Star.
London, England, 1826-01-26 00:00:00

The Grad(' nuke Constantine, immediately on
receiving the manifesto, caused the oath to be takes by
the whole Polish army, which he intends still to corn-
mand.-.-According to the latest ►►ccounts from_ Odessa
the Empress Elizabeth had so far overcome her
and her desire to be re united with Alexander,
that hopes are beginning to be 'entett►ined chat her
valuable life will be preserved.

It w. es reported in St. Petorsburgh, that the Emperor
would shortly undertake a journey to Moscow and the
Southern Provinces, where his presence would certainly
tend, in these critical moments, to make the minds of
the people easy. His presence, his truly dignifies
appearance, and his eloquence, would be able most
surely to direct public opinion, which is more decisive
there than anywhere else in favour of the Greeks.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JAMJAItY 7.

We are happy to have only sathlictory news to com-
municate to our readers, the whr,le of the first Army
has already taken the oath to the Emreior Nicholas,
the same has been done by the corps of Finland, and
by all the Civil Authorities of the Grand Duchy.
The C.,mmittee of Inquiry is composed of the Grand
Duke Michael, of. the Ministers of War, of Generals
Kutusoff, Lewaschoff, and Benckendorff, Adjutants
' General; of Colonel Adlerberg, A:d-de-Camp ; and AI.
Bucharow, a lawyer.

. Yestei day being Christmas day (0. S.)andth---e anni-
versary of the commemoration of the expulsion of the
enemy from the Russian territory. the Court, and per-
sons of distinction of both sexes, as well as the Generals
and Officers of the Guards, and of the Army, attended
the Divine Service and 7'e Deem in the winter Palace.

TASHIPNABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Marquis of Camden left town yesterday, for his seat, the
Wilderness, Kent. _ _ _

The Earl and Countess of Ruston have arrived at their house In
Grosvenor-place, from their seat in Northamptonshire.
The Earl and Countess of Harrowby and family arrived yester-
day at their house in Grosvenor-square, from their seat, Sandon
Hall, Staffordshire.

The Marquis of Worcester has left town on a tour.
Lord and Lady Dynevor have left their seat, Dynevor Castle,
South Wales, for Borington Park, Oxfordshire.
Arrivals at Fentou's New Hotel, St. James's.street
Charles Bentiack from Brighton ; S. Mackenzie, Esq. from a tour ;
John Chambers Esq. from Ireland ; Mark Wood, Esq. from his
seat, Calton Lodge. Departures from ditto:—Sir Archibald
Murray, Bart. on a tour; S. Jarratt, Esq. for Oxford; the Rev.
Walker King on a tour; Captain Towers, R.N. on a tour ; I.
Caldwell, Esq. for Brighton.
Lady Fletcher and family arrived yesterday at Gould's Hotel,
Jennyn-street, from Waltun-on-Thame..
Arrivals at the Britl,h Hotel, Jermyn-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
..Brown from a tour; Mr. and Mrs. Burton, from Oxford; F. C.
Oratton, Esq. from Boulogne; Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins from their
seat in hropshire.
Arrivals at Jaunay's Hotel, Leicester-square :—Mr. and Mrs.
Heathcote from Southampton; the Rev. Mt. Griondsaw from a
tour; Madame Dervitu du Villars from Paris.
Si Thomas Ackland, Bart. has arrived at his seat in Somerset-
shire from Devonshire. _ _ _ _ _

Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street : —Lord Glammis
from Paris: Ji. Gott, Req. and family from Leeds; Sir H. Fane,
front Beechwood, Hants:— M•Duugal E‘q. from Liverpool;
Col. Barclay from a tour; -- Veal, Esq. from a tour. Depar-
lure :—Sir R. Acstruther, Bart. for Suffolk.

WtNoson, JAN. 25.—The weather continuing so very
damp and unfavourable, his MAJESTY has not again
ventured to resume his airings, or rake his daily exercise
n the Great Palk. His Maim ry, after breakfast,
general), repairs to his private study, where he con.
tinues engaged with State affairs for three or four hours
together; lAut. notwithqanding his MAJESTY'S confine-
ment to the Royal 14,dge, and bring deprived of his
favourite pursuit, he continues the enjoyment of most
excAlent health and spirit..

Toeseay mon ing, Count Ltsevax, the Russian Am-
bassador, received dispatches from St. Petenburgh, at his Es-
cellency's house in ihmer.strect, Piccadilly, the contents of which
the Ambassador conimunic.ited to Mr. Secretary Carouse. Soon
after. his Excellency had an interview with Mr. Secretary Camino
Yesterday,Plince POLIONAC. the French Ambassador,
transacted basi:aess at the Foreign Office.
Tile Marquis of HASTINGS transacted business yes•
terday afternoon at the Secretary of State's Office for the Colonial

Department.
• Yesterday morning, tho CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE.
1 Qom arrived in town from Claremont, where the Right lion. Gen.
tleman bad been on a visit to Prince I.aormia.
111 r.Secrei ary PEEL arrived in town yesterdaymorning,
The Earl trf HAnnoway arrived yesterday at his
house in Grosvenor...guar', from his seat in Staffordshire.
Yesterday, the Earl Of WESTMORLAND arrived in
town, at his house in Grosvenor-square. from his seat in North.

amptonshire.
Mr. Hosmoor; arrived in town yesterday morning
frosts Claremont, where the Right Hen. Gentleman had been on a
visit to Prince pronto.
Yesterday, Lord BEXLEY arrived in town from his
seat at Foot's Cray, Kent.
Yesterday, the E trl of LIVERPOOL gave his first Ca-
binet dinner this season, at his house in Whitehall, which was at-
tended by the Ravi of HAIIROWIIV, the Earl of WISSINOILLAYD,
Mr. PeaL, Mt. CAVIIIIN/1, Earl Ilarinensr, the Duke of WELLINti•
Tull. the CIIIANCILLoft of the EICHIPUKR. Mr. Iluseissox, Lord
tigaLar. Mr. WVICN. and Viscount igst.vitta. The Loan Cll.Ol.
camps was prevented front being present by his Lordship's cond-
i, need indispositibn.
The serious Dramas L'Eroi di Loncostro and Fedra,
from whielt a Selection will be Performed for the first time in this
country. on Monday next, at the King's Theatre, are, it is reported,
the productions of a noble diplomatic character.
LA DONNA DEL LAGo.—The first rehearsal, previous
to the revival at the King's Theatre, of this admired
production of Roams, took place a few days since, at,
the residence of Madame CARADORI. Yesterday it was
rehearsed on the stage, with the full orchestra and mill.
tary band, and it is to be produced on Saturday next,
for the debars of Madame CADADORI, who will sustain
the part of Elena.
Is pursuance of the last Will of the late Rev. Dr
PARR, were distributed among the prisoners in
Warwick County Jail, last Christmas; and on this day,
the 26th. the anniversary of his birth, nineteen guineas
will be distributed among the poor of Hatton.
A report is abroad that private theatricals are likely
to be introduced for the first time in Edinburgh. A
house is taken, and some Ladies and Gentlemen, who
have been sporting the buskin in Fife, mean to get up
French plays.
Two attorneys clerks, comparing notes together,
fell into a very long and violent dispute concerning
the receipts of their respective houses. One of am,
in order to give his opponent some idea of the business
done in kis establishmenr, asserted, that they expended
annually five hunched pounds in ink. rt
joined the other, '4 we save more than 4t a It a. b)
not dotting our is."