Star.
London, England, 1821-04-30 00:00:00

AUGSGURG, APRIL 20.

Letters from Vienna state, that Prince Ypsilanti
makes great stir to have himself `recognized by the
other Chiefs in the quality of Generalissimo, but as
yet without success. There are three different corps
in Moldavia. Ypsilanti advances himself, it is said,
upon Silestria, in order to render himself afterwards
master of the coasts of the Black Sea, whence he
may easily receive succours. The other corps, it is
added, will follow him.

It is said, that the project of Theodore is to cross
the Danube, to seize on Nicopoli, and then to ad-
vance as far as Sophia, in order to facilitate the re-
volt of the Greeks of Bulgaria. He will also open a
communication with some Chiefs in Servia, in order to
produce a revolutionary movement in that Province.
As to Macedonia, nothing certain is known of
what is passing there. Soule persons think that the
declaration of the Emperor of Russia will suffice to
defeat the projects of the Greeks. Others, on the
contrary, believe that things are pushed to such a
point that it is no longer possible to draw back.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at
Constantinople, dated March 24:—" Very active exc._
tions are making to prepare the Turkish fleet for sea."

The Gazette of Saturday night contained an official
account of the. successful termination of the Expe-
dition sent from India under the orders of Captain
LUMLEY, of his Majesty's ship ToPAZE, for the pur-
pose of obtaining redress for the injuries which the
British interests had suffered from the Officers of the
ImAtm of SENNA. The account will be found at
length in our Nautical column.

The Duke of CLARINCE and the Princess AUGUSTA
attended Divine Service yesterday at the Chapel Royal.

Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE and Prince.
ERNEST HONESLOE LANGENBOURG attended Divine
Service at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a
sermon by the Rev. Dr. KUPER.
Saturday the Princess AUGUSTA arrived in town
from her visit to-the KING at Brighton. Her Royal
Highness afterwards dined with the Duke and Du-
chess of CLARENCE.

Yesterday Divine Service was performed to the
King's Household, in the Palace, Pall-mall, by the
Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG and the Rev. Dr. S. CLARKE.

Yesterday Prince LEOPOLD attended Divine Ser-
vice, at Waterloo Chapel.
Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess of KENT
on Saturday.
The Princess AUGUSTA visited the Duchess of
GLOUCESTER and the Princess SOPHIA yesterday.
Since the late very fine weather has set in, her
MAJESTY has resumed her drives, and daily rides
out in her landau, attended by Lord and Lady
HOOD. On Thursday she came into town to inspect
the alterations made in her lawn at the rear-of Cam-
bridge House; and on Friday, gcing through the
village of Richmond, the populace took the horses
from her carriage, and drew her MAJESTY through
the streets ; Lord and Lady HOOD and Prince HER..
CULA NI were also in the carriage.
" The Kiwo of NAPLES," says a private letter of
the 14th of April, " left Florence early on Saturday
morning last, for his kingdom, via Rome. Although
every preparation was made to receive him at Leg-
horn, where a Neapolitan frigate was waiting, that
august and sincere Monarch altered his mind, and
preferred an escort of Austrian soldiers, to the pro-
tection of his own well-beloved subjects! saw the
funeral procession (for it had all its gloomy magni-
ficence) take its departure, and could not avoid com•
.rniserating the. Royal puppet of foreign aggression.' 1