Star.
London, England, 1827-06-29 00:00:00

PROM TEM NNW YORK ENQUlllift Is MAY 28.

Affairs in Colombia are beginning to assume a more
settled states the dangers of civil war have led many
Chieftains to submit to the' old Constitution, and Boli.
•ar himself begins to see the necessity of withdrawing
his new system.

LATEST FROM BRAZIL—In the British brig, Speedy,
which arrived in Hampton Roads from Rio, came Mr.
OLIVERA, who is charged with a mission from the
Brazilian Government.—A Chilian frigate with 600
men on board, kas been lost off Cape Horn—all perished.
The Journal de St. Petersburgh, which reached us'
this morning, to the 12th of June, contains official
accounts from the Russian army in Georgia. They are
dated the 14th of May, from the camp before Erivan,
and merely detail the operations of the troops employed
in carrying on the siege of that fortress. On the gib,.
the northern suburb was occupied- by five companies of
the Regiment of &hirvan, who erected there a battery of
four guns, under the ire of the artillery and mus.
ketry of the town, which did them no injury. The
Persian cavalry, which had been quartered in this sub-
urb, retired to the mountains, where its piquets could be
seen. On the 9th the eastern suburb and the gardens were
occupied by the remainder of the regiment of Erivan,
assisted by one company of that of Tiflis, by which
means a communication was established from the camp
to a little hill situated on the south east of the fortress.
General BENICENDORFY, who directs the operations of
this part of the army, highly praises, in his dispatches,
the ability of the Officers of the Artillery, who had al.
ready dismounted several of the enemy's guns, and
done him otherwise much injury. On these two days,
the Russians had only one soldier killed and two
wounded. On the 12th their advanced post, consisting
of Carabineeri, was attacked by 200 Persian horsemen,l
who intended to throw themselves into the fortress. In
this attempt, however, they were defeated, though the
garrison had made a sally at the same time. On the
same day, KA LAB A LET Sultan, one of the Chiefs of the
Schadlines, a neighbouring tribe, waited on General Ben-
,ICEND3IIFF, expressing to him, in the name of the whole
tribe, their desire to be received under the protection ef
Russia. This tribe, however,consists of only 300 families,
who live in a single village calledVedi, and they assigned
as a reason for their joining the Russians, their fear of
being otherwise compelled by the Persians to emigrate
to the other side of the Araxes. On the 13;12 a convoy

'reached the Rifisian camp, which hid been escorted
from the frontiers by a Major General, who reported that
he had not met with I siriglelmesoron the whole route,
'though he lotted every where abundance of pastote.
The Persians were beginning to enllect the:r forces oa
the other side of the Arazes, the water of whicfi was
still very high, which rendered the passage extremey
difficult. On the other hand the main body of the
Russiap army WAS advancing towards the frontiers.—
There is no other news in the St. Petersburgh Journal.

We also received this morning the Journal of thv two
Sicilies to the 7th inst. but its contents are wholly unin- ,
tetesting. According to an official return of the popu-
lation of the kingdom of Naples for the year 1826, as
compered with that of the two preceding years, it sp.
pears there has been an increase of 81,767 souls. The
[following are the different returns, in which it must be
observed, that Sicily is not included :

1894.. 11115. 1824.
Births . 235,010 Births . 835,968 Births . 1133,643
Deaths . 163,433 Deaths . 146,604 Deaths . 151.876
Marriages 49,805 Marriages 58,065 Marriages 56,813

The Births in 1326 were to the populatioo as 1 to 23 nearly; the
Deatbs as 1 to 36; the Marriages as 1 to 14T.

The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, exhib't
the narcotic effects of the Censor/Pip, for they are as
dull and lifeless as possible. The Journal des Debars,
which used to hold a distinguished place on account of
the spirit and cleverness of its remarks, bas not a single
political stricture. the Constitutionnel, however, has
some animadversions on the Censorship, but they
are nerveless; and it has probably been indulged in this
harmless liberty, because the Liberals, whose princi-
ples it advocates, are far less obnoxious to the Ministers,
than the Constitutional Royalists, of whom the Journal
des Debars is notoriously the organ ; and because it is
politic to allow the semblance of free discussion at first.
The Quotidienne also, which espouses the interests of
theApostolicals is allowed,from the same crooked policy,
to offer some querulous remarks upon that most ob-
noxious measure; but they are so mild, that even the
proverbial insolence of unrestricted power cannot
take offence at them. We do not know with what
feelings the French Government views its work;
but it presents to our minds an image of that por-
tentous and suffocating calm which often precedes
a storm in the vast deserts of Asia or Africa.

