Star. — London, England, 1828-10-10 00:00:00

`. » r • • •r. ;.. •• 0 11,:: • • • •r l :n • .. . .' •:• J 1 . 4 ~' ••• 1`y•!) ti I 1' • • . •"! . • •. . •,•• t .., . In the Foreign planet *ink doing. FEVER . AT GIBRALTAR. ..mm..11410r. • • .• • ftadalilitioli Amtrak Veeroy et 'Egypt, and with salved of iiss Ant ilk*** af the French expedition is the Main, whielt•news knob; to *lmo by a French brig that left.Nanrin on the Ist g r osisabss; and the Captain of which amismacee that the M ahal% the 'three Ambassadors, the President of armee, and Ibrahim. Paehamere assembled at Nandi' ea the 31a of August." Acacias Sedans Ws 3. • . . . Cl I Y, Twltive o'CLocc I%s panic which prevailed yesterday in tin. Conshi market has 'oebuidetel this meeting, owing to the various reports Which were sireelatid having .faVen to the ground"; ben • still the i l'obbe are ghostly agitated by 'tllo 'brewer of the indi.positioselof bit • Ma. aura, and ate ausious to - obtain a true nate of hfs health, which is. she chief nettle of conversation this morning • .tiwy wiite•frowe Whims of the 97th of September, that it was :Vitreiked that the Capita) Facha, who conentat.ds 'at Varna. has 'ae a•notice to the Emperor of Russia, that if be iambi Varna, he will put to d eat h ' seven hundred Greeks. • • • CITY. lIALILPAST ONE O'CLOCK. . . The Control market opened shisanorning at 'hi to g for the Ac, "tiOtint. soon after went selleri at the said price; awe *hick sit provemeat has taken-place, and*Cbsiols near skimmer* be "'wed: at Atil e. Varian repair - Mere in corcelatienektesise&!he teoining in regard to the indisposition of his !Mower.. bet .111 can an. ace.'froni unquestionable •antbillty, that ..he is, Tibet re. epreehntkimi at present is in good health. • We alb can state. that France and England. &Man terms er w !he, liteatest ft4enriship, and are determined to use, every *milli ve leinient:* general war taking . piacf in Rerope. t' • %ccOunts Ire* Gibraltar received thie day, lithe Sltig 14h.prejery Ihtsenurrbit ; the fever, rages with inure trioldrece ; . guntbetk are I dy itig. A letter . from Jersey states, that,tbe Retreb.liater stoma .supplers of pcireisiwis to, that 'slaked. • Diesel bas risen In topless& per pound.* consequence of whicbegrost &Will prevail, thsre, aril at Meeting has been called by the Guesting'► to petition Ilksister. is the inkiest. r. I. , .• . * , "rhit foltowiqg tett copy nt a letter addressed by Dr. lali'fLinp, of Gitnaitat, to Monsieur Dunn. Chief Phy sician of the Ptench Agony tit Occupation at Calla: ' Gibraltar. I 1 tit Sept...llMS. Mir nos Docros—l had the pleases of receteini spin 'alter of the XXII only toetay. owing. T suppose, to same hiefider ite she Post. 1 have vest satisfactina in tellies you that Mr. Unishani ie novi airtime quite .well. He driers hi. kindest rFgards " You wiU no doubt bye...heard of our epidemic. To me its}, .pear. nothins•dilfervin to what I have Item in the habit of ofikai annually here; eaccpt that thicaws.have been more numinous. and in Many of a' deeper rale, and arising. in my opinioe—and that bawd Se dtliverperson. , l exaMinati.e—fram the-Malaria of our abominable Angeap.4rains.. hiemaresto remedy. their pernicious rate as nowin active oneration, and b ut anticipate, the' Mar ..uccessfut result.; itnited,`aiready r t n e n Li'are hieing much u( their severity. ' • - • • - " An attempt has bets wade to trace in appearance to the old anitetsie Haeamiah•ourste.but has failed to aloVert our who cheese to nuke thr proper inquiry and examination ! "- About 4,000 of DIU inhabusets are ear r anips4 en the Neutral Gn und. and all die hushes/ within the walla ,is at ai stand. Or. Hamel desinvlne meter you his %laded regards; -be, of course. is overhead and-ears-in ilosioess missed by the fever. . ' " Behave me Arrays my dear U cwt. very .sinceraft yours. • Letkord) • "1. W ILSON. " Monsieur Dupuy, Chief Physicists, Cadla." • seirusintipm • . THE ARMY. ~.. • ' • • .) The 6th Regiment of !Origami marched thlreardning font lei-, with and Noi inch, Ow Nottingham and Sheffield fiartackss• • Saturday the 17th Cancers were inspected at-Domlith ti Major- GenerJ who repressed himself hiply *Ahead With the diseipllhe lifthe ewpb. Detaehritems hebaOsinciii the 63d Rmieneut of Itafintrynad i the Ran India rompany'sasivice arribedht Noel yeaserdwy, fens Dried, and embaiird this morning onboard a waft vessel in the River for Gravesend, on route totitatham. • NAVAL. IN lELLIGENOL.' Yana Aimee Tun Dar.