Star.
London, England, 1827-10-17 00:00:00

. Mil MONITIUR OF aIyNDAYr

.4 10<flrittn.• the general Post Office informs the
Ablif Otitti .!14Cin!ii, n viith themonthOr"§el.4
:packet mill r regmarly,lispstched, it•stsiloprdlnitz,
for itnin ;Qui* tv,lll take fetters to! thet Once:Ails?
the,paciteit}wig.ril on the each ot, ill
to • nth, and togth.altetnetely at Hayti and:Martanirc.,
and will take Imps to t9,f places.. The first packet;
tiffeboiii of Oleirf, end, touch staliirl'al
tre second on the 20th ofliovember, and touctiars.'
tiiiique. Lcuers to be postpaid, at the same rate as
lettess for the colonies.

FROS. TPA GA2l=ll/I gftiumit cur MOXDAT.
PARIS. per• 14. . _

Littera from Madrid, Oct. 8, sax, 44 The Junta of
Isliasome has made its, submission, .and, the filar'i are
eteety where laying down their arms.
44 The Airig hasjjet,est, banished (roxisp:fifdrid two se-
.llFicF officers, ohAt Res past tPhirltectlFs we 1 known
for the mAggeratiOn of their opinions.
•• Tne Npneio, of ilia Holiness arrlyed at Madrid yes-
tardre evening." ; •
The Araria" Mapper gives. after a letter from,
Alexandria, us Egyjpt, the following itfCoUnt of the
Sits ptian expedition
•• commended by the Capitals Be.—
two ships of the line of 84 gunk and five Arigates from
Coustatttinople, under his insmediatet.ordere;, thr fri-
gates from Tunis. nine corvettes front Cf:rtaittinople,
one brig from Tunis, under the command of Riila
Record eompw.ed oral,' of Egyptian vessels,
,organ a-4 on the European syitsisp, commanded
.
Whatnot Bey, governor of Alexandria-four 64-gun
biotin; eleven corvettes, three brigs, five schocinp.s,
an 4 six A...ships; lastly, forty-one transports, eleven of
which armed ; in all ninety.two sail.
The 10th Regiment of Foot, which is embatketlent
board the fleet, is 3,700 strong. There are beiides 100
_cavalry. The Observer remarks, that if the news whitis
it has received is wirrem, the fleet mnst have taken,
Wasps on board on the coast bf Asia, or at Cardin, be-
mnue these letters state that 5,000 infantry and 509
',wally were landed in the Noreis There is a sufficient
qaantity of piris;isions. and 'am'munition, and a million
of Spanish piasiers were put on board. LeteUier and
eight French Officers are with the expedition. The
sailors of the Egyptian Beet are Arab,, to the.nurnber
of 3000, and rieikly trained. All the individuals who:
make part of the espefitiun had received their pay op,
to the 18th of August.'

SMYR*IA.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED SEPTEMBER 4.

I am happy to inform you, that in spite of the as-
surances of a European Paper which lately fell into my
hands (a Frankfort Journal I believe it was), we all re-
main here peaceable and perfectly undisturbed. So far
'rim a general massacie of the Franks having taken
place, in which even the Consuls were included;not an
act, net a word, of violence has passed, nor is anything
of the sort apprehended. The political ferment .rx
petted to arise from the interference of three great Eu•
ropean Powers in favour of Greece does not seem, even
in Coniantrimple, to have extended beyond the walls
of the SerAgi,o ; and persons in that capital, who are
,well acquainted with the spirit of the existing Go-
vernment, are of opinion that the Grand Seignior will,
at last, quietly acquiesce in the measures -proposed