Star.
London, England, 1821-05-21 00:00:00

PARIS, MAY 17.

A letter from Rome, dated May 4., states, that in I
consequence of the arrival of an extraordinary courier
from Laybach, Baron Vincent and Count Pozzo di
Borgo, appointed Ambassadors Extraordinary to his
Sicilian Majesty, have returned to Laybach.
According to accounts from Semlin, dated the 221
ultimo, the Pacha of Bosnia had arrived with a corps
of 5,000 Turks on the frontiers of Servia, and had
demanded a passage and the general disarming of
the inhabitants. It is not believed that the Servians
will submit to these conditions.

French 5 per Cents. 83f. 55c. Bank Actions, 1,560 f.

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 10.

The Sublime Pulse. is nuts at invo:nt, without :onto

degree of inquietude, as appears from the follow
Firman, addressed to Kiaja Bey, dated the 3ht
March, 1821 :

No one is ignorant of the events which have taken place*
the Provinces of Wallachia and hluldav:a, and the et.nstatit
perfidy of tha Greek nation. We must hope that ilrAvsx scia
speedily restore order. It is essential that every Mutsulota
should begin to accommodate himself to the eireumsrznces of
the moment, wilds impose the necessity of renouncing the
charms of social life, which for a long time have become, as*
were, second natur?, to resume a camp life. the pritnitn:e state
of the nation, and to conform gradually to the manners of e:t
ancestors. It is also indispensable that the 11iinisters of the
pire, men in office, and clerks, should renounce all disripati,r,
arid prepare for this change in manners, by providing thenicelvss
with arms, horses, Scc."

Te following are the words of the Katy-Sherif oa
this subject:
" The Infidels, who have witnessed the disorders ptacttiQ
by the Ministers and men in otice throughout my Empire, and
foreseeing that they will experience no resistance on their part,
have had the audacity to come to these extremities. Thato
these facts are known to all persons of rank, Ministers and others,
throughout my Empire, yet I do not find that they evince tka
more zeal on that account. Orders must be issued to all claw,
Persons in office must repair to their posts at three o'clock,.
This is not the way to dispatch business. All times are net fat
pleasure; and we now experience the fatal consequences of M.
lowing the opposite rule. The mutual railleries of certain ess.
disposed persons, and the liberty they take of censuring the tar.
duct of each other, have brought about a degree of ceidnew
among the llussubnans. Those who do not alter their enitne
life, who, unmindful of the precept which teaches them to re.
Bard every Mussulman as a brother, cannot fail to keep up halm
and to discharge their duties in a lingering and negligent way.
To those who may come to their posts later than the time or-
dered, who may presume to censure each other, I will addars
no more reproaches, but I will deliver them up to the sword d
justice. Let them open their eyes: present circumstances are
not to be compared to the past. Religion is in question. Alf
imperial intention is to gain the hearts of the true believers, sag
to render myself useful to the law of Mahomet. May liters
grant vigilance to all ! So be it!

" Cupies of the Sovereign Will having been addressed by fit.
man to all, that the facts be communicated to the Ministers, to
the Chiefs of the Militia, and to others holding offices of tnist,
enjoining every one to renounce pleasure, to procure arms lad
horses, and to conform in all things to the llaty-Sherif, and to
be careful nut to fail"

On the preceding day (March 10) the Us-Effendi
had addressed a circular note to the foreign Ministers,
in which he informs them that the I'oite had been
compelled, by the escape of several of its subjects on
board foreign vessels, to avail itself of the rights
granted by Treaties, and to cause all the vessels to
be searched which may pass the Straits, either to-
wards the Eusine or towards the ,Egean Sea; that
Commissioners have been appointed for this purpose,
and that the Ministers are requested to send Com-
missioners also to Feneraki and the Dardanelles, to
assist in these searches, which, however, are not in-
tended to retard foreign vessels or passengers.

We have also received, at a late hour this forenoon,
the Paris Papers of Friday. They contain accounts
from Madrid a day later in date than those which we
have given in another part. The same spirit which un-
happily reigns at Aladrid is extending itself to the Pro-
vinces. At Cadiz, and at Algesiras, the people had de-
manded the exile and imprisonment of several per.
sons of distinction, and the Authorities had been
forced to yield to these criminal demands. In the
battle between the Empecinado and the Curate Me-
ntxo, two hundred and seventy-five of the cant*
tants are said to have remained on the field.

Letters from the Levant, received at Paris, announce
that the insurrection had taken a very serious charac-
ter throughout the whole of the Morea. A great um
ber of Turks had been massacred ; the rest had fled.
Drench 5 per Cents. Thursday, 83fr. 55c.

A Dutch Mail arrived this forenoon. The Ripen
brought by it are uninteresting. Accounts from Stak•
holm, of the 4th of May, say that the Caowu PnzNa
has had a slight relapse. The Physicians have ad►ised
him not to attend the camp at Liukopping.

Orders have been received at Portsmouth Dock-
yard to hasten the equipment of the ROYAL Gunton
yacht, commanded by the Hon. Sir CUARLES PAM
which, we are confidently assured, is to convey his
MAJESTY to Ireland. His MAJESTY'S interesting vi*
to that country will follow the august and splendid
ceremony of his Coronation. The cost of his Ms.
JESTY'S robes is estimated at 00,000.
Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience
of the KING.

Yerterday Divine Service was performed at the
King's Palace in Pall• Mall, by the Rev. F. W. &ow
BERG, Clerk of the Closet.
The Duke of CLA RENCE and the Princess AO-
GUSTA attended Divine Service yesterday, at the Cdr
pel Royal.
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE attended Di-
vine Service at the Royal German Chapel, and beard
a sermon by the Rev. Dr. KUPER.
The Duke of YORK visited his MAJESTY yesterday
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princesses Au•
GUSTA and SOPHIA, visited the Duke and Duchess of
CLA REECE.

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Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
visited the Duchess of KENT, at her apartments ill
the King's Palace, Kensington.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess AR'
GUSTA took an airing together in a carriage.
The Marquis and Marchioness of LA NbDOWN got
an elegant entertainment on Saturday, at Lansdeso
House, Berkeley-square, to
Count and Countess Lieven, the Duke of Devonshire, tbe
Ambassador of the Netherlands, Earl and Countess Mode*
Lord Tinto, Lady Gwydir, ace.
Friday Sir JOHN and Lady WrrrrE Minstar
gave a dinner, at their house in Lower GrOSVVIIr
street, to—
The Dowager Duchess of Leeds, Lord William Leoool4
Earl of Belfast, Lord and Lady Bernard, Mr. and Lady OP"
line Barham, Miss Barham, Mr. Byng, M. P. Captain ;WA
Captain Lindsay, Mr. Maley, Mr. Strickland, ScF.
—ln the evening her Ladyship entertained a select
p:aty a her fashionable Wends.