Star.
London, England, 1828-08-07 00:00:00

Brazilian

The French Papers-of Sunday and Monday, and the
Gazdte de trahcer dated Tuesday. were received .last
night, copious extracts from which appear in our first
page. They 'contain no ',ter news from the seat of war
than the Bulletin of the llth nit. which we published
yesterday. From Bucharest it is stated that the plague
•had considerably abated in that city ; but it had spread
to no less than twenty-one villages in the neighbouring
districts, and bad made its appearance in the Rossi n
camp at Janteni, *bele the most vigorous means were
adoited to prevent its spreading.
Accounts from Egina,'of the 19th of June, state that,
• to the general astonishment, Grong MA VROMICHA ELI
(son of the Mainote Prince), A. NiKo, and Groaoz
Mrt.aurt, the whole of them formerly at the bead of
• the Provisional Government, had . been arrested, along
grids several Spezaioti. and conveyed by orders of
the IN to Albanitikv. The individuals made
'uiaew,belong, Lie seem., to a party denominated
the of the I les,". which has been' Up-
front, ib Caro DISTSIA eves since his arrival.
Tim Sitoross Dowager of Russia has given the noble
pilleatof 0006000 silver roubles (90,0001) to dis•
aOhmill.Gieeks, and the Erhperor blicam.art • has ad.
vslll44.ms the National flank the Sam 'of 'BO,OOOl. at
fiol:Amr;puot. interest. these cer magoifieent
•
011.00,4-011 d show the strength of the sympathy which
liiiiiiel'ofrefigians belief cremes.,
C.4ofir FvUosis has an extract on the subject of
• Ihe rwrings in Piedissom;•ishich, it seems, give on-
, its 40 the French Government. If any faith is to
▪ bwislocsa is this articles these proceedings are connected
with designs of the: Magian Government, with regard
• •tasliaty.'oe the most ambitious nature.- The same Paper
states, thit the second part of the Expedition to the
Mores is to be transpoited bytoglish shipping.

The following *ter, from an intelligent Canna:,
ponder* at Paris, was received this morning. It co*'
• tains fanse interesting remarks on the Expedition fitting
• oat is V; 'mice for the Morea : ' .
- • ' Pititlrs, Amon 4. '
The great tvic of conversation here, and one which
escites far more interest tban any discussions concerning
the late Ministry, is the expedition to the Mores. It
• may wifely be said that no forces were ever dispatched.
'.. its more perfect accordance with the popular wishes..—
.The cause of the Greeks has in no country found
. owe sympathy than in France; the subscriptions raised
• from all classes, consisting of large Ind small sums,
• show the sincere commiseration with which the
..
Preach have viewed the sufferings of this unfottoinite
nation. • I ' have talked t, .the. commonest sort of
people--market men and woutesi? small shopkeepas, 1
cabriolet drivers, and passengers 'lb coaches—and one
and all, the moment the subjeFt. is Mentioned, shake
ther beads and say 74. ,t/a malkeareas Grecs 1 elfin
me la delivrera de kur us4e."- Tlstraeral action is,
certainly, that England:o-tnaffi to the. Greeks..
. With regard to the oPisialsii ' ,Iley some of • the
English Papers, that (heat TbiltiiLvelltnell Eris herself
..withibeccpectltion, Oe• its citisekei; 'fl# tam that the
VOOllll. ate to be cpleeted i**tignitships„ slid that
, religions to a considerable extent ate ,to bil furnished
by England, are e'sefficienisritswecto sodas notion. It
was reported that the Mattis de AMON was to pro
'coed to Engfin4 to COMltigiliiCAte pairliselly with the
Ministry, but however Ofit be, the Eoglisb Cabinet
are pity to every part of his instructions. As to
YAIIV4IR having asny command in the expedition, no.
'tbinteashate more insprebilibimming that this Officer
pa. quittefi Ile Viench service sometime. The eircum•
;stage of. France takieit,tbe lead on Ibis occasion—or,
."*.thi Journals say, showing she bas a will Of.ber own,
smisem ail Wiese. from the came being a popularise,
insiii*Vea:llfinitprjateve dutinit the whole of this joir
'sins Shown the vtpeee th the -wishes' or
rbiliutles, 'end they beibteoat Wholly Of . 4
Isbetal.pisrty, it swot be allmilieittbli "nolo, •
ogivesist is strong in what the rest: I.lpoo dinar
ilkesmeastent easisko*-poltait.opiaieq. •.:.71M. , • •
Tile business of the Chamber of Deputies* 'shed.,
and at *teed el about a week, .***l ji • - ett
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obtain the assesof the Cbambet4i.Nes to
ik4olotiot;s on ate Budget, the SMioe grin 41,111‘•
The Ktoo was at he fete at lihrClood iestetsloi,
kith the young Duke' de Beimmuzi- who gave oroy
the prizes. , The weather. ytes, however. unpropitious,
and disappointed the Ovoids of visitors at St. Cloud sad
Versailles.. In the evenlit the rain fell ill torrents, and
there was a heavy storm of thunder otod'ilightning, to
the great benefit of the•short Diligence' and of the
thani6ases. These.latter vehicles are newly established,