- 7 1:14.1gin 1--Waterfoid 11—ttrasee 1. The Qum.; Devil. from Cork,to Heittok, was driven argasset es Tuesday night, erg Didtford—part of the cargo David. DIAL, Oar. s —A'rrived from I.4miltio the Rneyreieo, Ninon, for &dike ; Sank, Tor i sfrfor ; rtartms Mariatie, Ter, yam for Mauritius'; Neptune; Wm:tory for New Yea asd President, ----; for ;Suwon. Powninneeti, °crones h.—Wind .W.N.W,-43ened the Les4s, Sinuous, for New York. Firmware, Oer. n.—Wind W.—Arrived the 'Reward. Rese t from Aneooa. s.Jsmt, Orr. t.--Arrived the Mem*, Wsasaafel , fr om D e w s; Detests, Owls, from Trinidad. HuLL., Ocr. IL—Arrived the Swan, Dania, and Abram, 'Amu: so p, from Davis• Strap ; Flora, Enacts', from Vujiulay Gemini, Moos, from Memel.. - • . LITSIITO4K. OCT. lE.—Arrived the Robert , Rumat.L. from Que bec ; Manchester ' Las, and Cere%. —, from New Volk. it blew a . very heavy gale last night firm the westward. Ltisisace, Ocr. 7.—The gale at W.N.W: mentioned year continued all the afternoon end night, and since ten a. IL it has considerably increased, with heavy rain. l'hesbigying an the Pool • and inrhe quays appear to be sale. • Loirssrores, Oa. 9.—The Perseverance, Amin's. • of London, got upon the Nevrooshe Saud last night, but was Loinid of withi out mach damage,ond has proceeded on her voyage. • Autumn, (kr. 7.—The Wilson, Stamm, from klirantichl to Newburg, was driven of the rocks at llama! Head. during a strong blame at S.W. anti brought or in five fathoms...completely water-logged. • Mk will be towed round to thiaplafe or Peterhead Gammas, Olt. 74—The Fortune, Gitowne, prrlved from Bombay experienced on the 11th ultimo, in tat ..10 long. 32. heavy gales from the N. W. which the neat day increased to a severe her. Blase, which bawl slateen hours. The ship was thrown en her bellwendar and shipload heavy MINIM her jully•boati; *awaits, ' wheetweihe, doe. wet. washed sway. , •. • .• • - non lass etemoute sooastat.,wove. *5. • t• The A :hoe, as, is ice a state of forseardeeta, and reported to be Mended ter rocoetatbsioning serfekortty. . k 1;,.. The Illreatbk cutter, Lieutenant W. H. liesti retained kilt the westward in Tinily menneg. ' 1 • "! • •er •ln Mansisam. the Biitatutia, %ads*, CaideeDlspateh, ^sear. Triaeolo, Leveret, Dove. eplayee. slat ISPeedV V at dielliddidt the linable and Niglitlisp/p; in the Sound, th e Iftyalianr• 4 • • . The falleselog b a Iht el tbsi wash that Ws been litteti our s Tosien,.or bore come to that port for repaim, IQ. thellips of the law La ceesseathis La Villa de Maftwilles Nall 14 Neraisw • the f r i ptea Vi - o; su bl e , La &Aden., L'Amphitrite, La Smog, Li Jo. eon, La Pleur•de•Lys, I:Amide, La Lledon le e. La Cybele mid La Dashes. de Derry; the sloops'of war La Ddigehte:and L'ltcho; jibe beige La Paliuore, L'Acteen, L'Akyone. L e Orient. Yes. eth now at Tattle.—Le Marao, Le 8110 a, La Lair et, Le Hoe. aord,_ and La Lasard the transport stoops or storwehips LP's,. La Ihslowite, La Car a van. , Le Visite,. Le Xpli an, La Linate; -La lUsteoceros, and La Dronsedatre; the schemers La Volase; l'ArtWesase, L'llotatette, La Daphne , La PhBohleis, and the cutter Lo Connie. &fore Aleaandrisuathe treats La arm; the brig • Alacrity' aid Maas;. and the,. sehopwr ,L'Hile...,.—• **ye tants—the frigates La Mirie Tiaerese,_ La .Prosorphte. 1-1 iNgaine, end La Cornelia; the schoo ner L'Sclipie: Mete Al gisigr—tba +hip of the lime La Provence; the frigates La Constancy. and jaa flatal dm legs Le 'Grenadier' s 1/Akrte,XAdonis, IA . asujia Fauns; and the schooner La.Claine e n o is e . Re ;rea dig--abs *Op of wee IA Mame; the brig l a C e i rass i eur; and schooners nr • other light vessel. La Linnoini, Liter yale, La bete,. IA• Chaweur. 