Star.
London, England, 1821-12-22 00:00:00

agent, charged with an extraord;nary
been sent to the Schah of Persia. There
that most interesting negotiations are
tween the two Powers, and that they
important influence on the destiny of
Empire, and, perhaps, on the future relations
sia with the East Indies.
BRUSSELS, DECEMBER in.
A letter from Leghorn of the 2bth Not
it We have received from the Levant till

news that the Prince of Persia has made
into Bagdad, at the head of 10,000 Cavalry,
the Turks everywhere fly before the Pr
We learn from the Hague that the
Secon i Chamber of the Sates-Genes;

sandy engaged in examining the Projects
laid before them, and which will shortly

of discussions of the highest inte:est to
lIANOVER, DECEMBER 4.
We learn that a national cockade is
duced into the kingdom of il.inover,

neighbouring countries, to be worn by every
who has not forfeited his right by punishments
which infamy is attached : the colours to be •
yellow, and black.
DECEMBER 7.-The Royal Chamber has
tice, that, by superior authority, a loan is

the amount of which is not mentioned. Any
who desires to participate in this loan sill

four per cent. annual juiciest, pa)ablehaif
the amount of the sun) %%Inch he advances.

A consider: 1c bed of coal tr.ts been di•ct
the woody district of the t illagei of litilkun

Holtense, and orders have been given to investi-,Ate:
VIENNA, DECEMBER i.

The Mail from Tut key arrived jester day
with letters to the 10th of November. .11nusta•
the Turkish nation has taken arms ; and, tbutu4l,
capital seemed tianquil, the streets srartrivd a 4
armed Mussulmen. Oa the Orb November, bem,
three and four P.M. Captain Farmaki, the com,,,tei
Jordaki, who was brought prisoner to Coast:ll;6w*
with 24 Moldaviaas, %vas dragged to the va!terci
the Franks, in Pena, and there executed in the ora
cruel manner, amidst an innumerable rnultizaL!ed
flak Tut ks,as it were under the eyes of the foreign Az,
bassadors, on the cross road between Per a an40a1,2
It was observed, that the Porte had never Won:tell.,
fled the Franks by such a cruel spectacle; and itra'
asserted to be by the express command of the Seitas
The Turkish fleet had returned to the Darluseh,
bringing as hostages 20 or 30 Geek fishitg-Slats:
it is to winter in the Dardanelles. The result °f at
expedition is stated by the Porte to be deblockadil
the Captain Bey at Peeve, a, and provisioning theta.
tresses on the coast of the Morea. We bear no mat
of the great naval victory, which ~eems to hare bas
announced foe the put-nose of encouraging the Tt&e:

The accounts from most of the Provinces In
likewise unfavourable. The news from Candan
particularly alarming. The whole Island is in inse•
rection, and the Cross everywhere planted. 'lie
Turks hold out in two fortresses only. This is 2 sew
blow for the Porte. The Persians had advancedea
one side to Bagdad (which some say they have*
and on the other to Erzerum.

Some persons were already alarmed for Tref)*
nn the Euxine, whence a communication mighterii
be made with Sebastopol. in the Crimea. Allit
Governors in Asia Minor are called upon to asseati
troops, to stop the progress of the Persians. Te
severe measure ordered by the Porte, to throw'ra
prison all the Persians at Constantinople, is a pri
that the invasion was ordered by the Schab
If we impartially consider the situation of theTurbl
Empire, an extraordinary catastrophe appears to 4
at hand, to which the threatening Janissaries tall
perhaps, give the first impulse.

This morning letters were received by a Tarn
able House in the City, from Odessa, of the 15i
November, from Admiral GREIG (the Russian .I:
miral), which state that everything was quiet atilt
date, and no preparations of a warlike descriptia
had been made.

The Duke of GLOUCESTER, attended by his Equip.
Captain FOSTER, left Gloucester House yesterday,'
half-past two o'clock, for Chatham, to dinner.
Royal Highness reviewed his fine Regiment, the
Guards, this morning, and will return to Glances,'
House to dinner. Monday, his Royal Ilighneoi.
expected to leave town for Bagshot. The Duchen3
GLOUCESTER left Frogmore for Bagshot this day.
Yesterday, a Committee met for the purpose'
concerting the preparatory measures for a Mt
Meeting to take into consideration the cause of
Greeks.
We can now state, we believe, as a fact, that It
PLUNKETT does succeed the ATTORNEY-GENOA
and that he will only hold the place until the Mix'
ment of Lord anon, who, it is supposed, will TOP
the Great Seal of England, after the next Stoics"
Parliament, when our countryman will be madeLoi,
High Chancellor. It is said that Mr. SALEO
succeed Lord NORRURY in the Common Plesse
Dublin Evening Post.
We feel much pleasure in stating, that there iss6
at present a loom idle, in either the linen or al
line, in Drogheda or its suburbs— all are activelyo
ployed; and, although the wages of the anima sl„
low, yet the reduced price of—
provisions bring' 'l_
earnings nearly equal to what lie was accustono
receive during the war.
The remains of the late Countess of Besselort
accompanied by the Honourable Colonel Poloand part of her household suite, have been weal'
bound, for the last five days, at Calais.
The treble bell in Bideford Town has for its "'"
" Peace and good neighbourhood ;" and the was
"Ito the Church the living call—
!. Altd to the Grave I summon all!'

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