Star.
London, England, 1818-11-27 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCTOBER 11.

Some farther changes have been made in the mu-
tinous corps of the Janissaries. On the 26th of las:
month the Aga was deprived of hit post and ba-
nished to Rodasto. The cause of this change was a
violent dispute which broke out between the Janissa;
ries and the Artillery at Scutari.
Two more new Bira Emini (Inspectors of. Build-
ings) have been lately appointed, to carry on the plan
of the Porte, for the streugtiening of the frontier
fortresses. The new High Admiral spews pleat ac-
tivity. Several vessels have lately arrived with' tiin-
ber for the arsenal. The repairing of the great three-
decker, Selimije, is completed, and this immense
ship will go out with the three-deckers Messudije
and Mahmudije.
The last accounts from Bagdad, confirm indeed,
the taking of Derasch, the capital of the Wechabites;
but it is added that those sectaries have made a sally
from the fortress into which they had retreated, upon
the troops of the Pacha, and put them to flight.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this morn-
ing, but do not furnish a single paragraph worth ex-
tracting. The official part of the Mohiteur contains
the series of official documents which were pub-
lished here from a private source on Wednesday,
containing the final result of the proceedings of the
late Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle.—Five per Cents.
on slonday, 69 fr. 25 c.
The following is an extract of a private letter from
Paris, dated November 21 :
lose no time in communicating to you the important in-
' telligence, that the Ministry have determined on suppressing the
preliminary censure to which the French Journals were sub-
jected, and of proipsing a special law for their regulation. The
matter is to be itnniediatcly discussed in the Council of State;
and I am informed that the clauses of the taw comprehend
every species of offence, and even discriminate with precision
between the various shades of calumny and scandal. The news-
papers will not, from the lit of January, appear by pirilege as
heretofore; but a deposit of 72,000 livres will be required,bear-
Log interest of 4 per cent. and serving as a caution. From this
mass the fines to which the alitorg may occasionally be con-
demned will be collected, and they will be obliged to complete
the original sum within a given period. The cognizance of all
matters relating to newspapers will be exclusively left to a jury,
as in England."

The Duke of GLovcrsran arrived at Strasburgh
from Upper Suabia on the 17th instant. The French
Journals which announce this arrival do not say whe-
ther his Highness is on hit. way t&England or not.

THE ARMY.

CORK, NOVEMBER ft.
Arrived the Brilliant, Lady /Wilms, SI
Osborne, Wyton, and Albury transp.nts sr;
from France, last from the Downs.

DOVER, NOVEMBER 26.
Two transports arrived here this !nun;
Calais, H ith a part of the .52d Regiment.
RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 26.
Arrive from Calais yesterday and to day
of twenty transports,
.which have bronght
'remainder of the Coldstream Guards, ab,
men. The major part of the 52d Regime
their Band and Staff, have also arrived. T.
transports arc expected in this evening,
of the 523, which will complete the whole ,
fantry to come aero.A. Bet.yeen tv.-o and ti
dred men of the Royal Artiilery and Wagg(
have likewise been landed here since our'
their field-pieces, &c. i affords us math
to report that both office. s a,,d men, genera:;
ing, appear to be in excellent health.

The Albion and London Hotels are crow,
Officers, amongst them we observe Colon!
FORD, Lord HornAm; and Ensign Firz•C
of the Guards, the latter, in particular, a fi;
some and gentlemanly youth, who bears a n
semblance in features to his illustrious Fa
Duke of CLARENCL.—The old Bank here
like a fair the day through ; and, ii we in:
from the vast number of military visitants
tlw
had, we should imagine their circulation r
must have been very considerable.
Four, p. nr.—The vessels with the reman
companies of the 52d
.have just shot within t
head; so that ALL the British infantry from
may now be said to have reached their owr
and, wonderful to relate, free from accidei
consequence!

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 24.
Wind W.—Arrived the Duke of York pa,.
Mails from the Brazils, in 44 days.

DEAL; NOVEMBER es.
Wind S. W.—. Arrived yesterday and sa;k,
River the Hope, JONES, from Waterford , E:
CALL, 33 -days from Virginia, for Brew,
sailed. To-day the Mevagissey,
Domingo, for Bremen, and sailed ; Lea
from Canary Islands, fn. London. Came di
the River the George, ‘VHITE, for Gibraltar ,
BRACEY, for Jamaica ; Sarah, —, for Mad
William, YOUNG ; and Diana, RAZ, for
Dublin Packet, —, for Dublin; and renal
Downs with outward-bound as per last.

DOVER, NOVEMBER :6
Arrived off this port the Marc, Moo!
.Ceres, HERD, from Calcutta.—Sailed last n'
Princess Charlotte packet, for Ostend with
and passengers. Sailed this morning the CI
packet, Captain RUTTER, for Calais, with p;
Arrived this morning the Lord Duncan par
Ostend, with a Mail and passengers; also
George packet, Captain KING, from Cal
passengers.