1411 . Legere Llkulle, la: en .mm.. •La , faus ei ge, at this Asuaw.nt at Tookei. Armed vessels which have come to Tinton either for repasts ur to epeeute insg s i ons .... t b c silips it( the line TA &Viers and Le 'Trident; the kitties La Galatea and L'Atallitte; thihrigs Lt Russel, Le Zebras and 'Le'Vultigeor; the etnre ihip s L a lisymiere, La Connote, La Caprkieuse, IA Cituetw, L:Firph.ou, L:f.tnulattoo.llo4 14 .Lonipeniei and the•light. vessels La Victorkuse, La Mame, La niche, L'Adwar * .La Donn ' - e, and L# Toiche,—French Alper. Mr. ktglitiliS left town '2-7-77 ryeS40 If (Or . • Vanbridge Wits. ' Dtalthfr.hrtl were received yesterday at•the Foreign lace Was Mr. listruews, die kid* Quad at Lisboa, dated the With *le.. ht. !. - 4 ,; : P ••• POVS.R..4Iis. D... Tie Mescals.4e Resinwoolle Asthma"; to the courts of Lose* sod-Viyass. golfed toe yes• today coining, is the Salemooder Pose-etice pocket. hors Cobol,. ' His Eicellesicy slept at Wiiglies HOW. *nd set off this *mins ie.:. Leedom.' 'The continued gales have poems& the arrival vf any .packet from Bo Anger for the labtive days,!riane et ate vesicle hailing beta abieto r gm ) it farbart., . • . .• . COUk CatECULA/k .. . . . • • ?MS 111:111111 OS. POATIMAG • • : Her MASINTT and sole "DM in.two 6f Old Kum's. =triage's yesterday monis* holey a elle Aedlevetreet alts Sliffirdenet rah. AIWA, et bie registries In Synth . Altet'esibiting Eaceilency, leer bloasarr satt her sake (mit of dot at # r i sio Ds Sir 'WM Falfliallineli o tt o sal..it‘ r e• 4 *alter Di SA Lomat 4) irtfteisl llfladl Was Mt ei al streets at tbe•viebt end of 'the at allitient astdblidilindelte, us wiser the. Queen made porchaeas, and efserwods termed to Grillson's Hotel. The Muerte Sas a .... aheenipenied briber son._ ti ii r t f: 4 bea.dsughters, was preen * ned to her MIST? by the • del Ilamtateseb(tbeLardCbambetlaip). Thellarehleneride Piusaten. .det lady of the Porta:ties@ Waist% attsadsd the 4laatn eh the leeroduetion of tbe Princess. .• r. ~• Tie Sir Gleams seapeaci. nista floi. ate l ii (Mame! Department, - wa. ptssemed to her alao,llBil by II& hibitiluts de namditmies. • F4SHIONABLE - INTglielaiNCE• e to. • - , N ‘ • ARRIVALS AT BATH. . ti de Simple widchlatehieettai of liseinigs.' Lady anittbe Ham ilia Ada byre*, flocs. Al* Massey, Lord Rubes, l i ociltioeston,' Lady. Itymmir, Sir F. Freaks and family, Sit Thdleryike,Asiet j lel: P•asphrli. Admiral and iii.. loliagendlie:Coionel wia.'C lbnel Morena, C•ptaine and blietre..es Gellietay. N; kepis' L11•11e6 Pratt'', lAcutenene end Mrs. Jabl(es) tide ! {AMID Aleryiery, Jte. dtc.. • . ti kiIItIV,ALS AT CiIItLIENHAIL . Tliellidebioome of plijfh Isere Sir Feauch Lrifiele and 11,a4y etgway, Sir dientsel and lady Flicelyer i . tic Jules; MIMS. Lifleit Dent llifflefalk ICdull. Cul , tai Picini add lama. es Colonel ,blactreette, AU* Ventert•ld i mates..ths.ssia bliesi Her. Major I„tichierdi„ ,Llr.. Wastrel', Captain J., blarbliA;klll4 Captain J. Dinintan, Captain Sr. Prorge, 'Crept. ILI, CAA. ,MbrAd a Cure. June., Capt. Hodgson, Pin. lawsence, C.pt. Trcelear" Capt. lt. %feature Cape. Kottand f ;let. &c. i •. 6 ARRIVALS AI TUNIIRLDGF,WELLS. • Lord Nlionagu Nir. and Wt. Pas qer, \11.4 lefrs.obm GftiolirDof, Sir &Ike and Lady W;elstrail, Captain' nil Mrs. blames. Ste Clam Bentham and daugheeire. Me; sad Abes.Ciarina i, Cosiest and Camels Ibriabedles,*&c. ft. • : •-' • : ;• .. ; : Mk thy AT' . • . • _ • 11. • , DIMIIX-Lallt. ' Early asiithatheattleal wasonfa,nrw tragedy, i ris the fertile sad elegant pea ok.:ll4.mi l Mtirono. wit las t night - ptoduced. It is :entitled Rienzi. and the 6 4 willut mice call the attention of ourreaderi to the (Iva. -vdseary'llittoey elltheolas Riens;, so fmcibly desc r ib ed by Gibson in the 1a.,. 