Star.
London, England, 1826-08-26 00:00:00

THE GREEK DEPUTIES.

The follow iig letter has been received from the Greek
Government :

THIBCOUUITTZI OW THE NATIoNAL ASSEMILT, TO U.

SPANIOLACTHI, LONDON.

The National Assembly, whose convocation has been
so long desired by the Greek natian, met about two
m'nths ago at New Epidaurus. As circumstances have,
nut allowed sufficient time to complete its labours, it has
instituted two commissions—one the Executive, which
is charged with the interior administration of Greece;
and the other is called the Committee of the Assembly,
which is charged with foreign affairs, and with the ar-
rangement of all accounts from the lst to the 2d period.
hiz Committee, composed of the ondersigned, has
received the express orders of the National Assembly
to withdraw the deputation from London, and to re-
ceive their accounts; to wh;ch end three individuals,
possessing its confidence, will be named, of whom you,
Sir, will be one, and the Committee thinks proper that
the other two should be respectable Englishmen.
In the mean time the Committee desires you will, !roes the
present moment, seek to elicit truth and examine the accounts.
'rise Committee, as soon as time will allow, intends to address you

snore at length on this subject.
Naaplia, June 10 (42),11124.
(Signed) The Archbishop of Amt. Baststos N. Bynum
PANUTIA) Nossas, President. Anaoworn O,IIIIIISTUIL
Poaroussos, Vice-President. EMMAISUIL XIMOL
SIIIIUDIIO3I CA LOGIIIIO/01,01. Caters VIASSIL
ANASTAIIIUS I.OIIOOS. N. Raman&
Gnomon Bucuas. Gamma Kama.

N. S. Bzuswasos.
Grosas atatorns.

G. CLONAZIS, Secretary.
GeneraL

SALE OF THE MANOR AND ESTATE OF
RICKMANS WORTH.

Yesterday the above estate was brought to the
hammer, at the Auction Mart, by Mr. HOOO4 IT, in
twenty-thrte lots. The great room of the above place
was crowded to excess at an early hour, by a most re-
spectable assemblage, including several Gentlemen of
extensive landed property, and great capitalists, who
seemed desirous of swelling the amount of their rent
rolls, by bidding for the property, which, for the splen-
dour of the Mansion, and beauty and situation of
grounds, stands unrivalled by any other estate in the
county of Hats. The advance on each bidding was
5004. The whole of the estate, comptising the M an-
sion , &c. &e. contains about 2247 acres, of arable, pas-
ture, meadow, wood, and plantation land; and the pre-
sent rents and annual value, including market tolls, quit
rents, heri•Jts, fishery, Ike. is estimated at 54201. 10s.
A part of the fishery is reserved during the life of a
Lady, aged upwards of sixty. The out-goings upon
the estate, for land-tax and quit rents, amount to
1521. 16s. 11d. per annu n ; timber, futures, crops, trees,
pollards, &c. and deer in the pas k, to be taken at a valua-
tion, by the pwchaser of the estate.

The whole of the above. comprised la one lot. was put op at
60.0001. and, after some smart competition, was knocked down at
119,5001. _ _

The remainder of the Lutes and Farms connived with and
surrounding the above Property were put up $a twenty-two lots,
u follow

The Freehold Money.ltill Mansion, with coach-house, stables,
out cakes, gardens. pleasure grounds, and upwards of 19 acres of
land, let at 1201. per annum ; land tax 71. 131. 4d. (allowed the
taunt), knocked down at 2,5001.
The Mill End Farm (freehold) containing a farm house, out
buildings, and 411 acres of land, let at 821. per annum-2,2901.
A Freehold and Copybold Estate, comprising Woedwicks and
Pulling Spit Farms, with farm house, gardens, orchards, cottage,
agricultural buildings, and 493 acres of land ; rent and value esti-
mated at 5271. per annum ; land tax 221. 17s. a year-12,9301.
The Maple Cross Farm (freehold). containing abort 143 acres,
with farm house and requisite buildings ; land tax AS 4s. per
annum; let at .1254, subject to an annuity of £6O during the life
of a lunatic, aged 30-16.400.
The Freehold and Copyhold Lay Lane Farm, containing 129
acres; the Coyyhold past subject to trifling quit rents and Uses,
land us allowed, £6 14s. 4d per annum—let at an annual rental
of
af161—i4,220.

The Hill PV (freehold), containing 200 sass, let at ASO,
land tax allowed—‘3,2llo.

A Freehold itatate;cilicd Klngs, containing W acres...4lloo.
The remainder et the Farms and Estates, amp** 'Croaky
Han, Copthowe and Caddo Bridge Farms, esstabler together
634 acres; Rouse Barn Farm, of 54 acres • Bury leads, and Bury
meadows, containing US acres; and sundry ousel Farms and
Lands, Cottages, &c. containing altogether 300 acres, were sold in
foortees. lots, for 3661,03 i; altogether for the twenty two lots,
14%141, making a total, with the first lot, containing the Mansion,
Park, Ate. of af 148,641.

There appeared to be more interest excited by the sale of this
propeny than we have witnessed sines that of the ()monde Estates

Letters received yesterday, of a recent date, from
Corfu, bring the intelligence of the Rumeliots under
CARAIXA Kt having driven the Greek Provisional Go-
vernment from Napoli di Romania to Brongi, a place
opposite to that fortress.
MOSTREAL. JULY 22.—One of the Indian Chiefs
who were some time ago presented to his MAJESTY,
arrived yesterday, in the steam boat L4prarie, on his
way to Caughnawaga, where there is to be held a grand
Council, attended by Deputies from the most remote
tribes, in order to take into consideration the encroach-
ments made upon their hunting grounds, and to devise
means to prevent the same. The Council commences
this day, and will continue all neat week.

ROCK Lire ASSURA NCI COMPA NY.— An • extraor-
dinary General Court of this Company was held yester-
day, for the professed purpose of dividing amongst the
Proprietors a bonus of 367,4231. We are unable, how•
ever, to state whether this object was carried into
effect, or what proceedings were adopted, as the Com-
pany seem averse to disclose their transactions to the
public. The answer to persons presenting themselves on
the part of the Press being, that none but Proprietors
could be admitted to the Meeting.
Accounts have been received at Lloyd's, that a Rus-
sian squadron, consisting of three line-of-battle ships
and six frigates, was pa►sed on the 21:h inst. about
seventy miles from land, by the Barrossa, arrived in
Leith roads from St. Petersburgh. The probable desti-
nation of this fleet is the Black &a, *hem those naval
41101060 M will be practised which take place periodi-
cally for improving the discipline of the Russian
'naval force.