Star.
London, England, 1827-10-30 00:00:00

fight demands 'heir help. Some say that, degree.
poor, and ignoble as the Grecian character h
*we, become, it is useless fully to espend our muney and
witste our blood in fighting for their freedom; but is
never considered, that then we fight for Greeks we
_ for Ciristiow t and that when we strike
,qreece we strike the rilthlese barbarian, who week
pollute and ravage that sacred soil
61 Which Atte and infant teeters bore r
Aitd shelf irirecd a cause the prayer of misery be fu
regarded ? Plevere while the love of chdie lot; ci
flit teverehce of classic soil, burns ur dwells in Bassist
Least.. I

•
COUR f CIRCULAR,
The Duke of CLA Notice arrived at his seat it litully
Putt, on Saturday even log, from l'ortunouth. gioni mg&
new came to town yesterday awning, and traosactva
the Admiralty, till five o'clock in the afterosoo, okra the ula
Duke left town uo his return to Bushy,
The Cn•serasst of the RUMIXIIIIII arrived at his reilicileithi
Illowninvereet yesterday amok% Irmo his teat at ii.otrtat.—.
The Hight Hort. Geotientao had afterwards a Imo tote:slew with
Iliscmant Gorman..
Count d'Acum the Sardinian Minister, sad H, nom, *a
Fsench Charge d'Affaires, trammed buttons yetterday a< dig
Mace of the Secretary of &ats for Fore* MC4I%, is Deoehr,
street.

Dar JAUti JCAILLETT, tV AtiOrlief•GClWfaig and Sir %cense
Tomas., the Saiicitos-General, tranacted boatmen yesterday at dig
Treaaury.

lkir. Tun= transacted bodges* yesterday at tits Pants per,.

THE ARMY.

_ The Colo,wky of the Mb Regiment of Dragortaa, sag the
Vernor-bip of Guernsey, are vacant by the death of Gemmel did
Kari of Pannone.
. Friday Diming, two Troops and Head erartses ride $d
Dri-
-von Guard. left Cork fur Newbridgei two Trooo of the woe
fictionist also on Friday left Fermoy, toiler command or the
liturourable Major A12110103111Y, for Newbridge.
Friday, the Ist Royals armed In Cork from Dublin, to Nix*
the 7.4 Dragoons.
It is intended that the 49th and ;,sth &Timms, en being re.
!lewd at the Cape of Good Hope, shall proceed to India.
The Depot of the 934 Foot arrived u Habra:Jena Longtown„
on the toth Instant. '
The 524 Regiment has been visited, at &milliner', by Sr
G maga :tlu MIA V, the Commander of the Forces, who dined oak
the Mew, and expressed himself highly pirated with rewriting he
observed at the Head gluten, as web at at the detached names
of that Roe Regimen!.

k ebierved that the Secretary of Was, is the No*
/hay Lia, invites Half-pay Captains to know Candidates lar
vacant Paymesterthips; and we understand that saw it ate
appointed. ezetpdwg to death vacating% for wind' Lieutenant
deemed eligible, en the toconantendation of the Cann ofte
Regiment. If on feill-pay, the Lieutenant la placed on atm ye-
; vials to his appointment.

DUBLIN, °violin 27.
NEW CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
This day Sir THOMAS &MOND; Ban. in the (fir.
Stye: al letters of census returns were read.

Mr, O'CONNELL, in alluding to the appointmmtof
Sr. Anthony Hart to the Irish Seals, said, that it was
hinted that this Gentleman was of no political character
—that he came here with the- express understanding
that he would take no part whatever in reigioin or
political transaction+. This was no doubt a good rt.
solution, but it would be doubly good if kept; but be
(Mr. O'Connell) knew the party th it would get abut
hias. when he came to this country, and it woeld be
difficult for liberality to-get an audience. He cos-
aidered this appointment act Mjury to Lord Plaint
and to the country. It would not be said that his
Lorckship would not be fit for the office; for envy
one in the Courts. no matter how biggnted against Lod
Plunkett, acknowledged there never was a Judge oho
gave a greater evidence of his thorough understanding
of the snot minute subtleness of the law as he did data
he took his seat on the Bench, and he proved thus
mind like his would, in fact, be 6t for anything, al•
though it ;night be-said the axe which felled the lone
would not do to shave a man. He, while on his lip,
could nor help adverting to another topic, namely, 1k
letter of Doctor Murray to the Commissioners of Ecle•
cation, on whiClt be passed a high eulogium as webs
on the general talent of that Prelate. He concluded by
moving a vote of thanks to Dr. Murray.
Mr. REDMOND gave notice of two motion relative
to Catholic burial grounds ; he intended, next Smirch!,
to Move that they should be open equally to Citholics
and,Picrestauts, and that Clergymen of all denumink
Lions should be privileged to officiate therein—(Hen'}
Mr. O'CoNses.t. had some misgivings on the kilalkl
of mentioning Protestants on the subject; he would,
however, by Saturday, turn the matter in his mind; but
as be mug regret excluding Protestants hom Catholic
burial grounds, he feared the law would exclude theme).
though this objection would not apply to Dissenters. He
then gave notice of a motion, that the Catholic Priem
throughout, the country be requested to transmit to the
Association, the names of two laymen in each parith to
collect the Catholic Rent ; and he also gave notice of a
motion concerning the • census. Amount of Catholic
Rent since last 'morn, 511. Ss. Sd.—After some other
routine. business the meeting idjoorned.—Deblis Eye".
sag Post.

His MAJUITY has abandoned the idea of Tistpoa
Brighton this year.
,neiThet.wea.Marquis of Wat.Last.tv is expected frau Dago
Shrewsbury House, in Parklane, will be ready for
the reception of the Noble Bart about January nett.
It ii reponed that the Earl of GROSVENOR IS to
have
the ave Ribbandotatant by the demise of the Lad of raiment&
• Sir HUBERT Taw-ores relinquishment of the Ge
vernmein of the Cape, arises from a wish of the Kea, that be
should succeed Sr Was. K/116111034 as Private Secretary.
A magnificent monument to the memory of the late
Marquis of kiaarroan, will be flubbed in a few days..
Dudley House, in Park lane, now occupies a grub
space of `round: It cannot be finished belere the Sprint.
The Countess of Essex had a select card patty Ye°
tetday evening, at her house in Hlll.4treet, Berkeley-square.
StrAtiniony HART delivered judgment yesterday is
the causes which' remained to be disposed of, nod he
knees town speedily far: Ireland. Mr. Sam:mitt 00
ceeds him as Vice Chancellor.
Accounts have been received from Gibraltar to the
9th instant. Three Spanish cruisers continue in to
bay, and overhaul the merchantmen of all countries.
They have searched two French vessels. The Barbel
oruiseri appear to have been very successful. One frog
Tripoli passed the Gut with a valuable French wercbsal
vessel., A convoy of forty sail of French vessels hie
passed to the westward.
The Marmion convict ship, for' Van Dieman's LEA
will sail in about ten days, with a number of war
potted felons. Out of 20 'convicts which sere brotign.t
from New ate to tbe.Hulks in this harbour, ibis etei,
ten of them -had been there before, and one of 'be!:
:had only been discharged a month, at which lite I:,
had AL given him as part of his earnings, ind 3.1
take him home, with • a atw suit of clothes!—PlT
argraph.