Star.
London, England, 1826-05-01 00:00:00

rILANCIS pt.% Rues. The wh•.de number of Austrian troops leaving
Naples is five thousand men. •..
Brts,sels Papers to the 30th ult. reached us this fore-
noon, but they contain no intelligence of any interest. Some de-
tachments of troops have been sent to Java, where indeed they are
much wanted.

The French Pape!: of F, iday and Saturday have
teached us. They contain accounts from Greece, whi,:h
leave no dt:ubt that Nliisolongbi still held out so late as
the end of March.

A letter from Venice, of the 15th Apiil, states that
the accounts received from I'revesa, SAnta. Maura,

Ithaca, and Corfu, of the .27th, 28th, and 29th of March,
cor.firm the brilliant victory gained over IBRAHIM by
the garrison of Missolong! i. The l'Acna, we are toll,
to encourage the troops by his example, advanced sword
hand towards the town, as far as the place called
D Tana. lie w:ts there seiiously wounded. The
14- ar rival of the plaa taking advantage of the confusion
into which this event threW the enemy, and seconied by

the corps of Generals Etsvir.a,Gounas, and KARMA-
KAKI, which hastened to its succour, fell upon the
Egyptian!, who made their tetieat to Patras, carrying
with them their Commander, whose wound is mortal.
Letters from Zante, of the 29th March, say that the
Egyptians have been beaten, and tht it General wounded.
It is atso said that the fleet was to sail on the 26th for
Hydra, and repair to Missolonglii,

German Papers to the 25th reached us this foresoon
one of them, the Cassel Gazette, alluding to the late conspiracy In
Russia, says, " It appears to be very far spread.. The name of
Freedom, it is said, served only as a pretext. It was intended to
establiph an aristocratical Government, residing in the nobility and
the vassalage of the peasants, which the. EMIPZIWILS wished to miti-
gate, and thereby-drew on themselves the hatred of the nubility who
engaged in the conspiracy, was to be maintained in all its rigour."
An account bas been published at St. Petershurgh of the finances
of Russia, by which it appears that great retrenchments have been
made in the public expenditure, amounting in four years to
168:A00,000 rubles.
fly an humane ordinance of the Council of the Russian Empire,
sanctioned by the late Emperor Axmannse, at Taganrok, on the
20th October last year, the trade cvitlytolen children, hitherto car-
ne lon with many circumstances of cruelty, by Kirghis Calmucks,
is most strictly forbidden for ever, on the whole trading line of
Siberia and Orenbarg.

