Star.
London, England, 1827-10-05 00:00:00

Vitrea.sota Boom ass ! We announce to you, venerable
Brothers, that the pains we have taken for the restoration and re.
gelation of the liccleviastkal affairs of Belgium, in concert with the
Illustrious and most potent King of the Netherlands, William I.
have, by the Divine assistance, led to a happy result.
" To the Concordat already concluded by our predecessor Pious
VII. of happy memory, with him "shoat that time held the Govern-
ment of France, we have, by common consent, substituted another
suitable to the kingdom of the Netherlands, In three articles, which
we have ordered to be laid before you. By the first article. the
new Concordat is not confined to the Southern Provinces of the
Netherlands, but includes also the Northern. By this second art-
tick, such diocese is to have a chapter and a seminary.
" By the third, whenever an Archiepiscopal or Episcopal See
shall become 'vacant..the Chapter of that See duly assembled, is to
proceed to a new election, which shall be coofirmed by the Pt pe .
who, if he nods the election not perfectly couventical, or the person
elected destitute of the qualifications required by the sacred Canons,
shall allow the Chapter to proceed to a new election in due form.
" To this Concordat we have added Apostolical letters confirming
and explaining the Concordat Itself. By these your will see, that
with the assent of his Majesty, we have increased by these new
Episcopal Sees, the number of those already existing in Belgium,
and also that the young men intended for the sacerdotal office, shall
not be obliged in future to frequent the schools of the Philosophical
College, but shall be educated in such a manner only as the Bishops
shall prescribe.
This and other things you will have more in detail in the letters.
We trust that by them, and by the Concordat explained by them.
. the churches of Belgium will be raised as mach as possible from the
most miserable condition in which they have been brought by the
disasters of late years.—lt may be added that we never should have
attained so salutary and desirable an end. bad not the august King
William, bylds wisdom, by his regard for us,end by his hinignity
to his Catholic subjects, afforded os biapowerful and kind assistance.
Let us thereforealleat of ail, render solemn thanks to the Father of
Mae ies. km whose bonds are the hearts of Kings ; and than also to

. Abe amiasimit King, with the firm cooftdence, that when fully
WM* osr frankness and the nature of our often, be will daily
baceane amen awl more disposed in favoar of the Catholics."
FLORENCE. Sari.. t 7.
The Pt.testant Chapel here was consecrated 'ester
day by the ltev. Mr. Oolonsb : we are certain too, that
the Protestants will have a busying grostafl for them.
selves, towards which the King of Psalmist has contri-

brought t . clothlog
also are becoming very scarce, from the blockade ; sod if it lasts
another twelve months, the people will not positively late skins to
their backs: a coat costs 130 dollars, and a pair of trainers SO. II
fact, I don't know what we are to come to if this g ,es oa."

Mr. ALBERT GALLATIN, the American Minister.
left town yesterday afternoon, on his return to America. Mr.
LAWIIII6CZ, Secretary. 4 Leptiou to the Embassy, is Chasid d'Af.
fairer of the United States till the arrival of a new Minister.
M. Rout (the French Charge d'Affaires). transacted
business yesterday with the Earl of Dumas, at the Foreiso Mee,

The LORD CHANCELLOR and Mr. HUSLISSOW visited
Viscount 61111,111101 yesterday, at his residence in Downing-street.
Mr. Husinsnla afterwards art out for Sartharn..
Mr. PLANT* and Mr. WILMOT HORTON also left
lowa yesterday for Earthani, o a visit to the Right Honourable
Gentleman.
Tne Hon. FRIDEDICIL LAMB, our Ambassador to the
Court of Spain, arrived a tew days since in Paris, from Madrid,
and is hourly expected to arrive at his father's, Lord Msixouits's
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A Spanish letter, received last post from Figueras,
mentions that when the insurgents entered Reus they
allowed their people to plunder the town doting three
days. Reus is one of the t ichast -and most industrious
towns in Catalonia, and beautifully situated. It ma-
nufactures an immense quantity of brandies, silks, &c.
The leaders commanding the insurgents were a fr.ar
and a parish priest. One chief object of tl it insurgents
appears to be plunder; they are, nevertheless, on the
best terms with the French.

Letters from Odessa to the 18th alt. state that ac-
counts had reached that place from Constantinople, to
the 18th September. The European Ambassadors wire
still at the Tut kish capital, ana every thing was quiet.
Accounts lions Alexandria were yesterday received to
the Vla of August: op to that period nothing was known
of the determination of the Pacha. Major CaAtioha
art ived with the Treaty at Alexandria on the Bth. The
Paths had set out for Cairo. The Egyptian fleet had
previously sailed—on the sth of August.
The hostilities in the River Plate and the Mediter-
ranean sesitrusly interfere with cowneice. The pre-
mium on vessels horn Marseilles to Alexandria is ten
guineas per cent. and from Monte Video to Buenos
Ayres twenty guineas percent.

