Star.
London, England, 1821-11-23 00:00:00

BRITISH COMMERCE IN TIM LEFINT.

Extract of a letter from JOHN Cateirsumr, Esq.
his Majesty's Consul-General for the Ottoman boo.
nions, to Mr. LIDIALL, Secretary to the Levast
Company :

" Constantinople, October 10, 1121.

" I am happy to be able to say that the commai.
cation made by Captain HAMILTON, of his Majesty's
ship CAMBRIAN, reported in my last letter, timbal
the desired effect.•—pur vessels which haulm
fallen in with the Insurgent ships hare been Dull
with due respect."
• Viz, • threat to treat such Greeks as pirates who nail
preatiume to detain British merchant ships.

Lord PALMERSTON. the Secretary at War, arrird
at Liverpool on Monday, and inspected the dash
and public buildings, accompanied by the MAvossti
Sir Joint TOBIN.

Government having made Bideford a bonded pal,
great expectations are entertained that a considera
increase of trade will take place. The Excise OSa
for that district k, in consequence of the grant, boa
to be removed from Barnstaple to Bideford. That
are now registered at Bideford Custom-house, as lot
longing to that port, 11l vessels.

A curious paragraph appears in the Gaulle I
France, in relation to the Convent of Mount Athol
where, it is said, more than 12,000 Monks have ski
themselves up : 8,000 of these are courageous, 20
well armed; their ramparts also possess artillery, la
the isthmus, which is narrow, is tolerably well kr
tified. The rescript of the Emperor Trizonosa
which assured 4, an inviolable asylum in this Aka*
tery to every thief who became a Monk," has ale*
been respected by the Turks. The result has be
that by degrees the Captains of the banditti of Do
saly, Etolia, and the Peloponnesus, have peopkiitta
Monastery, and they offer an equal resists:echo:4lw
the Turks and the Insurgents.
ATHENS.—On the arrival of the Turks at Athol,
the inhabitants took to flight: 500 men only,
cadoed in the houses, fired upon the Turkish nor,
who fought foot to foot in the streets. Firm P*
sently issued from some of the houses, but it mai
'not be correctly ascertained by which party their
had been kindled. The lower town is almost
sumed. The Turks occupied the citadel before&
insurrection, so the monuments in it have not bets
destroyed. The Temple of Theseus has not stood
any damage; but the Turkish College, the Mori
and the Temple of the Winds, have been moreorke
injured. It is reported that the house of M. FAna
is totally destroyed, which will be a grievous key
the Arts, as that Gentleman had in his possessiceie
valuable archeological treasures, the fiuits of mall
years indefatigable labour in collecting antiquities
Last Tuesday Mother £50,000 was Sold in Sal
by CARaiILL. No. 11,486 was the lucky Tickrl,ol
the fortunate Holders may receive their Monet!
demand. This reminds us that the very last LSO
Consols was also Sold by CA RROLL ; and it is cork
dently anticipated that, as CARROLL is so peculioll
fortunate in Selling £BO,OOO Prizes, that Anodic'
will also be Sold by him, before the close of the re
sent Lottery, at his fortunate Offices, 19, CottmuUt
and 26, OXPQRD-STREST.

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