The Reader will find from theEtoik an interesting and
cheering article, extracted from the Austrian Observer,
respecting the operations of Lord Cocmaux.

It is now positively settled, that Parliament will be
prorogued on Monday next.

The lan, of b 0 guns, is ordered to sail for the Gres&
Islands, with Sir THOMAS STAINS& She is to bear
Commodore's flag.
Accounts from Egypt, by way of Gibraltar, state
that the preparations of the PACHA exceed all his for-
mer efforts. The fleet would sail for the Motea early
in June.

The accounts from Barcelona yesterday ere to the
17th inst.: they represent the appearance of the fruit this
season to be most promising. The late cotton manu•
factory established at Barcelona appears to be thriving.
Several silk manufactories have also been established.

Wtansoa, JUNE 28.—Yesterday afternoon, the Queen
of Worwesautan and the Princess Annum. took an airing from.
Frogmen Lodge, in one of the Nines carriages, with the servants
and outriders in full livery. This day the Prince.. Augusta visited
the Honourable Mrs. Enessom at her residence on Castle HiU.
Her Royal Highness returned to Poisson in his Majesty's car-
riage. This afternoon the Queen of Wvauxneao and the Princess
AUGUSTA took an airing in Windier Great Park.

The Marquis of Lansoowx gave a Cabinet Dinner
to his Colleagues en Wednesday, at ids riskiest:, in Berkeley-
square, for the first time since the accession etehe Nobit Marquis
to the present Cabinet.

Mr. Secretary BoURNE, Mr. HEISKISSON, Sir T.
Bram Disarm, Comptrdller of the Nairy,lnd a number of Official
Gentlemen, transacted business yesterday with Mr. CAMPO, at
his residence in Downing-street.

The Baron de Gamattmostr and the Count di Gutt-
ing, the principal Mum of the Queen of Wuaranomaa's House-
hold, left town on Tuesday for Frogmore Lodge, where her Ma.
WIT is at present staying. These Noblemen have, during their
residence in town, visited the different places of public amusement,
and also the most celebrated natlenal

It is at present arranged that'his Royal Highness the
Loma Hum ANIMAL will not leave Loudon tar Portsinount until
the sth of July.

The Earl and Countess of MoaLre are expected at
Sakrasp in the course of next week.
The Earl of Mount Euncomse is expected at
Mount Edgcumbe on Monday seat.
Mr. LuSHINOTON —The Kentish Chronicle contains
the following paragraph—
s We stated on Friday last, on the sesehy of tie lhishissa
asalfs, that Mr. Lushington had sailed in tie Herald for Madrek.
We have authority for saying, that he still remains in England;
and that, in the event of going to India. he will not vacate his seat
in Parliament. Mr. L's intention is, to ascertain the effects of the
climate on his constitution ; if they should prove such as to tend to
destroy it, he will immediately return • on the contrary, should the
climate agree with his health, he will len vacate his seat. Arrange-
ments, at the present moment, are making to provide a sumptuous
entertainment. to which Mr. L. is to be invited, and at which he
will, under the circumstances mentioned above, take his farewell."

Monday, Lord EASTNoR, one of our worthy Repre-
sentatives, arrived in this city, having just returned from Franco,
where he has been some time residing for the benefit of his own
health and that of his amiable Lady, and, we are happy to state,
with the best mutts for both.—.4lervford
The Duke of ST. ALBAN S has appointed one of the
clerks in the banking-house of Corns and Co. his private secretary.
Fishmongers Hall is now about to be pulled down, in
order to sword sccosnasodation for the intended New London Bridge.
The mansion•house of the Hon. FRANCIS KNIGHT,
of Terriers. near High Wycombe, Bucks, was in the night of Friday
last broken open and robbed of the whole of her plate, and other
valuable property.
STATE or TRAML—Business has been dull for the
last ten days. The change has been attributed to the
failure of the Corn Bill ; and not a little industry has
been used to persuade the public that most injurious
effects had been produced upon the trade of this district
by the Duke of Wellington's Amendment. That there
may have been orders countermanded in consequence
of the failure of the Bill, we do not take upon ourselves
to deny; but that their amount has been such as seriously
to affect our manufacturing interests will, we think,
scarcely be credited, when it as known that at the meet-
ing of the Manchester Chamber pf Commerce yesterday,
not one Gentleman ventured to say, from his own know. JJ
ledge, that a single order has been countermanded in
consequence of it.— .11aucbcaicr 'lsiah!, it:he 28.