and go about Paris in all directions within the Barriers.

They are eery clean, and carry twenty passengers, at the
modera*taie of five sous, or twopence:halfpenny each.
Mademoiselle SONTAG is expected in a few days to
commence her engagement at the Italian Opera ; and

from the eagerness with which her arrival is anticipated,
I should say she would be a greater favourite than ever.
Although so many English families are now resident

here, they can hardly be so from motives of etoborny;
a floor in the beet part of Paris, such as the Faubcurg

St. Honors, or the streets sear the Boulevards, cost

how five to eight hundred francs a month; and on
the other side of the Seine good apartMents can seldom
be had fot less than three hundred francs.. Poultry,
vegetables, and fi lA, are certainly cheap ; but beef and
mutton ate at 14 snus (7d.) the pound. The great }usury
is the cheapness of wine, which may be drink at home
extiemely cheap, tliburgh the hotels charge you foe 11
exorbitantly. Tlstrifast Claret and Champagne are just
as high ;sliced at Mat4ll. .as at the Loudon Tavern
By the Flanders mail, We haierreceived 'Brussels
Papers of Yesterday's date, and Frankfort Papers.to the
lit inst. Their contents, as will be seen by the. follow-
ins extracts, possess no interest:

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BRUSSELS, Alms: 11.
• His Excellency M. Bereel, E ivoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King t.f the
Netherlands at Lisbon, accompanied by his Ls4ly, ar-
tired here yesterday front Paris.
We have mentioned the arrival of the ship William I.
captured by a Buenos Apes privateer, and brought
back to the Netherlands with the prize 'crew, by the
skill and perseverance of Captain Laughetee.
• The Directors of ' the Insurance Company, called
Securitas, at Antwerp, justly appreciating/ the 'service
.which the Captain has rendered it, yesterday cored the
sum,of 2,615 &sins (10 per cent. of the lows it would
have su t.ined), one half to be.gtven t . the Captain,
and the other half to the yew, the Captain's son, and
his cook.
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Auousr 3.—The cannonade said to have been heard
in the Noah sea off Welhook, proceeded, according to
the report of some mathantisen, from the Roes*
squadron which is goneto the Mediterranean,and white*
prformed some evolutions on the Mlh of July se thee
past of the coast. •
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It seems that his Royal_Highnees. Prince GebtitVOS of
Sweden will remain in the service of Austria, notwith-
standing the advantages promised him by the K.frg of
Ilia
Netherlands, his future father-in4aiir.
Auousr 4 —We think it our duty to warn Captains
0 ships going to France not to have any cigars.no board.
Ilhe Hoffnong,Captain de-Boer, of Hambortgh.hiline
**rived at Bordeaux, was seized by the cnigisee-htsests
officers, because it had 12,000 cigars concealed in the
• :a and the hold, which by the laws of the cotton, is
pemiabed with the confiscating of the ship and cares
laad a fine of 550 francs. Captainiker got off by pay.
ing 3,050 francs. The Amon Hermaun,Capt. Zander,
of Lubeck, has also been seised at Bo rjeaus for the
...
mese cause. and
,hasi to pay 7.550 francs. A French
ship from Calcutta has paid on the same account a
of 15,000 francs.
.Auousr 6,—We learn from Hambergh, that by a
Coovtutiontoncluded between the King of the Nethee.
latids and the King of Sweden and NorwaY,the men of
way Of the it,. Powers are reciprocally to. protect the
40oichantmen of both nations in the Mediterranean slid.
Archipelago. .., • •
On the 2d iast. the birth-!ay' of Prince Ale xandet„,
second sea of the Prince of Orange, wale kept svitliimeit
festivity. His Royal,Highness, who is ten. years tit
wilt on the following day raised by his Majesty to .
mak of Colonel, and also made a Knight Grand Craw
of the Order of the Belgic Lion.-Brussels Papers, AEA.
• FRANKFORT, Jinx 410. .
The Algenseixe Zeilung of -St's July contains letters.
from Vienna and Bucharest, which 'animalism that the
' kossians.bad sistained.some reverses at Baaardjik ;(but
as the report is said to !rave been brought to Vieartg lei'
a courier, who lett the Russian headquarters. at,Ve."
rassu on the Bth July, and we know that the head-
quarters lel t the place on the 6th. and as webs., en
iefficial Bulletin from the Russian head•qoirtets,. dosed
' 11th, it is evident that the accounts given by the
'above letters are not entitled to any credit, eater t as to
,tbat#tt that there had been A sliglit engags emkiit irlilt a-
atoepisagesdar thrum or Hussein Paiha, Unit 'the • ins.
*sigma and resalt of which were quite at varianceieith
.4w statement, in the letters from Bucharest of the 19th
j'raiskJbrt Papers, July 31. .
Irma.. Juve 10.--MetAlliques .431—Bark intifes 1075.6 10.
JULT 44....tilletaThques 43 s•lt'—Wok dares 1,070 I.—katriat
Oberver, JO" 47. - . • .., .

