Star.
London, England, 1821-04-23 00:00:00

VIENNA, APRIL 7.

Though the Neapolitans are wholly put down, the
Emperor of Russia, with wise precaution, will not
stop the march of his troops ordered to Italy.

FRANKFORT, APRIL 12..

One of the first operations of the Greek insurgents
was to attack the town of Giorgewo, situated between
Bucharest and the Danube. It was occupied by a
gan ison of 5000 Ottoman troops. The Greeks hoped
to carry it by a coup de main; they attacked it with
great intrepidity, but with only 300 men. The su-
periority of the enemy, and the strength of the posi-
tion,
rendered success impossible. The Greeks were
almost all cut off; but the insurgents having now
collected a more considerable force, attacked the
place in due form, and made themselves masters of
' it. The greater part of the Turkish garrison was put
to the sword.

Letters from Semlin say, that the Pacha of Bel.
grade bad retired into that town, after having deli-
vered up the citadel to the Servians.

CASSEL, APRIL 9.

Our Journals enjoy much more liberty since the
accession of our new Sovereign. They are now allowed
to insert news from Spain, Portugal, and Italy, and
what passes in the Cortes. Confidence in Austrian
paper does not yet revive. The tickets of the second
Loan, or Lottery of RothsthilsLs, have declined be.

low the rate at which they were aegociated by the
Contractors. The presence of My. D. Pails!) is not.
calculated to make them rise, because it is believed
that a new loan is in contemplation.

THE EVENING STAR. •

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 23, IS2I.
,EATTZS MAJESTY'S BIILTII-DAY (Err).

Holiday at the Public Offices.
—A.

St. George's Day being the day appointed for the
celebration of the Anniversary of his MAJESTY'S
Birth, this morning was u4ieled in by a merry peal
from all the bells of the Metropolis. The Churches,
as usual, displayed their flags. The Royal Standard
was hoisted at the Tower, and the ships in the various
docks, and on the River, displayed the colours, at the
mast-head, of their respective nations. St. Dunstan's
in the West having erected a new tower on their
Church, the inhabitants caused a handsome new
flag to be exhibited on the occasion. At noon the
guns in the Park and those at the To•A er, were fired.
—The Guards, Coachmen, Scc. of the Mail Caache,
having their new Royal liveries for, the occasion, will
take their usual route through the principal streets of
London, after dinner, from the Mail Coach Manu-
factory, Milbank. The General Post men and Two-
penny Post lads are this day all newly clothed in the
Royal livery, and cut a very handsome appearance.
The veterans of Greenwich and Chelsea are not
forgot on this occasion ; they will dine off roast
beef and plum pudding, have a shilling and two
quarts of ale, to drink his MaJEsTv's health, each man.

The arrivals from abroad in the course of yeAerday,
consisted of the Paris Papers of Thursday, and Hain-
burgh and Flemish Papers to the 17th and 20th inst.
from all of which we have given extracts in another
place. The news which they have brought is not of
much novelty or importance. There is an official
account by the Austrian Count BUBNA, which con.
firms the statement in the Private Letter from Turin,
which we published on Friday, doing justice to the,
ret-i,tance made bi the Constitutional Ai my of Pied-
mont. Although the result was unfortunate, it was
far from being disgraceful. The Piedmontese made
a brisk attack, and sustained a conflict of some dura-
tion with the united forces of BontrA. and LATOUR.
They halted and rallied, after being driven from the
plain of Novara, and defended themselves a second
time behind the Agogna, before they were finally
defeated.

The piece of intelligence contained in the letter
from Odessa, given by a German l'aper, stands cer-
tainly in need :of confirmation. It is altogether of
a most incredible character.

A considerable number of vessels are said to have
arrived in the harbour of Constantinople, under the
Russian flag, and having at least 15,000 armed
Greeks on board ! It is said that the Turks wished
to exercise the right of visitation with respect to them,
but that the Russian Minister, Count STROGONOFF,
threatened to depart instantly if the flag of his nation
should not Le respected ! ! Can it be possibly believed
that the Turks, on the arrival of such a hostile force
in the very harbour of their own capital, would have
been deterred from taking steps for seizing them, or
that the Russian Ambassador would commit his
master in so open and palpable a manner, as to inter-
fere on such an occasion? Russia will play a more
cunning game. The time is not yet come for her
open hue' ference.
The Russian Army of Volhynia is said to have
been stopped in its march towards Hungary and Italy
by a new order of the Emperor ALEXANDER. The
March of this Army naturally gave rise to great ap-
prehension. As the Neapolitans and Piedmontese
had been put down, why was a Russian Army to be
marched into Italy ? The impression generally ex-
isted in Paris that an application had been made to
the French Government for permission to march this
Russian Army through France, for the overthrow of
the Constitutional System in Spain, and that the pre-
tended destination of Italy was a mere blind. In the
Chamber of Deputies, on the 17th, General For made
some observations on this subject, which gave rise to
great agitation in that Assembly. We are inclined to
think that the apprehension is groundless, for we do
not believe that the French Government would dare
to try the patience of their subjects so far as to give
permission to a Russian Army to march through
France. It will require a year or two more of the
domination of the Ultras to fit them for such a
humiliation.

The French Five per Cents. left off on Wednesday
at Si francs, 80 cents.

A Dutch Mail has also arrived to-day with Papers
to the 21st instant. It gives us sincere pleasure to
learn from them that the king of the NETHERLANDS,
has, by a Resolution of the 16th of April, prohibited
the imrertation of Negroes, from those foreign Colo-
nies where it is still allowed to import them directly
from Africa, into any of the Colonies of the Nether-
lands, and especially into that of Surinam.

We have received this forenoon Piedmontese
Ga-
zettes to the 12th of April. They announce the
accession of Alexandria and Genoa to the restored
order of things. The attempted regeneration of the

Sardinian dominions may therefore he considered for
the preient as entirely at an end. The following are

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