Star.
London, England, 1826-03-24 00:00:00

beries wherever they have an opportunity
plaints are made to (;ours, he answers
" What would you have? these poor peop,
some by robbery on land, and the others '
sea." " This is the only resource we h.
one of those Greeks to me. who some time
English cutter Chambrnc—(Q. Shaw

CANEA, JAxoAkr 1.

Mustapha Bey has put his Lieutenant,
to the province of Abocorona to protect
natives in the olive harvest. As it is v,
province, it is especially infested by robber
be wholly extirpated, because the mountai•
an asylum. The wise measures now •
the country people to carry on their labou
in safety. Mustapha is still encamped •
to observe the motions of the pirates v►hk
in that little island. Thus the Turks c,
fresh proofs of their desire to hinder
persist in their insurrection, from plunder
have submitted.

Frankfort Pacers to the 19th inst.
forenoon. One of them states that

SAXONY has sent 200,000 dollars to Leil.
the commercial distress: and that the esta
INBACH will now be better, because the '

The following illihera tticle appears i.
The character of Englis erchants stand,
be affected by the inuendos of a digit

lator at Carlsrube.
CARLSRUHE, Mmtcs it.
The disasters caused by the cimmerc
brought some facts to light Which merit

tension of the German Governments aL
First, it is now shown that the geeAter part
materials, such as wool and cotton, were
by the English on their own account, but
commission; consequently, the loss falls
signers, while the English commissioners
commission, and good interest for the mr
advanced. Secondly, the English man!
now able to procure at a cheap rate
prietors, who are pressed on all. sides

teria►s that are accumulated in tne w

will endeavour to depress them as much
which they will the more easily succeed,
lish Commissioners, regardless of the
foreign consignees, in order to get theii
and the money advanced as soon as posse
sale on the taking back of the goods deposit
second the views of the manufacturers.

terials will, therefore, be for a time cheaper
than in the countries which produced the

It appears by private letters from
10th instant, that the Council of State is
the means of augmenting the Army f
50,000 men ; bto the primurn mobile, money
on the part of the Government, as well
in the governed.

ity ; and if corn.
; sarcastically—
)eople must live, -
rs by robbery at ..
have left," said .4-
ime ago sunk the !'"- .
(rock?) ,
! ".
n, with .500 men, '
tt the Greeks and • i
very rich in that '
..
bbers who cannot .:
:tains afford them .
adopted enable
hours in the field
d near C.srabusa, •',
ho have remained
continue to give
- the Geeks who
dering those who . .
. ; •
reached us this
I the king of # •
-4eipsic, to relieve
estate of REICU• •
.t funds are i istig.
in these papers.
olds too high to
Stppointed specs.
.
1.
ercial crisis have ;
it the sprions an 1 .
and Merchants.
• part of the raw
re not purchased
but only taken in
falls on the con.
users get ample
noney they have
snuficturers arc
: front the Pro-
m; the raw ma-
warehouses, they
ch as possible, in
ed, as the Eng-
le loss of their
veir commission •
ossible, urge the
posited, and thus
. The raw ma.
!aper in England
hem.
Madrid to the
is busy devising
from 50,000 to 1
noney, is wanted 4
•
ll as inclination 1
.
: 1
s
: J
.v was in the most
' • 1
he Royal Lodge this
to last evening. and
Highness the Duke .!
A a long interview i
s his Royal Brother t
meats, and then re- 1 t
1 •
t
11th inst. state, 1
A to his room two
si his health.
a, is ezi ezted in
.1
:nt adjourntd to I
ese A mbas,adnr 1
ma, at the Foreign
opened his noble
!ained them with an i
ran of the party. and
by the beau monde
lie performed on I
ition ; the first vet, 1
we character. in the
he grand Wawa was 4
hors, and th adjoin- I
1.
.1
reting from the
unhappily labouring 1
w will again delight
~.id limgiisti oanatis.
'at her voice retains •
he was observed
sentimental. _Being
le said anything kind
w the Dustless bas f
srs began to Bow.
own to hint, "Dept
RITTBN (a clever ,
r Mend Bettors it.
I don't svondr ac is
ihoever had seen IL I
man nag, would nut
pill Pocket states
1 to a small amount,
state, that ill con•
d with the late
Fe become more
and the frequent
'etershurgh an..
.. .
coojectu-res.--
the official vela- i
a•.tify am opioiors 1
Jay of Ole Di- I
an, at which. we
a Biblic Nleet-
tl e Deposits iss
lesluction of es.
is estintsled ilea
.