'Opine of his pieig ie and hl7 of site. Mairsters inspire. A better subject fir the tragic Mite'conid scarcely have.bete selected;' and few s ,b 3 in the present' day shire to poetic bau'ons could he., treated the subject so Well as she who has .ncsirdratnati le a 11. •Theleirdingfittures•ot. Itiends . Charlcter are p t . seivedi heft they ate so tnisdifiedatid illf;eritd,that wh en bk falls': we rejo;ce *dr so niuch;,in hit .deadcas we to ; gide *at be, had not toed Isis power ofiere mod es t, ately.....shakhe' had sot •Hblytte. his facilities sa s ut meekly?. The tragedy Opens /ay unfolding th e & ps i . h.'tviemetho 'rival booms of. ColPolla and Ur i% ei e !lin emus of'Aloste. The heads Of dillet ps factions Waggle . for hilletittre /rid the balance is is 4, blur of &gni.. ' • Blasi (Mr. Youue). oho has, liked* flitt'brures; ciniceaktdrunder eccentric habits a seta wittelvilosisly Iteplettni his,couott y's woes. e n d whits . 'patched. witfi s eleaieless.vigilance. for any opening that bright afford t:int as °oky of rescuing his nam e mid foben it dograd:r state s - toes..?cleantage i f no OWN& Ws : which - haste arisen bettribn the'patti s i ni ..a . 'Mirka (Wean( (Mr. Yetracre). Id Of ot ,m,, it • r 1 . 11hteir). ln a inumphal processson, of the Va s i a i 'pasty] a cilium, silo has beep gririalr assaulted became 'he stall not join its .the 4 , ova vehement" of dime who 'tau aced • their chains. 'is . asiaul :id land wol iw ed reilst:hAfests to his rescue. • and sirikes tberutbaati %b , . istOnd. Ilse spirit of thg • lo.iitoppreste'd citi erits•norr 'bursts forth. They behold, with amazement, 'ltiv i taa who was lately appaiently a nierejester in the Ys e 0 C it/mita, not a tauutiog Ciol, b ut a de termined faittut.' tire taemenythein to meet him at Midnight Oa she Capitoline fldl. I;heg uliet A artdwith chi, meeting pi e • c h s e, jaiteest of the Piece commericei. Whole i llieniils haranguing the citizen., Angelo Co/innia (Mrs torsi.* thq heir and tope ot 'the .ColOnna limy, op. pwc.bet.' , ' The youth has long lobed Claudia Misr rffi t ." ? 4 ) .. the daughter of. Rierifi, 'and, won by die sinikproited represeatations,dt latenzi, but moie by his declasift . that Candies Okuda& never Wed any bat a .kiend; in Ireedeuri rte joins the malconte n t ' . The aiistoct sty is overturneshand.//iinsf. the son ot so jaw keepei end' a wastoreinniae. as Oitibois describe s . Inns. but, be k not' kerAteth the triend4f Pararch (so mean honour), asecitek the. tribium: - Hio•-•clisclanas the title of 'Dictator. or, or. Xing.; hel:i •conteht to be 4 ! tribune 4 f tie pepple,,- etbriti' bus isewly-liedged anibisiou tells hint•xs 4 sans:ion mine tcrieritig vise either. because it . may, eilal4e him to put down kings, 'is though he be gene."' A• conspiracy is formed . against him , by. the , UrSini and Colones fa. tnilies..ol which be ft Cakes timely notice. Ile Hones all the' 'ehiefitist• the party who are 4 tppo•itl to hire,ts the barkdet given.in coins quence of the union of his daughter 'w lth Aire& Coloryt!!.. They . titend, determined tOastassinate him. Their • scheme is discbvesed—they are cendensned to deatlx.but pardoned.' ' Thar pada it. however . , connected wits cerernioniei of in dotted& rota` d 'character, as to excite to vehgeinee the younger Gloom. He cannot btook s tbe idea of indignity beeg offered by his plebeian fathor-io:law' to an honoured parentohe bead of the oldest house in Italy. He joins the bands raised by Ursini and Colonna. ilk/ ate defeated—the elder Colentio is slats in the fray; the younger, Nines son.in-law, together with bib friends, are taltetiptisetters. All pre condemned to dire RienV is •ahaious to satrethelde of bin seplyacquited relative, but .Arigeki disdains dip bona ; even on his bridal day. be wisbm rather to repose in the cold grave of his father, air to stead the nuptial couch ot his beloved. The tittingtof eiSideesnationei acts the ear of Ciendie—she musses to her, fathei.-4he eisticits.