Star.
London, England, 1828-03-21 00:00:00

terruptiosi, and upon a larger scale than was at
anticipated.
_

We have nothing in an authentic shape to add
intelligence which we have already published respect
ing the present revolting aspect of affairs in Porto,
We yesterday gave a report that some of the Purr
provinces had proclaimed Don Monet. absolute
King. Should such be the fact, and should he '
been so far influenced by ambition as to ha•
Cepred ' the 'tide, he will have •-breoete s
his legitimate Sovereign, Don 'Pena% with
the existing Treaties between Portugal.aud the
European States have been contracted.

This morning we received the Journal of At.,
burg to the Sih inst. That of the 4th contains
traerdinary supplement, confirming the report!
have previously appeared, of the rupture of thk
ciations between Russia and Persia, and the consecr
recommencement of hostilities. The &HAN'S refr
ratify the Treaty of Peace, the preliminaries tr
had already been signed, is attributed to the ambi
one of the SCHAWS sons, and to the influence of:
Asiatic Power. The following are extracts:
ST. PATERSBURGH, 11,
The accounts from Persia, which have been h
petted, and arrived at length on the 27th ai
February, have unhappily not realised for the
the hopes of peace, which the reg, ciations orened
Abbas Mirza, his formal promises, and the air''
clarations of the Schah himself, authorised ul
ceive. Already all the articles of the Treaty wl
to put an end to the war between dr two Stagy
been solemnly approved and Signed by the nem
tiaries of the Emperor, by Abbas Mirza, and
Plenipotentiary of the Persian Sovereign; air'
discussion was at an end on the important
the pecuniary indemnity claimed by Russia
amount of this just compensation for so mar
and expenses was finally fixed. As seon as it
have been delivered to the Plenipotentiaries

Imperial Majesty, the. Russian troops, accordinl
the stipulations mutually agreed upon, were to
the province of Adherbidjan, and retire to the
of the Araxes. The money intended to pay the
nity to Russia was on the road to Tebris, when
Paskewitsch learned, all at once, that the init.
the Schah had changed—that a special Plenipotentiary,
Mires Abcul Hassan Khan, was on the point
ceeding to the place of conference, to declare, th,
the Russian army withdrew in the first place u
bank of the Arues,and evacuated the province
bidjan without the least delay,FeliAliShah woul,
any indeennity,and would not taffy the peace, the

tions of which he had accepted. This was at ono
the extent of his bad faith, and requiring the
ment of the only guarantees for the eiecution
engagement. The declaration which Mirza
Hassan Khan was to make, admitted but of one
As soon as, on his arrival at the camp of Genet.,
kewitsch, he had petformed the orders of hi
and communicated the new decisions of the Schab,
Commander in Chief announced to him that
ferences were broken off, and that military
would be recommenced. They have been re:
fact, and will be carried on with the greatest
Abbas. Musa seemed thunderstruck at' the
Lion of his father. This change of system,
deplores, seems to have been produced ,in
internal and external causes, which have acte,
equal force—by the ambition of one of his
who aspires to the Throne—and, by the prom
support and diversion given by another Asiatic P
However, we may be allowed to hope that the Schsh

will still be made sensible of his real interest. Miru

Aboul Hassan Khan considered with as much aletu
as the Hereditary Prince, the necessary consequencti
of the renewal of hostilities. He bad set out agan with
all speed for Teheran, in order to induce his Sovereign
no longer to delay the conclusion of the peace, and the
payment of the indemnity agreed upon.
Lastly, accounts from Teheran itself, dated the 20th
lomat y, announce that sums equal to the whole amoeot
of the indemnity had been sent by the Schah'sordersto
Kazbin, and that the fear of the progress of our troop
would soon triumph over the obstacles which had We.
vened to prevent the signing of a treaty, the conditions
of which were dictated by moderation and justice.—
Extraordinary Supplement to the Journal of St. Peters•
burgh of March 4.
The Journal of St. Petershurgh of the 4th of March
contains only some few promotions and appointments,
being almost wholly filled with the speech of Count .ee
!aye' ronnays, on the 15th February, and the debates in
the House of Lords on Lotd Caernarvon's motion, Ca
the 11th February.

We have also received Dutch P*pers to the 19i.
and the Algerneine Zeitung to the 15th instant; tht
former announce the intended departure of the hincr
of Orange for St. Petersburgh, the latter is barren si
political news. The following are extracts:—

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members.

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yesterday evening, .
very dewily attended.
The Countess of
kid card parties yesterda
Yesterday are chsp
Heady. Captain Tnoius
130.111.) sod delivered tot
The Duke of CIA
Naval Meets, at the M
Admiral Sir E. Vs
the tillthasiraPty; as one of
Less Hunt Annum.

