Star.
London, England, 1826-04-28 00:00:00

TRIESTE, Aram 11.

According to the latest accounts received here from Zante
dated March 27, Miss°lolled still defended itself with the great.
est bravery. Several new attacks made by 'seams Pacua
from the !sib to the 24th March, bad been repulsed, and
Immo( seemed at length to repose, in order to collect strength
for new exertions. Net. &nark, Commander in Mia-
solonghl, has had the standards of his heroic band covered with
black. labeler and Goura harass the Egyptians in the rear, and
their assistance is the last hope of Missolonghi.
Aram 13.—IbnkIna's loss in the recent attacks on Missolonghi
Is stated, In letters from Corfu, of March 28, at several thousand
men. The arrival of Fabvler end Goers Is confirmed ; and it is
reported that the Egyptians are so weakened that they must wail
for fresh reinforcements before they can attempt anything. The
Greek fleet has not returned from Hydra.. We expect every
moment our letters from Greece, which will put an end to all
doubts on these events. We do not, however, believe the arrival
of Goan and labeler.
The

of the 16th April has news from Constan-
.tinople ',the 28th March, which states that Mr. Stratford Canning
bad, on the 25th, an audience Of the Grand Vizier with the accus-
tomed ceremonies. He received, u wen u his suite, the pelisses
given.

TRIIESTE, Aran IS.
We learned souse days sleet, by way of Ancona and Venire,
front Corfu and Zante, that the garrison of Missidongtd, far from
beingintintidated by the taking of Vassiladi and Anatolie*, were
inspired with (red% courage, and on the 24th of March, when
Ibrahim Pacha attempted a fresh assault, V was vigorously repubed.
and completely beaten. This day we hays bad the satisfaction to
learn the confirmation of the above from the Captain and two pas-
sesgen of the packet, which has entered our port, having left Corfu
on the Sib inst. They further add, that Ibrahim was wounded,
and that a Puha of note was killed.

Last night," Lord Joey Rusaat.s, brought forward hi.
motion for a Reform in Parliament, in the sh4pe of
Resolution, declaring 0, that, the present state of tti.
representation of the country requirrd the must seriont
attention of the House; The motion was seconded by
Lord ALTRORP, and supported by-Mr. Hoatiouse and
Lord GLMIORCHT. Mr. J. E DINMJIOX, Member for
Newcastle.nnder•Lyme, opposed it in a maiden speech,
which displayed much talent, acquaintance with the
subject, and self-possession. The subject has, however,
rarely exci'ed less intere.t; And nn a division, the motion
%v.'s negatived by a majority of 247 to 123.

DOVER, APRIL 27.

His
Grace the Doke of WHLLIROTON, with Lord Pressor Souza-
see, Lord DUROLAVI, the lion. Mr. CATHCART, Dr. Hast,and their
suite, arrived at half-past eight o'clock this morning, st Wright and
Alattienn's Ship Hotel, from Calais, by his Majesty's Packet FORT,
Capt. HAMILTON.

At one o'clock his Glitaer stt off foe town. Salutes were fired on
his Grace's arrival and departureD and a Guard of Hower stationed
before the Hotel during his stay.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The East India Company's ship Hytbe sailed from China the
6th of January; and from St. Helena the 11th of march. The
Warren Hastings kft Bengal for the coast on the 34 of January.
The chartered ship Java arrived in Bengal the 3d of January.
Arrived off Dover, the Borneo, Ross, from Sumatra and the
Cape of Good Hope--sailed from the latter the 10th February.
The Sovereign, Dunat.s, from Sunderland to Quebec, put into
Scilly ea the lid instant, leaky.
FALMOUTH, Aram Ml. Wind N. W.—Sailed the Onyx, Wauxa,
for Honduras; and the Beteey..Nscon.; for Leaden.
Poannouni, Aran. 27.-- Wind N. N.W.—Arrived the Sove-
reign, GIL MAN, from London ; and bit 'Majesty's skip Cucuta*,
from Plymouth. Sailed his Majesty's ship Jams ; Sovereign and
Cato transports, for Woolwich; and his Majesty's ships TALBOT
and nommen., for Plymouth.
Dina, Aram 27. —Wind R.—Passed through for the River,
the Hon. Company's ship Flythe, China; and the
'Chieftain, PATTRRION, from St. Vincent's.
ATOM 26. Wind N. W.—Arrived the John Taylor,
Avulsion, front Calcutta; Philadelphia, Bans, from Mohair;
Margaret Johnson, Sowzase, from St. John's (N. B.); and Kenn,
Gu.rui, from Virginia

Coat,
Amt. 22.—Sailed the Palmyra, Lama; Hanikft
Ranee; and Melpomene, Jemmy, Mein on board the 76th
Regiment, bound to Ceylo.
► CUSTOM-HOUSR, Aram 27.

