Star.
London, England, 1827-07-04 00:00:00

NEW YORK, Jess S.

The British ship Blossom, Captain Rielly, of 16 gnnsi
touched at San Francisco, near California, early in April,
and sailed again on a cruiste. This vessel is sent out by
the British Government for the purpose of scientific re-
searches in that quarter.

It will be seen by our extra:is from the Paris Papers,
which arrived last night, that the Acropolis or Citadel
of Athens, has fallen after a siege, which in point of dw
ration, may fairly stand a comparison with that of Mis.
solonghi. This calamitous event took place on the 2J
ult. but it is some consolation to know, that a honour.
able capitulation has been secured to its brave de-
fenders, including Colonel Llama and the other
Philhellenes. The fall of this renowned place ap-
pears to have immediate'y led to another disaster—the
dispersion of the Greek, who were, stationed in the
Pirates, or ancient harbour of Athens, and so complete
has it been, that General Cuuncu is said to have been
left almost alone. But it is not bete alone that the
Greeks are tepresented as unfortunate, for, in the
Morn, their affairs are said to be in a state fully as die.
couraging. where Inawatu PACUA is carrying every
thing before him with irresistible violence. If the Allied
Powers, therefore, mean to interfere, it is clear that
they have not a single moment to lose.

A Cabinet Council was held at four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at the residence of Mr. Cosiimis, d Dpwoistretrost,
summonses for which had. bees boned is Monday night. The
Ministers present wear—the Marquis of Endows, the Marqy
of Anglesey. Mr. Canning, Earl iltairosrty. Earl rlbie. Mr. Se-
cretary Dwane, Viscount Dudley and Ward. Viscount Galeria.
Viscoant Pa!inclines'. Mr. Wynn, and Mr. Hesklason. The Lord
Chancelloriotned the Council at half-past four o'clock. The Ministers
continued In deliberation till haltpas Ave o'clock.
The Duchess of Kay?, accompanied by th.t Princess

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in another place it will be seen that they are very barren Farrooas, honrksred the Italian ()Para Haalawitit difiirafaaaa
of news. The Americans are making great efforts at
"Thdey tD'eiiiucheg.ll of Gcoucesvaa visite:l the Duke of
this time to become a manufacturing nation, but with &ism yester4ay, at his apartments in the King'. Pahaw at Ken-
what success time alone can decide. It would betray gastaa-
fhe Endo( Ilvanroor..continues at Coombe Wood.-
His Lordship Is able daily to with about in hts garden for some dam great ignorance, however, to judge them by the com-
mon rules, applicable to most other communities ; for tits Lordship, however, does not recover his
Giving to the elevation of Lord Intonuarr, the
the energies of free States have no fixed limitr, but
Recorderthip of the City of Brigol has again become
must continue to•advance as long as their institutions vacant. The Solicitor General (Mr. TINDAL). Sir
retain their fostering character. Though the United r,
%MARIAM WITIDERILL, and Mr. Sergeant WILDS, are
States seem to have committed an error, in turning the candid.tes-talked of.
their attention so soots to the growth of manuf-ctutes, The price of Corn has again fallen, and all sorts of
and thus exchanging their enviable occupations of
Provisions will consequently become cheaper. The tem-
poraty Corn Act and the prospect of an abundant
healthy busbandmen and bold mariners for the seden. hatveit have alarmed the speculators for arise at Mark-
tary labours of the loom, we will not venture to lane. In Kent and Essex the crops are expected to average
say that the change will be attended with a dead loss, one third more than they did last year, and the accounts
or that the attempt will be a signal failure. Though it from all parts of the Kingdom (thanks be to Pitovz
Hanes!) are equally favourable. The hay harvest is
may answer, as far as a profitable employment of capi-
also excellent, and the price of meat must fall of course:
tal is concerned, and enable the Americans to d;spenr as, at present, it is extremely dear, and beyond tin
with articles of British manufacture, yet these advan- reach of many of the working classes. Tke ccoun
rages would be slight in our opinion compared to the eons the Conthseot are equally favourable.