Star. — 1822-11-22 (London, England)

SALONICA, SEPTEMBER 3. All is tranquil here. Abulal Pacha continues to preserve perfect order in the country. We have also the advantage of being quite free from contagion. VIMINA, Nov. B.—Netalliques 8615-32—Bank Shares 943 k. Nov. 9.—Metalliques 86 7-16—Bank Shares 94g.  The French Papers of Tuesday have been received; their contents are of little importance. On the pre ceding day a courier from Verona is said to have arrived at the house of ROTHSCIIILD the news he brought was pacific. Cardinal SPINA, the Plenipotentiary of the Holy See at Verona, had on the Bth of November a private conference with Prince METTERNICH, which lasted above an hour. It is supposed to have been on the subject of the Deputies from Greece, who have just arrived at Ancona, with the intention of proceeding to the Congress. The Pikte announces that the Lisbon Cortes have offered to Sir ROBERT WILSON the command of the Portuguese contingent which is to join the Spaniards in the event of any hostile attack on their independence. A letter from Nancy states, that M. MAILLET, Lieutenant in the late Legion of La Meurthe, a distinguished Officer, has been lately cashiered, without I any reason assigned.  General O'DoNNELL, kfore leaving Bayonne, is stated to have written to a friend in Paris in the fol lowing terms:  " I shall set out, my dear friend, in two hours, and in three days I shall be at my head-quarters. Notwithstanding what the Liberals say, things are going on well, very well, for the Royalists in Spain." The General has issued a proclamation to his soldiers in Navarre, calling on them to assist him in reestablishing the religion of their fathers, degraded and outraged, in all the mist which it possessed, amidst a nation so justly celebrated for its Catholicism—to re-establish our captive King in the free enjoyment and exercise of his rights, with which the fundamental laws of the Monarchy invest him." A letter dated Puycerda the 12th, states that the cause of the removal of the Regency from Urgel was the want of provisions, and the difficulty of supplying that place when the defiles are filled with snow. The Regency left Urgel on the 10th, passed the night at Bever, and arrived on the 11th at Puycerda. This movement, it is asserted, is not the effect of the operations of MIKA ; and the letter says—" The Constitutionalists at first attempted to advance by the Couque de Tremp, but contented themselves with occupying the neighbouring villages, with the view of finding provisions. A movement of our troops obliged them to take the direction of Pons; and on the 10th, Baron n'EaoLEs, who had at first taken the position of the Pobla de Segur, and afterwards that of Talaru, proceeded to throw himself on Pera-Mali. His forces are augmented by those oE BADALS (RoSIANILLO), whose conduct has nut justified the confidence of the Government." FRENCH FUNDS, Nov. 19.—Five per Cents. opened ' at 891.75 c. closed at 89f.  Sydney and Hobart Town Gazettes, to the 21st of June, have been received. A melancholy accident happened off the latter place a few days previous: a party going in a boat for North-west Bay, the boat was swamped, when Mr. PAYNE, who had gone out to settle in Van Dieman's Land, and Mr. READ, who was in the service of Government, were drowned.  A stock-keeper had been found dead in the woods, supposed to have been murdered by the natives.  An action had been tried in the Lieutenant-Governor's Court, which excited considerable interest: it was brought by a steerage passenger against the Captain of the Denmark Hill, for not furnishing him and his family with the necessary accommodations during the voyage. The Court gave a verdict to the plait:till for the full amount of his demand.—llamages, 501.