(beautit on, emit" W(iether:ire sneak of theianguage or of the actress) I. r mercpandifienti, alter a long st i oggle between offeneed pride aridptiedtal titling. st length yield 4. His,mescy Is too late. ~.I irk as it's, conceded; Lady Colossi, a Nuety prfgity ti . wriman—oue who had hoc sot tea the serjaingerolly of Rienzi, and had warned her bietiperragiir , st it-strikes deatb In the hopes and tq Ilitherirt of Moak; by proclaiming with a horii. Isl!, ! Migi<l,drtlin . , 'Oil head of Rienzi, that Angelo, her i mit her ynitogove, her best beloved soo, ha, suf. .teted *sin. Ihe dirikasetion of so many NoLlrs, the pimp. IQ( ariegancee, and sometimes cruelty under the ilkour of justice; by which itiesses admiiiistiation beeime disfigured, now cause a :avulsion in the public ,feelipg. His emptier, the Nobles, exert all their power to overthrow him. In vain for tini , dims the bell of the lcapit6l sound; thos e sounds Ui )y draw . tog leer .his . enemies. At length they appripsch the capitol- 7 4 orderi the gates to be thrown open — he • egoas itiipelf to . the multitude, who are eager for brabloolkt,,for a Moment be awes them by his Or seecedie :reel' them Ihsek the insignia of his office. be damsdk ot e brave death, when suddenly a female ;030 . 40 - .ot fiehlii in his arms. It is, Claudia. The Cep ; :triOraedeti ail eis the point of imsnolating hitis. He triplcryyalltat Isiidalighter a who never buried 'soma; Oneyfait te,Pidriviii from him. . The prayer is complied with.; ,Sg t not. before Media has .received a gonad 4 ; )tifeei Tails, assatled upo n , al) sideg *by that ,Reoge t )shore hearts, lurdarpposed. tree iittroca' '..7 . ...• ... . tts, ,i' s the plot of tht torgady.aad, as !is have Ithiertid Miss Mriiroari,:in ksAleeelognaeitt, bas '‘ es Clo sely` as circommances-mouldeitrisit, to triiib: In many instances the kit ,lidtpted ;lord; of 6taisos, merely thiawkil. cheat foritt of bleak *eise. This rematk !polies, is gie4deirmis to the contention betwerto Piero Inkti6 in 'the 'fourth act. here Rienzi's' ay. if.bi t s Tilia. his 'education, and Of the feel -414 • ill, led 'bird' 'to soar above his. follow ititidicieualt cO6Ched in language. 4iirtilat to ,itefiistiriait. 'Mist Minoan was, bfjourse, 1 4 0 _4ittirdt the female characters. We know nut ....niff mt . bait , Oft* fetter model of Claqie any of f4c.,k, •.. "Qur Village ;" but wkether.the clia larifiet. in y, 4r " tale mere tbild of her 4icy. it. is 0 fiery bporyt k - 1 has all the ingenuousnessb, all the modestlervour of youth, in its earliest scenes; and to those. which succeed, •it displays in true, and come-. -quently.melancholy, colours tl:e fond .dreuns.of hope, 'te ardent anticipations' of happiness, blighted by adverse circumstances, and sinking under the wither 'lag touch of despair. That a mind, such as Miss Nita roan is known to possess, should beautifully pouttray 'smile delicacy and female worth, can he no marvel; -eut - it is a matter of surprise how she could so rimer -sally describe' ill the - characteristics of the daring kieuri. ' But she. has described them with maws- Atte laic,. Ilk taunting humour, ere tie excites ~.be people to resistance —his lofty beating while in traisWet— . liis growing ambition--his love ot pageantry. 4 1111 bas habits of dissipation (for they are shown at he hipiiiis of cis diug'hter)—alit all patented t' us. It is a powetlulli &Awn character, Lich in totohie ..ntinient, and not less rich in beauty and dignity of TN E 010StiNG STAR( : ;r- '.-.' PONDON. FRIDAT'OMTER iti. • 18ill .- ' ...,5., : , • . • Jeasio- PR ICS OF STAMM:. AT TWO OW '`,.'t ' '' ' ~.. tank Stock Mini - ' " -1 :* • :., . Audis Bondi U 4 4 ''. *1 '-' 5 per Cent. Hot Shot- •• • ' • . ,South Sea Stock - '".' ' • ' 3 per Ct. Cons. 1151•. . ,•,„7 ... . . , . Old Annuities • tt; per cent. Shut ~: . ,*. " ' ••••ittoob Bad. lanis . 75 . 4 . 51 per Cent. ItedAirit, . ~ & O Ditto 75 6 • • 4 per Ct. New.3olj j -r. • ? 1 ' 4105 and .5200 Dim a / 5 6 4 per Cent. 1826. Ibilt-r...; "- .Commercial TO • lens Ann. Shut ..* •.',. 1 . ; ;;;-„ • hank for Acct. 313 bulls Stock for Acct. 116 i el . . FoltelsiN itriniit. +WO 4rc IAM. X. BrazUtan Hils. 4 KS: ' • , Poesy thIVIC. z .. Do. Acct. ni •.