Star.
London, England, 1826-05-11 00:00:00

TRIESTE, Arm 26.

FROM THE OsSERvATORR TRIEss INO OF APRIL 27.
The Captain of a hlerchantmau, who left Prevesa on the 14th of
April, says, that it was reported in Prevesa that there had been
another action before I%lissolonghi, to the disadvantage of the Turks,
and that Ibrahim had returned to the Mote I, leaving 14,000 Turk►
to continue the siege, and having given orders to the Turkish leer
• maintain the Llockade on the sea side.

The deliverance of Afisenlonghi, and the triumphant entrance of
Mienlis into that harbour, are confirmed from all quarters. Ac-
cording to the latest accounts from l'revesa,of Apt il 19,the Seraskler

Redlichid P3chewas there, confined by a dangerous wound, which
he received in one of the late actions.

Ibrahim Pacha's enterprise is represented as having totally failed.
His lad attack was made a short time before the arrival of Miaulis,
of whose approach he was previously informed by the Captain of a
European ship ;it however proved very disastrous to him. The
rafts by which part of his troops were to make the attack were
driven, by contrary winds, on the sand banks in the Lagoons, under
the walls of 111issolonghi. The besiegers took advantage of this
misfortune, by which the Egyptian troops that had been embarked
were placed in the most perilous situation, and caused a great de-
struction among them by the Er,, of their artillery. Goma and
Fabvkr made themselves toasters of the works of the Turks on the
land side, and, by their arrival, threw everything into alarm as far
as to Arta.

The latest private letters from Corfu come down to the 35th
April; they unanimously assert that Noto llonaris4Commander of
blis4olonglti, and 3liaulls, are admired and revered as the delivererii

of Greece.

On the 9th April it was observed from the walls of Missolonghi,
towards Patras, that some ships were on fire, anti it was believed
that Allanlis had attacked the Egyptian fleet. The inhabitants of
klnaolonghi have solemnly declared to the Greek Government their
most cordial gratitude, for the supplies of ammunition and provi-
sions, and at the same time added the assurance that they nettled
nothing more, to preserve Miss°turgid as a sacred depo-it.
Tarawa, Aran. 23.—Letters fr Corfu of the 13th inst. an.
flounce that the Egyptians have made another unsuccessful attack on
ildissolonghi on the 6th of April. The Greeks consider this attack
as the last, because the besiegers have since continued quiet in their
camp. Admiral bliaulis is arrived with his fleet, and is said to have
re-victualled klissolonghi for two months. The wound of Ibrahim
(some say Recischid) seems to be confirmed.

O le of the German Papers contains an at tic'e from
St. Petersburgh, stating that several changes are about to take place
in the Russian Ministry. According to this account, the Minister
of Justice, Prince Lasatrow-Itosrowsxr, is reported to have sent in
his resignation. M. de Sraaortsxv, formerly Governor of Siberia,
is mentioned as his successor. Coikt Vicroa as Korscuumer will
resume the portfol oof the Minister of the Interior. Count Caro
'lsms and Count Sraocosorr are also expected at St. Peters.
burgh; both are to be nominated to important offices. General
Bainceinorr„ who has returned from Carl/rube, is to be Minister
of War. The Director-General of the Post.office, Prince Atte-
Armes Gaumni received a Ukase, dated in January, appointing
him pro temporelJirector of the A ppanages of the Crown.
Count Cale d'lmans and Count STROGONOTY are both known
to be favourable to the Greek cause ; but indeed we believe this
sentiment to be very general in Russia.

The French Papers of Monday and Tuesday have
reached us. The Constiisaionnel mentions, that according to certain
journals, the Pore's Bull against secret societies had arrived at Paris,
in an official shape, and that the Ministry were deliberating whether
they would permit its publicatlon.—Martinique is disturbed by in-
testine commotion', between the whites and the men of colour.
The National GuarJ, which it seems consists, in a great measure,
of the latter, has been called forth, in consequence of the thinning
which the garrison had received from the effects of the climate.
Accounts from Madrid of the 29th ult. state that the Capital was
tranquil. The Due no LIN/ADITADO continues to entreat the Kura.
that he may be allowed to retire from office, but the KING refuses
permission. General Carare has been banished the island of Porto.
Rico, and is to be confined to the fort of St. Sebastian, till there is a
vessel to convey him to the place where he is to undergo his penalty.