Star.
London, England, 1827-03-27 00:00:00

LISBON PAPERS.

YlO3l TUC 01/1111/It or LISBON.
WAR-OFFICE, bf.tacli 9.
A letter from Count de Villa Flor td the Minister of
War, dated from hii head-quarters at Torre de Mon-
covvo, the 3d of Match, says, that all the information
he received concerning the rebels, confirmed the ac
counts of the dissensions between the Commanders, and
the insubordination of the troops. That it seems cer-
tain that the Spaniards do not permit them to pa's the
Douro, wherefore the/ went by Mogadouro to Miranda.
where the Count de Villa Flor expected to arrive in
hree or four days, the bad weather and bad roads not
allowing him to proceed with greater celerity.
General Correa de Mello must have entered Brazens&
to-day, and I hope to learn to-night whether the rebels
have waited for him, or retired at his approach.
General Jet* Correa de Mello writes from Alla on
the Ist. and sends a copy of a letter from Col. A. P. de
Eirito, of the 23d regiment, who states the retreat
of Telles Jordao from Alfandega da Fe to ?dogs-
douro, and the confusion into which the rebels were
thrown by the approach of the Government troops,
and their retreat towixds Miranda. They gave out
they were going to Alesniejo, proclaiming that the
Don John VI. man of war bad arrived from Rio, on
which a revolution took 'deceit Lisbon, and everything
was changed by order qf,. Rob Pedro IV. with which
they deceive the troops, who are wholly discontented.
Mama 10.—The Infanta Regent, as a mark of bar
concern for the death of the Empress Of Brasil, will shut
herself up fir a week from this day. and pat on mourn-
ing for we months, and thinks it fit to order, in the
King's name, that the mourning shall be general. The
Courts of Justice shall be shut for three days; but they
dispensed for this time with covering the tables with
black, on account of the present exigencies of the State.
Her Highness bas fixed to the 18th inst. to receive in the
palace, the compliments of condolence on this mourn-
ful occasion.

(Signed) FRANCIS, 131altop of Then.
Mr /Mon Gaieties to the 10t1 inclosive contain no other putt-
'Am irons do army.

FRENCJI PAPERS.

mut ems non.; sans 117111 DAY, MASCIII U.
PARIS, MAaca U.
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We have received news trona Constantinople of the
27th of February. Izet Mehmed Pacha, called by the
people Kotchnk Pacha (little Pacha), has been ap-
pointed Captain Pacha, and took possession of the arse-
nal to-day. His predecessor has obtained the Govern-
ments of Kataia, Angora, and Changiari, with the com-
mand of the Asiatic coast of the Bosphorus. Thaine
Bey. who was Petrone Bey, has been promoted to the
rank of Paths of two tails, and Sereskier of the fleet,
in the room of Ibrahim Pacha, who is made Inspector
of the fortresses in the Danube. It is affirmed this
Seraskier will command the fleet, and that the Captain
Paella will remain at Goestantinople, to attend the
Council and to direct the works in the arsenal.

M. de Ribeaupierre has arrived at Bujukdere, where
the Palace of his legation is situated. He went there
directly for the sweet waters, without passing through
Pera. He had a suite of 19 carriages. Many detach-
cacao of the nee! troops stationed on the road went to
pay him military honours.
The Porte has dispatched twenty Pitmans, autho-
rising the levy of solders.
The son of Nedjeb Effendi has set out suddenly for
Egypt. He is said to have orders to announce to Me-
hemet Ali Puha that the Sultan gives him the fullest
powers to direct the war in the Mores and the Islands,
old to persuade him to send 10,000 horses to Coo-
staatinople.

PROM THE PILOTS OP SATURDAY.
PARIS, Itasca 23.

The Emperor and Empress of Austria, accompanied
by the Archduke Francis Charles, will go on the 12th
to Prague, and thence to Piluitz, to visit the Royal-
Family of Saxony. They will afterwards go to Berlin
to enter the Emperor and Empress of Russia. M. de
Metternich, it is said, will go direct from Vienna to
Berlin, and pay his respects to the new Czar.
Diarso de Ronda of March 10, on the authority
of a letter from Corfu of July 18, states that General
Gordon, after several fruitless attempts, had at length
succeeded in conveying into the citadel of Athens the
supplies sent by the Greek Government on board the
Hellas frigate.
The Journal of Me Too Worlds (published at Cadiz)
says. "That notwithstanding the unpleasant reports
that spread to hinder the embarkation of the troops
destined for the Canaries, they have embarked both at
Ceuta and Cadiz. Several men of war will accompany

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them to their destination: they are well furnished with
clothing" and provisions."
The same Jown4l, after a letter from the Hivannah
of the 26th of January, confirms the blockade of the
Mexican squadron, by Admiral Laborde, in the part of
Cayes Hueso ; situated at one of the points of East
timid', 23 leagues from the Havannah.