OF WURMAIIir.. •
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visited the Princess Swim' Wednes.
apattments ht the King's Palace at
spent the evening 'with bee Royal
. Clisasuct arrived at the King's
yesterday morning, from het teat
a visit to her MAJIIITT. The
about one o'clock, in thy KING'S
pair, round Sr. James's Park, op
Id through Hyde Park, to the
:ensington, where her MAIM?
Duke of Sussex, at the entrance
The Royal Duke entertained her
members nf the Royal Family, con.
Mess of CLA Rams and the Duchess of
Prioress AUGUSTA and the Princess
elegant dettritr. Her MAJRSTY
lour o'clock, and returned to the
Imes's. The Duke of CLAMINCE
about five o'clock, and alter paying
left in company with his Duchess,
ly Fmk. Princess Esterhazy, Prin.
of MAcelesfield, Viscount Sydney,
C. Buggin, Sir C. and Lady Pole,
wirers yesterday.

BLE INTELLIGENCE. .

ARRIVALS.
Druilentil, in Stanbope.stree, [run!
at Manchester, the Clarendon Hotel, lion&
. Castle ; Mr. and Mrs. Pannber, at theta
.et, from the Continent ; Captain Malitiratingr;
Hotel, front Cambridgeshire; Mr. matirliats.
Fenton'a Hotel, St. Jamees.strosutirtrun
' Mrs. ilolmes, in Regeot4trunts.iknost
CHANGES.
Russell, from Queen street, May-fib, [if •the
Lansdale, groin Coarsens*, Its limbed.
.le, in Westmorland; Mr. Caleraft, M.P. in
Brighton ; the Karl of Caledoo, from St..
Continental tour; Sir Hussey Vivian, 1)1.P.
, for Beechwood,Smithampton; Mr. and Mrs'
Cheltenham, to Ltatit; Major Watner,froan Raw,
• Captain and Mrs. Elwyn, for Raft Lothian;
Inc Cheltenham ; Major Cunningham, for
'lnt. Loftus, for Cheltenham.

