Star.
London, England, 1827-03-10 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.
FLOM TM! won.; DAY= THURSDAY, MARCH S.
BUCHARRST. Pea. 13.
Private letters from Constantinople, dated the 4th
of this month, state that the Porte has declared, through
the Reis Effendi, that it would reject all diplomatic
overtures in favour of the Gieek insurgents. The
motives on which this resolution is founded are the same
as those that have been alleged on former occasions.
Tills news appears to be the more deserving ofliedit,
as it is a fresh proof of the immoveable pertinacity of
the Divan.—ilugsburg Gazelle.

TROIS TSB PILOTS Or WIDIIIIDAT.
PARIS, Mime's 6.
M. Eynard has addresvd a letter, dated Feb. 46, to
the Greek Committee of Geneva, of which the follow-
ing is an extract t •
" I have news from Napoli to the 24th of January. They con-
firm the third victory gained by Karaiskaki. They state, that at
Voltam the booty taken was much more considerable that at first
reported."
Letters from Corfu, from Count Viaro•Capodistrios,
and from M. Constantine Jerostathy, of Feb. 8, bring
me the following particulars;
" Salons Is in the hands of the Greeks. Karalskaki, after his
victories at Arakova and Voliaza, where he took 1,500 horns, and
all kinds of ammunition and provisions, &c. surprised and cut to
pieces, near Lepanto, a corps of 1,000 Turks who were marching to
Salotsa,to relieve that plate. According to the orders of Government,
*labour. Gem k going to send a part of his troops to the army of
Bemis. Two hundred Peloponnesians have already repaired to
that quarter, and 2,000 men, under Colonels Gordon and Petro.
mlclaaly, are going to sea to the Pirnus, escorted by the American
frigate commanded by Idiaulis. AU thew forces united are si-
multaneously to attack the Seraskkr, Redschid Pacha, who has
approached Athens, from which he had retired in consequence of
the victory of Atakora;-thus giving Colonel Fabvier an opportu-
nity to enter the Acropolis with ammunition and provisions."
We received to-day from Previsa, under the date of
the 30th of January, the news that two vessels, laden
with provisions, were at Petals.waiting for orders from
araiskaki, and that Makry had made himself master
of Stamnias near Missolonghi.
These favourable circumstances prove, Gentlemen,
• how useful out consignments of provisions have been,
since the Greeks have been enabled by this assistance
to resume offensive operations.
The Emperor of Russia, who had hindered the intro-
duction into his dominions of several Berman literary
journals after the Ist of January this year, has revoked
• that prohibition.

THE ARMY.

The sth Royal Hussars, for the first time since the lamented
death of the late Commander-in. Chief, &ambled at Brighten on
Tuesday last, in marching order at their Barrack% and proceeded
• morose the Leaden-road. round by the Temple, along the King's.
road. and finally taking the New-road and the Grand Parade. re-
turned to their Barracks. Their band, which played the whole
time, when they cause is sight of the Pavilion, struck up " Goo
save the King." The menial and chivalrous air of this fine body
of men, diffused the utmost animation throughout the line of their
march.
The 51st (Royal North British FesUeers) Regiment has received
orders to proceed from the Isle of Wight, for Windsor.
The ;g Division of the 50th (West Kent) Regiment of Infantry
r arriviit on the 7th Molest, on booed the Kelm traimpoet, at Poetar
month, from Jamie&
Tbe sth (Inalskillea) Regiment of Drispoos le now as mane
fi,,‘ then Dercheeter, for ; end are to he replaced by the
Ads Dragoon Guards.
One T of the WI (Royal Irish) Regiment of Dragoon
thirds is ordered from Elensingham Mr Trowbridge, and another
Troop be
two to the some Corp., from Blnisiogisent for Dorsky.
to relieve two Troops of the oth Regimmt of Dragoons, that were
ordered to Biradagiuuria.