Star.
London, England, 1828-01-22 00:00:00

TRIESTE, JAM. I.—(Faina•.Larvia.)

Adcording to the latest accounts from Corfu, of the
20th December, Ibrahim Pacha is making various pre-
prationi to return to Egypt, his father having called
him home in consequence of the events at Navarin.

PETERSBURGII, JAL S. _
The Northern Bee contains some interesting letters
from officers in the Itusian army in Persia. In one of
these letters is the following passage:

44 Abbas Mirsa, notwithstanding the difficulty of his
situation. preserves all his presence of mind, and corn-
bikes the dignity of his rank with the greatest affabi-
lity. Colonel Lasareff, Commandant of Tunis, has
had frequent occasions to see Abbas Misza, who'
treats him with great regard. One day the Prince
praising him for the maintainance of tranquillity
among the inhabitants of Taut's, said, in the Oriental
style, 44 A warrior, who loves his horse, is rejoiced when
it is well taken care of." He added, "I am the more
obliged to you for your attention to the inhabitants of
Irtflts, because they are very dear to my heart. I have
lived among them from my youth."

DRESDEN, Jax. 6.

A letter of Prince Ypsilanti, written from Vienna,
states, that the Emperor has allowed him to remain in
that capital, in order to restore his health, impaired by
seven years' Imprisonment. His Aide de Camp. Capt.
Orfann, who shared his captivity for six years, has re.
sided since his liberation in Dresden.—HaorburgA Pa-
pers,Jan.ls.
PESCH (IN HUNGARY), Dec. 20.
We live here in the most profound tranquillity, and
hitherto there is not the smallest appearance of war.
Nobody here thinks of it as probable. WC do not per-
Leive any indications of changes in tl e position of the
troops, and the Govetpmeut has not yet bought up any
corn. It is to be awibuteJ entirely to the charges or I
the corn dealers, that7while they are growing rich, a
rise in the prices of grain has taken place. This state'
of things, however, cannot last long ; and there is every
mason to expect that the prices of corn will soon go
back to their lotion level.—Nurembarg Correspondent
Jan. 14,

Sir C. WETHIR.FLL will succeed Sir J. SCARLET? as
Attorney. General. Sir N. Titania. will remain Solicitor-General.
A 'vacancy has nct.nred in the representation for
Dover, by the elevation of Mr. &MATO BOOTLE WILSILAITAII to
the Peerage.
Mr. LAMISTOR. now created Lord Duanass, lead se-
lectsd the tide of Lord D'Arcy, and the patent, with such title,
was,in preparation; but some difficulty arose in consequence td It.
transpiring that the title of D'Arcy had formerly existed—that
it was now in abeyance—that the Leeds family bad laid a claim to
such title.
Tire Earl and Countess (ha? and fain& purposed
leaving Huwick on Thursday morning for the south, bet were pre-
vented setting out by the severity of the weather.
The noble visitors of his Grace the Duke of Devoe-
saran, at Chatsworth, are so numerous, that thirty-one additional
beds were made up last week. •
• The Countess of Essex had a card party yesterday
evening, at her house In Hill street, Berkeley-square.
The Ball'at Matcle-field, on Friday night, attracted
a ennterocs and fashionable aseenlbieSes The company, which
continued arriving until half-past nine, when dancing commenced,
consisted of about 130 .persons, among whom were Lady Maria
Stanley, and the Misses Stanley, the Rev. Edward Stanley and
Lady,tbr Wet Sheriff of the County, Miss Thornicroft and party,
Charles Cholmondeley and party, the Hon. Mr. Eyres, &c. &c.
Friday his Ro)ai Highness the Duke of Sussex ar-
rived at Cossey Hall, Norfolk. the seat of Lord and Lady Swann.,
front the residence of Mr. Coee, 51. P. where his,Rnyal Highness
has been sojourning for some, time. On Saturday he visited the
University of Cambridge, and is expected in the course of the pre-
sent week to arrive at his apartments in Kensington Palace.
Prince LIEVEN entertain-d a distingu.sbed party to
dinner on. Saturday, at Astibuntham [louse, Dover-street ; among
whom were. Count and Countess Munster, Baron Bulow, and his
Secretary, Lard Palmerston, Baron Cetto, M. de Roth. &c.
The Dowager Marchioness of SAXISBURY had dinner
parties on Saturday and Sunday, at her home in Arlington-street:
Her Ladyship has issued cards of invitation for her first assembly
for the season, tomorrow evening.
Tile LORD CHANCVLLI)R, no going down to Lincoln's
Inn Hall yesterday morning, sent to the Vum-Cuaticatzoa who
immediately proceeded to his Lordship's private room. After a
conference which kited nearly an lam, his Monona again returned
to his Court. The Loan CHAECOLMIX was shortly afterwards waited.
on by Sir lamas Seat:wit, who aims had a king conference with his
Lordship.' Bic 'AXIS ScAar.arr was dressed in his robes, and it
war stated tint 'the object of his visit was to tender his resignation
df the office of Attorney-General.
The larder of the Queen's Head,Fmchley,wasstripped
last week of all its content..
Four boatmen were drowr.ed last week at the entrance
of Dover Harbour, on returning from giving assistance
to a brig wrecked on Sandwich Flats. Their voice,
were heard by the Blockade men, but the sea was too
'tremendous to allow the lean assistance to be given
them.
An apothecary being called upon to attend a Church-
warden, whose head was full of parish business, and
-whose knowledge of language did not extend much
'beyond the vulgar tongue, commenced as usual by ask-
ing his patient how he found himself? " I have a
soreness in my breast," said the Charchwarden. 44 Aye,"
said the apothecary, 44 that arises from a fibrile affec-
tion of the thorax; but do you expederate?"" Es-
ped a rate!" said the Churchwarden, 44 No ; thank
Gov I that business is settled; we had a tate made last
week."
Till ETR-TOOTH OR ST. IS IRKARDIN.--The following
advertisement appears in the Journal des Debate of
Sunday se'nnight
" Some Ladies travelling from Perpignan to Montpellier, in the
011igence, have lost a mahogany box, six inches by four, covered
with gilt copper, containing a relic, with the following legend:
COLXILLO Dx SAN BERNARDINO;
I. e. Eyetooth of St. Bernardin, with a ring in the form of a lyre
to fasten it by. Tbe finders are requested to send it to the Mayors
of Perpignan. Narbonne, J3esieres, Nunn, or Moutpelikr, where
they will receive 100 francs (414 rewatd."
—.The Eye-tooth of St. Bernardin I This, we remark,
is the nineteenth century. What a 6ne trade the relic-
mongers must hare of it

ANSWER
TO TIM THIRD ROr LORD lIVROD'S tt BARKS Or Idlnft."
The lilies which were sent by thee
'Are faded, as thy fears poortrayed,
But ever shall the memory be
Of him who twined them, wndecay'd.
rye bid the drooping relics near
The hosomthey have died to grace,
Where, wanted by affection's tear,
Shall be their latest resting place ;
And as their wither'd leaves decline,
I'll think of thee and of the Rhine !

EPITAPH

FAJILLN.

OK DL. EITCIII2NKR, OS DL. KITCIII34 AS KZ WAS COMMONLY CALLILD.

IT DR. BACON.
16 Il pass* ea vie 1 fournier des repasvet it en fournit encore."

Kitchen lies here (for so his name I found.)—
I see death keeps his Kitchen under ground :
And the poor worms (that flesh of late did eat,)
Devour their Kitchen now for want of meat!