- •• • Do Acct. Colombian W.. 64•41 Ct., . alion4s, .I; f4 Vt° l ' • Dortion de . 1 Ot4„ :•. : , • • Dooll4lB22,spCtAbSi DoAsst 1H -- A t • 'Mtn% SpQ.ll2( . pasha lids. 3 pct. it}} '• "' • 'lllwateet.ege i .: 34412.91.0 mot, 'CLOW . ,• -. *wish lids 5 p Culti . I) Do Acct. 5114 - • •• •• .• .• lte. Acct. BaiTtsn Aim Eicaziaii ammiks, TWO O'CLOCK. • . •.. salsas % ; Mts. • - . • Maki Molina leer " 4111 P . ! ev . :. .• Protector Fires - ilo'' 4i.... .it " 'Otis.. 'e .-.•;; .• '4 ' • . 4 .$' : ' " ‘ f " 1 The contents of the French Papers received lad night, have not much novelty ibutothat intStiligedeir. they do contain is interestine• though -it .relatea L ie' events already known The lettcrs in these Papers from Constantinolle ire of the 12th:olt...end ;miry 'to us two bulletins Irons the army of the Porte, poltlished by. authority; and •our readers' will- not be serialised to find there-is some •cliffei epee betireen *the Turkish rind Russian Manner of telling the same . story. The two bulletins descrihe operations before Kik urnia on the kith' and Slat of August. According to which it would *Oran' that in their-attack-on the Russian enitenchments, and. the wholiOfjbe:impnrtunt posts ihiCh they had .fer - lified with en Much. ciri.the Tusks had been sotessful in all points, eh& had caused ,40 imm e nse; losats their: enemies. The division of, Eski Stamboul did is et , .... to be attacked: but retrosied r iii . COOsenieot dine, hailer previously de,troied all tf;at could not be carried' off ini haste. Th.e Turksseem 6, hive f )lluwed up their suc. ass with greut energy And ptoMpt it ude. and the-setteat of the Russians efFords- ample . coilfirmatiun. 'of their 'uneatent in its main females. . .. • • . - . • Thi Jeariai dei Debits seer's to treat 'clasi:kiltptire of Varna by the ltusiiani as of little icopottignce nOir. when the BlaCkSca no)oriAr adatiu of sale narigition. The intelligence ftent (ei , nstantinople the 9iinan Pupa received this ramping is of the same dales. th4r, coatained in the French .P.pers, to which we baste al• tread, refesred. The Airatries .obsertier states, that in consequence of the tecrnt successes of . .the: Tothish arms, the greatest • enthusiasm 'prevailed among' all' classes in the capital,.whete bOdies of troomeurtinued to native from Asia, and a second atlas/ of •resetve was forming, amounting eo 40.000, which was to be under the immedia)e iosittiand of 'she SULTAN. The irt cipal Officers of State - bad also ensai‘ed. ,futnish contingents, to be suaimairteid at their-. individisal expense during the war. • • • • Great exertions were making . by the SULTS* for the stquiptieut and departure bt the Turkis h squadron fat Oa, Mack:Sea, la d the expectation was, that the Beet Timid proceed to raise the blockade of- Varna, and dug tut off the retreat of the Russians by their trauspotts Chien*. The utmost tranquillity prevails in the espied. . , WENN A. liart.lll. • In addition to the Tarkilb bulletin% tin 411niinin • Okfiaiiim title following ankle ' CONSTANTINOPLIc, Saw. In: • • • • Detieianienta f troops ordain& from' Asia, soltiFii . • intended for the sacood army of reserve that i. Miw collecting at Bawd. Tahitilik, under the command of the Sultan in person, and as to be ampieted to the number of 40,000 Mtn. liriides the !Mho's ratd of Bostandgivi. the regular troops, Aida 6,000 men, dal ate Rill here, join this army of reserve. After; the example of the Cidsmiesin Patti, who is raising a regiment of regular troops ai . his eviiielpiese;sbe principal ,Ministers and Officers of &ate bas s waived to forithb onager .coutingnits, and to maintain them dues itig she wit.' The 'Sultan has rtios resolved, that, to recompense Mid'husiour their who lank-Warty distingulsk,tisonseives by disk, bts4i*e• in this war, medals .in gold and silver shill be struck, In • • ,bid twit Ile "Unpaid eyinsit • sod the words " For Vskrue , . . • jai to be Win tio the Went.. ; . .. ' At the brehanne of. this weoth, $ divition el the %win bet . • ordward Were irstoi, after ewe isf the ships ,heraija 30 k A 4 ilkstallheatedvee at tbs . eatranee of die lhalilefillillii!”tee 4 ollindlhe Mai lar.ada;•o the :rorePon fiMk..41 41 . 