Star.
London, England, 1827-10-24 00:00:00

land and Turkep • tato
seem to have
aid
"Aiwa, osl d once
dwiken dfF s easily as
it indeed become, hit a pr.., _
erf European Powers revolve : it is acs
sort of pretext for some, and a sort of stake
whereat to be baited.
Tbe most unaccountable part of the allied skieniekiti
the attack of Russia on Persia. Here NicuoLsw-mmis
(without some latent policy lies concealed) to lea•6l
acted a most impolitic and unwise part, that is,She-
AUTOCRAT be sincere in his attack on Tut key, which
to doubtless is. Persia and Asia Minor have long been
at diggers drawn; political and religious differences,
difference in national character, and constant.jealotsq,
•have long ago cleated and continued a grossing gad
'iinplaiable resentment., Now the Asiatic Turks ars
'likely •to add materially to the Turkish force, and in-
crease the resistance to Russia. Persia, therefore, by
hernatural position, and for the causes stated, wotild
have proved a most farourable ally. However, Russia
seems to prefer them sm-enemies. Successful is Ink
attempt she can never br. Again and again, from
cient days to modern times, have Powers, more Is.
midable than Russia's untrained, roogh and barbarous]
troops, essayed the conquest of Persia, and each several
time have failed ; and when we member an ALEXANDER'
and a NAPOLEON among her/wqpaccessful foes, we
• imagine NICHOLAS. 11101,41ardirI 141146143650 forma
out-doings.

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...sseness,-rf kisdaass, and of intelligence* Her figure
is, excellent. It is tall sod well proppytton4; Ad bar
Ono. which is as judicious as it is eno.!e*t, i well calcu•
laced to set off her personal attractions. Her voice is
less powerful than many which we have heard ; but wa
recollect none more melodious. 'Madame V ertears'ep•
feared, as usual, in the character of Artaxerxes. She
sang exquisitely well, and .she gave to' the debutante
`(throwing aside all little feelings of iiva'ry) every' as•
iistance which it was in her power to afford. The
audience saw, and did not undei-rate the kiadnCss.•--
SAPIO was the Aliases of the eveuiog. He-sang the'
recitative. with taste and feeling : his airs were not so
well executed.
THE lluitt •
Lapp Frrancrr Sonassreliaava—laird Pyre*** Sousasa7, as
Military Secretory to the Crismeanou-ss-Csizar, weft "MusesDJs
list yesterday. at his Mee in the Horse Gulf*. Xicrutreatie.
General St.soa, Lieutenant Comore. andeboat AO Giber Odletost
transaeted military business with his Lordship..
A Detachment beloeging to the 64th Regimes:tier Foot marched
this looming from Westatinater, for .Bristol, on smite to Ceth.,
A Detachmest beigeging to the 6501. Itegu.iA Inrautr7 laWd"
*this Discoing from. Westminster,tor Bristol. on route to Nnas.
A Detocianasmbeloesiegco the 79th Regimen! of Foot marched
fhb awituing from Winstritaisser, for Bri4ol, on route to •Belfor.
A Detachment belongbis tp the 95th ant. of Infantry marebed
this morning frosn'Westminster, for Tfriitol, oh route'tu Tirane.
A Detachment belonging in thc.99ih Bev. of Foot marched this
morning from Wednaloster, for Bristol, on route to Clare Cast/E.
'A DetaChment belonging toThe 96th Rest. of Istfantiy marched
tkia morning from Westminster, for Bristol• on route to Piymbistb.
A Detachment of the 71-t Reglmeitt is note on ill room Slum
Chatham to HaLL. •

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The 1/emit Companies ofthe.d3d Regiossat left Matto% yester-
day morning, for Omer.
The 61st Regiment irritteti 31 Chatham on Taewlay:from Dublin.
Major-General site Hon. Sir W. G. liaisons made-his italf.yenty
insr etion of the Reserve Cu:minters of the 4th, or the Kin'. own
Regimens, under the comma's! of Captain flows ar, at Trismisoth,
0.1 the 16th lamed, when be wat.pleased to etm en himself highly
gratified with their state of disclaim and interior eeostowey. •

ell
the citcumataritep „.. , COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. TH
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led of a nagliata liftts Huouni, whose +lilies haenitteeP 01 meth rterte, ...-
riorbe altogether ji ill
provincial iiiparr, 'air` eight made lift .ea .
;Imitable. Gtarce• spare, twit metropolitan inlefieno+, aid rrortiSthit lay k 116
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whit the affair. thw kind *jogs which hive lief ettiforo INekslid of her aboak
a centre point--;-i
had they foundation in dint: SheaPfearedia thlilia.i. touit
of
stake for taken cult character of Illarnalane, in Dr. AAR N ell opera of Ar- which
fasciae', and shi playted it admirably. Her feature' are
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.. - not ittonglt trailed; but there is about them. much nj 'mu"