—“ lam going to see the, miaow
married loam, if I may be so bold r-. Lim
you 'slag to marry the whims M. if I maybe
d—d bold r—Aorrions Paper.
A striking instance of " the rulin; passion
almost add " strong in death"), is
fact of Mr. CANNING having actually
press the last speech he ever Made, being
he returned thanks for his health being
farewell dinner to Sir Joys Mal.cotw.
Mr. RIIIIIOLDS is engaged at L
Mortarort at Covent-gardea, to decide
of the pieces presented for representation.
The only branch of the Emits far
vidted.Auserirs was Mrs. Wiarroec. This Lady,
/lamoars, is now living ; doe married early In Sfe
' Witivelicr, an actor in the North of En iced, and for
joint Manager with Moues of the Chester, Lancaster,
and Sunderlassd Theatres. Mr. Puce, the present ier
tans Theatre, was at wee time treaty with Mr. Jo
perform at New York. The terms were needy see
o his quitting the stage. A very cerissas, dr
'minute letter, accurately detaMag the pardeidsra
was written by Mr. Kantor to ar. rams,
.ossearion t 4 CNA IMES Mataaws.

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telpher,. Her MaJury proposes leaving Frognare
commenced a retrospeitive view of the affairs
Lodge between the 22d and :26th instant. when ea
beginning with the arrival of Lord COCHItAnn pass a few days in London, preparatory to It
.h of March. It contains, however, only a Matarlia's departure for Wurtemberg.
itional particulars beyond those already •
ld these distorted for the most part. The " FASHIONABLE DI lELLIGENCL
passage, rcktive to the evacuation of the •
he ARRIVALS.
Phalerus, concludes the part'already pub ISir 'Doke of Norfok, in St. isms's-spare, from Amid
Thus the attempts of-the Greeks have failed pitairksuin Francis Burden, Ban. ianall ;
Colonel and Jses. 71:1:2
uarter, and the has of their best soldiers on street, from Newport, in the isle of Wigbr ; -Or* .Ihlllarl
of Athens was considered as iseeporalda. . trent the Wog. Milk; illeisMiabldltadk
et Ale Eat of tilt=iitiiallhokkilmiailim
daily increased, and. after vain atterrapts tb gus,
pto it, after General Church had obtained Mr. Calvert. In Piccadilly ; Mr. °mermen'', if Brig... hi;
Mr. Headieote, in Piccadilly, from Paris ; Captain Ilredit,b
roils that several Greek Chiefs themselves °nu, from the Netherlands :..Cokmel D'Oyley in Brdwirpitre,
:hers ISAVELI.A) sold to the enemy the prowl- from Paris; ditßarl and Cowes' of Sekiscre, at, thdr honk
Hamilteaplace, from the Isle of Wight; James Attainder,
'Jed I,r their own 'troops, which wet, already M.P. from Ms mat in Kent.
Iralised, he was convinced that it would • , • DEPARTURES.
Tlse Giantess of Morsiegtea. for Hampton Coon Palma; bahussible to maintain chit strongly fortified ?Atari Long. for Alton, in Ilarapridre; Lady Charles Readash,
formation" of which had cost so much sioarx: Captain STmends, for 1101cbrowr: Ka*
Dui; Hoe. Witham Hill, for Andover ; Dowager ■
labour. The number of troops assembled a Rum. r,„ her sear, ; Lady Yana, tarbee
actually amounted, but for a short time, Shrliwalla Lodge. Ovilvldure; • and Mrs. Dimas 11
Beaton-statet, Berkeley-equate, for Scatisod; the
men, and at no time of the insutr ectiOdi Qeseaberry, from Dorden's Hotel, Albemarle-street, Itriet

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