11 U .-oi . tie'lfind 'that was spread acs. that:. the Ciiiieftw Philo% with lota asso. basletted So ffieeitets ha "biteie ' • it "44,.0_, s. !MIA" " 4 10144 10 1R.Aitat day had dOottOred .- ow haistivrAls. ilea legacy* Ylaiii,7o6 taken in a. supply of "stet. Ilk& 'dot dui ow .p bite alt shaping atm the Oka di4z gilett Ilat Iwo esiol‘abil: ' ;41# par! eadftwear• nalitte so bard the ices : sod Selma dilaasfee • •— 11 40 1 % 1 PillObil/ 16 0. 16 0r0" .. .. • - ••• •, lestheit p' ... .. . • ' The Wow 'rlietene soiliktbe aw iniiiiiyed to wilastia mold,. ' May sod soder in the wet* 904 to beep &wade ptleos of rani ' . appaa . *real kW; *be *4 Wwritiona *beet of She regular At delli t in* bees p*Misti $ * lamer toad has. These and. • titter weasatia at, tipsy line littisatto ow ech preveried ill ea- (ewes and di so tot liwts la that wettest* of Welt itectatede• - Tate plieie.--oOksteao Nil. ai. • ;411GlialnUs. Ws ? 3. . The 4 . 114 /0 *Oa liallAJgair 4 , 34 1 Ceastanticepk of the 4 I fib aipaiber, thq . Ant sA i atalbjilkb gneatifs repytitioradillW Cerkerrib di she tuiklisit Walk% WO* la dot 4 40 *.C.1F0r• .11 this Prelx**- 4 41140 1 .1111 1 011.10/4 1 rAttS *Ws neebes. /0 1 44 over Ode All 1111001.014 ad i i ket its at WA : for while tit,* *soil If wiw. Wals is ia,•••‘ Is 4ifiedimil i . 1 0 • illsiisold, ver.—williftwootgollidl4•ll4o livirair Mink gesli 'is*, arias Memilidriedlon Oh* . wkiCti,4 isibett a 0( 5'14 06 Ibi 44.0 1 "01rs !swig by the lowa wino acaelote kip New. dot o•Parivir aid fyft dist &a* iti that 21. ii risers a Opiiipanolls sag Sew shot the *Wed tithigrilialr". 'owl" 4bsdhords, Mae amagd, to padtibei eridotss lit PM.. sift eidioddisi *esti ' The mitt twenties% k wenks, WA. be • diteelad telbili Vim, in 'carrot skein a omit resides is the rear. nod hdeporenabe conianankatieas * sea. The woe Tenet. . /tuna OdessiNdlhowieo the Winn at Akatehaluaalt sod Henunks; 4 l ' :ia'tbi•Asiatie thaisti, sad or Plfil, at the condi 4 the Viso& On the whet head, they wolltaiihe aetoonti of the roar lento which the floosies army ha raging ea the Danube wed the liaitao by diorama, and in waseyeesto of the waive heat. They she Worm as al the swift pablhielea of the meantime( eons fee sa the Hooks pasts ea the lostan to Turkey. Ilie Paste i s elso aegaiisted with the ameadoirbetavai Milian' Cobb.- .AnkAllyl==l WRD'Et ' DUBLIN; Oess o . . Between the how, 4.1 a it and warn I:*clo.k yesterday • *vetting, Ovate Richard Ma4Cormack, f the 17th Lancer.. slammed at Dundalk, in a fit of clesprtali.ns at 1110 i haying obtuse.! scitfaction ,complaints.s. filch ha had pteterred at sarears tine., for .thu . last thirst mosstho ..g4itmst Captain Keane sud irouP See jest t major O'Keefe, bekingag to .the slat liegiasew,io.ered the Serjeanpsnajnes sowu r ead deliberately fired a loaded. pistol it the. &ikon% head; fortunately the ball passed , by the side of hi, head, and kraied the bait it entered dm , ppo ice wall, Sons vibetsce .1 wit, with difficulty - esitacted. 'MacCi.riustk, who is, a fine young soldier, i about twenty years'of age s and con.edered one of the finest and best disciplined: men in the Regitiert kivas in:tantly secured, tut* lodged in the black hole. On Monday he !soli taken before the Magiateates in Dun dalk, sod folly committed, to gaol for an attempt at sunder. The I tssotter (whose friends ire respectable, residing near Dublin) on lis exaMinntion, deelired, that from the ill usage he .had received -his life was a burden to him, and .said that he wit:sorry from his heart that the ahoc did not take elkoct.—itrikatmissiouras QUEEN OP POIVIUGAp. • —1....