Star.
London, England, 1831-06-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Major-General Lord FITZROY SOMERSET,
K.C.B. Military Secretary to the General Com-
manding-in-Chief, went through his List to-day,
at his Office, in the Horse-Guards.
LORD HILL'S LEVEE.
General Lord HILL, G.C.B. and G.C.H. Com-
manding-in-Chief, will hold a Levee on Thursday
next, at his Lordship's Office, in the Horse-
Guards.

ROYAL EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 831, opened
at the same price, and went up to 83i for Account,
since which have receded to 82j 83, at which
price they are at preseut.—ln foreign market no-
thing doing.

TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols continue at present at 82f 83 for the
Account. In the Foreign market, little or nothing
doing. _ ___

There aro in Warsaw physicians from all parts
of Europe, as well as front Asia, Africa, and
America.

Accounts are received that 100,000 dollars are
going to be sent to England, saved from the Thetis
frigate, in the Brazil.
We are assured that every thing with reference
to Belgium is arranged, upon Ce most satis-
factory terms to all parties, in spite of the quibbles
that are attempted in certain quarters, upon Prince
LEOPOLD, and we can assure our Readers that the
Belgian deputies, previous to their departure, have
settled all difficulties ; and as they have in no way'
outstripped their powers,—the ratification of
the Treaty with the Prince, is a matter
of course, and will not be withheld : in fact, the
influential members of the Congress are more eager
for the consent of Prince Leopold than any of the
other parties concerned.

COI'RT CIRCULAR.

The Dtile of Sussex and the Duchess of Cam-
bridge, accompanied by Prince George AM Princess Augusta
of Cambridge, visited the Princess Augusta oo Sunday, at
her-'residence in the Palace at St. James's.

A Conference on the Affairs of Belgium was
held by the Ministers of the Great Powers yesterday after.
noon : the Austrian and French Embassadots, Count Ma-
tousbevitz, the Russian Envoy Extraordinary, the Baron de
Weuenburg, the Austrian Envoy Extraordinary, Viscount
Palmerston, &c. attended the meeting, which was held at
the Foreign Office.
Some of the Directors of the A ustralian Company
had an interview with Viscount Goderich yesterday at the
Colonial Office.

The Brazilian Charge d'Affaires Lad an audience
of the ex-Emperot Don Pato yectertlrty.

ELECTION OF SIIERIFI•'S.
Yesterday, at the close of the poll, the numbers were—
Cowan
Pirie
Scales 233
The contest, it appears, notwithwanding the large majority
upon the part of Alderman Cowan and Mr. Pirie, is likcly to
continue up to the last hour.

COBURG THEATRE.
Mr. Kean appeared at this Theatre last night in the
character of fticAard 111. for the benefit of Mr. Davidge, the
manager. The appearance of such an actor at this theatre
circa, as might have been expected, a very crowded
audience. The house was filled in every pan, and in the
boxes and the pit the company was extremely respectable.
The " gods;' however, were tt.e most noisy we ever heard.
After the tragedy was concluded there was a general call
for Mr. Kean, who obeyed it after a short delay, and he was
hailed with the most enthusiastic applause. He attempted to
address the audience, but some well-intentioned, though
most mistaken, per.•ons Inv up such deafening cries of
" Order" and `• Silence," that he was unable to make
himself heard, and he retired apparently very much amused
at the wisdom of those who endeavoured to obtain silence
by bawling and making as much noise as they could.
Mr. Elliott, who announced the performances for the week,
told the audience that, in consequence of the approbation
with which they had been pleased to receive Mr. Kean that
night, he was desired to inform them that Mr. Kean would
aprear there in the character of Mac& tis on Wednesday, and
n the character of Othello on Friday, next.
ARRIVAL OF THE DUCHESS HELENA,
AT DEVON.
_ _ _

