Star.
London, England, 1821-04-28 00:00:00

FROM HEXIiMILI (ISTHMUS OF CORINTH).

The Pacha of the Morea, after having with ditE.
%miry collected some Turkish troops to match against
Ali Pacha, has passed through our neighbourhood to
go and meet the Suliots, who are in alliance with Ali.
The latter has put his army to the rout, and though
he has offered the sum of 60 francs per month to
each soldier who should offer he has not beet
able to recruit his army, which is in the most deplo.
ruble condition.

FRANKFORT, APRTI,
The King of England is expected here at the be.
ginning of August. Her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Hesse Homburg, Princess Elizabeth of Eng Lind,
is already making preparations to receive her biv-
alve.. His Britannic Majesty will also have an inter-
view with the Queen Dowager of Wurtemberg ; but
it is doubtful whether he will have any itnerview
with any of the Sovereigns of the Continent.

We alluded yesterday to the probable designs
which the Allied Monarchs have of next interma
dling with the affairs of Spain. It would seem as
if the Money Market had all along anticipated some-
thing of this sort, for the Austrian successes in Italy
have not in the least tended to restore its confidence
in Austrian paper. If the occupation of Italy. were
only in contemplation, it is not easy to see how the
`discredit should still continue. In a letter from
Frankfort, in the Allgesseine Zeituag, it is said, tha
" there is yet no confidence in Austt ian paper either
in Frankfort or in Holland, and the lots of them
cond Lottery of ROTHSCHILD were, on one of tie
last redemption days, offerei even under the a-
gociation price, and the House of ROTHSCHILD DS
compelled to take back by no means a smallsom.
ber of them to prevent a further depreciation:—
An opinion mug, we think, prevail among capi•
talists, to the effect which we have stated ; and, cm
sidering the significant intimations on the subjecti
the shape of articles from Laybach, Sees which areal
lowed to appear at Vienna, where the Press is ala
gether in the hands of the Government, there seem
to be but too much reason for entertaining it.
The vigorous measures of defence which the Spa,
nish Cortes have determined on, and the good say
of the Monarch of France, will it is hoped, discount
the plans of these Royal Conspirators. It is na
generally believed that the French Monarch altoge•
they disapproves of the idea of allowing a passage
through France to a Russian army ; and that tie
Ultras, who confidently expected the presence of the
Russians, and who were unable to contain their joy
on that account, are quite enraged at finding them
selves disappointed.
The details of the new law which the Cortes has
passed for the protection of the existing order of things,
have reached us. It is a law, in fact, for sus •
the whole criminal procedure of the kingdom
cases between the Crown and Subject, and saki.
tilting martial law ; a strong expedient certainly, l
necessary to put an end to the machinations h
which some scattered bands of factions indirithis
have, for so many months past, distracted the efies
of the Government, and retarded the consolidas
of the new order of things.

Yesterday a courier,with dispatches foam that%
landed at Dover, and immediately set off for Lando►
His MAJESTY has ordered £lO to be given tong
afflicted parents of the child that was killed by b'
run over by a cart, on Tuesday last, at Brighton.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of aunts
visited the Duchess of KENT and the PtincestSorath
and also the Military College at Chelsea.
The Duchess of KENT dined with Prince t"

yesterday.
Last night Prince LEO OLD and the DechesL4.l
KENT honoured Covent-Garden Theatre with ug.

presence.
Thursday night Prince ERNEST HOHEXIOg rr
turned to town from Newmarket. l'ester&l
Highness visited Prince ESTERHAZY.
The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER, COWL°
DOLE (the Neapolitan Minister), Mr. Roaming, 14.
dined with Prince LEOPOLD on Thursday..
Prince LEOPOLD will entertain a distingmsked
at Marlborough House on the 10th of May.
The new writ ordered in the House of Coml.!,
on Monday se'nnight, in the room of J. Dotot
Esq. who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, was "..1
Orford, for which place it is said Lord CAsnsitt
(now Marquis of LONDONDERRY) iS CO be mo
in the interest of the Marquis of Marrow.