Star.
London, England, 1828-02-06 00:00:00

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House of Assembly continues oft inveterate kiln with
our Colonial Minister. The Committee of the Legis.
lature has made its 'Report ru the Letter of mt.
Hosnralon, announcing the rejection of the Sim
Law passed by that Body. This Report, which is very
important, we have given, together with other equally
interesting proceedings of the House of Assembly,
I a preceding part r,f our Paper. Besides a variety
other strong Resolutions, an unanimous vote has passed
the Assembly declining all further legislation in regard
to Slaves, in consequence of its law for their ameliara=
tion having been rejected. The Commissioners
Accounts have been censured by a vote of the House,
for paling the troops after the Assembly had resolved'
'refrain from any further payment until a redress
grievances should have been obtained; and though
was prudently agreed to pass the accounts for the pre=
sent, it was unanimously determined that its.compliiticd
should not be permitted to be drawn into a precedent.
The Assembly was prorogued on the2lst of Decerubei
to the 29th of January. The Lieutenant-Governor made
a very sensible and conciliatory speech on the occasi(
which deservedly afforded the most general satisfaction,
We have received the Parrs Papers of Sunday, and
the Gazette deFrance dated Monday. The Chamber
Deputies had assembled on Saturday, but they were
chiefly occupied with the necessary forms on sof
occasions. A deputation, consisting of twenty member,
WAS elected to v.ait on the KING, preparatory to
opening of the Session, but no day had been fi.
on •for the regular commencement of bnsiness. The
announcement of the appointment of M. de VA.
PARNIL to the office of Grand Master of the lJniversit:
and of his introduction to the Migistry, forms the pti
cipal lopic of conversation in Paris at present, being .
enemy of the liberty of the press, and opposed In other
respects to the views of the Liberals, iris appointment,
which seems to have been wholly unexpected, has created
a strong sensation both in the Ctiambers and in
Salons.

A letter from Malta in these Papers corroborates
accounts previously rece:ved, of the intention of lsti
HIM DACHA to eiacuate the Nlorea.

By the German Mail we iiilllC received the Franc
and other German Papers to a late date. These paper,
announce the departure, from St. Petersburgh, for
army, of the field equipage attached to the Grand Di
MICHAEL, also the expected arrival in that capil
Sir WILLIAM A'CouaT, Who travels by land, bi
way of Brussels, Berlin, &c.
By an article hom Corfu, it is said, the fortress
Scio has at length surrt ndered to the Greeks: later
telligence, however, from that island, through the I
dium of the French Papers, makes, no mention of ,
circumstance.
The same article furnishes us with an exaggerated
account of the Greek force by land and sea.
-army, we are afraid, only exists in the writer's fr
The following are extracts:
AUGSBURG, JAR. 29.
According to accounts from St. Petersburgh, in
Journals, the field equipage of his Imperial Higl
the Grand Duke Michael is gone to Kieff.—The
English Ambassador, Sir W. A'Court, is expected
St. Petersburgh ; on account of the interruption
navigation he will go by. land, by way of Brussels,
Berlin, &c. Great quantities of corn are sent on sledges
from the fertile provinces of the kingdom of Polite
Volhynia, where great magazines are forming, on
count of the increasing number of the troops.
VIENNA, JAN. 25.—Metalliques, 90#; Bank Shares,
1,047.-41genreine Zeitang.
MUNICH, _asruAsar 25.
By a Cabinet Order of the 16. h, the King has
solved that the first and second divisions of the
with a suitable train of artillery, shall be erobodil
year, probably at the beginning of September.
Augsburg, to form a camp of exercise, which wil
t inue for a fortnight. •
CORFU, Dedossaft 31.
The garrison of Chins has delivered up the fo
to the Greeks by capitulation. The reinforctsnents
by the Greeks to Gravassa lately arrived these.
not known what has become of the Turks wh,
retired into the inner forts of that fortress. No
whatever has been received of the expedition of
3.500 Greeks sent to Eubeea, under Gens. Grietienti
Duca.The expedition sent toThessaly under them:nth
of Caratasso, has taken the town and fort Trichieri,
is gone toVole. General Church,shass already begun
blockade Missolonghi on the land side. A small squadron
of ships, under the immediate orders of General Chu,
will maintain the communication with the.emp
blockades Patras on the side of Cape Papa. Thep,
have now 60,C00 men under arms, viz. 7,000-at
8,000 in Candia, 15,000 in the Peleponnesus, 10,500
West Greece, 12,000 in East Greece, and 7.500
mos, Spezzia, and Hydra. Their ships actuat
service are 50, viz. 7 at Chins, 5 a, Candia, 11 at
and Trkhieti, .5 in the vicinity of Igavarin, 7 at
mesths, and 15 cruizing.—Frankfort Papers, Jan.
A 13iazil Mail, brought by his Majesty's Shi
seur, has been received. The accounts from Rio.
conveyance, come only five or six days later than
the last arrivals.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Domains 3.
The biario promulgates the Law regulatit
Budget of the city and province of Rio de Janeiro
thUsear I-828:
The ordinary Revenue is estimated at . 3,500,000 asilreis.
Extraordinary . • . . 1,320,000

6,2421,000
The 'Expenditure for the acre peeled . 9,526,000
In case of peace being concluded, the expenses
Marine and War Departments are to be reduced,
conformity to the laws &zing the peace establit'
The provinces ate to contribute to the general espenses
'of the empire such part of their revenues as remains
after deducting their own-particular expenditure. The
existing taxes shall be continued during the year 1828,
ant the receipt and expenditure of the other provinces
it:46e empire-shall be continued on the same footing.
Article 5 of the law provides the means of making up
for the deficiency of the revenue.
Yesterday, the. 2d tit this month, his Majesty was
pleased to receive, in a public audience, the credentials
of Baron de Lowenstein, Envoy Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary
of his Majesty the King of. Denmark.

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