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, advancing vridi a towards the bated a considefable sue, it. el, iecreabh% the ,
Laki, and • , at the Lakia %Kay of' the Clergilnen. H • the bodies of
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Her t4artsrivisilerl
at the f
day evini ng, at her apt
that the tea ad n seat to Kytries to make a
be buried. The Protestants here pre 0y humereas. Kelisiaron, and spent
ey might be enabled to transporttlith ,
is was really their plan. T. therefore; thwAY Saks. All greatly regret the depakarff, di Sister. The Duchess of
as many inhebitants_ of 1.46011111ri, am Prussian Ambassador, Count Von Truchas, Yield- Palace. St.James's, it
1 .othae. as I was able to collect, and I went burn. The inhabitant's of. Florence deserve great praise
, • to dm declivity of the defiles (novena), where, as we fcnt their readiness in suppotting tbe establishment a Quern; took an airing 1
at Bushy Park, on a
ota,-,,..- f...-- i„.• number, ... arranged on plan of open barouche .and pi
ill.ll and
....routittetton- 1 ,
the chapel and the burying ground, sad in general r, • •
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catthem.--offbynigh—t, far, from -ferar', they didactnoiont
. r strangers live quite at their ease among the polished King's Palace at Kr
r i proceed in the night time. In the morning-twilight we
I• we went on and attacked their flank, and soon, indeed, inhabitants of Tuscany, and under its mild Govern- was received by the D
an obstinate combat took place; it lasted seven hours, spent, and have no kind of intolerance to complain of. to bis apartments. Tr
MAJBSTY and the men
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and more than three hundred of the enemy were killed ;
only eleven of our men were wounded, and none of the The Paris Papers __..............._
received yesterday eveng-
incontain tisting of tl,e Duchess I
GLOCiSTER, the Prier
wounds are mortale Had we had aminunition, the enemy
, rl, 1 ao
,additional. intelligence from Constantinople. The SoleslA, with a very
t l I would have been entirely lost; but, GOD be praised !
who assisted us on this occasioo, for the Arabs bare insurrection in Spain is spreading rapidly, and the left sbortly before fa
I l' never been as yet so well met by the Greeks. We took cause of FeRDINAND is in a disastrous state. General King's Pa la,• St. Jar
plenty of their miles. We beg•you to send us ammu- Mostar bas been completely defeated, it is said, in a arriyed at thcee palace a!
i
anion and provisions, for in two or three days they will battle near Tarragona, in which fortress he' had taken a visit to tce worm:, i
on his 'Mtn to Bushy
. • return, and I assure your Excellency, if we have a supply
sill of cartridges, we shall be able to destroy them entirely. refuge with two regiments, and was besieged by the
J 4 Pray do not let there be the least delay ia, sending. inc Listen, the Earl c
rebels. The situation. of Spain is as singular as it is Lady Ramsay, Lady C
cartridges, for now unfortunate Greece expects to be alarming, and it is evident that an awful c • • is rapidly were among the inquit
saved, and to see her enemy destroyed. I have no time approaching in that unhappy and ill fated kingdom. ...
so write you more fully. I only beg for cartridges ; --.....---- ::•, .. FASHIONAI
i cartridges and bread, and we shall have plenty of men. Private learn from
I - I remain, with due respect, your Excellency's obedient Greece present,* pleasing *tare
. 4
' I servant, . NISITAB STADIATELOPULOS." of the state of that country, where, throegh timulited.. Lord and Lady Broder
'lnland ;the Duke of Man
Sh- efforts of Lord COCHRANIL and General 6lutten •nrder '
~ . 36(7 street, from Kimbolton Ca
li: THE EVENING STAR. had at length been re-established among the eeks haute lit Grafton-street, fro
themselves. Napoli di Romania, which '144 hell) Il Lartintta,taWnda"Fea"nr'‘iteH,°c at eli
.i.
LONDON. deserted by its i.......,-k-i-itants in consequence of the item- Colchester; Captain and
Cheltenham.
iitF " .............._ areal conduct or GRtvAB, who occupied the citadel,
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. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1827. was once more replenishing, that Chief having pro. Lord William Russell,
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STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. 'liked io evacuate that important post.. Meanwhifej
neither IBRAHIM nor REDSCHID PACMA had effected an) Continent; the Earl of I
At L I.
re, for owt erCaul,
Hanover-square, from Be
A tond stagnation preeaßs in the Consul market up to the pre- James's-sq. uare, on a Cone
thing of consequence since the fall of the Actopolis. -
seat boar, and scarcely a bargain is doing. Camels, which left or, (rum the oyal Hotel, for 1
yesterday at 66f for the Account, opened at the same price this The Legislative Body had published a decree, declaring Shailwell from Cheltenbai
morning, and continue at the same price, akernately buyers and Faaviut no longer in the Greek service, in the'
event of 64-;.tru..-D-7...-IFill Fink,
Cli:Pftnia
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, ewers.ewers.There are arrival hone Bombay, dated ate "al of Jane; his not submitting to the orders of Gen. Comma. This aindstune; Maier and NI
•,, t 1 t and from the Cape to the sth of July: St is beheved that the decision hasheen sent to Colonel Fenvisa, and his an-
Papers brought are of old dates. ,
ewer was expected. He grounded his opposition to the - • GENERA
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• ' l, The Foreign market MU the same state as the British, with not
the least laminas doiag. • Commander-in-Chief on thefact of his having been ap. The following kite
• t . CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. pointed sole chief of the regular troops formed by him- tor of Blackwoods 1..(4
Since twelve o'elsok, Clbtwak have been at Asia I for the Ac- •••ip
sett whereas a enbsempeat decree of another National "Sea-sly attention 1
•t .' count, and for next anirilll 4, with little or nedlingraling. The .. - - • Magazine for the. present i
I assembly placed him under Gen. Couactes command. military mem of his Gran
Commissionen gave Mg. • :.• i !. •
_...-mno.--_ . •• The writer hating, I
A steamboat has just arrived from France, Winging die Them most unjusti=
