Star. — 1826-11-18 (London, England)

DIICO. vich, and the Russian Captain Pietro de Giovanni.-Several of the inhabitants opposed these just demands ; the troops that had been landed and the ships then fired their guns: several rockets spread consternation, and the firing was suspended at the entreaty of the Archbishop Vigette and the French Consul. The troops took possession of the town, and the inhabitants laid down their Arms. Nobody was molested and property was respected. Two sentries were posted before each house belonging to the guilty. The Candiotes scattered about the country, made a chew of attacking the out posts, but were repulsed : under cover of the night they attempted a second attack, but were repulsed with the loss of some men. On the morning of the 26th, after the Primates had already taken their oaths on the Gospels in presence of the Consuls and of several Austrian Officers—the Imperial flag was hoisted amidst the acclamations of the people—the Austrian Consul conducted back to his house, and there de. dared to be reinstated in his. functions. Hereupon Mass, accompanied with a Te Dam was performed by the Metropolitan Archbishop, at whose intercession the Admiral was pleased to grant an amnesty to the inhabitants of the Island. The three houses of Demetrio Lascari, author of the excesses committed in April, were levered with the ground; and he himself, deeply sensible bow much he had merited this punishment, went on board the Admiral's ship, and implored pardon of the General, who was pleased not to extend the punishment any. further. At the request of the Greek Vicar, the Marquis Paulucci, released two persons taken on board the vessel burnt at Syra. A Greek mystic in the- port was burnt, and, another belonging to the English Vice Consul, sent to him with an intimation to alter the masts, as it is. not permitted to use mystics : it was immediately converted into a schooner. Order is returning in the town. The sums demanded for goods bought of the pirates were paid. On the 30th the troops re-embarked in good order. Daring the time they were incamped in the field, and while they occupied the city, and in the, several expeditions, the Imperial troops distinguished themselves by their strict discipline and exemplary behaviour to the inhabitants. The Austrian Vice Consul above mentioned, is the same reported by the Capt. of a ship arrived at Trieste, in 19 days from Tchesme, to have been since murdered, with all kis bmily, by the inhabitants of Naxos, which was presumed to be the cause of the sudden departure of the Marquis Paulucci, from Paulucci for Smyrna, on the 4th October with the men of war.  We have received Dutch and Brussels Papers to the 16th instant. The ardour for serving in the Dutch East Indies coninued to display itself by tenders horn privates and Officers to form part of the new Regiments, and the number required had been obtained so much sooner than it had been expected, that no vessels were yet ready to convey them, although their speedy arrival was urgently wanted to save the chief Deitch, Colonies from the ravages, it not from the possession of the savage, but gallant and not unskilled natives. It appears that the sea is not as much liked in Belgium as the land service; for whilst the titter has been filled up at once, the former is so little attractive, that bounties of 50, 60, or 16 florins were offered by the Government for Subaltern Officers, and 16, 40, and 60 florins for common sailors. It was hoped that by this means the crew of the three vessels would be completed, and they would be ready to sail by the middle of next month.  The French Papers which arrived last night to the 16th instant, are unusually barren. The Rolle says, that the opening of our Parliament has begun to rob France of her British visitors, and that the proportion of those who cross from Calais to Dover, which was during the whole Summer smaller, is become much greater than that of those who repair from England to the Continent.  WINDSOR, Nov. 17.—The UlliattOUlable state of the weather has prevented his Harem from taking his usual drive since Wednesday. His Maawrres time has horn occupied with public business at the Royal Lodge. Yesterdaptortnoes the Doke of.Moirraoss took leave of his Mauna for London.