-- A Meeting of the loyal Yorturiesevacheld pester. day thy City oi London 'favetn. to eonsider.of.an Address to her Majesty the Queen 'of Priltruciat.,•er preslPie of their revert and attachment to her. • The Meeting was principally competed of P. , iingerese met. chants. At abet lia'f-past twelve *o'clock =the Chair wss taken by . Mr. Juseen VaNarLiatit, sod . several , letters'addressed i tri . the Secietioy weresead from dif ferent' individuals, eipressire of dieir4trachmeat tolher Majeser,.and offering the hiamage of their reipect and ' lvfilt?. . . 0 Several Gentlemen addressed the Mtetingin the Pot- Ingoese language. and some dbcos . sidir took Place ..s to She exact way in which the Addre.s shookf be couches. Senor Virtu was of opinion; that her Majesty shimlJ ,be addressed as the legitimate Queen of Phi togal i mid tiliat ,omething should be introduced expiatsave . or the :feelings of the . Meeting relative to - the usurpatood a I)nn Mtgnel. • • • ••• .- Senor DACHA MIAS oppord the introduction of such a topic, and the ChnirmAn lard itc.t . the'bett way wool, i be to name a simple Ad.ireis of felid,ltatibt, exclusive of politics. •• • of- r. .. l e., , • The Meeting seemed to cohiiide iisifilenpinimir•and titer a few words hook Do.. Barbels de' Amities resolution to the effect that' a timptt Address of Cep. gratulation should be oriented to her Majorsty l ioas nifopted. . - On the . goestion that a Medal be eagrdviatied , .pee:.' listed sith the Address, a *fry indadared. alkaloid* Mae, in which the state of affairs :Jai Peetegek ead•tbe: ileeir4 adopted by the. Emperor of the .fkasibi s week sword. • l'he embellishmenja of dui Medal wore likewise a subj-ct i f lengthened *OW donee Avf t the persons presser f cti their - ..t could be ' - 0441 heir. ► of the Vkii!tre of Wet. recesifinsly the Haute of The ether itc. bavOg Iltel t Ea fi A ess lie foals Queen eitalatlou• of piles sited . lllq 14us. that A. pe~tte Viellel4.ware plated is Atrtegtit,i. r iii t Dee O 1 thi'Vrititlret ;the Ala tif: 'Xingab,n;. And extends in: at,'siiiith/....Weitein. direetinit - thresugit the valleys ,of the.,.Rend s ciat atif Itrevisinlk; 4 entil! ftilin a short distance eitniitteatre'olf Me latter die Dela:este, and for a cina,' qt % is't;nt iiton the [Judson to the tutrinitt level iit'3ss feer, l and the descent to the 4elaislire po fits 'Front the valley of the Nevisiok it. ti -e9rroolglithatef the Deldr , ware, and near its margin for the 17 iliac's,. and to a height of 114 feel; sretosses . that river, and en *s the ,alley of the . sstiariitainialintg which it is to:he - car tied aasr as the 6r4et Dyeberry, about tverof miles.. Tfie causl .Vitp - titpehs4 fti April, 18211; (mai we 15 6w.rcio.ll l ilitd?on ; l ihe+einainder ib a trite of rapid piogreis titta)ilie6lll.lllhiba:•Front the , ' ter atioviinn the canal a rialtiat - tat vt44 laid out ;t 64, 1 abo u t 30X1 feet to a gap In the •Motfifek mountain whence it descends lite leet to the valley of the Sacha- . ,ivasaock, a branch of the Sthquehausah. • AP :4 ' ".'... -'.. . .."' waved. event -delivering their sailiaalatf.: 'lit'. tar Y . ,' , ;- is :learned; • it-- was ekselici..tftets4l*-bfear l'o4 r.the tender olitte Neer", . 0 tlitklit ; ''. - Iw o he Constitinifia et NPurpera. ask we t awl- . . . . Wet Knigdeiti..Speoi of d m ' ' i i i Ei t. i i 1' - fey the me ' y ardent in - tneirespeta.iona or . :dayiltip • " I CC . 1 . of Bragangle. ~. • , . •„„ ..: k ~ t., • • lie cult,' ..1 . erstea• znin ii : te ri r n mi attr it ee peo rnot*O etimiesiess iil wr ikfift idi . i . ' l iu n. t i t - i ti y h . l itst i ri *hen Itlit ' • . gilt Pim* tif I units were ilsesestat at 1 , 1. •0 24 k woo tarn 61 Postwar. iiii • i- will L int ie s i 1 of doe-DAnoyibeeniod- t +! _44aite : i•' -• o flt i l l i le 011ie ot.Pgrt . Atthoilite i''' . - '! I • . t wi! eye* .opt-, styee • . *eir"-.1: - `; • . 4 . 4 4.,, 4. 45 1. II entagOtisi iit : g!tik , •, . ielpepeoce , ea• w a 4. 6 we *arid tiud,nit e: '.-liiinifeeniianrlP:443;l .. - 4.41 tiew otkAteaavitawass ?swot oti .... _.___-.._ _.., 1 - I:•ureen.inist,. , f•__,__± —. • , _ e - the ...awl ling iLfs ! coat , . U in s