per Cent. Rents 71f. Soc. for Money on Wednesday. In the following letter from South America will ben po,„ it, the ..
It is stated that a contribution is going to tie levied in Spain, of found an explanation 6f the real causes wbiih led to dignity. The Sillnifill e
four millions of teals, to defray the espeitees ottosalimed by the a
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the rejection of the Treaty concluded by Gaacia with Ant-ll.mcie arm .1. mono 1
rebels; two millions on the Clergy, one million on the Nobles, the Emperor ___ of 0
aaRABIL : • Harris, wailaiected to e
, and one million on the commerce. army ColeoleiWellesley w
" Bonitos Airam-The rejection of ikilesdlealmetee signed by c.„„al Harris wu „ the
Private letters of the 16th Septenber, from Pentamile, received ~.
Gutacu has been entirely the result asp/1111gal trick of Betazu- by military council-a me,
by a respectable Merchant in the City, state, that the rebels made yikog. His .a.i..... am.a.......a
_.................._.__...__r0vieccs
of modern warfare-and t
1 an attempt to penetrate into the pinnace of Valencia; but were than his hudb-7-14,4 au
the'inTroosn".=worial,""rbercoo council, without whose sal
driven hack. den from Rio, he had good reason to expect that Rho did not retire de.r.taken, Colonel Wellesh
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.Sir, it is with no coal
i Bank Stock Shut. • 'boils Stock of his own accord. he would be kicked out of the Presidency are that I read this 011Milf7/1
ill i s per Cent. Red. Mae. • Ateo Bias& *reek. He saw in the Convention a means of raising a hue and cry man should have the ha
3 per Ct. Cons. 1161 1f I ' . Swath Sea Stock
si per Cent. Shit. llOOO Beebe+ Bilh 60 61 about national honour, with which be cloaked the factrif his appa-
rently voluntary reeignation, and under which he hoped to retire with false ; undo( indignation
capable at acquiescing la al
P si per Cent. Red. Shut. 1500 Ditto 60 61 mender without a comma
,1 4 per Ct. New 1004 4 2100 end 4200 Dim 80 61 a fake credit. He raised the cry which, with all the Papers in his dier. I deny. Slr, that a
4 per Cent. Scrip • Adatigethied pay, as well as all the Eniployes of Government, be had it in his to have "dated nig M m
4 per Cent. 1526, Shut. Bank for Accountl declare that this is taint 1
pewee to turn wbishever way he chose. He destroyed all imme-
-Ir. Long Ann. Shut. Consols for Acct. 861 $ I a don upon a p
diate bops of peace, so essentially necessary-he gratified his per. entertained_
FOREIGN FONDS, Twao'CLoCK.
Draaillan lids..s p Ct. 56 551 i ildez.Boads, 5 pet Ct. tonal jealwasy of Garcia, by stigmatising kilns as a traitor, arid he OTo melt is, and ever
the left to sabers the task of extricating the Government front the slmuid 'timber° milmted
f - Do oceourn.,s6l se a
Danish pals. 3p La. 611 Do. Pie. t 066, 6 p Coda
pa. An. 48/ as a ill do ed over Me destinies of hi
*Realties in which MI !whey' has involve/10 . Roe____ people will „, of kh owe wisely a
Do Acct.6l4 4 Press. His. 5.p C. 99 GASCIA justice; and as they open their eyes, they will discover the possessions, and the conso
Greek Bomb, S p Ct. Ittiss.Lids,l6.l6 5 pC. 94 4 i
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Do. Bds. 1885,5 p Cr. 1.54 4 4 Do. Acct. 9442 farce, and the re-ocelots of public opinion against the author is al. can I speak of the Mari
• ready Karla, developing the truth. That there must soon kale manner in which he
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. , mend of the Mysoce arm
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SHAUL rata be an outcry for peace in the City, I have little doubt. suds command would no,
. Brazilian 35 so 50/ but what we have to fear is, that then there may be no National Lordship had been fully e
Pisani' Gas SO 31 51 Government to make it. It is to be feared, that if the war duties of it. How far hit
i continues, the Provinces will carry it on each for itself by plan lath"' isuch. purpose,
aiohadrit,
• We have received kalian and German Papers this daring guerillas sent IMO the Btazilian territories. This will suit det :
morning. Their Contents are of no political importance, the
being entirely silent respecting the affairs of Greece,. w
which at this moment excites so much interest in the habits oftedminuttbelcalaonnals of m•
the Gauchos, and they may take such a fancy for the know his Lordship to den
rt of life as to make it very dificnk for Buenos Ayres to make a
will be satisfactory to them, " To the extraordinary
Grace the Duke of Welk!
Peace which
vernmeat of Buenos Ayres the authority to act as a National Ese- before the world. Whit
public mind. We extract from the former the follow-
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cutive with Foreieh Powers. As in many other small cominunides n discretion and judgn
jug articles:
private influence and interests have much greater- weight than fleas advisers, in the cant
ROME, Seer. 00.
the public weal, the loudest advocates for war are persons more me the store to add, and. l
that upon Sir David Bair,
We hasten to make known to our readers the allocu- or less concerned in shopkeeping or privateering. As long • ent of Seringapatan
(ion pronounced by his Holiness in the recent consis• as there is any thing
tory on the 17th of this month respecting the Con- and their high prices to continue;
left in the Mops the proprietors wish the war CeSIOT whom I then appoi
and those who have shares In urns, iiwa!•stthfsl;orsecsees..°t. high
privateers get their livelihood by it. The war in fact, has lasted long his„ tisilelf.,
'''! . cordat lately concluded between the Holy See and I is thus cal
enough to make a numerous body interested in its continuance. The unjust asi,:raim. I gladly
Majesty the King of the Netherlands. This allocution rams of the people,bowever,are suffering wverelyfrom %beide) prices acknowledge the merits o
a .:,
is printed at the head of the Concordat, to which are of every necessary of life ; even beef, the chief food of the loom Ever shall I must grateful
and gallant support at the
annexed the Apostolical letters and the ratifications. classes, ia become dear, for, as there is no export of bides, the ant. mind, captured Seringapa
11. 1/..e,.. • ..= 11....ra.... I— W. sniusunre to you. venerable mak ace not brought to market as usual. All articles of clothing to nu military council.

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