Monday last the Russian line-of-battle ship Culm, Capt.
Lazaroff, and the Lionelle corvette, Captain Count Heyden
(son of Admiral Heyden, of the Imperial service, who cons.
mended the fleet in the Mediterranean), came to anchor in
the Sound, and saluted the British flag, which was returned
by our Admiral, and a salute was also fired from the citadel.
The ships were immediately placed under quarantine.
On board the Cohn was her Imperial Highness the Duchess
Helena, who is in delicate health, and is about to reside
at Sidmouth, in this county, for several months, the sa-
lubrious air of Devon having been strongly recoil).
mended by her Imperial Highness's medical attendants.
With her Highness are the Countess Nesse!rode. Madame
de Tulstuy, Prince Pagarin, Dr. Ilurder. and Monsieur de
Lobstor, first Secretary ; the retinue coupirts of 40 attend-
ants. Her Highness is accompanied by her three children.
As soon as the arrival of the fleet was known, J. Hawker,
Req. the Russian consul at this port, proceeded as near to
the ship as the quarantine regulations would admit, and het
Imperial Highness was pleased to grant him an interview.
From the necessary restrictions imposed, in consequence of
the cholera morbus raging in Russia and the ports In the
Baltic, the authorities here could not grant pratique until
they had received directions from London. On Thursday
evening the order for granting pratique was received, and
on Friday morning her Imperial Highnes and sui.e landed
at the dockyard, being rccived by the Admiral, Commis-
sioner Ross, Sir J. Cameron, and J. Hawker, Esq. the
Russian Consul, a guard of honour from the Royal Ma-
rines being in attendance, and the Admiral's ship and bat.
terics at Mount Wise saluting. After remaining in the
dockyard a short time, her Highness proceeded through
Plymouth for Sidmouth. There were eight carriages. At
Sidmouth all is on the qui vire, from the arrangement made
for the reception of the Grand Duchess ; triumphal arches,
covered with laurels, are thrown across the streets in se-
veral places, and also at the entrance of Fort-field, where
the Duchess intends residing during her stay. The ship
Culm, an Imperial line-of-battle ship, mounting seventy.
four guns, was boarded by Thos. Andrew, pilot, 12 leagues
off, and be conducted her so close to the Fuldystoae as to be
enabled to speak with the men on the lighthouse. Her
imperial Highness and ladies, being on deck, were highly
gratified with the appearance of this wonder of the British
coast. The Cohn has 520 individuals on board, consisting
of crew, passengers, &e., not one of whom are in the sick
list; and the crew of the Corvette are equally healthy. The
Russian service makes no distinction between the army and
navy ; the crews of all their ships serve indiscriminately
with the army, on shore and on board, and the officers of
the two ships, now in the Sound, have the number of the
regiments to which they bclung on their epaulettes. In the
Swedish service a similar regulation exists. Several years
since two Swedish corvettes lay here, the officers of which,
belonging to the heavy dragoons, were daily seen walking
the decks in boots and spurs. During the last war with
France, the crew of one of our ships, in the North Seas
strongly recommended a war with Sweden to make, as Jack
styled therc, these Horse Marines douse their spurs.

MARSHAL DIEBITSCH and GENERAL TOLL.

From a letter dated the " llusiaii head-quarters,
Juno 11," written in a very pompous style, we ex-
tract the following particulars respecting the late
Russian commander and his successor :
"We had been about a week in Pultusk. Since the battle
of Ostrolenka the weather had been dreadful. Not a day
passed without rain, the atmosphere was full of vapour, and
the clouds seemed to press dose upon the earth. The Field-
Marshal, who I;ad hitherto enjoyed perfect health, com-
plained on the 9th. in the evening, of heaviness and lassitude,
but bleeding relieved him. Early in the morning of the
10th be was very well, but by noon he was a corpse. A
stroke of apoplexy terminated his life. The impression
whikh the news of this event produced on the army is hide-
scribabk.

4, Until the Emperor's decision be known, Otneral Count
Toll, the chief of the staff, has taken the command of the
atmy. Amidst universal regret, this affords us consolation.
Having been the cot.fident of the deceased Field.lllarrhal in
all his views aid plats, he will be able to bring to a success-
ful termination what his friend had commenced. But whit
is more impottant, he is himself a groat commander, and
has only wanted rpportunities, not talents, to give proofs of
his ability to the world. He is a pupil of Suwarrow and
Kutusow, and distirguished himself in ail the campaigns
against Napoleo.,. When Cuunt Dyibitsch obtained the
command of the army against the Turks, he took Count
Toll with him, and since then he has constantly been the
chief of the .eld 31arshol'a staff. The most perfect bar-
mony always subsisted between them, and death only could
tear asunder the Lands of their friendship."

THE LATF. FIELD-111A lt3ll A L COUNT VON
D ENITSCII SABA LICA SK I. This celebrated
chieftain, who descended from an ancient and noble
Silesian family, at the period of his death was ex-
actly 46 years years of age, having been born
May 13, 1785. In his earliest years, it is said,
the Fi.4d- Marshal had so singularly retentive a me-
mory, that when he had attained his fourth year he
was capable of resolving arithmetical gaestions
with greafer readiness than most adults. He
commenced his military career in the Prussian ser-
vice, bit, on his father accepting a Major-General-
ship on the Staff of the Emperor Paul, the King of
Prussia allowed him to resign his commiion as a
Second Lieutenant in the Prussian army. In the
conflict at Austerlitz he was wounded by a spent
ball, which lodged in the palm of Lis hand. The
Marshal also distinguished himself in the actions
of Eylau and Friedland, and in the celebrated cam-
paign of 1812. At Dresden lie received a severe
contusion, and had two horses killed under him.
The Marshal was married in 1815 to Jane, Ba
roness de roman, niece to the lady of Prince
Barclay de Tully. Of this marriage there was no
issue, and at his death he was in the first rear of
his widowhood.