Star.
London, England, 1827-12-10 00:00:00

MAYENCE, Nov. 27.

It is reported that ,ever.l Officers of high rank in the
Austrian service, who are absent from their regiments
on furlough, have received order% immediately to join

diFie corps.—Nurewiderg Correspondent, Dec. 2.
VIEINNA, Nov. ts,
r:
he Mail from Constantinople, which will bring
rs to the 10 h November, has not yet arrived,
I e 4h
items that since the intercourse between the Anr-
'Wilder: of France, England, and Russia. and the
•Tulkish Ministry, has been broke* off, no couriers of
those Ambamiclors are allowed to be dispatched.—
Algemeine Alton's, Dec. 3.

•
Bogota Papers to the f,th of October, and Honduras
to the 22d of September, have been received. at the
North and South American Coffee House.

=TRACT FRCIt THE 1000" PAPER OF OCT. 4.

" We regret to perceive, by:thislast papas franGoaya-
quil, that the Municipality perseveres in their foolish pre-
tensions to exercise the Go►erment of the Department.
Illegal as their precious conduct had been, several of
their late proceedings, we think, are Incite so.

HONDURAS, Sc. Is.

GUATEMALA.—We have ad•ices of the 25d nit.
Affairs are going on as for some time past. We know
that in consequence of ;be advance of Colonel Milli
from Comaygna towards San Miguel, the Govern.
meat of San Salvador dispatched 500 men to .attilit
him : the Guatemala troops. therefore§ that were in
Santa Anna, marched on the 20th inst. towards Sas
Salvador, and we are anxiously waitinttke Muir.

Four bomb vessels are fitting out at his Majesty's
Dock-yards, under orders to be ready for sea on the
17th instant. The Etna bomb vas masted on Saturday
morning at Deptford, and towed down to Woolwich to
be completed. The Infernal is fitting at Deptford;
the Erebus at Plymouth, and the Teri or at Portsmouth.
They are to be accompanied to the Levant by his Ma-
jesty's steam vessels, to which, as stated last week,
Lieutenants have lately been appointed.

The chances of a general Eeropean war, consequent
on the actions and conduct of the friends and foes of
Greece, have at length relinquished their more vague
character, and assumed the complexion of a near and
approaching certainty. What may be the immediate
effects of this international conflict, a few short months
will amply reveal; what its more remote results, as we
have before remarked, our great grandchildren will
I alone have the peculiar privilege of determining.
We cannot, however, while confining ourselves to
that of which we can albite be capable of judging—
'lse present, contemplate this rupture of general peace
of concord and of amity, with other feelings than those
of awe and regret ; not, let it be understood, regret at
the spirited and laudable steps in the cause of freedom
and of Christianity, which have entailed these coolie-
quences,bef deep sorrow that after so ion.; tranquillity,
we have again to

, "• Let slip the dogs of war," •
and, that, without any boundary or termination to the
vista of bloodshed and misery which does in Cation.
stitute our long and gloomy prospect.
We do sincerely lament the necessity of wars at all,
and we cannot but condemn the general prineipla which
governs and animates them, while, as mortals exist. in
their present state, we believe them to be a necessary evil.

The following is in extract of a letter from the Agent
to tleyd's at Coustantinople, dated theath ultimo:
This Go►ernment has prohibited the departure of
European vessels, either far the Black Sea or foe the
Dardanelles, sto finnan being granted for that purpose
to any Fag whatever. A strong southerly wind has
been bilibing fur several days, during which time not
more than two or three vessels (and those Austrian)
have come up from the Dardanelles, which leadt me
to conclude that the vessels of war stationed there have
warned European Captains not to proceed hither under
present circumstances.

u By advices from Smyrna of the 30th ult. a part of
the Allied Fleet had arrived there from Navarin, and
some had gone to Alexandria. I annex you a list of
English vessels now here, as also of those that are in the
Black Sea:—Skylark, Albion, Comet, Harby, Susan..
nab, Camelius, and Elizabeth. In the Black Seat Mary
Barry, Earsden, Wiliam Shand, Aurora, Starling and
Tula, Elizabeth, Margaret, and Latch."