Star.
London, England, 1827-12-05 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

N Oa the 6th, Dens was received at Constantinople
the! Fabvier, supported by Lord Cochrane, had made
s on the Isle of Scio, and that the Pacha and
their urks had been obliged to retire into the fort.
.• The news of this expedition, in which the Turks
suspected dm Allies of having taken part, arrived while
the Dint was deliberating on the steps to be taken, in
eonsttrente of the events at )lavarin ; it greatly in.
creased the irritation already felt.
" The Reis Effendi declared on the 9tb, to the Dra.
gnomes of England, France, and Russia, • That all
intercom** between the Porte and the representatives of
the three Courts were suspe ded till the zu.)nsent when
it should be known whether they, the Courts, desisted
from all .intafaence in the aftairs of Greece; whether

The Duke and Duchess'of Caustic■ entertained the Duchess
of Karl and the Princess WIODOIIIi to dinner on Monday, at their
mat at Busby Park.
The Duke and Duchess of Ciaaaeci gave a grand ball. at
their residence, in Husby Park, yesterday evening, to a very nusnm
rout assemblage of the Nobilny and Gentry.
The Duke of Cummeg came to town yesterday morning. and
transacted business at his residence in the Admkaisr. His Royal
Highness returned to Busby in the afternoon.
The Ditches, of KJUIT, accompanied by the Princesses Vactostai
and Fit/MOILS, visited the Princess AUIIII/11TA yesterday, at her resi-
dence in the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Duke of Wm.tnterrow left town en Monday en a shooting
excursion.

Prince Esvmusszv, the Austrian Ambassador, the Count eAt.-
nuosa, the Spanish Minister, the Marquis de PAIJIIIL4, the
Portuguese- Minister, and Monsieur limn, the French Charge
d'Affaires, transacted business with Earl Dentate yesterday, ambit
Foreign Office, Dowidng.street.
Dispatches were received yesterday afternoon at the Foreign
Office, Downing street, from Stutprd.
The Marquis of Lassoows, the Csasucet.Loa of the Ezesegigei,
Mr. Wrote, and Mr. Cmiat.as Guam, visited Earl Denton yet-
terday. at the Foreign Odice.

Sir riJCIMID Stamm Chief Magistrate of Polite, and the senior
Magistrates of the different Police Offices, made a report.** the
Marquis of Lasessorris yesterday, at the flosne Office, of the state
of the race io the Metropolis.

The Count CAPO d'lrrnrn has embarked iron An-
cona. in an Engl.sh frigate, for Corfu. ,
The Marquis of L.tusuown entertained a `distirs.
gulshed party to dinner yesterday, at laas..lowo Howe, Nasky.
square.
Dowager Lady Suretzho is entertaining a .distin•
guisbed party of visitors at ber seat in Norfolk.
Joists Latium, &q. NU'. had a dinner party ygs-
terday, at bit boure,.llkbosood Tenses.

Lepanto, to which the Greeks are limited on the west
by the declaration of the three Admirals, is situate at
the entrance of the gulf that bears the same name.
Volo, in the east, lies on the shore of Thessaly, npposits
to the north coast of Eubsea (Negropont). Within these
limits it seems probable that the continental Greeks wig
',be confined under the treaty. A line' drawn from the
one to the other includes not only all 'hat the Gres ks at
present hold,but with a very smolt exception,all that they
have nominally possessed at any period doting the wake,

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). el On the 6th, news was received at Constantinople The Count Cana d'lirma has embarked from ilia-7 tom a distance, is to stick them in a potatoe or turnip, Lion is the more lamentable, inasmuch as the sufferer
kH. Mt. Fabrier, supported by Lord Cochrane, had made
n landing on the Isle of Scio, and that tbs P.
theiturks had been obliged to retire
Atha and ;h d
'' The news of this expedition, in which the Turks cone in an English frigate, lot Corfu.
The Marquis of Lansuown entertained
gu 6 C party to dinner yesterday, at laas.lowo Howe,
Square.
Dowager Lady &meas is entertaining a ,cl. '
guisbed party of ,1631601'S at ber seat in Norfolk. tarn•
suspected the Allies of having taken part, arrived while JOHN laysao, Esq. M.P. had a dinner party yes.
dm Diem was deliberating on the steps to be taken, in terday, at bis Issuer, Rklasond Tense,, antraey., and then pack' them in moss or hay; in this way has a family of seven children, and has always borne a
`d.stits, they may be sent from England to America. On their Most exemplary character for honesty, industry, and
arrival they should be half or three quarters buried in sobriety. An aged widow, of the name of Preston,
inoderately moist soil in the shade, and kept there till on the opposite side, is placed in somewhat similar cit.
the season of grafting.
quite
Oa the evening of the 26:h tilt. about steins o'clock, spot, but it was so much out of repair, that it was .
cumstsnees. The Dock-yard engine
a fire broke out in the malt kiln beton in tothe T oe usetess. Other en ines were brought into successful
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11 enall'quente of dm events at )ievarin ;it greatly in. Lepanto, to which the Greeks are limited on the west Brewery, in Newcastle, which threatened destruction operation, and after several hours' indefatigable to
by the declaration of the three Admirals, is situate at to the Premises, 'hut by the prompt attendance of the and exertion, the fire was got under, after destroying
.1 creased the irritation already felt. the entrance of the gulf that bears the same name. rations its eneines, and a plentiful supply of water, the five houses, and damaging seven others. The land.
I •.was conveyed to the
. 1' The Reis Effendi declared on the 9th, to the Dra. Volo, in the east, lies on the shore of Thessaly, opposite flames were exttngn- bbed before much damn* was done lord of the Telegraph is reported not to have saved a
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grammes of England, France, and Russia, I That all to the north coast of Hubisea (Negropont). Within these •• A stack of corn. the property of Mr. Wwisrm,y, of single farthing's worth of stock, clothing, or fornitu'e•
t 'intercourse between the Porte and the representatives of limits it seems probable that the continental Greeks will Burdon, near Millington, was maliciously set on fire A temporary subscription has been set on foot to relieve
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when .be confined under the treaty. A line' drawn from the in the night of Friday week.., The-flames were form- his present wants. He has not been above 12 months
the three Courts were suspe,, dad till the an
one to the other includes not only all 'het the Gres ks at nstely. &dowered in time to aye a great part ef the in the house, and is a man far advanced in years. Pe
r .i it should be known whether they, the Courts, desisted present hold,but with a very small exeerrou,all that they ausck, .aid w prevent the clestsakon, of 22 otber.stacbs license, and all the private papers, and documents of
..ois from all interference in the affairs of Greece; whether have nominally possessed at any period during the wax;,, which wet* standing near tonic,
•.. - • Aidditton, are amongst the property missing.
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