Star.
London, England, 1828-02-27 00:00:00

We have received frankfort and German Papeis to
the 21st instant. We have only room for the following
extract from the Allgemeine Zeilkng of the 20th:
8:4111NA, JAI.. iti.
Count Catio d'lstria; with hii numerous suite, is still expected at
Egini ; but little change has taken place In the blorea, since the rt.
mains of the Egyptian fleet sailed for Alexandria. We already knim
htre that that fleet arrived at Alexandria on 5d January, and tii4l
the inhahltanti were extremely struck with its deplorable ippear.
Aim At preietst there remain only six ships of war at Navarits
at the disposal of Ibrahim Paella.
VIENNA, Fie. 15.
Metalliques, 50 11-15. Bank Shard, 10 ,5.

NAVA I. INTELLIGENCE.
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ijEAL, FIRRUART 26.—Wied S.W.—Arrived from London and
retriirf; the Caledonia, JrionNerr, for Jamaica; St. Ann, Alma's;
for t3rr:iatfa,i-. Lfeb'e, sliicx, ter J.ttnaica ; with the Thames, tut
Calcirta. The latter has her,,biriv.iirit spruittg,
PORTSMOUTH, FIBRIL/ART woo s.W.l—Arrived from Lon.
dun the Karl of litdcarras, Buorturrost, for India.
FALMOUTH, PIERRUART ei,—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Sand;
wich packet, from Lisbon, sailed 15th instant ; also the Lodi Wel:
lington packet, from Carthagena, sailed f d January, Jamaica 154
January, and Crooked Island on the nd.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE:
SPRING COURSING MEETIN(a.
NlvlftA TViSDAY A rnaNooll

The Noblemen and Gentlemen, Members of the Februort
Coursing 11leering, have assembled in great force ; and, ai the wea.
they is favourable and the number of dogs here great, good sport is
anticipated. Ills Grace the Duke of Gordon, like Earl of Strad.
brooke, and most of the klemilers, are now in the field, which is
nurneroui. The followitig courses have been run—

rut ttoLb cur.
Ist. Course—Mr. Ruses r d Bustle -
.blr. Edwards's bik and w. A. 7.itella
("Luella won the Cc+ in Is:ovedtber).
21. Efitto—Mr. Redhead's t b I.ynx
Mt. Thorp*sblk b Netspareit
3d. Ditto—Mt. Hoskins's blk d I t•mlet
Mr. Towers's bik d Jeopardy
4111. Ditto—Duke of Gordon's f b View
Mr. Shutt's r b Übiquity
First Class— Match.
LOttl Seradbtooke's blk d Nlowhrly
Doke of Gordon's Wit and w d Volc.tn

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Dispatches were this day receives at the Colonial
Office from the Governor of Jamaica.

This aftelnron, at two o'clock, Lord HILL, Coin;
mender of the Forces, held his first L-vre in the Horse Guards.
The Levee was attended by about ninety General and other Mem.

Dovfn, FAA. 26 This day. at *even A.M. their
Ilighnessei the Prince and Princess of Honaucome Lakermsenuso
embarked at Dover, on board the Admiralty yacht, fee Calais, WI.
der a Roya! salute from the Garrison. The yacht was towed across
the Straits by the Echo Government steam-vessel, and it was sup.
posed they would reach Calais Harbour In three hours.

