Star.
London, England, 1826-06-30 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, Joie Y 7.

We have letters from the frontiers of France, which say that a
consitlerablelody--of men is organizing for the assistance of the
Greeks. Several officers of the old army, most of they covered
with honourable wounds, and wearing the insignia of valour, will
direct it. Great numbers of subalterns and privates, almost all of
them Ziembers of the Legion of Honour, offer to take part in this
lie lauds expedition. The great difficulty yet to be surmounted io,
to fin means of conveying this intrepid band to its destination.
--ulnae.--
Jalpaica Papers to the 9th of May, and Bogota to
the letb of April, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee House. They state that the Bishop of Jamaica
bad visited Belize Honduras. On his way be was seized with a
violent fever, Which endangered his life; bet accounts from that
settlement of the Ist of April state that his Lordship was then re-
coveting, though much debilitated.
Advices from Carthagena state that distress prevails at that
place, and that the croups stationed there base not been paid for
some time.

Carthagena Papers hare atrived to the 30th April;
they state that the French frigate Clorinda strived there with M.
M•11114111r, sent •by the French Goverume*t, on an important
naiasion.

The Duke of Yonc continued better yesterday, and
was looking in an improved state. His Royal Highness took an
airing on Wednesday afternoon in his carriage. The Royal Duke
was visited yesterday by the Painters AUGUSTA.
Mr. Secretary CA uNiso was expected to leave Bligh-
ton 'yesterday morning, and it was understood would proceed to
Windsor, on a visit to the Kinn. Mr. Secretary Pan and Lord
Faanowtouon left town yesterday on a visit to his MAJSSTT.
Sir FREDERICK HAWKEY, Secretary to the Governor
of Malta, transacted business yesterday, at the Secretary of State's
Ogee for Colonial Affairs.

• ST. STurtigres, COLEMAN-STRICIT.-ELECTION OF A
Vscas, Sacono Dar.—The polling was continued throughout the
wh.,le of yesterday with great spirit, in the course of which several
legal objections were made •by the Learned Gentlemen retained on
both auks, and it finally closed at seven. The Churchwarden
declared the numbers to be- For Mr. Pratt, 2.07-11 r. Fayk,
201—Majority, b. The Meeting was then adjourned by the
Churchwardens until nine o'clock this day, although the pro-
ce4iiing was strongly pi ;seated against by the friends and legal
adej,ets of Air. laArr, and a great majority of the parishioners.—
This morning the meeting was opened at the time a►pointed, whets
Mr. Smite, the Churchwarden, declared the eleciiini to have fallen
„u 11r. pfIATT, Thisannouncement was received with great caul-
atiou uy tht friends of Mr. ranee. Tbc elpesice to both Candi-
'4l.lte has b.rn very great.

• FEMALE FASHIONS .EOR. JULY.
nomadism Dartsu—A peliunt of ire, de Musks, the colourof the
Persian lilac t the pelisse is close fastened down in front, where a
pointed ornament is carried down each side; the points bound
rusted with narrow readeens, and separated, over the fastening of
the skin, by one large full-wadded roofeem Round the border of
the skirt, about three inches above the shoe, is an ornament s t us
straight across, of an entwined noldeau, forming a tire-benches'. The
body is made quite plain, and the collar remarkably narrow.
Neither ruff nor celerette is worn with this pelisse, bat a row of
large pearls encircles the throat. The bonnet is white, and of the
new cotton manufactuce, le intitatiw of chip, with a narrow Van-
dyke blond m the edge of the brim t it Is handsomely trimmed
about the mann with scrolls of Japanese gauze, edged with whim
satin rvideene, end very slightly ersainetited with Provence roses,
one of which is placed under the left side of the brim : the strings.
are in a loop, and are of rich white ribbon, broad, and edged round
with narrow blond. A parasol, of sea-green, with a broad white
fringe, completes the costume.
Arrammoss Hosts Daess.—A round dress of fine jacoaot muslin,
with five narrow Ilonnees, set en very full, and pointed. The
sleeves full, and in the cheffeisetie style ; the width coolined all the
way up the arm, at tiep.rate distances, by bands of embroidered
muslin. An elegant 'televises of the same mate; ial as the dress, and
richly ornamented with lace, is worn over the shoulders: it is kft
partially open in front, whence a falling kind of collar turns hack
on each side, forming an ornament something similar to a &peas ;
this is also trimmed with lace: the corsage of the dress however,
is entirely concealed in front by this appendage ; and though is
seems to forma part of the dress, it Is not of the asnessu kind, but
of a style perfectly novel. The hair is beautifully arranged 'ha
clustered curls, smaller than those which have, of late, so disguised
the female countenance : a small cap is worn over it, of rich blend,
with a large full-blown rose on one aide, arid very lung lappets de-
pending over each shoulder. The cap is placed awe foritard thins
has been the mode for this sort of head-covering for some time.
The jewellery ornaments ate ear-rings, necklace, and bracelets, of
pearls and rubles, set d rasseigre.—La Asse al We.
NAVAL IN TELLIGENCE.

The Caledonia, Houtan' from Morino., struck on a reef in
Panama Bay on the 24th of January, and having several feet water
in her hold, was towed on a sandy beach.
FALMOUTH, JUNE W.S. W.— Arrived the Swallow
packet, from Cartbagetta—sailed the 131 of April; from Jasnaaca,
9th May; sad from Crooked Island, ltith May.
PLYMOUTH, June 4s.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Madeira
Packet, %swats, from Rio de Janeiro. Saik.l his Majesty's ship
Davao, on a cruize; and Barrett, for the Cape of Good
Hope, &c. His Majesty's ship Noarm STAR, after being into dock,
is found not to have received any damage, and is now iu the Sound,
ready for sea.
The Renege, 50, Capt. N: LOCCTRIL, C. R. now at this port, .is
ordered to take on board troops and Royal Marines for Gittialtag,
Malta, and the Lillian Idand. ; nearly 400 will embark in her.. BLOND* frigate, hourly expected here from the eastward, will
bring part of the troops to go out in the MIMICRY.
The Hon. Capt. RODHIY, having recovered from a severe attack
f the measles, has resumed the command of the Davao.
Lieut. Dacciasnroz is appointed Agent of Transports, in the

Onyx; Lieut. H. P. Law to South:ea Preventive-Service.
Mr. Wuaom, Surgeon of the Gamuts, is appointed Surgeon of
the Captivity convict ship, at this port.
Poarsmours, Joni S9.—Wind W.—Sailed his Majesty's sblps
BLONDE, CAMIRLION, and Paatstua, for Plymouth; and the Agnes,
Scarruss, far Antwerp.
Dem., June 29L—Wind S.W. by W.—Passedtbrough, the Mag-
dalene, Hume, from La Guayas; and Sunbury. Came, from Tarra-
gona. The Carnbrae Castle, and Margaret Hall, turned away last
night. Arrived from the River, and remain, the WiMasa and
Henry, PAKTUM; for Jamaica; Sbepherd;TßAlll, for St. Mitt's;
John Dougan, Lamm, for Malta; Oporto, Cavite. for Open..;
Posthumous, Rau), for Quebec; Asia, for —; and Cambridge,
&masa, for India.

-
Tatiana Nov. 6.—Seventeen bund!ed troops,. under the COlll.
mud of.COL &mon, have arrived here from Quilca.
JAN. 24 --Thirteen hundred men, under the command of Gen.
Vaunt°, have arrived here frum