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The Duke of WILLIt•OTON, sties easing an audience
of his MAMMY at the Royal Ledge, in Widdsor Park, an Thenter,
.returned to town in the afternoon. - His Grace received a/ Dents-
tifln yesterday on Eat India affdirs, at the Treasury. The Bishop
el Lesnos, the Earl of Assansau. and Mr. C. Wren, visited to
Duke yesterday.
'TM Austrian Ambassador and. Viscount &cano-
nise had interviews with Ike Earl of Anauseas yesterday, at the
Fifeigu Mee, Downisig.street,
Toe Neapolitan Mins•ter transacted business yestet-
day at Us; 011 ice of the Secretary. et State for Foreivi Arabs.
A Meeting of the Commissioners for the Real /kilt
Abe /Intim& Debt web held fester* ar the Yreasaty. Tkel
itsina of the Eaeneshuate, the Sovernoref she Lusk of as•
will the. GrVend elf the Cohn of Chancery,.
cehtielliwiansls pripagAt• , , •
ibt.oupt kft , town on Ti sJ.I, for
&Wood.
quaniitiei of English porterJ pass thsbugh
Daddy to Wsnsw and other pane Of Poland: it generally age**
in disks. and Is afterwards driven at into French, betties, tyluk
tennis Iw duo the English ones; and the whisk is often purred
boss, ISO tumble gisoossiodiloassk mixed with a huh, wager.

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THE KINCie
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Vitatpson. Atm 6.+Yeseurday the Yria
krpiaia Water, with Psisice Gumbo at\tl his Ittionifs
Satz-having in the early pert at. the Oftenstahlt taker
ma excursion on board the Victorine frigate. *The•ritin
has fallen unintermity today, and his MAJIIITY
somewiently has not left the Royal Lodge. "•
The Duke of Witu.triarox rind at the Royal
Lodge yesterday, and had an audience of his MAJetiTY;
after which his Grace left for London. In the forenoon
the Earl. of. HAitCOUlt? had an.audience of the Ktao,
and afterwardaieturned to his :eat sit Si. Leonard's.
The Duke Of CUMBERLAND is expected to retuat to
the Royal Lodge at.the end. of the week, when his
Royal. Highness will remain on a visit to his MAJIIITY,
until after the anniversary of his bilth•day.. .
The fine Band of the Grenadier Guiatds has gratified
the vititints and inhabitants by perforating eve' y even•
mg, when the weather has permitted, select pircea of
music, on the Castle•hiU, from six till.tcven
o Chile.--
By the kindness of the Officers of the Battalion, they
will. continue this pleasurable piaci ice.during their stay
at Windsor.. . • • •