His Excellency the Prince Pousw AC and suite arrives
at Dover, from Calais, on Monday night, at twelve o'clock ; and
the Officers of Customs being in attendance, the Prince was ens.
ibled to leave Dover almost immediately for London.
Mr. STRATFORD CANNING, whose atrival in town we
mentioned yesterday, reached England in eleven days after his.
departure from Ancona.
Dovaa, FEB. 26.—His Excellelcy the Right Hon.
STRATFORD CANNING arrived at Wright's Hotel and Ship Timms.
terday, at two o'clock r.se. from Calais ; and his Excellency the
Prince Poitunac, at eleven o'clock, from Boulogne. The carriage
of Mr. STRATFORD CANNING bore evident marks of the expeditious
journey it had made; nor had the Prince Pottomsc been more
tardy. Their Excellencies scarcely allowed themselves time to
take neeepary refreshments before they resumed their journey.—
Their Serene Iliglineues the Prince and Princes* HORMILONT
sailed this morning for Calais, as eight o'clock, under a Royal u.
lute, in the steam vessel seat here to convoy the Admiralty Yacht,
intended for the conveyance of their Serene Highnesses, but which
was not used, as the weather was very Nat with little or no wind.
Lord Cocunama has this day arrived at %Vright's Ship Hotel.
His M AJESTY received dispatches at the Royal
Lodge, in Windsor Park, oo Monday night, from Mr. Secretary
Pens Dispitches also arrived yewerday, at the Royal Lodge,
from Mr. Secretary Pam
Mr. STRATFORD CANNING, on his arrival in tOtvn,
proceeded to the residence of Earl Duster, in Arlington-strect,and
bad an interview with the Noble Rarl for near two hours. On
leaving his Lordship, Mr. Consium visited the Duke of Wetamm-
xota at the Treasury, and had a long conference
,with.lais Grace.--
Mr. CANNING afterwards transacted business for a considerable time
at the nreicti Office.
A Jamaica Mail has arrived this morning, by which
Jam•ica Papers have been received at the North 2113
South American Coffee House, to the 13th of January.
but they are very Barren of information. The Royal
tiazetle of the 12 h states, that LABORDE left Porto Rico
atocit the 24th ult. tor Caraccas. Report says, that the
Cnnimodoie purposes to issue a prtclamation then,
v.ith a view to create discontent in that province.
American Papers were received 1 tst night to the V'
of February. Accounts from Vera Cruz, of the 21st of December,
state the law for the banishment of the Spaniards to have been re-
jected by the Senate, greatly to the indignation of the common
people.
Mr. HENRY HUNT was yesterday under an examina-
tion for about two hours before the Committee of the House of
Lords on the Game Laws. We understand that he gave it as his
opinion that the trade of game, like trade in all other things, ought
comparatively to be thrown open; and that it is impossible so make
laws that should be of any effect in preventing the poor, in the
neighbourhood of preserves of game, from poaching on those pre-
serves at night, especially situated as such poor are at present, in
parts of the country—namely, they not receiving more than.
from sixpence to one shilling a-day for their labour.

About two o'clock this morning, Cie house and pre-
mises of Mr. Bethel', the hatter in Field-lane, a few doors from
Holborn Bridge, was discovered to be on bre. The alarm was
instantly given to the immedi.te neighbours by the waSchistes, and
every aid used to save the lives of the inhabitants.—Best, tratwith-
standing the utmost exertions of the firemen and others, no less
than five females have perished in the flames. From the density
of the buildings and the contracted nature of the lane, it is most
providental that the fire was principally confined to Mr. Betkell'e
house, which is now a heap of sums; but several of his neighbours
have suffered by the removal of their property.
Mr. TURNER Secretary of Legation to the British
F.ntha.sy at Constantinople, and Mr. Cameo, a messenger attacked
is the lonian Government, arrived at theyoreign.office about eight
o'clock yesterday morning, from Sittingbourne, from whence they
had been dl4patebed by Mr. STRATYDRD CANNIMII. Mr. CANTINi
landed at Ancona on the 17th inst. and brought dispatches from
Sir Faxoasise ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner of the Imlay
Isles. Mr. Ca wrist also brought dispatches from ViscountGaAs-.
amts., our Ambassador at Paris.
A C
omPuzuzer.—A Frenchmen, who had !twat
F.ngli-b. wished to be particularly polite, and never neglected an
opportunity of saying something pretty. One evening be observed
to Lady It. whose dress was fawn-coloured, and that of her daugh-
ter pink—" Milady, your daughter is the pink of beauty."—" Mr.
Munsiei s, you Frenchmen always flatter."—" No, Madam, I only
do speak the truth, and /What all the world will allow, that year
daughter is the pink, and your Ladyship the dra of fashion ;"—lc
was with great slifficulty ty that the Frenokman could be made CO
comprehend his sonisc.

The Substance of the Apologies of the late Mr. C kg`
NINC.2 Fr lends:

By an old Cbristian rule, in a new sense, we live,
To our friend we forget, and Ais foes we tor sive.

CORN EXCHANGE, 11ARK-LANE, Fars 27.
We had a large arrival of Barley from the Suffolk coast, for which
Monday's 'pikes were offered,
and refused ; but still Alondiy's
quotatiun was cun'idered the price. The tussling trade was vet y
heavy, although the supply was small, and blonday's prices with
' difficulty obtained. Oats were nearly stagnant, anti bed any °Gra
~een made, lower prices (from 6d. tw is. per quarter) would have
leell 4CC coed.

ATKA at LON DuN-lilil 116 10 Mt/ lilt° W.
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