Au -unpleasant al
Ensiisb fishers of the
war, which bat led to set
lost." The =Mahn Ku
Government, which prat
mission, concerning the r
About SOO sail of Englis
the toast or Jeriey, lowa
they have been repeated,
discaner of the French
attended to, and. two Frei
captured and took into pi
reaching Jersey, all the
coast, toarded the ecu
brought her back in trim
have lost their lives, and
losers and are in irons.
The anniversary
Dublin Castle, on Mon,
St. Patrick's Hall was en
and fashion: At half pa
mass entered the apartin
and Lord Fosses, and at
Household. Shortly aft
menced, and continued
pauy retired to supper; a
continued by a great nut
advanced hook In the sum
Irish cabinets were worn
CAPTAIN GARTH
Deichester Assizes, Mr
she Court upon Sir Row
pleaded guilty to an indi
a bbellous and insulting 1
the peace. Counsel has
ship sentenced Sir ROBIN
gaol of the county for 017
Xing, sod, after the ten
sky for his good hells*
each, mid the prisoner Is
until the fine had been p
A Meeting of Ge
Question was held
resolved to come to
opinions of Minister
a•tertained. A Pe
Wool was agreed to
The statement cu

I Portuguese Atnbasx
to supersede the Ma
es. of meall had anis
. tame conveyance, ii
iWednesday night
field ia Garret-lane
Steams, butcher, 01

at first sequence of the proven
lion was retailed that
artbsopneitenhttee. ,
thsoie.sione%ffsroianle!lea above
di
)rcugal, ik."`• SvitCOlifiiilioil arc
luguest 'that eerie°, 'military
rebel-hat.
thhintame: '.
Their s witc 'ci.:.
oi ) o
tun,
~r.
eannkftteetaEithonsatTs ,pemnAct
gave
aiesiattrngataiodaos
Aveweiiirti
union might be espy
t‘ celona about the 10th
'en' , Accornti have been
is an es. •
IS which d'persecution still r
se net°. „
osequint ~ We can now state, a
.efusal to . tett failed us, that 1'
to which iv ith.the three Allied 1
rifabitanittinden:thdelteh. tri*lPs
ta
gliMaPt in: °lsSt 'Cal SiPt
Thl eel° ofbring
peace.
tb el:hteh
Ottomans,
will, it is supposed, h
long el. Porte will yield. •
.
' A report prevails a
e present PORTVOAS has made I
:reed with ..
=
1.. The KINO is expects
IS t) cor. 3; Royal Lodge, Windom
which was .ilddelle of April.-. His MAJIDITY enter
ates, bad iseserday, at Ms Palace in
ready
yOttbal Dispatches• were or
I another the Foreign and Colo
La_
DtarspaantdchSiesr.wW. e CtLect
point ci terday, from Viscomi
esia ; the it Paris.
any losses Dispatches were ye•
it should from Sir EDWARD CO
oresdding to his : -instan,, They .were
Duke of WRLLINGTOI
7 The Duchess of. K
'evacuate Ciramea and a select par
s in the Knee's Palace, at K
left bank . The Princess Au
he indent- Cavicesres yest•rdaym,C
n General .1% Ptince,sS'Auca
. yesterday, it her residence
tentko " 'the evening het Royal Hil
iotentiary, .
Afersr.sering . at Drury.lane
3t of ire,
ciful:lir DruchDswesiss:fwiCc
hat antes esliseAldence in Berke
to the it *did by her noble hoe
Concert of Ancient 31r.sic,
: ofAdher. . presence.
lid not pay '; The Ministers, afte
theconat. ~..1. °a Wednesday evening, 1
house, at ten o clock, and
:e showiri ..• . A King's Messengc
t abandos. ,tranthe Pciteign Cake,
iniekitsbassador at Paris,
4011 of lis . Alimslep), our Ambassador
za Aboal 4...: A D putition o. N.
/Otis ties. Ceiliesies nuked
ne atlfwet , gicesir,g, at the . Treasury.
!neral Pat. were sinning Its members.
his master, SsiZorieshe.i.l4:Wvi Si-thibi't cumt/
;dab; the Caindsit-bill, Kossietiesr,
ios'
ot the cos. . br way to the maor'lll4 '
that band: .
operate . The Marquis (4-.1.
!sumed, ' 4 visited-the Dukoof Was
' • T.he LnSID CRAMS,
vigour' .. day at the Treawiry.
he resole - . -The Right Hollow
which 10 .%, • sald blidness'yetterday
Dowaeer.Mari
Persi4 by ilf As:serivllly on Wednesday
ated wits ' i Welch Was attended by ill
lard SitERIIORNI
• brothers' ' bad dinner parties yeller
i
rni.).thes..°l ....The Marchioness o
ttic Power. yesterday evening; at her