Star.
London, England, 1826-07-07 00:00:00

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We have received the Oriental Spectator of Smyrna
of the 2d of Jane. It states, that the pirates who infest
the Greek Archipelago daily become more audacious,
and plunder every vessel that is unable to defend itself.
The Sardinian brig Santo Antonio, Capt. BONAGNOIII4
proceeding from Genoa to Odessa, was attacked in the
waters of Andros, as the 25th of May, by several
mystics, and plundered of every thing ; the captain and
crew Mere stripped, and two cabin-boys, about ten
or twelve years of age, were murdered, under circum-
stances of peculiar atrocity.
This paper states that the Turkish Beet was in the Dardanelles,
awaiting reinforcements from Constantinople ; after which, it is
said, they will attack Hydra. It was reported that the French
Admiral de Runty had repaired to Hydra with a pan of his di-
vision, and made a terrible attack on that Island, In consequence of
some Greek brigs having taken a French vessel; this statement is
not, however, credited.
Frankfort and other Getman Papers reached us thi-.
forenoon. They contain an article from Switzerland
stating that all the Cantons, except those of Berne and
Thu►govia, had assented to the plan of a commercial
treaty **Baden. The• following are extracts

BRUNSWICK, JONI te.
Prince William of Otis and Bernstadt has returned front Berlin ;
the Duke, his brother. as you know, has given tip to him the do.
main in Silesia, of which he has, however, reserved the title. The
Duke's title here is Sovereign Duke of Brunswick and Lunetnburg.
The country of his ancestors, which he possesses (the original in-
heritance of his boast) has net been diminished by the late wee,
which cost the noblest blood of Brunswick the lives of two Dukes ;
and, in the last decisive combat, the greatest striates. Above
sev*n thousand Brunswickers fought at Waterloo and qualm Bras,.
with the Duke at their head.
The uniform of the battalions of Chasdeun le still black, like that
which the Duke were when he MI t►ere. Troops are now en-
camped under the cover of lofty vine trees, to celebrate the anni-
versary of the memorable victory, and they have received new
colours on the occasion.
The plain but elegant tent of the Duke was pitched at the foot of
a hill, amidst corn !lads andmeadows,with a view of the city. and of
the convent of Roddieshaosess. It was a line sight. The meg%
to the number of several thousand men, were posted along the bills,
with crowds of spectators of all theses. The Duke, having pre-
sented the colours, bad the °eaten to breakfast in his tent, and
ample refreshments were distributed amen; the men.
The French Papers7re7esday have reached us.
They state that the Pore has agreed to send au Am.
bassador to congratulate the Emperor NICIIOLAS on
his accession.

A letter from Madrid, in the Jostwal des Daggs,
tells us, among other things, that Spanish troops are
advancing to the Portuguese frontiers ; but it does
not state for what purpose.
MORILLO is said to have been again voted into favour
at Madrid, or, as it is expressed, has been purled.
'WINDSOR, JULY 6..—80th yesterday and this day his
Masnete has taken his favourite excursion ea the lakstat
niaWater, accompanied by the Duke of Dean; the Leib 51211.41110,
Sir Asoaaw Bssases, and others oldie noyal Sok& HU Shown
as meal. was occupied a great part of the time SAM and at law
o'clock dialed with his Suite under the swipes. add
seldom KUM to the Anal Lodge before hall-past nine o'clock.