Lars Inman Inwasas—The Graham Moore, from Zante;
Atalanta and Violet, from Harlingen; Fox, from Ostend; Jonse
Peter, from Hooksiel; Duke of Kent, from Lisbon; John, from
St..Ube's; Jane and Elizabeth, from Terceira; Albion. from Ca.
dis ; Limerick Packet, from Faro; Ceres, from Bombay; Stately,
from Jamaica; Duke of Wellington, from St. Alichael s;• Union,
from St. Vincent's; and Commerce, from Calais.
Ernst& Orrwmtos--Tbe Dandy and Harmonie, far Amster-
dant ; Aikrionsack, for St. Mary's ; Regular Pasket, for Elsineur;
Flying Fisk, for Ostend ; Rallies, for Madeira; Marshal Blucher,
fur Rotterdam; and Ann Amelia, for China.

Yesterday his MAILS?, was visited hy the Duke of
You at Carlton Holm, and gave an audience to the girl of La.
vaarom. Mr. Ca men, and Mr. Secretary Pm.. and in the evening
had a eject party to dinner.—His Mamie is in good health.
Yesterday, the Princess Ausrurres, the Doke and
Duchess of GLoucorraa, visited the Kum at his Palace in Pall-man.
Viscount SYDNEY had an interview with his MAJZ3TY
yesterday.
-Yesterday the Princess Sornta. visited the Princess
AUGUSTA.

The Duke of CLARENCE came to town yesterday
morning, from his seat at Bushy.
The Prince of ORANGE passed through Frankfort on
the 19th instant, ea his return from St. Petersburgh.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, we are happy to state,
has returned from his late Embassy in perfect health. His Grace
landed at Dever yesterday from Calais, and reached town last night.
Tnis torenuon, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Gtorcesexa, the Duchess of exam:9so4th, Duchess of
Reim the Princess Soruts of Gloucester, and Prince latoroto
honoured the Royal Academy, Somerset House, with a visit, and
inspected the Pictures previous to the opening of the eahibition to
the Public.
Yesterday afternoon, a few minutes before five o'clock,
Lord DuaoLass,who accompanied the Duke of We:mantle en his
Embassy to St. Petersburgb, arrived at the Foreign °Skein Down.
ing-street, bringing an acconnt of the safe arrival of dot Noble Duke
at Dover yesterday morning, in good health. The Noble Lord bed
an interview with Mr. Secretary CANNIIIe for about half an hour.
ALADDIN.—NearIy every seat is taken to 'wi.nes, the
first productiou of this Opera to-morrow. The first great feeling
is the grand competition between two such man Rorer
masters as Rer and
Waage. To this is to be added, Miss Jonnevones first appearance
on any stage, and the expectation entertained from her relationship
to Min Stars sus ; and " last, not lean," the first appearance of the
latter lady, as-sulleue--on which subject, a wag in Drury.lane
Green-room, being asked how be thought Miss Seamans would
look in mate attire, replied, " as pretty et Lod is trowaers, as she does
fi Lady in petticoats."
The Earl of WE•TstOPELAND transacted business at
the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon.
Lady COPLRY, L 4.1 y GIORGIANA GRAHAM, Lady
C.Aepu.s, and three other Ladies, were lan night in the roof of the
House of Commons, to hear the debate on the question of Reform.
PoLIBeI NoitILITT.—In Poland, according to Mr
JAcos, the qualification for a Baron is 151. a-year ;of a Count, 712.
and of a Prince, 1251.

In the Admiralty Court, on Tuesday, Lieutenati.
Droaaroma, of the Coast Blockade, obtalneelkOl. and several ss.
sl rants 51. each, as salvage, tor havlng got the Friendship trader°,
a rock at the back of the Isle of Wight, on the 30th of December
last. Her cargo was valued at 41501.
Maritime's Invitations were last might honoured by
the presence of his Royal Highness Prince Lammas and his Royal
Highness the Dake of Sussex. The boxes were Stied with elegant
company—amongst whom we indeed Lady Puss :mob Lady Cit.
roan, Lady Ras; due.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANZ, Aran 28.
There are good atriesls of all descriptions of Grain this week -....
The Wheat trade is excessively dull, and Monday's prices can Iv. dly
he maintained, even for the beat samples. Barley meets very ti w
buyers. Beans and Peas ate without alteration. There are ahur.d.
ante of Oats for sale, both English and Irish, and this trade is v. ry
heavy at less prices than last quoted.—Arrivals : English VI hi st
MOO qrs. Barley, 1,400 qrs. (Mu, 15,200 qrs. Floor, 7,600 sac .

ss of Ike weather keeping up the price;
LoDisMoiAnrnißKngEalt',4tv Moss- :per
Beef
beat ortlijenel,TtH7Fcamidligyne
inferior Meat is firm at blonday!s price. In Minton there is a
stow
trißing decline In ti ee .trente pike. the best Downs being at Ss. !d.
for Other
to Ss. 6d. per stone ;an i the coarser 4s. 6d. to Ss. per stale. Veal
is as last quoted; bw. Lamb, from its abundance, is saber lower, 7s.
per stone being the top price. In Pork there is nothing to notice.
.—Beasts, 454 ; &beep. 6,600; Pigs, 70; Calves, 182.
Beef, 4s. 4d. to SL per stone ; Al omit, 4s 6d. to Ss. 6d. Veal, Ss.
to 6s. 4d. Lindh 54. 6d. to Ts. Pork, Ss. to 6s.—Hay, per
.211 34. to 44 76 6.1. Closer, XS 10s. to 45 ; Straw. £1 101.
to AL 2s.