Yesterday morning, the Doke of Your and the Prin-
cess AOGUITA attended divine service at the Chapel Royal, St.
James's.
Saturday. the Duchess of GLOUCESTRA visited the
Princess AUGUSTA.
Prince LeopoLo honoured the Italian Opera with his
presence on Saturday evening.
Yesterday, the LORD CHAKCILLoR, the Earl of Li-
vearoot, and Mr. Secretary CANNINO, had audiences of his Margrrr.
Mr. 11USKISSON transacted business yesterday with
Mr. Secretary Carom, at his Office in Downing-street. .
The Earl of WESTMORELAND transacted business at
the Foreign Office yesterday.
The Htv. Dr. BLOMBERG performed divine service
yesterday, at the King's Palace in Pall-mall.
Ssturday, the Despatches were closed at the East
India House, and delivered to the pursers of the following ships,
viz. London, Capt. JOHN BARNET Sortntsr ; William Fairlie, Capt.
THOMAS BLAIR ; and Canning, Cjpt. Berms Beoccrroe, for China
direct.
A Deputation arrived from Manchester on Saturday)
to communicate information en the state of the country to the
lions" DeFriment.
Yesterday ,horning, at nine o'clock, Mr. Secretary
VsieLleceived an express front the Lancashire Maghtrates acting in
the disturbed districts in Lancashire, which required the attendance
of the Right Hon. Gentleman • Mr. Hemmers, the Unaer Secre-
tary or State for the Home Department, and several of the Clerks,
for a great part of the day.
A Ball, patronised by the MAYOR ess and other Ladies,
will be holden at the Exchange at Chester, on Thursday next, for
the relief of the distressed at MacelesSeld Congleton. A letter
has beep received, stating that the Gitoevirwoa family are Sorry they
cannot attend the ball. but request the MATO& mina down Lord
and Lady Gitoeveuoe's names for 10111. and Lord and Lady Bat-
earn SOL
The Anniversary Dinner of the Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen educated at the Westminster School was held on Saturday
Ileac at the Argyll Room.
HAZARD AND CO:II GREAT SUCCESS 11 HAZARD
and Co. Shared and Sold Tsang Prizes of £20,000, drawn the Ist
of Last Mouth (March). Next Wednesday (May 3), Six Prises
of £21,000, with other Capitals, must All be Drawn.. This is
positively the Last Lotterybut One. Haute and Co.'s Offices.
Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Cornhill ; and 314, Osford.stre.t ; and
by their Agents in all the principal Country Towns.
Two Soars os, BLassisos.—" It is a great blessing
to possess what one wishes,' said some one to an ancient Philoso-
pher, who replied, 1! It is a greater blessing still not to desire what
one does not possess.'
Thursday, the remains of Lieutenant Hon. FREDERIC
Foams. of the 17th Regiment, were deposited in one of the dor.
snitories below Sr. John's chapel, west end of Prince's street, Edin-
burgh, with military honours. The deceased was third son of the
Right Hon. Lord FORM, Lord High Commissioner of the Gene-
ral Assembly of the Church of Scotland.
Sitnrclay morning a mi eting of the Cabinet Minis-
ters took place at the early hour of ten o'clock, at the residence 4
the Sari of Livearoor., in Whitehall, on the subject of the dis-
turbed state of several parts of Lancashire. There were present
Mr. Secretary Peer., the Catexcettoa of the Excismassa, Earl of
Haaeoway, the Duke of Wecturorors Viscount Mmvur.g, &c.
They continued in deliberation till half-past twelve o'clock, when
Mr. Secretary Pm retired to his office, where he was closely en-
gaged the whole of the day. Messengers were despatched from
the Home (Ace in various directions. The Duke of Yong arrived
in town at three o'clock from Newmarket. His Royal Highness,
remained but a few minutes at his home in South Aedley-strem,
during which time he partook of sense refreshment and then pro-
Meded with all speed to his office in the Horse Guar's's, where Mr.
Secretary Prat waited upon the Royal Duke, to lay before him the
Mformatiori he had received from Lancashire of the riotous pro-
ceedings of the cotton w in various parts, and also the result
elf the deliberations of the Cabinet Ministers, which engaged their
attention till past five o'clock, assisted by Sir. Herbert Tartans,
Military Secretary to the Commatider-in•Chief.. The Duke of
Teti proceeded to the Keno's Palace in Pall mall, to report to his
Meanly the particulars of the proceedings. His Royal Higbee.,
remained with the KING till nearly seven o'clock. In the evening,
Mr. BAILEY, the Ktsit:'s Mestenger, was sent off wl'h despatches
to General Sir JOHN Brae, to take the military command of the
blanchrter district. The Messenger was to pursue his journey with
all possible speed.
M. Al.gßetaDitle, the celebrated ventriloq tic, has ar-
rived in town.
KING s THEATRE.—ZINGARELLI'S serious Opera,
testlnded on SHAUTZARI'II Romeo mad Juliet, was performed os Sa-
turday night, and Madame Parra sustained the character of Romeo.
The applause which attended her is, rformance of this character last
season was fully equalled on this occasion, and the House was per-
haps the most crowded of the season. Another attraction prevented
Itself in the Gitalicita of Madame Canattont, who realises all that
we could wish in this character.
iday a Dutch West Indiamar, be we n
600 arid 700 tons burden, with a valuable cargo, struck
on the ledge of rocks about two miles from Beachy
Head, and shot tly atter sank in eightren fathoms water ;
the clew reached the shore in one of qeir boats. On
Sunday the men sailed in a logger for Rollanidtaving
'nhandosied all hopes of saving the vessel • bui'on Mon
.storai tei noon s was washed upe and taken in tow by
ibiee ii-hang boats. It is reported. that titer slime whirls
the thhermen can claim is worth 50,0001.• • •